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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1902

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Philippine Tariff Bill Passes Senate After Heated Debate

The Philippine tariff bill passed the Senate on a strict party vote amid clashes between Tillman and McLaurin and a dispute over voting rights for South Carolina senators under contempt. McComas and Wellington traded charges of falsehood, with Wellington warning he would confront similar statements outside the chamber.

Tillman McComas Wellington Mckinley Senate Washington South Carolina Maryland Messrs. Tillman McLaurin Turner Patterson Bailey Texas Foraker Aldrich Frye Ir. McComas Mr. Foraker United States Philippines Philippine Commission Rep Ohio Mallory Dem Fla Prince Henry Germany Mr. Bailey Teller Philippine Archipelago Hoar Mr. Hoar Philippine Islands Allison Bard Bate Burrows Clark Culberson Deboe Dietrich Dolliver Dubois Ilkins Foster Hanna Hawley Heitfeld Jones Kean Kittredge Lodge McCumber Miss Martin Money Perkins Platt Pritchard Proctor Rawlins Simmons Simon Spooner Taliaferro Telfer West Warren Wetmore Total Yeas Bacon Berry Burnham Burton Clapp Wyoming Clay Cockrell CuHom Dryden Fairbanks Gallinger Gamble Gibson Hansbrough Kearns Mason Millard Mitchell Nelson Penrose Pettus Quarles Scott Stewart Col Utah Mr. West Congressional Conn House Morgan Capitol White House New York

Index to Departments and Market Notes

Stocks irregular. Financial Markets. Wheat No 2 red 4e corn No 2 mixed, oats No 2 mixed, cotton middling 8 1 2c, iron Northern No 1 foundry $14, butter Western creamery. Commercial World page 13. Weather report page 5. Yesterday's Fires page 5. Real Estate page 14. Legal Notes page 16. Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers page 10. Arrivals at Hotels page 4. Insurance Notes page 11. Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails page 1. New Corporations page aan. Railroads page. Society page 7. United Service page 5. Court Catterdars pages 10 and 11. Page references indicate where topics appear.

Pigeon Shooting Bill Passes Assembly In Albany

Albany February 24 The Assembly passed the Slater Bennett bill to ban pigeon shooting at tournaments by a 119 to 9 vote. Opponents named Bradley Brooks Doughty Robinson Ruehl J H Fitzpatrick Win Fitzpatrick McInerney Mchkeown. The measure now goes to the Governor for approval.

Albany Slater- Bennett Messrs. Bradley Brooks Doughty Robinson Ruehl J. H Fitzpatrick Win McInerney Mchkeown Bennett Committee On Fisheries and Game Thomas C. Platt Platt

Canada Seeks Reciprocity in Trade Policy

In Ottawa on February 24, John Charlton proposed a reciprocity plan for Canadian import duties and a rebate of at least 44 percent for dutiable imports from nations admitting Canadian natural products free of duty. He argued Canada buys more American manufactured goods than it sells, and threatened self reliance if reciprocity fails.

Ottawa Ontario Canada United States Commons John Charlton

White House Dinner for Prince Henry Ends Washington Visit

President Roosevelt hosted Prince Henry of Prussia at a grand White House dinner on February 24 1902. The Mast Room dining arrangement featured electric light decor, pink and white primroses and curved crescent tables. VIPs included Lord Pauncefote Count Cassini and various ambassadors while Marine Band provided a mixed German American program.

Washington Prince Henry Roosevelt White House Marine Band Prince Admiral Evans U. S Sevaauay Porte Cochere President Roosevelt Lord Pauncefote Count Cassini Hay Dr. von Holleben Fuller United States Germany Washington, D. C Quitres Sur Orchestra United States Marine Corps Band Sousa von Suppe Wagner Georgia S.cee Crete Rhine Sandemann Lorelei Reesecke Arpibee

Roosevelt Hosts German Prince at White House Dinner

President Roosevelt chairs a dinner for Prince Henry of Prussia with a large guest list including Foss Cummings Miles Taft and Morgan. A toast to the German Emperor precedes Henry’s praise of the United States and a late night departure to New York for the Meteor launch.

