Prince Henry Sails Away After U S Visit
Prince Henry of Prussia sails from New York aboard the Deutschland at 3 45 pm after a warm visit. Farewell scenes include Mayor Low and U S officials, with Admiral Evans and dignitaries expressing friendship between Germany and the United States. The Hohenzollern steams toward Bermuda as the German party departs amid cheers.
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New York
Admiral Evans
Hohenzollern
Hleboken
Maneleth
Bodes
United States
Roosevelt
Heinrich
Prince von Drougsen
White Mouse
Washington
Maretti
Tod
Kchrs
Mm. Roosevelt
Misa Roosevelt
Tiendore Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Prussia
Germany
America
Low
Hohengollern
Admiral Evins
Atlantic
Corbin
Hill
Deutschland
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Admiral von Seckendorff
United Singing Societies
Hudson County
N. J
Reinforcements for Africa rise after Methuen setback
Exclusive AP dispatch from London reports British resolve after General Methuen's disaster. Lord Rosebery told Glasgow students that blows strengthen us and urged equanimity. War Secretary Brodrick pledged 6000 yeomanry and large drafts of cavalry and infantry for Lord Kitchener, with full support.
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London
General Methuen
Lord Rosebery
Glasgow
Brodrick
House of Commons
Stolen Goods Found Hidden in Barn Loft
A quantity of goods valued at 200 were found last evening under a pile of hay in the loft of A Y Zimmermoat's barn at North Waterlo Stroudsburg Pa. It is believed the goods were stolen by burglars and placed there. The plunder does not belong to local residents and consists of fancy articles of fine quality from a luxuriously furnished home.
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Stroudsburg
A. Y. Zimmermoat
North Waterlo
Cabinet Discusses Irish Situation Amid Nationalist Indifference
London report says the British cabinet met with Lord Salisbury presiding and George Wyndham detailing Irish conditions. A. J. Balfour advised on handling agitation as nationalist leaders claim suppression would end Irish self government. Russell criticizes boycott and misery in Connaught, noting rents paid from New York and Chicago.
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London
Lord Saliebury
George Wyndham
Ireland
Dublin
Aa. J. Balfour
Treasury
United Irish League
Thomas Wallace Russell
Tyrone
Thanes
Russell
All Ireland
Tie
Treland
Evercion
Connaught
Europe
New York
Chicago
War Revenue Repeal Bill Faces Senate Committee Revisions
Washington March 11 The senate committee on finance did not complete its consideration of the war revenue repeal bill today. Several amendments were adopted mainly on wording and tobacco tax provisions were adjusted to restore the prewar rate of six dollars per hundred, with contention over bucketshop tax remaining unresolved.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Finance Committee
Senate
Cabinet Discusses Open Door Policy in Philippines
Washington dispatch reports the cabinet debated preserving open door features in the Philippines and in China and the East, with Cuba reciprocity also discussed as an administration measure tied to Meixin ley’s pledge and Roosevelt’s efforts to aid Cuba.
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Associated Press
Washington
Philippines
China
East
Cuba
Roosevelt
Meixinley
Important Bills Reported by Judiciary Committee
The House Judiciary Committee directed reports on two bills. One tightens penalties for train robberies with death or 5 to 10 years imprisonment depending on death. The other shields trade dispute agreements from criminal conspiracy charges and from injunctions or restraint of trade actions.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Judiciary Today
Governor Taft Undergoes a Surgical Operation
An exclusive wire reports President Taft underwent surgery today in Manila. The operation was performed successfully with a New York expert in attendance. Taft will remain in the hospital for several weeks for recovery.
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Taft
Cineiawl
Williamy
Gavie Noroot
New
New York
Manila
Wreck on Watts Station Tracks Wrecks Cars and Merchandise
An accident near Watts Station, Lancaster, pauses traffic as two cars derail after a wheel failure. Fifteen freight cars spill merchandise, some reduced to kindling, with only minor injuries reported.
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Lancaster
Watts Station
Eugene Clements Hanged for Murder in County Prison
Eugene Clements, a hired cook, was hanged today in the county prison for the murder of John Coates, a colored waiter, on February 2. The suspect, driven by jealousy, shot Coates at the restaurant where the two men worked and where Coates allegedly paid attention to a woman named Mix.
