Prince Henry Visits New York Amid Naval Ceremonies
Prince Henry remains aboard the Hohenzollern as a wreath ceremony at Grant's tomb is delayed. He attends luncheon at Sherry’s with about one hundred guests and plans city sightseeing. Miss Roosevelt performs a ceremonial launch speech in German with a bottle drop, rope cut, and ship finally entering the water with cannons and crowd noise.
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Launch of the Yacht Metor Held With Royal Guests
A ceremony aboard the yacht Metre with President Roosevelt and the Prince, Miss Roosevelt, and other dignitaries. The crowd cheered as Roosevelt and guests exchanged handshakes. The prince sent a German cable to Emperor William praising the launch and the christening by Miss Roosevelt.
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Fire kills four at Standard mine bunk houses Idaho
Spokane dispatch reports four men dead and about a dozen injured in a blaze at the Standard mine bunk houses near Maco Ida. Sixty men slept in the building when the fire started, trapping many as escape routes failed. Names of the dead include J. W. Edwards and D. Z. Mann. Injured victims listed as E. J. Arborough, E. McCallum and John Bowbay.
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J. W. Edwards
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Mann
Eugene Langs
M. T. Moore
E.J. Arborough
E. McCallum
John Bowbay
Kier
Coane House
Boston romance ends in legal fight over jewels
A 32 year old Boston woman linked to G. W. Gillespie, a wealthy retiree, received 45000 in real estate and jewels from him after a five year affair. Her relatives sued to recover the property. the lower court upheld her claim and appeals followed. The case arose as she vanished for two years then returned to letters to her sister claiming she is confined among crazy people.
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Prince Henry Receives New York Welcome After Prince Henry Visit
A crowded New York day marks Prince Henry of Prussia and President Roosevelt sharing a welcome sequence. The mayor hosts a luncheon and a city hall reception with 100000 onlookers. A formal dinner and an opera performance cap the royal visit amid renewed Franco-US ties.
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Des Moines Senate Passes Woman Suffrage Measure
Des Moines reports the senate approved the woman suffrage measure by a 23 to 1 vote. The item notes the strong support reflected in the recent tally and cites the pivotal action as a key victory in the suffrage effort.
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Iowa House
Des Moines
Senate
Vilas in Politics Sees Shifting Wisconsin Gubernatorial Fight
Madison reports Colonel Vilas may soon conciliate Democratic leaders after a split with the party. M. J. Regan says Vilas will likely announce alignment with Democrats, while Milwaukee announces Teal and Janesville as stalwarts candidates for governor. The Sentinel plans to publish Whitehead’s letter supporting the nomination.
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Democratic Party
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Maine
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President dismisses Alaska judge Arthur B. Noyes
Washington reports the president acting on the attorney general's recommendation dismissed Arthur B. Noyes, judge for Alaska's Second district.
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Arthur B. Noyes
Alaska
Washington
King Edward Watches Ambush II Win Steeplechase
London February 26. King Edward today attended the race course and watched his horse Ambush II win the stand steeple chase at Kempton. The victory sparked a scene of wild enthusiasm among spectators.
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London
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Ambush II
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Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Over Crystal Lake Bank Sale
Gilbertson and partner file a petition in involuntary bankruptcy against Thomas Crenshaw alleging he sold the Crystal Lake bank in California before disappearing and took no cash, prompting certificates of deposit worth over $20,000 to be issued as credit. Crenshaw is said to have obtained funds from the Omaha National Bank using part of the certificates as collateral.
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Gilbertson
Thomas Crenshaw
Eiier Zrocer
Crystal Lake
Husband Accused in Louisville Murder Attempt
Mrs James Reagan is found with throat cut at Welch's tavern on West Main Street. Her husband James Reagan is arrested after she accuses him of the deed following a quarrel. Reagan denies and claims thieves attacked them, with a bloody knife found on him. He is held on $1,000 bond.
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Welch's Tavern
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MISS STONE STARTS FOR CONSTANTINOPLE
Miss Stone and Madame Tsilka depart for Constantinople without delay. Washington proposed a pro rata reduction of China indemnity to keep total at 450 million taels. Fremont National Bank reports arrest of A Morse for forged checks in Oklahoma. Baseball meeting in Sheldon Iowa outlines a Dakota league plan opening May 30 with about eight clubs.
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Fremont National Bank
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Oklahoma
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South Dakota
Bsase Butt
Sheldon
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Rock Rapids
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LeMars
Flandreau
Iowa
Will County Republicans Bind Legislative Nominees
Will County Republicans pass a resolution instructing the 41st district senators and delegates to back the state administration's choices for speaker and president pro tem. Howard M. Snapp leads a movement to compel legislative nominees to follow administration support, signaling tight party control ahead of key conventions.
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Mob shoots Woodford Hughes in Nortonville feud
Jacksonville reports Woodford Hughes was shot dead by a mob early today in Nortonville. The killing stems from a long standing feud and ends Hughes’s life in a violent confrontation.
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Princess Radziwill Accused of Forging Rhodes Note
Capetown February 26 Princess Rad will was arrested and admitted to bail on the charge of forging the name of Cecil Rhodes to a promissory note.
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Important military captures reported in war department notes
Washington today reported captures of Gen. Lucban on the 22d and another capture named Willerter Gem Chaffee Dumsten from company OC, 5th infantry. Officials also noted Aguinaldo as an important capture in war department summaries.
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Day's Proceedings in the National House
The House opted to take up the rural free delivery service bill Monday and consider it until disposed of. It non concurred in Senate amendments to the Philippine tax bill, sent the bill to conference and adjourned at 2:05.
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Hospital Opens Under Franciscans and Sisters in St Joseph
Four sisters from the mother house arrived to staff the new Roman Catholic hospital in St Joseph. The mother superior transferred hospital property, equipment, and 31,000 in money plus pledges to the new management.
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Sisters of St. Joseph
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