Prince Henry United States New York City

Travel Ad Promotes Seaboard Fast Mail Service

One day trip to the Southwest via Atlanta and Montgomery aboard Seaboard Air Line Ry. train 27 the Seaboard Fast Mail leaving W 23d Street Ferry at 10 A M Sleeper opens 10 P M Office 1 183 Broadway.

Atlanta Montgomery Seaboard Air Line Ry Seaboard B’ Way Ady

Overland Limited Train Schedule Clarified

Train schedule notices indicate the Overland Limited departs Chicago via Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines with stops and connections. The listing notes office location at 349 Broadway and related booking details for travelers heading to California.

California Chicago San Union Pacific Southern Bus

Paris critics mock Henry visit amid European pride

Paris papers react to Prince Henry of Prussia's United States tour with irony and pique. The Temps contrasts velvet and iron, noting Washington's Birthday events pale beside his reception as Europe’s monarchy. Journal des Débats says Europe humiliated fuels American pride.

London Times NEW York Times London Paris the Times Prince Henry of Prussia United States Europe Journal Des Débats Germany Admiral Dewey Associated Press Prince Henry Temps Washington

Prince Henry's Washington Visit Details

Prince Henry visited Washington, arriving 10:20 A M and leaving at midnight. He met President Roosevelt, the Diplomatic Corps, District Commissioners, and Congress members, toured the Capitol, dined at the White House, and attended a late-night German Embassy reception escorted by a full military guard and Secret Service.

Capitol White House Washington Prince Henry New York Pennsylvania Avenue Diplomatic Corps Pennsylvania Railroad Alice Roosevelt America Admiral Evans Hohenzollern Rotunda Congressional Library Gilbert Germany Mr. Sims Tennessee Prince Baltimore Columbia Ohio Indiana Secret Service Hay Navy Long Peirce Count von Quadt Sylvester President Miss Roosevelt Cabinet Correclyou Mrt Tinett Hirgy Evans Porte Cochere Marine Banet McCawley Marine Corps Capt Gilmore Artillery Secretary Hay Gen Corbin United States Roosevelt Alice

Prince Henry of Prussia in Chicago Visit Plans

Robert Todd Lincoln will escort Prince Henry of Prussia to Lincoln Park for the wreath laying at the Lincoln statue. A Germania luncheon March 4 at noon will host about two hundred. a reception precedes with about a thousand attendees. President Gustav F. Fisher to toast. Harry Rubens to speak in English.

Chicago Robert Todd Lincoln Prince Henry of Prussia Lincoln Monument Lincoln Park Kaiser Germania ‘‘Lab Gustav F. Fisher Harry. Rubens Prince Henry

Burnett's Extract of Vanilla Ad Promotes Purity and Strength

An advertisement touts Burnett's Extract of Vanilla as pure and strong, claiming it leads in quality and concentration for culinary use.

Burnett Adv

Opera souvenir auction for Prince Henry gala night

On Wednesday morning February 26 at the Metropolitan Opera House decorations will be removed and sold without reserve to anyone wishing a memento of the gala opera night honoring Prince Henry.

Metropolitan Opera House Thorley Prince Henry

Deerfoot Farm Sausages Advertises 2-Pound Package

Winter breakfast delight features Deerfoot Farm Sausages with a 2 pound package advertised as appetizing and delightful for morning meals.

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Mr. Wellington Mr. McComas Tillman-McLaurin Row MR. McLaurin Pailroads Real Eistate Society Lnited Service Weather Report The Great East Apollinaris Cafe von Tirpitz von Eisen‘decher von Seckendorff Count Baudistein von Qeunima von Mueller von Schwindt Von Reich von Holleben M. Jules Cambon Comte Cassini Don Manuel de Azpiroz Edmondo Mayeres Planchez A. von ‘Quadt von Reuber Shaw Pging Root Knox, Trotha le Alatenaney Payne Hitchcot Wilson Henderson David J. Hill He Corbin Rob Evans T. A. Bingham Willian Cowles Joseph S. Foraker Charles H. Grosven Cullom Hale Hitt Dinsmo Rich Oun Cannon Frederick W. Holls Cowles Adjt Imperial German Navy Count Quadt Huy Matthews Sergt Harry United States Cavalry Fort Myer Dimmick Sixth Street District of Columbia Engineer Corps Signal Corps Ambulance Corps George H. Harries Army Sak
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