Prince Henry Sails for New York Then Heads to Fire Island
Reports detail Prince Henry of Prussia sailing from Kiel to Bremen and then to Bremerhaven aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. He receives welcomes from naval officers and dignitaries as crowds line the route. The voyage continues toward Cherbourg and New York with plans for a formal reception by German societies in London.
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London
Cherbourg
Fire Island
Bremerhaven
Prince Henry
New York
Kiel
Bremen
Wiel
von Arnini
von Koester
Tgh
Hainburg
Vichirsehty
Pooim
Admiral von Tirpitz
Admiralty
von Piessen
Othe
Berlin
Southampton
Wilhelm
England
Weser
Tie
United States
Associated Press
Isle of Wight
Portsmouth
Steaumer
Southampton Waters
Communne
Tanndon
Tso
Four Die in Head On Train Collision Near Gifford
Exclusive AP report from Marshalltown Iowa notes four people died in a head-on crash on the Iowa Central Railway one mile north of Gifford. The light engine collided with a passenger train. Engineers Wallace Frew Jr John White, firemen Frank Patton Elmer Ogle perished. Lawrence A Jegan of Chicago was injured and several others lightly hurt.
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Marshalltown
Towa
Towa Central
Gifford
Wallace Frew
Cartsburg, Jr
John White
Oskaloowa
Frank Patton
Elmer Ogle
Lawrence A. Jegan
Chicago
Schwab Returns Home From Europe Voyage
Charles M. Schwab president of United States Steel Corp returns from two months abroad on the steamship St Paul. He is greeted at Hoboken by family and friends and declines to discuss his trip or the annual meeting.
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New York
Charles Mr. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
St. Paul
England
Tie
J. A. Schwab
Joseph Schwab
Steel Corporation
Hoboken, N. J
Pratt Convicted of First Degree Murder in Wife Death
William H L Pratt was found guilty of murdering his wife Emmy Pratt in West Chester on July 15 last year. The jury reached the verdict after a trial that lasted all of last week, with the verdict rendered at 10 am this morning. Pratt claimed his wife killed herself.
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West Chester
William HL. Pratt
Emmy
Polar voyage survivor reaches New York after extreme pole trek
Evcluaive Wire reports Borohwrevik the antutetly explorer arrived in New York aboard the Utruria after a 800 mile polar journey. In an interview he recounts crossing to the seventy-eighth parallel and pushing to the mouth pole, noting the highest latitude and harshest weather faced by any man.
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New York
Borohwrevik
Four Die in Rail Yard Accident At Harrow
An Exclusive Wire report from Vue Associated Press describes a fatal rail yard incident near Harrow with four injured or dead. Two boys Darohn Feynk Jr. and Thomas Burke were taken to a hospital and may die. The delivery wagon accident involved a Pyneania train and local officials investigated the scene.
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New York
Jauwen Frank
He Wreer
Morris Kogtokn
Digoh Feynk, Jr
Thomas Burke
Harrow
NX. d
Io Wooding
Earl of Kimberly Dying Reported Exclusive Wire
An exclusive wire from The Ampuleted Press reports the Earl of Kimberly is dying. The notice comes from Loandon dated February with details sparse and no confirmation from local authorities.
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Earl of
Kimberly
Ampuleted Press
Loandon
Feb
British in a trap at Kulp river farmstead action
Exclusive dispatch from Pretoria reports 150 mounted infantry surrounding a farmhouse at the Kulp river south of Johannesburg on February 12. Boers fired from three sides as the British defended the ridge. two officers and ten men killed, many wounded, before retreat under cover. London notes add the Waterval river clash on February 10 with loss to the South African constabulary. Durban reports Mrs De Wet saying two sons were killed fighting with their father and she would rather see her husband die than surrender.
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Pretoria
Kulp River
Johannesburg
Britvsh
London
Lord Itehener
Kilp River
Waterval
Vantonders- Wekt
Durban
Mre
de Wet
Mariteburg
Cannibals Slay French Explorers in New Guinea Mission
An Exclusive Wire report from Feb 16 recounts M. Rouyer describing a cannibal attack on a French scientific mission off New Guinea. Twenty five explorers died or were injured. survivors detail savage killings of Baron Villars and others, with one missing and presumed eaten. Rescue by Dr. Forster and crew ended the night attack.
