Prince Henry Visits Naval Academy in Rain at Annapolis
Prince Henry of Germany visited the United States Naval Academy in heavy rain. The escort included military officers and German embassy staff, with Admiral Bowles and Admiral Endicott among attendees. The schedule calls for a long train journey with few stops, ending with a visit to Chattanooga and a speech at the embassy.
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Prince Henry Starts Western and Southwestern Trip
Washington February 23 Prince Henry jointly with President Roosevelt and an artillery sergeant rode a horseback ride despite pouring rain around the suburbs after returning from Annapolis. An official dinner at the German embassy in the national capital capped his visit with a strong display of enthusiasm from German residents.
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Washington Leaves Embassy for Western and Southwestern Trip
Judge Braley in Boston ruled on the petition of R.S. Brine Transportation Company seeking an injunction to stop Local Drivers' International Union No. 25 its officers and Oscar F. Cox from interfering with business. The decision extends the restraining order on the local union but dissolves it for Cox.
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Patrolman Keefe Dies After Wounding in Boston
Patrolman Thomas Keefe of Everett died from a back wound suffered during a February night arrest attempt. The investigation charged two men, George Trughes alias Edwards alias Carter and George H Blake, with murder. Keele, forty four, was the father of eight.
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Storm Rips Through Southeast Causing Severe Damage
Atlanta reports a historic coastal storm hitting Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Florida. At least seven lives lost, many injured, with railroads suffering heavy damage. The storm's reach and destruction mark a rare, widespread disaster across the Southeast.
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Senators McLaurin Tillman Censured by Senate
The United States Senate severely censured Senators McLaurin and Tillman of South Carolina over a sensational personal clash on the Senate floor during Philippine tariff bill debate. The resolution likely ends the incident as it concerns McLaurin.
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River rising threatens 25 to 30 feet by morning
Pittsburg Pa Feb 28 At 9:30 tonight the river reached the danger point and is rising rapidly Forecaster Ridgeway warned river men and residents to prepare for twenty five feet by morning and possibly thirty feet rise along the river instructed to take precautions amid the high water outlook
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House Passes 139 Private Pension Bills in Three Hours
Washington report notes the House cleared its calendar by passing 139 private pension bills in just over three hours. A conference report on the census bill was adopted and the chamber adjourned until Monday.
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Unknown steamer halted near Thatcher Island in fog
Gloucester Massachusetts February 28 an unknown steamer stopped under the lee of Thatcher Island early this evening probably due to thick fog a reporter found her ashore about ten o clock she then proceeded evidently to the eastward
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Twenty First Anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Declares Global Reach
The Christian Endeavor marks its twenty first anniversary noting Feb 2 as the date of origin. From a small start in 1881 by Rev. Dr. F E B Clark the movement has grown to over 62 000 societies across more than forty denominations with half a million members worldwide.
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Snow slide buries men on Butler Mountain
A second slide at Butler Mountain in Pelluride Colorado this afternoon buried about forty rescuers. Nine bodies have been recovered. Officials fear the first slide death toll may reach up to thirty.
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Students condemned to imp imprisonment in Moscow
St. Petersburg report notes 250 students and others arrested in Moscow have been condemned to terms from one week to three months. Herald subscription urged.
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Moscow
Electric road hearing ends as Dover case goes to supreme court
The railroad commissioners closed the electric road hearing in Dover after extensive testimony from Boston & Maine officials who argued the P and I line and other routes would lose business if the electric railway were built. Judge Emery supported the P and D street railway, while Mr Langdon warned of harm to his Dover investments. The commission will report findings to the superior court.
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Supreme Court
Torpedo boats defended by Admiral Melville praise
Adm Melville, head of the bureau of steam engineering, defends torpedo boats as well designed and strong, rejects claims of structural weakness or excessive weight, and asserts they are among the best destroyers and torpedo boats built by any government. He says no design changes will be made and tests will proceed under standard departmental conditions.
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Bureau of Steam Engineering
United States Navy
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Washington Star
Cure Grif in Two Days Laxative Bromo Quinine
Laxative Bromo Quinine promises to cure grief in two days with E. W. Grove's signature on every box. Price is 25 cents.
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Warrant Sought by Reverend Bradford in Hampton
Reverend Bradford of Hampton visited County Solicitor Kelly seeking a warrant against a Hampton hotel keeper for squabble selling. Kelly refused to issue without proper evidence, and Bradford was unable to provide it, so no warrant was drawn.
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Unsuccessful Attempt to Honor Sebbey by Naval Affairs
A House Committee on Naval Affairs today considered a resolution to thank Rent Atmirel Sebbey, but the effort proved unsuccessful. The text discusses the attempted formal acknowledgment and the committee’s rejection.
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