Warm Western Welcome When He Arrives Chicago Prince Henry reception
Chicago crowds packed Union Station and streets to greet Prince Henry of Prussia amid a packed program. Ambassador von Holleben Mayor Harrison and German veterans led a multistep welcome to the Auditorium and Armory events with music, torch parades, and a grand ball.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Henry of
Prussia
Ambassador von Holleben
Prince Henry
Dr. Wever
Ambassador von Hollebemn
Harrison
Council
United States Regular Cavalry
M. B. Young
United Societies of German Veterans
1St Regiment Armory
Controversy Over Horgan & Slattery Tammany Links Spark New Criticism
Corportation Counsel revealed that days before the new administration, Horgan & Slattery sought approval for a contract to legalize their appointment as architects for a sidewalk around the city prison. An assistant counsel called the move audacious and precedent setting, noting it would mark a turning point in the department’s history.
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Igermoon
Grout
Hall of Records
Horean & Slattery
Tammany
Ana
Horeen & Slattery
Gee Ball of Arcoris
Slone
Gemuch Neni
Horenn & Sinttery
Fatimore
Rupert A. van Wyck
Ar Te
Low
Rives
Controtler Grout
Horgan & Slattery
John R. Thomas
Board of Estimate
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
George B. Post
W. R. Mead
Richard M. Hunt
Nen
Corporation Counsel
Whaten
Horgan& Slattery
Ofice
Hingstion
Cit
Brooklyn
Queens
New City
Armory Board
New-York
American Society of Architects
Wom
Firona
Manhattan
New Tore
American Society of Architets
Franklyn
Tis
Board of
Couran
Horgan & Siattery
Horgan & Stat- Bey
City
Corporation
Whalen
Inn Department
Senate panel backs Panama plan amid legal twists
A Senate sub committee on interoceanic canals advised reporting to the full committee that legal issues surrounding Panama favor United States acceptance. Members Morgan Mitchell Kittredge Pritchard Louisiana Turner noted ongoing reservations. Kittredge reserved right to submit a separate report. The panel was not in session today.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Panama
United States
Morgan
Mitchell
Kittredge
Pritchard
Lousiana
Turner
Primary War
Kittretce
Fire scare at Marlborough Hotel ends with no blaze found
Patrons fled and rooms grew dark as sensations rose near the Marlborough Hotel at Thirty-ninth Street and Broadway. Police and firefighters entered the building after a presumed chimney fire, but hotel staff denied any blaze, citing a burst steam pipe in the basement as the sole incident.
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Marlborough
Celine
Speeden
Mellman
John Z. Brown
Engine Company No. 36
Trown
Brown
Hellman
DE Madden
Shere
Rpendeneld
Madden
Paterson Flood Recedes Amid Daring Rescues
Water receded in Paterson yesterday indicating the danger was nearly over though many dramatic rescues occurred as residents were trapped in flooded homes. Mills suffered extensive damage affecting ten thousand workers indefinitely and six Passaic men were carried away by a washed out bridge. Across New York and New England heavy property damage disrupted trains and daily life.
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Paterson
Passaic
New York
New England
Weasel Bridge
Ruth
Bergen County
Board of Aldermen
Central Relief Committee
Board of
Alormen
Jennie T. Hobart
Hobart
Lockwood Brothers
River-st
W. H. Milla
Ivery
Bank St
Mills
Walter Fairclough
Christopher Dean
Walter Birman
Lord
Taylor
Fairclough
Riverst
Dean
Airman
Little Falls
E. C. Jones
Great Notch
Republicans Adjourn Without Cuban Relief Action
Washington March A The Republican House caucus failed to act on Cuban relief after three hours of talks with about 120 members present. Mr Tawney of Minnesota pushed a retroactive rebate plan of 20 percent of duties on Cuban imports, to be paid to cane growers via a military then civil government, contending quicker relief and avoiding benefits to the Sugar Trust. Beet sugar interests warned political disaster if tariffs were cut for Cuba while beet growers pressed for alternative solutions.
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Washington
House
Cannon
Londensinger
New Jersey
Henderson
Tawney
Minnesota
Congress
Sugar Trust
Ways and Means
Richardson
General Grosvenor
Cuba
Payne
New York
Long
Kansas
Government of
Beet Sugar Argus
Morris
Fardney
Michigan
Minor
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Albany Flood Deluges City as River Rises
Albany endures severe flood conditions as the Hudson floods the basements and streets. Tens of thousands walk or ride boats, trains are delayed, mills shut, and relief efforts mobilize under the Central Relief Committee. Rescue work saves families across River Street while water recedes from some districts.
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Stuyvesant
Albany
United Traction Company
Hudson River
Imus
St. John’s Church
Dallins
South Ferry St
Third Reformed Church
Green
Broadway
Canal Basin
New York Central
Hartman’s
Actley
West Shore
the Central
Chatham
Boston
Cunard steamer Etruria not yet reported after wireless contact
Last Wednesday the Cunard liner Etruria remained unseen after a period of wireless contact with Tri bna. officials suspect an accident to machinery or weather delays. Berlin telegrams note Count von Flow in a combative mood in the Reichstag over China policy. The Express says a coalition among Leyland, American, and Atlantic Transport forms, with White Star and Harland & Wolff not excluded.
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Ine Carer
TM Thimoset
The
Tribune Association
Cunard
Liverpool
Berlin
Count von Flow
Reichstag
Germany
China
Japan
Express
Leyland
American
White Star Company
Harland & Wolmt
Bolivar bombard Guiria amid Caribbean unrest
Port of Spain reports the steamer Bolivar bombarded Guiria to protect insurgent landings. Panic spreads to Carupano as authorities fortify a hill battery using salvaged guns from a Venezuelan gunboat. Lars L Lima, Morchist leader, is dead after a Valencia hospital death. A revolt near Valencia prompts troop moves and Castro reinforcements to the Colombian border amid constitutional swearing-in news.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
RB. W
Bolivar
Libertador
Guiria
Carupano
Willemstad
Curacoa
Loreto Lima
Valencia
Venezuela
Carabobo
Castro
Steamer Tiber Reported Lost After Nova Scotia Storm
Halifax reports wreckage picked up near Whitehead Bay including deckhouse and chairs from a steamer believed to be the Tiber, which left Louisburg for Halifax on Wednesday. Nine crew were aboard a ship that may have perished near Canso. two life buoys with the name Tiber were found off Goldbear, west of Whitehead.
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Halifax
Whitehead
Nova Scotia
Whitehead Bay
Tiber
Louisburg
Canso
Honlanger
Goldbare
CITY A BLAZE OF GLORY FOR PRINCE HENRY VISIT
Chicago welcomes Prince Henry of Prussia with a flood of torches electric lights and cheers as his 6:20 arrival triggers massed crowds and decorated streets from station to Auditorium Hotel. German veterans light torches and the city’s electric display explodes along Michigan Avenue.
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Chicago
Prince Henry of Prussia
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Harerison
Incention Committee
Prince Henry
Lng
Auditorium Hotel
Prussia
Jackson Boulevant Bridge
Denth
Michiga
Bridge
Michigan
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Central
Fonda
Utiea
Whitesboro
Oriskany
Mohawk River
Etruria
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