Prince Henry of Prussia in New York City West Point Visit
Prince Henry of Prussia completed his U S tour with a day at Albany and a formal reception at West Point. He reviewed cadets, watched a rough riding display by cadet Hern, and toured Memorial Hall before returning to New York for an official dinner at the University Club.
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Rizal Province Declared Peaceful by Acting Governor
Acting Governor Wright reports Morong and Rizal provinces are peaceful with insurrection largely driven from Laguna and Batangas. He labels Amol as unreliable and notes dispersal of rebel bands by constabulary. Wright cites discussions with General Bell indicating the insurrection is dying out.
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Marchi
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Mor- Ong
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Miners to Vote on Wage Scale in Shaniehi With Exclusive AP Wire
In Shaniehi Pa miners are set to vote on wage scale terms. The Associated Press reports a labor meeting denied claims that President Milvligh conferred with J Hierpont Moran and Senator Hanna last Tuesday about extending wage cuts. Voters will decide whether to maintain the proposed pay rate and seek union recognition.
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Associated Press
Shaniehi
United Mine Wathen Thelay
Presi: Heat Milvligh
J. Hierpont Moran
Seater Hanna
Unclear wire report on match activations and city arrivals
An exclusive wire note reports scattered activations of teams and arrivals in multiple cities including Glasgow, New York, Liverpool, St John, Halifax, Quebec, and New York with fragmentary club names and unclear context.
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Pomeraglan
Glasgow
Owliie
New York
President Signs Permanent Census Act Noting July Appointment
Washington March 7. The president sent a letter to the secretary of the interior outlining a plan to establish a permanent census force. The director may appoint a provisional permanent force by July first, with further appointments under Civil Service rules after that date.
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Ias
Secretary of the Interior
Penns
Odin
Alber
Uiema
Lim
Permiesion
Winder Limas
Civil Service Act
Sours
Republicans Consider Cuban Reciprocity Plans
A private meeting of about thirty five Republican Ways and Means opponents convened in the William Alden Smith committee room to discuss Cuban reciprocity. The session aimed to gauge state support and indicate a majority against the committee plan with postponement gaining strength. No vote was planned for next Tuesday. lawmakers favored full discussion and tentative compromise proposals without clear next steps.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Culain
William Alden Smith
Tt Wis
Tawney
Mine Workers See President Cassatt For Anthracite Chief
John Fahy and Thomas Duffy, heads of lower and middle anthracite districts of the United Mine Workers, visited the Pennsylvania Railroad offices in Philadelphia to see President Cassatt. They were told Cassatt was unavailable. General Isaac J. Wistar was suggested but also unavailable. Both presidents declined to state the purpose of their visit.
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Thomas P. Duffy
United Mine Workers In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cassatt
O. J. Devrousse
Cossatt
Alr. Derousse
Isaac J. Wistir
Pennsylvania Tiailroad Anthracite Coal Companys
Wistar
Camera as a Thief Catcher in Local Enquiry
Mawal Tail Mureis and Decker & Son report a fraud scheme at Nile Dock where a safe was tapped and several dollars stolen. Mr Hecho Hine and Nye settle a dispute as a lookout observes the thief and Sager is photographed with the fake check.
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Mureis
Albore Decker
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Fortiine
Beral
Fader Uy
Cnet
Nile
Hecho
Poinwal
Ilny Sayer
Unclear Medical Report From London Gazette
A cryptic wire copy from The Rewihuled Press outlines medical details about a patient in Cape Town related to a commission and examinations. The text is garbled with references to lungs, oxygen, and a medical examination, but specifics remain unreadable.
Tug Hiver Querk Opens Navigation at St Marys River
A Tug Hiver Querk from Detour begins its freight run on the St Marys River marking the season opening. The vessel sails toward the Mehweyhe-Mallior dock and proceeds to the lee above as the river ice thaws.
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Presa
Marie
Mich
St. Mary's River
Hino
Mehweyhe- Mailior
Freight Traffic Men Meet in Cleveland Area
Exclusive report from The Associated Area notes a meeting of freight traffic men from railroads shipping cargoes on the lake trade. The gathering in Cleveland discusses rate questions for the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie region and navigation season implications.
