Prince Henry of Prussia Ends U S Tour in New York West Point Visit
Prince Henry of Prussia completed a nationwide tour spanning 13 states and 4358 miles. He met officials in Milwaukee and Albany, toured Niagara Falls, Boston, and New York, and ended with a West Point parade and a grand serenade by the Arion society at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Prince Henry of Prussia
Niagara
New England
Robert la Follette
David S. Rose
United Singing Societies
Rochester
N. Y
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Dominion
Boston
Horseshoe Falls
Table Rock
Niagara Power Co
Eric, Pa
Prince Henry
Prussia
Ernest of
Bostot
Crane
Collins
Cambridge
Emperor
Harvard
Commonwealth
South Station
von Hollebes
Someret
Somerset
Gov. Crane
State House
House of Representatives
Soule
Senate
Royal Highness
New
Eszanks
West Point
Col. Mills
Academy
Knox Battery
Prince
Memorial Hall
Col Mills
Hohenzollern
United States
New York
Prince Henry of
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
University Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Waldorf-Astoria
St. Paul
Arion Society
Brooklyn
W. John Schildge
Society
Astor Gallery
von Holleben
Buenz
Geissler
Pries
Old Kentucky
Dixie
Kreuzer
Fire destroys Zendia girls school in Japan
Rev. Dr. Joseph Lemberger reports by cable that the Reformed church of the United States school for girls in Zendia Japan was burned. The 75 girls at the school were saved, with losses estimated at 5000 dollars, partly insured. The school had 15 years of operation and was once favored by the Japanese government. Miss Lena Zorfiuh is superintendent. in her absence Miss Sadie Lee Widener led the school in the United States.
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Lebanon
Joseph Lemberger
Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
The
Reformed Church
United States
Zendia
Japan
Lena Zorfiuh
Sadie‘Lee Widener
Rizal court martial for executing natives without trial
Maj. Littleton Waller and Lieut. John H. A. Day of the marine corps face court martial on March 17 in Manila for executing three native stevedores in Bazy Samar without trial. Col. James Forney to preside. Howland reports insurgents dispersed and harmony with local constabulary in Rizal province.
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Manila
Howland
21St Infantry
Wheaton
Rizal
5Th Cavalry
James Forney
Marine Corps
Littleton
W. T. Waller
John H. A. Day
Maj
Walter
Lieut
Day
Waller
Etruria makes port after mast and rudder damage
The steamship Etruria arrived at Horta Azores on Sunday after a February 26 breakdown that split its propeller and carried away the rudder. A Jamaica of ships assisted, a jury rudder was fitted, and passengers enjoyed deck sports as the ship awaited tow to England by two tugs and the Elbe's arrival.
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Horta
Azores
Etruria
Cunard Line
Umbria
William Cliff
Ottawa
Faya
Southampton
England
Liverpool
Mimic Indian Battle Ends in Fatality and Arrest
Stewart Hill aged 9 died from a breast wound after a mock Indian fight in Denver. James Hutson aged 12 is jailed on murder charges. Four other 12 and under boys fired from barricades about 30 yards apart. Chief Armstrong says actions will be taken against those responsible for providing firearms.
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Denver
Col
Stewart Hill
James Hutson
Hil
Hill
Hutson
Armstrong
Immense ice floe sighted 200 miles off Japanese coast
Port Townsend March 10 The British steamship Oceania reports an immense ice floe about 200 miles off the Japanese coast near the entrance to Tsugaru strait. The floe forced a course change and hours of steaming to avoid collision. It blocks the direct Orient route and poses navigation hazards for vessels sailing east.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Oceania
Tsugar Strait
Orient
Notable West cattle sale to retire Nelson herd
State of Short Horns in Kansas City announces March 19 sale of the entire W. R. Nelson herd. Nelson retiring from cattle business. The lot includes three cows bred by Queen Victoria and cattle from premier British and Canadian herds.
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Kansas City
West
W. R. Nelson
Queen Victoria
Great Britain
Canada
New York Governor Odell Dines With President Roosevelt
Gov. Odell of New York dined with President Roosevelt at the White House and stayed late. He plans another dinner Monday night and says the trip is for recreation with no political agenda.
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Washington
Gov. Odell
New York
Roosevelt
White House
Tren ton Coachmen oppose Sunday funerals in city
The Trenton Coachmen's union voted Saturday night to refuse driving at Sunday funerals with support from all city undertakers except one who had a funeral Sunday.