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Agsoolitis Press
Parts
la Patrie Today
Cremats
M. Rouver
Warsiere
Siberaka
New Guinea
M. Rouyver
Baron Villars
Count de Saint Remy
MM. Hugenbeck
AL. Rouver
Reliner
Stovages
M. Hagenbeck
Greal Clator
Dr. Forster
PORDICA DIES SUDDENLY IN TUBERCULOSIS STAGE
The Hindiog tin mane Dore dica, once separated from Hadien by an aye eration Fel, died suddenly from a convulsion attributed to the tuberculosis. Reports say she had shown some improvement last week before declining rapidly and dying at the tubercule bedside. The death shocks the community and leaves questions about care and timing.
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Paria
Feb. U
Doredica
Hadien
Shipping Route Listing Names and Ports from New York
A fragmented register lists arrivals and departures involving New York and multiple ports. Shaped by garbled OCR, it mentions Liverpool, Queenstown, Antwerp, Bremen, Southampton and Moorhampton style locations, with numerous personal names and destinations interwoven.
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Uvem
New York
Bipuria
Liverpool
Queenstown
la Vurnon
Mavenne
Paul
Southwinpton
Chorlyury
Llane Powel
Keteligton
Antwerp
Oihpealdlog
Moorhampton
Illods
Wilieliy
Bremon
Obuetany
Nia
York
Cherwury
Ph Mee
Wilhein
Bremen
Southampton
Pacific Cable Believed Essential for Pacific Progress
The U S House committee reports in favor of government ownership of a Pacific cable. Rep Corliss argues federal control would enlighten Hawaii and the Philippines, boost trade, and match rival nations. General Greely estimates total cost around 10 million dollars with monthly expenses of 25 thousand.
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Corliss
Philippines
Hawaii
United States
General Greely
Washington
House Committee On Inter-State and Foreign Commerce
United Voice of the People
England
Onglund
Vancouver
Australia
New Zealand
France
Germany
Pacific
War Department
Saya
Bradford
Bradford, Vhter
Bureau of Equipment of the Navy
California
Guam
Wake
Midway
Philippine Islands
Mann
Davie
Lovering
Wanger
Blawell
Government ownership opposed by committee amid Pacific Pacific proposal
A committee opposes government ownership while supporting the Commercial Pacific Company's private venture proposal. The debate centers on privatization and potential shifts in public control.
President's son improves as Groton pupils gain
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Groton Massachusetts on February 16 as Theodore Roosevelt Jr and William Gammell show steady recovery while Mrs Roosevelt stays with her son in the infirmary. Potter boy had no setback, and Drs Shattuck and Waren consult. Alice Roosevelt rides with Mrs Cushing and visits John Lawrence home. James Roosevelt aunt arrives.
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Groton
Mass
Elek
F& Medical
Potter
L. C. Shattuck
Waren
Theodore Troogevelt, Jr
William Gammell
Roosevelt
Aid
Gardner How
Alice Roosevelt
Grafton D. Cushing
Boston
John Lawrence
James Roosevelt
Bell Cleans Out Rebels in Batangas Province
Manila February 16 General J Franklin Bell reports a sweeping victory over insurgents in Batangas province with troops completing a near total cleanup. While some arms remain hidden or moved to other provinces, raids in Tayabas and Cavite reflect wartime hardship. Bell notes rising unrest and warns natives may betray Malver as fear fades.
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Manila
J. Frankin
Batangas
Tayabas
Cavite
Laguna
Bell
Malver
Lila
Danish Treaty To Be Considered Among Last Man Members
Mr Bell, sole survivor of a List Man’s brotherhood, is the focus as a Hartford club plans its first dinner in coming weeks. He has received congratulatory letters from across the country, including a Kentucky sender’s poetic note, while a widow asks for money to fund dress-machine studies.
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Bell
Hartford
Mr. Bell
Brotherhood
Beemee F&f
Thirteenth Street
William Nooney Killed On Delaware and Hudson Tracks
William Nooney, a steel worker over 50, was struck and killed crossing the Delaware and Hudson tracks near the lower steel mill Saturday. He left a wife and nine children at 1010 South Wyoming avenue. The coroner ordered no inquest and the funeral is set for tomorrow morning.
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William Nooney
Delaware and Hudson
Smeell
N Wie
Wyoming Avenue
Cussock
Lonely Banquet of the Last Man Ends Brotherhood
Walter W. Bell, sole survivor of the Lit Man Brotherhood in Philadelphia, held a final banquet at his home on South Thirteenth Street. He drank aged Madeira to toast the deceased members, read the group's minutes, dissolved the fraternity, and destroyed its records. Bell died in his sixty seventh year, completing a longtime solitary ritual.