Senate considers international water diversion proposal and rural delivery bill
Washington dispatch reports a joint resolution inviting Canada to form an international commission on boundary water diversion, favorably reported and sent to foreign relations. Senate debates ship subsidy and a bill to classify rural free delivery carriers under contract, with party lineup for and against. House plans five minute rule debate after tomorrow.
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China
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Miss Roosevelt Not To Go To Coronation
President's daughter Alice Roosevelt will not attend King Edward VII's coronation. She planned a private visit in London as Miss Froosewelt but will instead proceed with a Cuba trip as guest of General and Mrs Wood. Officials say private travel in Ambassador Reid's household was impractical.
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Alice Roosevelt
Cuba
Wood
Waller Day Story Confirmed for Court Martial
Washington dispatches confirm Major Waller and Lt Day of the marine corps are ordered before a court martial on the 17th instant. Charges relate to alleged brutal treatment of natives during General Chaffee’s march on the island of Bamar. Court likely to be composed of army officers, with possible marine participation.
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Darling
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Rodgers
Asiatic
Waller
Lieutenant Day
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General Chafee
Bamar
Chaffee
Army
Cable Chess Match Nears Start Between Nations
New York reports preparations for the seventh international cable chess match between America and Great Britain. Teams and officials are named, with matches set for Feiley and the following Saturday. Brookyln Chess Club to host the games. London venue to host return.
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Mile
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Ward
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Luke
Ours
Blackbusine
Athlts
Dawerence
Mit
Pocono Pines Assembly and Summer School Formed
An organization named Pocono Pines Assembly and Summer School was chartered by Monroe county authorities. A chatauqua to be built at Naomi Pines PA will include a 2000 foot elevation site, a three mile lake, and 400 acres of pine. Key officers include Prof M G Brumbaugh chancellor and Rev Charles A Dickey president.
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University of Pennsylvania
Pocono Pines Assembly and Summer School
Naomi Pines
Pennsylvania
Monroe County
M. G. Brumbaugh
Charles A. Dickey
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W. B. Baston
East Stroudsburg
As of Schaeffer
Stroudsburg
Reading
Rufus W. Miller
EB. L. Kemp
Normal School
East Stradsburg
Pocono Mountains
Chasing Magowan On Rail Lines From Philly
Police chiefes urged railroads from Philadelphia to the Canadian border to recapture Frant A. Magowan former Trenton mayor who gained release at Trenton yesterday before escaping after being held on a requisition. Miller suspects injustice and fears Magowan may cross into Canada where authorities refuse to extradite. He faces charges of defrauding three men in a rubber business for $14.00 and was arrested in Trenton on indictment.
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Miller
Frant A. Magowiui
Trenton
N. J
Mungowan
Dominion
II Tye
Toronto
Bee
Magowian
Decision in Prize Money Case Hits Supreme Court Exit
The district court ruling on prize money in the Santiago campaign is appealed to the Supreme Court. Judge Alver delivered the opinion that the appeal should stand while preserving the appeal’s conditions. Judge Morris concurs. Justice Shepard plans a dissenting opinion.
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Marek
Appeais
Samipwon
Santiago Campalan
Fran Vie Diviniot Supreme Enirt
United States Supreme Court
Duxtion Morris
Dation Shepard
Chess at Monte Carlo sees adjourned games and delays
Wire report details adjourned chess games at Monte Carlo amid turmoil led by Adted Pres and Munte. Players such as Schioluliter and Mouptol are noted with adjournments and potential replays as tensions rise and results shift.
Census of Carriages Reports Sharp Manufacturing Drop
Washington March 7 The preliminary summary from the Ammedated Pro outlines a decade of declines in carriage and wagon manufacturing in the United States. It notes increases in certain output measures, wage levels, and unit values, with detailed counts and percentages across establishments and workers.
Jealous Phone Girls Strike at Fox River Exchange
An exclusive wire reports the Fox River Valley Telephone Company local exchange chief operator discharged after seven girls walked out. The new dispatcher returned to work hours later as tensions eased and the line resumed service.