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Trenton
N. J
Trenton Coachmen’s Union
Hart Named Manager and Pitcher for Peoria Club
Kansas City officials announced William Hart will manage the Peoria Western league team and also pitch for Peoria. Hart previously pitched for the Cleveland American league club last year.
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Peoria
Kansas City
William Hart
Hart
Bank Safe Blown Open in Collierville Heist
In Collierville Tennessee on March 10 a gang blew open a bank safe with dynamite. Citizens drove them away before access to the inner vaults and about $15,000 was secured inside the bank.
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Collierville
Tenn
The Disputed Territory at Tien-Tsin Involves French and American Missions
The two acre disputed tract borders the American mission property and was occupied by Chinese laborers. The French consul halted construction and posted a policeman but has not raised the flag. American consul James W. Ragsoale remains firm and skeptical of imminent acts. The matter is referred to the French and American ministers in Peking.
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Tien-Tsin
James W. Ragsoale
Peking
Russian General Dismissed Over Blagovestchensk Massacre
Berlin reports Gen Gribski, blamed for the Blagovestchensk slaughter, has been removed from the Russian army. About 5000 Chinese were driven into the Amur by Russians, with troops on the banks clubbing or shooting landings and corpses lining the river for miles.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Berlin
Gribski
Blagovestchensk
Amur
Bishop John F Spalding Dies in Erie Home
Dr John Franklin Spalding Episcopal bishop of Colorado died Sunday night of pneumonia at the Erie home of his son Rev Frank Spalding who is seriously ill with typhoid fever. The elder Spalding had been called a week earlier after a severe cold developed into pneumonia. Memorial window unveiled in The Hague Anglican Church honoring The Hague peace conference work.
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Erie
John Franklin Spalding
Colorado
Frank Spalding
the Hague
Stanford Newell
United States
Netherlands
New York
Hague
Railroad unions call strike in Rocky Mountain division
In Butte on March 10 the Rocky Mountain division from Helena and Butte to Hope Idaho was tied up by a strike call issued by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Switchmen's Union at a Saturday night meeting.
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Butte
Mont
Rocky
Mountain Division
Northern Pacific
Helena
Hope
Ida
Brotherhood ‘of Railway
Switchmen‘s ' ‘Union
Cholera Breaks Out at Mecca Reported
A dispatch last week announced a cholera outbreak in Mecca, Constantinople reported in March. The brief note notes the illness spreading amid traffic and religious events.
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Constantinople
Mecca
Forgive and Forget Sermon on Emancipating Offenders
Dr. Talmage uses Hebrews 8:12 to illustrate how sins are forgotten by God when repented, urging believers to imitate divine forgetfulness, drop past slights, and live with forgiveness. He cites memory as a tool and warns against clinging to wrongs as he recounts anecdotes of memory and mercy.
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Talmage
Simonides
Ceos
Christ
Walter Scott
God
Omaha
Chicago
New York
Prairie Home
Garibeldi
Garibaldi
Heaven
Adam
Melrose
Kenilworth
Shipping bills and rural delivery debate span congressional week
The long running Senate debate on the ship subsidy and the House discussion of the rural free delivery contract system dominated March sessions. Key figures Frye Hanna Bacon Clay and Payne addressed the measures while adjournments honored Representative Polk and a Manila tariff conference concluded.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Aronday
United States
Frye
Committee On Commerce
House
Payne
Messrs. Smith
Dem
Gardner
N. J
Williams
Miss
Messrs. Landis
Ind
Maddox
Hill
Commerce Committee
Clay
Representative Polk
Philadelphia
Hanna
Bacon
Patterson
Elouse
West
Mallory
Secretary Wilson Denies Resigning From Cabinet
Washington March 10 The attention of Secretary Wilson of the agricultural department was called to reports he planned to resign from President Roosevelt's cabinet. The secretary said the subject was news to him and he had no intention of leaving the cabinet.
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Wilson
Washington
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
Wealthy Filipino offers gift to officers' wives
San Francisco March 8. Lieut. B. Van Schaik reports from the Philippines that Gen. Zano of Cavite, a multi millionaire, has offered to give $500 000 to each American army officer who marries his daughters.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Gen. Zano
Cavite
Senator Foraker Confined Home With Rheumatism
Senator Foraker has been confined to his home for two days with muscular rheumatism. He was in bed most of Thursday but Friday night showed marked improvement.
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Washington
Senator Foraker
Fire Menace Destroys Sedalia Business in March Blaze
A fire in Sedalia Montana on March 8 caused $100,000 in damage to a local business. Fire departments fought the blaze through the night, with efforts aided by nearby towns. No injuries are reported.
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