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Philadelphia
Eugene Clements
John Coates
Clements
Coates
Ole
Coutes
Mix
Walter
Philadelphia Walking Match Ends Overnight
Exclusive AP report from Philadelphia details a pedestrian walking event where about half of the seventy entrants remained at midnight. Leaders listed include Cavanaugh, Gle, Cities, Fabey, Mont, Musnier, Barnes with scores ranging from roughly 2060 to 164.10.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Disturbances Reported Across Italian Regions
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press Rome notes disturbances in Italy with sightings in Vercelli and Padua province Modena area. Police and local authorities respond as protests and clashes are reported in multiple cities. The dispatch summarizes unrest across northern provinces during March.
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Italy
Associated
Fron
Rome
Vercelli
Plidmaout
Modena
Boers Seek Fair War Conduct Not Intervention
Boer delegates C. H. Wessels and A. D. W. Wolmarans met President Roosevelt after a cabinet session to state they do not seek foreign intervention. They request civilized warfare in South Africa and say they can sustain the war for years, noting English press criticisms of methods and urging humane conduct.
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Mr. Wessels
Mr. Wolmarans
Roosevelt
South Africa
Associated Press
Washington
C. H. Wessels
A. D. W. Wolmiurans
Faurope
Chicago
Wessels
United States
General Methuen
General Scheepers
Scheepers
England
Kruger
Europe
Evangelical Conference Announces Consolidation Plans
At the United Evangelical conference in Lock Haven on March 11 action consolidated the College of Eastern Pennsylvania with the Pittsburg conferences. A joint meeting is set for the 25th to finalize the consolidation. Appointments across districts include Lewisburg elder N Young and many other pastors listed by location.
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Lock Haven
United Evangelical Conference Today
College of Eastern Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Lewisburg
N. Young
Presiding Elder
J. W. Thompson
Milton
D. Ll. Kepner
Milton Elr
Fear Another Disaster In Debated British Theater
Exclusive AP report from March 11 describes a panic over a potential new disaster following reports of General Methuen's defeat. It mentions General Grenfell and forces moving toward an engagement, with speculation of De la Mey attacking Grenfell's column.
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Loni
Methuen
Cheneral Grenfell
Unclear 19th Century Ship News Fragment
A fragmented OCR item lists ships and routes such as Vaderland Antivorp Majestic Riverpaol St Paul Routh ampion Dwulachland and Marburg, with arrivals including Rotterdam New York via Boulogne and Oceanic New York bound for Liverpool and Hamburg. The text remains garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Piya
New York
March Wo
Vaderland
Antivorp
Majestic
Riverpaol
St. Paul
Routhampion
Balled
Dwulachland
Marburg
Plymguth
Cherbourg
Rottendaus
Rotterdam
Boulogne Sursex
Futemstown
Unived
Oceanic
Liverpool
Billy
Danish Treaty Ratified by Exclusive Wire
Copenhagen reports the Polkethiang committee voted to approve the cession of the Danish West Indian islands to the United States. The decision, greeted as decisive, marks the formal ratification of the treaty amid executive discussions.
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Associated Popes
Copenhagen
Polkethiang
Whielead
Lange Masonry
Boston Strike Expands to 16000 Idle Workers
The second day of the major strike sharpens demands on railroad and steamship firms. About 6000 more unionists joined, raising idle workers to roughly 16000. Night votes by unions with 6000 plus members push plans to join the unemployed next morning.
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Associated Press
Boston
Fr. &. Brine Transportation Company
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Lumber Teamsters
Boston and Maine Railroad
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Pennsylvania Railroad votes to raise pension fund to 300000
The annual stockholders meeting approved the increase of the pension fund appropriation from 280000 to 300000 dollars. A seven shareholder committee was authorized to select directors for the March 25 election. John P. Green outlined plans for 25 million dollars in equipment and tunneling under the North River to reach New York.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John P. Green
New York
Captain Green
New York City
North River
Aged Woman Cremated In Fire At Flyte Home
In Stroudsburg, Mrs. Flyte aged 70 was burnt to death when an oil stove in her bedroom toppled and splashed burning oil. Twelve other inmates escaped in night clothes, Mrs. Woolbert was badly burned, and the house burned to the ground with no insurance.
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Stroudsburg
Phillip Flyte
War on Spalding: Supreme Court Hears League Injunction Demurrer
In New York on March 11 Justice Truax heard a demurrer to a temporary injunction blocking A G Spalding from acting as president of the National League of Base Ball Clubs. Defendants include John J. Rogers John M. Ward F W Northrup and W W Kiddle representing the Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg and Chicago clubs. Plaintiffs New York Boston Cincinnati and St. Louis clubs opposed the demurrer. Decision reserved.