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Appleton, Wire
Mary
Mecauwe PY Crocker
Fox Hiver Valley Telephone Company
Clare
Nets
Small pox outbreak prompts quarantine at Malone
Exclusive wire reports thirteen cases of smallpox in Malone on March seven. Town authorities have quarantined the area and implemented precautionary measures including isolation of the diseased, medical staff' s safeguards and disinfection protocols.
Consutudant Keilainger Reported Executed After Trial
Berlin editions report Consulant Keilainger captured by General French in December and tried by a colonial tribunal. Condemned to death, the sentence reportedly commuted to life imprisonment in a distant settlement.
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Eatra
Constutudant
Keilainger
Gen Orl
Aastial
Pittsburgh Coal Miners Reach Agreement On Scale Adoption
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Irma in Pittaburg on March 7 state that miners and company officials concluded conferences to decide wage and scale terms for this year. Talks centered on adopting a new scale in the operation, with decisions expected to affect production and pay.
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Pittaburg
Thyre
Senator Mituine Predicts Congressional Thanks to Admiral Setley
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Senator Mitue predicts Congress will extend thanks to Rear Admiral Setley for his service during the war with Boala. The remark follows Setley’s agevices and public wartime actions.
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Washington
Mit Uie Tolay
Maryland
Congress
Setley
Boala
Military Tournament Draws Canadian Delegation to New York
An exclusive AP dispatch reports Canada will be represented at the spring military tournament in New York. Forty officers and men from Ontario and Quebec were selected through a conscription process to attend, with Dr Bovdet as minister of snillitiu noted in attendance.
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Bovdet
Snillitiu
New York
Iain
Wilnes
Ontario
Queber
Canada
Informal luncheon hosts Mayor Collin and guests
An informal luncheon today featured Mayor Hh.' A. Collin and invited guests. A General hand wager discussion arose during the alteraga session, with a plate reference noted as Wee bbe in the report.
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Prem
Horton
Hh.’ A. Collin
College basketball scores mixed across regions
Events show Hamilton, Colgate and Cambridge area teams posting results with Cornell beating Colgate University while Cambridge and Louisville clubs claim wins. Other matchups include New Haven, Calumet and Notre team appearances as athletes compete tonight under various venues.
Wilted wires report senator resignation amid party shift
Exclusive AP dispatch notes Wilt resigned his senate seat as he moves to stand with the Republican city team. The article hints at broader political realignment and ongoing maneuvers affecting leadership and policy direction.
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Tsenatow
Petive
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Deiyanihs
Leiter
Deaths of a Day in Cape Town Case Involving Forgery
Exclusive wire reports from Associated Press describe the case against Princess Radziwill for forgery tied to signed proofs. The alleged scheme involved a £4000 note with a period of intense scrutiny. Also reported is the death today in New York of Dr Beholia, a witness in the proceeding. Henry Bischof, senior partner at Hones Rhedon & C., dies at home after a life born in Germany.
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Mateh T
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Pal
Radziwill
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Henry Bischof
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Ley
French Miners Postpone General Strike After Vote
A national miners committee in France, by an exclusive AP wires report, voted to postpone a general strike. The decision came amid ongoing labor tensions linked to the Department of Gard region on March 7.
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National Comeree
Wreck on Southern Pacific Wreck Due to Broken Rail
A broken rail caused a high speed wreck near Maxon station twenty five miles west of Sanderson. Thirteen killed and twenty eight injured as cars burned. survivors taken to El Paso for treatment. Fire collapsed coaches and sleepers while the engine and tender flew seventy five feet from the track.
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Scranton
San Antonio
Tex
Southern Pacific
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Sanderson
Thomas Ryan
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AML
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Harrisburg
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Elkes Will Pedal in Paris
Elkes plans a Paris cycling effort as he recovers from a pacemaker and aims to return to American racing soon. His trainer Henry Reimer notes the comeback timeline ahead of a two year old high note.
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Newe York
Marcie T.cHaarry D. Ethie
Ayuldidian Racing Ovellat
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Bavid
Willie Gomercow
Hank
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Homry Reimer
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Weather outlook for Washington weekend rains and winds
Weekend forecast shows rain and gusty winds in Washington. Saturday and Sunday expect unsettled conditions with potential showers and cooler temperatures as a cold front moves through.
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