Meteor Christening by Miss Roosevelt Amid Royal News
Miss Alice Roosevelt christened the schooner Meteor for Prince Henry of Prussia at Shooters Island amid a grand ceremony attended by President Roosevelt and the German ambassador. The launch featured champagne, cannon salutes, and a luncheon aboard the Hohenzollern with formal toasts and cablegrams to the German emperor.
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Hohenzollern
New York
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Shooters Island
Alice Roosevelt
United States
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Washington
Jersey City
Prince Henry
Baltimore
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Prince
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Rooevelt
Henry
Shooter's Island
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Navy Yard
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Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
Suke
Germany
Monte Carlo Chess Tournament Results Amid Tight Play
From Monte Carlo on February 24 the international chief tournament saw Krylehter lose to Kleenberg while Henglio fell to Veculgoria. Napier defeated Wangywaki and Marehyll beat Yolchimann. Mice defeated Maron, Makom defeated Albin, and Popiol lost to Schewe. Gonsberg and Wolf split honors.
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Rees
Monte Carlo
Krylehter
Kleenberg
Hengio
Veculgoria
Napier
Wangywaki
Marehyll
Yolchimann
Wile Mice
Maron
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Popiol
Tome of Schewe
Gonsberg
Wolf
Judge Ide Undergoes Backbone Operation in Naval Hospital
Exclusive wire from the Associated Press reports Judge H. C. Ide and Secretary Mr. Paul Carter undergoing backbone surgery at a U S naval hospital. Ide’s injury stems from a carriage accident earlier, with officials noting a favorable progression of recovery.
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Yokohama
Victoria
H. C
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Carter
United States Naval Hospital
Prosperous Lackawanna Lines Mark 1901 Gains and 1902 Plans
Delaware Lackawanna and Western stockholders re elected the board and president William H. Truesdale. The 1901 gross earnings reached 23.5 million with a 12.5 percent rise. net earnings climbed 45.6 percent to 9.12 million. Coal tonnage rose 21.46 percent to 7.40 million. general merchandise up 2.6 percent. passengers 135 million. The report cites Pan American Exposition and milk shipments as key factors. Contracts to reroute Morris and Essex tracks in Newark will proceed in 1902.
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Associated Prem
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
William H.truesdale
W. K. Vanderbilt
George J. Gould
Lackawinnk
Blondin Arrested On Murder Charge In New York
Joseph Wilfrid Blondin, accused of killing his wife by beheading her in Chelmsford near Boston last June, was arrested in New York. Identified by a Boston detective while applying for an engineer license, he denied the crime and faced extradition proceedings. He claimed he fled after fearing accusation and cited prior residences in Brooklyn Mt Vernon and White Plains.
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Med
Joseph Wilfrid Blondin
Chelmsford
Boston
Mass
Blondin
Bureau of Boilet Inspection
Mt. Vernon
White Plains
Shipping News Briefs Arrive from European Ports to New York
An Associated News exclusive lists vessels arriving at New York from multiple ports including Motterdaim Tottenham Moaulogne La Champagne Mayne Haiburg Roulowig Glasgow Fyre hiala Cherbourg and Gibraltar Shihbel enxollern. It notes arrivals and a vessel named Wilhelm dur Crowe arriving in New York from Cherbourg.
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New York
Motterdaim
Tottenham
Moaulogne
la Champagne
Mayne
Haiburg
Roulowig
Glasgow
Aniiveds Fyre Hiala
Gibraltar
Shihbel Enxollern
Cherbourg
Kater Wilhelm Dur Crowe
Tiffany Will Filed for Probate in New York
The will of the late Charles Sir Tiffany was filed for probate today. The estate will be divided among widowed children with limited legacies to relatives. No schedule was filed but the estate is valued at more than 2,000,000.
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New York
Charles Sir. Tiffany
Albany poet wins 60 prize at senior class contest
J Vo McMurray of Albany won the 60 poetry prize at the annual senior class contest. Results were announced today in Princeton.
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Princeton
BW. J
J. Vo McMurray
Albany
Mrs Soffel Released on Bail After Jail Three Hours
Mrs Kate Soffel wife of the Pittsburg jail warden who aided in the Biddle brothers escape and was wounded in the battle was brought to Pittsburg for bail hearings. Judge Brown refused the initial bail and she remained in county jail three hours while bond was secured. Her father Conrad H Dietrich offered a $5000 bond but the court deemed it insufficient. She departed with her father for home once released.
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Kate Soffel
Pittsburg
Biddle Brothers
Allegheny
Prince Henry Visit Sparks Mixed US Press Reactions
London papers weigh Prince Henry's visit with varied tone. The Daily Chronicle hints admiralty history dulls US interest, The Standard doubts fuss but says Germany and US may grow closer, The Morning Post praises the charm that won American hearts, citing Emperor William and President Roosevelt.