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Philadelphia
Walter W. Bell
Lit Man Brotherhood of
Uncanny Society
Brotherhood
Mr. Bell
Train Cut In Two at Lincoln Park Collision
A treipist train crossing from Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg tracks to No 3 on the New York Central at Lincoln Park was cut in two by the eastbound Continental Limited on the West Shore. Engineer Nichol escaped unharmed. fireman Eltael of Buffalo sustained a dislocated shoulder. pilot Tyllss of Rochester broke an arm. Three freight cars burned and both locomotives were wrecked.
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Associated Cross
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
Roulhester
Pittsburg
New York Central
Lincoln Park
Continental Limited
West Shore
Jim Sted
Nichol
FL Eitael
Prireman Charles Tyilss
Limited
M'Kinley Memorial Dedication Services Held in Wilkes-Barre
Exclusive wire reports religious exercises for the McKinley Memorial chapel dedication in Wilkes-Barre Pa with morning afternoon and evening services. A German mansival program was presented at the morning service and Grand Army of the Republic veterans attended. Principal addresses were given by Luther H. Waring of Scranton J Yutsey of Selina Grove and A S Harman of Baltimore.
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Wilkes-Barre
McKinley Memorial Chapel
Grand Army of the Republic
Tey
Luther H. Waring
Scranton
J. Yutsey
D. DD
Selina Grove
Hareman
Baltimore
Coal trade tied to severe winter weather and shortages
Weather conditions boost coal use while transport and car shortages hinder movement. Industry analysts note rising demand and shortages in supply with observers predicting continued strain on coal deliveries and prices through the coming weeks.
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Philadelphia
Morcy
Java
Deaths of a Day in Chicago Newspaper Note
Edward McParland a Hawaii hotel proprietor dies at Auditorium hotel from pneumonia. Florence Mallinger of San Francisco and a marriage plan to New York are mentioned. The report attributes McParland’s death to illness during severe cold, notes his widow and two sons survive, and references preacher Moody and Sankey with a brief biographical sketch.
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Chicago
Edward McParland
Hawaii
Hobulalu
Auditorium Hotel
Paewinotla
McParlanal
Florence Mallinger
San Patiisva
Patigue
Pune
San Vawter Vlwu
Biel
Miupetult
Tibet Tliwe Ciletty
Effort at Ratification Heads to Senate Today
Lawmakers in session aim to advance a measure for ratification. The Senate will debate the proposal and votes are expected on the motion as advocates urge speedy approval.
Week of activity expected in House with key bills
The House plans rapid action on the Philippine and Denmark West Indies treaties with wary debate over the war revenue reduction bill. Wheeler may draw attention with remarks on Prince Henry and foreign affairs. General measures on the anti anarch y and Pacific cable bills are queued while Indian and private claims work stalls.
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Philippines
Wheeler
Washington
Denmark
Danish West Indies
Bacon
Lodge
House of Representatives
At & P.m
Ways and Means Committee
Asie
Prince Henry
Shemen
Indian Affairs
Helldes
Weather Outlook for Washington Monday and Wednesday
Forecast from Washington city bulletin shows snow Monday with wintry mix. Mountains may experience stronger winds and shifting conditions through midweek heading into Wednesday.
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Fire Ivland
Sandy Hook
Cher- Dourg
Captain Parker
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Benjamin Parker
Emperor of Chirmany
Mereor I
Parker
William Parker
L. Parker
Thomas Lipton
Hoegarth
Wringe
Mohensollern
Admiral von Baudissin
T He Sperial Vyacht
Tminpeor William
Beatrice Goelet
Robert Goelet
Harriet Warren Coelet
United Germ Societies
Prince Hlenry
United German Societies
The
MR. Schawb
Associated Prom
Pratt
South Pole
Vue Associated Press
Pordica
Xeioolatevl Megane
Eck Fe
Tim Balas
Trusian
Shamala Disteio
Fk Tyewiity
Stigma
Wilkes
Laceme
Lattimor
Mpit
Pacific Cable Recommended
Committee On Inter-State and Foreign Commerce
Conmercial Pacific Company
Asociates Prec
M’kinley
Associated
Prev
Hincadeliea
Sarcwunibed
Viilalelphiv
el Wiel
George Cunte
Moody
Sankew
Tad Whee
Neeiluu
Needham
Tolstol
Weill
Teia
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