Welcome to Prince Henry Plans for Reception Shaped
Secretary Long orders Rear Admiral Evans to prepare a naval program for Prince Henry of Germany’s U.S. visit. The German ambassador says the prince sails February 22 with a selected escort, and the Navy and Army will coordinate receptions and travel to and from his residence.
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Washington
Long
Robley’ D. Evans
United States
Prince Henry
Germany
Ron
Jane
United Ceaters
Admiral Evans
Prince
New York
Ecrey Hong
Pyey
Dewey Amirat von Diederich
Fom Etn
Omnia
Evans
Free Chapin
Heutenant
von Egidy
Dr. Rete
Herr von Tupite
Navy
Dde
von ‘Trotha
Eimperor William Will
von Plessen
von Mueller
von Grumme
Erin
Aail
Kron
Dring Wilhelm
Lioya
Staten
Afteen
Newport” News
Iiperial Yach Hohensollern
Wiliam
America
Hohenzollern
Opening of Parliament Amid War Speech in London
Reports from London on the opening of Parliament with King Edward reading the speech. The monarch regrets the war in South Africa not yet ended, noting progress but describing guerilla warfare, and praising humane treatment of the enemy amid continuing military operations. Nearby items note Cuba reciprocity talks and various city notices.
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Ing Edward
London
Raine O'Lock
Mariones
Arthur Lynch
Galway City
Bngland
Erie
Wea
U Startorough House
House of Commons
Faward
South Africa
Hare
Washington
New ‘York
Cuba
Montreal
West End
Janother Company
St Louis
Laloy
Ewel Robber Caught At Last In New Orleans Case
A dramatic sequence traces Edward Kern, alias Manners, accused of robbing his boss Paul in New York of gems valued over 60000 dollars. Capt Titus, aided by Sheriff Marrero and New Orleans police, tracks Kern through Philly and Gretna, finally arresting a suspect matching Kern’s description after a tense pursuit and derailed escape attempts.
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Edward Kern
Paul
Gretna
Titus
L. H. Marrero
Jefferson
T. Manners
Kern
Mr. Thebaud
New Orleans
Philelphia
John Journee
Marrero
Thebaud Claison d ‘Obbery
Ain ‘Titan
Keri
Southern
Chicago
Charles Hotel
Manners
Lames
Leeney
Iver
Tarney
Lerney
Baward Kern
New York City
Tierney
Stanners
Reward of Merit catarrh remedy advertised nationwide
An early 1900s classified style notice touts Stive Catarrh Tablets as a safe non narcotic treat ment for catarrh with claims of absolute safety for children. Endorsed by Dr J J Heltiger of Covington Kentucky the ad notes nationwide advertising and urges sending for a booklet.
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Canaan
J.J. Heltiger
Covington
Saya
Nove
Atari Io
Stuart
Druggles
Ofarma Feadren Fd
Marswall
Ason Giee Club
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Brooke
Olympia
Newfoundland
Mercury
Aero
Marcon
Buffalo
Phebe Cherley
Peterson, Ta
Mes
Ilectric Bitters
Hough
W.C. Price
J. H. Houck
Pitts ‘On
G. D. Stroh
West Pittston
Main St
Julia
Pillbrigg Weat Cornweil
Powers
Dennis Jones
Kellar
Scranton
Lackawanna Hospital
Walter
Boos
Malm St
Esther
Menarck
Agnew
Orleans
Himesit
Caraing
James Young
Alxty
Erle
Erle Station
van Deser
Himeett
Middletown
Orange County Hs
Tauner van Dower
Here
van Duser
Issite
Syracuse
Baward
Tulson
First Nsonal Bank
Mnanclal
Entral
M Century
Londo
Pines
Senate
Philippines
United State
Pittsburg
Jub Okneti
Pat
Esa
Omlal
Lanthi Hone
Cambridge
Harva
Ciple
Harvard Square
Wight
Lawrence Selentife
Te i
Harvard
Lewis Agassiz
Priday
Financial and Commercial
Celina U
E. Patterson & Co
Dewitt
Farrer, Peck & Roberts
Pillaton
Bucklen
Price's
Pittton
O. D. St
Dontt Bay
Optica
H.G. Shupp Optician
Whitman
Egle
Shelley’s
Luzerne Ave
Jehesen Brynrth
Aiouves Tor
RED Star
Little Maney Savers
Evan Bay Tor
Stan Teaoina
Griffin Studio
Titin
All Branch Pa
Ben J. A. Crowther
Wean
Rallings Superiat
Nset
Evans Bros
Ofc
Richte
Jose
The
Antrim
S. Pittston
Wall
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