Prince Henry Attends Grand Waldorf Astoria Gathering
Prince Henry of Prussia dined with about 1,000 American journalists at the Waldorf Astoria hosted by Herman Ridder. The event showcased a cordial exchange with U.S. leaders, Union flags and Prussia emblems, as guests praised German progress and friendship with the United States.
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Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Priton Henry
Prussh
Herman Tidder
New York Staats Acitung
United States
Prince Henry
Pranes
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Astor
Prussia
Thirty-third Street
American editors send congratulations to Kaiser Wilhelm
New York February 26 The American editor dining with Franco Henry at Herman Ridder's banquet sent a greeting cable to Kaiser Wilhelm. Melville E Stone submitted the message and it was forwarded after guest approval. It praised the German emperor and hoped for closer ties and reciprocated friendship.
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New York
Francve Henry
Herman Ridder
Kaiser Wilhelm
Melville KE. Stone
United States
Melville E. Stone
Speech in New York on peace and unity between nations
The text records a royal audience in New York with a speech praising peaceful co he will and friendship among Germany Great Britain and the United States. It notes merchants support and a call for enduring harmony, with Hon. Charles Emory Smith and Mr Ridder introducing Smith to the crowd.
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New York
Amt
San Francisco
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Kato
United States
Americana
Tiesi
Wrath
Anne Wey
Ilias
Republica
Waslord
Europe
Germany
Cermany
New Yorker
Senate
Daily
Pres
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Gutenberg
Berlin
Tyhan
Mr Uhl
America
Sour Lins
Frederick the Creat
Washington
Tu Ous
Maron von Steuben
Continental Army
Vic
Yorktown
United State
Linahin
Privala
Mr. Togatmaster
Leam
Pam
Fareragul
Hha
Bn Cola Pygaation
Great Britain
Ridder
Charles Emory Smith
Smith
General Lucban Captured in Samar Island Action
General Lucban, a fierce rebel leader, is captured on Samar Island after a pursuit ending February 22. He is confined on a small bay island as the war department hails the event as the most important since Aguinaldo's capture. An associated deserter, William Dunston, was seized with arms and ammunition after Lt Pratt destroyed a camp, barracks, and factory and killed eleven soldiers.
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Washington
Chaffee
War Department
Stribler
Philippine Scouts
Lucban
Laguan
William Dunston
Company
Eighth Infantry
Dunston
Pratt
Caghayan
Samar
Ceutenant
Dunstan
Aguinaldo
Luemin
Barbarity in Manila Revealed by General Hughes
General Hughes testifies before the Senate Philippines committee describing a Manila hospital for women he established and defending it as beneficial. He also recounts the civil prisoners handed over by Spanish authorities at Manila’s surrender, numbering about 2,000 and subjected to harsh treatment with irons removed and a pile of half burned manuels.
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Washington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
General Hughes
Manila
United States
Hughes
Manueles
Committee On Privileges and
Thinwi-McLaurin
South Carolina
Senate
Tilinman
McLaurin
Henutey Gulley
Tilman
Aso
Tillman
American Teachers Needed at Manila
Governor Taft told the Insular committee that the Philippines require a thousand more American teachers and urged higher permanent military post funding. He proposed tariff cuts of 75 percent on tobacco sugar and hemp and suggested guaranteeing bonds for friar lands purchases to secure low interest rates. The hearing continues tomorrow.
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Washington
Taft
Insular Committee of the House
Tatt Wild Tt
Congress
Unclear Arrivals Report From The Associated Press
A garbled fragment lists several ship arrivals and ports including New York London Naples and Philadelphia with scattered names such as Patricia, Rainer Wilhelm, and Woeslams. The text is heavily misread and many proper nouns are uncertain.