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London
Prince Henry
Daily Chronicle
von Diedrichs
Manila Bay
United States
Germany
Morning Post
America
Emperor William
Roosevelt
Costly Error in Monroe Delays Court Term
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports that jury commissioners failed to take the oath of office delaying the February term. Criminal business including murder cases against Charlot Gretier and Bennie Alle is postponed until May. County costs are estimated around ten thousand dollars.
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Rioudsburg
Charlot Gretier
Bennie Alle
Muyter
G.dke
Emperor Expresses Concern After Amori Disaster
Exclusive report from Tokio dated February 7 says the emperor expresses concern over the Amori disaster. He orders the Fifth regiment aided by personal representatives to assist survivors and notify relatives as officials investigate the 200 men who perished and the missing.
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Victoria
Boas
Pel
Sine
Leon Conor
Ameri Proving
Meetigen
Pirewnta
National quelling meeting opens in Washington
A national gathering began in Washington with speeches from President Theodore W. Blimey and leaders from sister organizations. The program included reports from officers, committees and delegates as the day started.
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Washington
Med
Perslop
Theodore W. Blimey
Gmvetityen
Missionary Ellen Stone Freed by Bulgarian Brigands
Cablegram from Ellen M Stone to her family in Massachusetts reports her release after nearly six months in captivity near Strumitsa Bulgaria. She thanks God and friends for prayers and gifts that aided her freedom, notes reception by locals and officials, and mentions reunions with relatives in Varna and Salonica with escort to Balonie.
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Boston
Ellen M. Stone
Charles A. Stone
Chelsea
Strumitsa
Narrow escape as express collides with local train
Wilkes-Barre reports the New York and Philadelphia express on the Lehigh Valley railroad survived a wreck after failing to climb a mountain grade. A Newport curve collision with a local passenger train crushed a Pullman, injuring J. H W. Hill and scalding engineer James McCarthy, while two Pullman cars derailed and the local train occupants escaped unharmed.
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Wilkes-Barre
New York and Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Newport
Wikes- Barre
Miss Stone Arrives in Macedonia After Release by Brigands
Constantinople dispatch reports Miss Fulen M. Stone and her companion Mine Tsilka were freed from captivity. They arrived February 25 in Strumilan, Macedonia, and will travel to Salonica on February 26 with the accompanying ladies. Dragoman A. Gur of the American legation confirms the update.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
A. A. Gursjulo
Strumilan
Macedonia
Fulen M. Stone
Tsilka
Miss Stone
Salonica
Scranton Man Appointed Speaker for Yale Ten Eyck Contest
Douglass Maxwell Moffat of Scranton Pa has been named one of nine contestants for the Ten Eyck prize at Yale University He will discuss the subject Isaiah and the competition leads to a final round at the Junior exhibition on March 1 with five men advancing.
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Scranton
Yale
Scranton Trifuor
Boston
Masse
Douglasse Maxwell Moffat
Yale University
Isaiah
Three Miners Entombed in Cameron Colliery
Pottsville Pa mob reports three miners George John and Martin Stakumm brothers entombed at Cameron colliery Slumokin since yesterday. Rescue operations ongoing with limited signs of life as distant tapping heard from the shaft and air supplying.
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Pottsville
George, John
Martin Stakumm
Cameron
Slumokin
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Deaths of a Day: John B. Sherman Dies at 77
Chicago reports the death of John B. Sherman founder of the Union Stock Yards and former president of the Union Stock Yards Transit Company at age 77. He was a leading figure in the livestock trade and urban transit.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John B. Sherman
The
Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards Transit Company
Senate Suspends South Carolina Senators Amid Privileges Debate
The Senate debates suspending Tillman and McLaurin after their names are restored to the roll. Republicans push a ruling challenge while Democrats vow extended debate. The House passes the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill as Mr. Richardson critiques a Pacific Cable plan citing British subsidies and all American cable aims.
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McLaurin
Senate
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Wrye
Representative Crump
Committee On Privileges and Elections
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Corliss
Michigan
Great Britain
Vancouver
Australia
England
Germany
Miurahall
Empire City Rice Trek Sold for 300000 Dollars
Bevo & Kennelly bought the Empire City rice trek today for 300000 dollars. The deal was reported by Exclusive Wire AP from New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Empire City
Bevo & Kennelly
Yesterday's Weather Summary
Unclear OCR text reports rainfall and temperatures for February 23 with garbled city data. Indicates light precipitation totaling 0.02 inches within a 24 hour period ending 8 p.m. unclear station names and locations due to damaged source.
Weather forecast for Pennsylvania and nearby regions
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for northwest winds and clearing skies in eastern Pennsylvania. The update notes variable conditions with a shift toward calmer air by Thursday, with attention to late Wednesday conditions and potential changes into Thursday.
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Washington
Pensylvania
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