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New York
A. G. Spalding
Justice Truax
Supreme Court
John J. Rogers
John M. Ward
F. W. Northrup
W. W. Kiddle
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Demurrer
Delancey Nicoll
New
Killed Fiancee and Self Near Chicago
Exclusive Associated Press report from River View, twenty miles from Chicago, describes the double tragedy. Edward Desnita, twenty two, killed his fiancee Lila Dutann, teen, with a pistol and then shot himself. He died later in custody as bystanders watched.
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Preas
Chicago
River View
Chivago
Eadward Desnita
Aliot
Ine
Dutann
Taneex
Ming
Deanitz
Amol
Ionelithe
Diesnitia
Molders Will Strike Says Exclusive Wire Report
Cleveland dispatch reports a planned strike by around 400 mall workers from local foundries after a recent meeting. The walkout aims to demand wage and working condition improvements, with a tentative start date announced by labor organizers.
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Cleveland
of &i
Deaths of a Day in New York Area Hotels
A day’s list reports the death of Hy Kachwire in Amsterdam and Marek Luleb, among others, noting many hospitality figures tied to famed properties. It cites several hotels including Jaypee in New York, Tits House in Budulo, Palmer in CMloao, Laterpaiional in Niagara, Mlarendon in Saratoga, and Delevan in Albany. The Adirondack Joo at tavandage Park is mentioned as long-time proprietor.
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Amsterdam
Marek L—uleb Dewdit Harlin
Sf Jaypee
New York
Tits House
Budulo
Palmer
Cmloao
Niagara’ Palla
Mlarendon
Saratoga
Delevan
Albany
Adirondack
Tavandage Park
Senate delegates draft constituting Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
Delegates at Wilkes-Barre work on a constitution and by laws for the Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor. Representation is set at one delegate per 200 members, two for over 300, and three for unions of 600. Annual conventions to be held the second Tuesday of March. Scranton delegates named to rules, resolutions, and constitution committees. The convention runs 9 to 12 and 2 to 6.
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Wilkes-Barre
State Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Washington
Senate
Mallory
Florida
Tlis
United States Treasury
Herry
Arkansas
Committee On
Hour
Legislative Assembly
American Assembly
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Pope Lin
Ord's Terrible Fall in Hyde Park Shaft Fatal at 9:30 A.M.
William Ord aged 28 percent years son of Mr and Mrs John Ord of 803 Quay Avenue died after falling 105 feet down the Hyde Park shaft while pushing a coal car. He was unconscious at the sump, died soon after reaching the surface. A well known Keyser Valley resident and organist of Simpson Methodist church he will be buried after funeral arrangements are announced.
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William Ord
John Ord
Quay Avenue
Hyde Park
Young Ord
Ord
West Side
Keyser Valley
Allis
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Protest Against Exclusion Restricts Chinese in Pacific Islands
Chinese officials protest U S re enactment of exclusion laws, citing extensive commercial interests and familial ties in the Philippine and Hawaiian islands. They urge maintaining free intercourse to avoid hardships.
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Pekin
United States
Conger
Philippine
Hawaiian
Government orders Enghind constriction of two Watthessips
Exclusive wire reports that the government orders construction of two Watthessips each yielding 12,000 Fons. One ship to be built by Armaringer, the other by Vickers Baga and Monxiui. Total cost about 21,000 GOD url.
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Presa
Santiago de Chili
March U
Cine
de Armaringer
GOD
Weather report for March day with incomplete data
Fragmentary weather note reports March 01 conditions with vague temperature and humidity data. Mentions GAR Cepal and GP Me aypspaseeycaveravenesere GL Bet Gent and precipitation at 21 toward evening, degree readings unclear.
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P. m
Weather forecast for Washington region shows rain north and colder wind
The forecast predicts cloudy conditions in eastern Pennsylvania with rain in the northern portion on Wednesday. Thursday will be colder with cooler temperatures and stronger north winds.
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Washington
Penuolvanld
Senate Debates Post Office Bill and Cuban Reciprocity
The Senate reviews a ship subsidy measure with Mallory opposing its aims and denying benefits to private interests. In the House, Thayer’s division strategy on Cuban reciprocity fails, while debate focuses on direct senator elections and foreign relief issues tied to South Africa.
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United States Treasury
House
Thnoyer
Sugar Trust
Mrr
Whayer
Massachusetts
Bringan
Fleming
Georgia
Medellan
New York
Thayer
Brantley
Mayer
Mgr. Him
Connecticut
Harrison
Hay
Hiram W. Thomas
South Africa
Illinois
Hill
Lillianois
Foreign Affairs Commmittes
Mhurleson
Texas
Hitt
Red Cross
Nea
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