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New York
SiierArriveds Opeuily
Wiscront
Queenstown
Musaha
Lonndon
Doilati
Genet
Naples
Pirusune
Celtic
Orld
Plemouth
Patricia
Mreumn
Rainer Wilhelm Dey Grose
New
Yok
Emore
Miyiwapulle
Jaueonbowne
Woeslams
Mdladelphia
Motterhanas
Mupedaim
Southwauptan— Apchvedst. Paul
Deaths of a Day. Williamsport Superintendent Dies
Exclusive AP report from Williamsport Pennsylvania notes the death of Weattall, superintendent of five departments of the Philadelphia and Erie and Northern Central railways. He died in the forenoon from Bright's disease at age sixty. Survived by widow and two daughters. He had served the railroad since 1860 rising from minor station roles to superintendent.
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Williamsport
Scere BB. Weattall
Asters Divicelan
Iilatolphia Aml Erie Mailroad
Siagielianea
Northwan Central Railway
Bright
Venmylvaule
Ainge
Severe Susquehanna Flood Paralyses Columbia
Exclusive AP report from Lancaster details the worst flood in years on the Susquehanna near Columbia and Marietta. Water rose eight to nine feet, flooding boiler rooms and crippling electric power, rail lines, and nearby mills as ice jams and rising currents threatened further destruction.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Columbia
Marietta
Daim
Columbia and
Port Deposit
City
Susquehanna Rolling Mill
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wrightsville
Ivey Demands Fair Play Over Pelagic Seal Row
Exclusive dispatch reports J W Ives Sitka customs chief accused of blocking Canadian vessels at Unalaska for sealing supplies. Treasury and department clash over orders, with sharp language on British privileges, American rights, and enforcement in Skagway and Sitka.
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Secretary of the Treasury
J. W. Ives
Sitka
Unalaska
Department
Ivey
United States
Great Britain
Skuwwas
United States Customs Mall
Seattle
Skagway
St. George
Olney
Blaine
Tillman's Friends in Evidence Amid Telegram Rift
Lieutenant Governor Tillman announces to Augusta readers that he sent a telegraph to President Roosevelt regarding a sword fund. He cites pressure from subscribers and reports a donor backlash over the invitation. He notes personal connections to an incident that prompted the telegram.
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Asociated Press
Augusta
Covernor J. H. Tillman
Fund For the Sword
Hoosevelt
Cijwrleatua
Micah Jenkins
First
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Wallant
Hind
Aoorptanen
Haine Hpabera
Pivot South Conolin
South
Cure Olipa
Tibia
Henry Invited to Canada by Governor General
Ottawa reports the Prince has been invited by the Governor General to visit Canada. The invitation follows official communication from Prince to the Governor General, with no response yet received but expected soon.
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Canada
Preas
Ottawa
Ont
Prince Bleary of
Piyadia
Govemor Geneal
Canaja
House Sends Philippine Tariff Bill to Conference
The House non concurs in all Senate amendments to the Philippine tariff bill and moves to a conference. Debates target reducing duties while preserving U S control. amendments to relinquish sovereignty and alter trade terms are rejected. Conferees named Payne Dal sel Richardson to meet Senate.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Payne
Philippines
McClellan
New York
Kitchen
North Carolina
Richardson
Tennessee
Philippine Islands
Messie
Dalselt
Pennsylvania
Miss Stone Leaves for Constantinople After Release
Miss Millen M. Stone and Mme Tsilka, liberated from captivity, will travel to Constantinople with U S legation officials notes say they were pledged to secrecy about captors and locations. The release followed by Washington officials amid Senate privilege and elections committee talks on Tillman McLaurin matter.
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Salonica
Roumella
United States Legation
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Sere
Macedonia
Dragoman Gurgiulo
Washington
State Department
Leishman
Spencer Moldy
Legation
Dickinson
Weather Forecast for Tivxday and Friday
Forecast for Tivxday and Friday shows increasing clouds with probable rain. Winds from the west later in the period. Coastal and inland areas may see showers and cooler temperatures.
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Porecast
Yaniv
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