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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1902

Page

6

Apology Claim Tales From Prince Henry Voyage

Prince Henry sailed from Bremerhaven aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm for New York amid cheers and band music. He denied writing a letter of apology to Admiral Dewey, stating the report was untrue.

Bremerhaven Prince Henry New York Associated Press Admiral Dewey Manila Bay Spain Prince Kronprinz Wilhelm William H. Beehler United States Berlin Tichirschky William

Prince Henry’s letter apology claim denied by officials

AP with authentic sources reports no letter of apology from Prince Henry to Admiral Dewey. An embassy contact recounts Prince Henry’s Berlin dinner remarks about his Hong Kong gaffe at Dewey’s expense, noting Dewey graciously accepted the apology and that relations between the two men remained pleasant.

Washington Associated Press Prince Henry Admiral Dewey United States Berlin Prince Henry of Prussia Ambassador White America Prince San Francisco China Suez East Hong Kong Dewey Czar Russia

railroad plan routes from Billings to Portland via Milton

Civil engineer claiming Burling ton system service outlines a proposed line from Billings Montana across the Blue mountains to Milton Washington and Old Ula then along the Columbia River to Portland on the north bank. The route would enter the Walla Walla valley at Milton and connect with the Columbia River at Old Ula.

Tenants Driven Out In Central Park West Fire

A blaze destroyed the Durlands Riding academy on Central Park West and damaged the adjacent Poillon apartment house. Firefighters faced a backdraft. several were injured, with Robert Manning seriously hurt. The academy, 15 years old, cost $100,000 and was then being converted into a hippodrome. roof damage imperiled numerous tenants.

New York Central Park West Durlands Riding Academy Poillon Robert Manning Boston

Barnum's Monkeys and the Scott's Emulsion Tip

A reader recalls the circus practice of dosing monkeys with Scott's Emulsion to prevent consumption. After an accident releasing the medicine, monkeys thrived on the new doses and deaths dropped. The note links monkey and human consumption and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a cure and trade mark on bottle wrappers.

Scott Man

Dr Mueller’s Boer Mission to United States

Brussels reports that Dr Mueller former consul of the Orange Free State in Holland traveled to the United States under an assumed name. He carries Kruger’s letter to Roosevelt not asking for intervention but noting regrets at not greeting Roosevelt and hints at growing Boers influence. Mueller aims to push anti war contraband trade policy and sway U S opinion with support from European Boer sympathizers.

Brussels Mueller Orange Free State Holland United States Kruger Roosevelt Dr. Mueller Great Republic Europe

Man Falls From Balcony During Movie at Victoria Theater

In New York on February 17 a man fell about 20 feet from a balcony onto a woman in the orchestra during a cotton field moonlight scene. The woman was not seriously hurt. The crowd mistook the noise for fire but was quieted by theater staff and police. He identified himself as George S Bullock of Chicago.

New York Victoria Theater George S. Bullock Chicago

Troops in Control in Trieste as Striker Unrest Grows

Crowds fill the streets of Trieste while soldiers patrol and halt business. Wounded from Friday’s Plaza Grand firing have died, signaling intensified military action and casualties amid ongoing labor unrest.

Trieste Austria Plaza Grand

Second warrant issued for F C Andrews in bank fraud case

Detroit on February 17 reports that Prosecuting Attorney Hunt issued a second warrant for F C Andrews. He is charged with misappropriating bank funds after overdrafts and over certified checks wrecked City Savings Bank.

Detroit Hunt F. C. Andrews City Savings Bank

Missing Warren banker Ha mann in Gaiena area

J A Ha mann a private bank proprietor at Warren Mississippi has been missing since Sunday night. His family cannot account for his disappearance. The bank has been closed all week. Hamann came to Warren about a year ago from Chicago. Depositors with accounts totaling thousands await his return.

Gaiena, Mis J. A. Hamann Warren Lits Hamann Chicago

White House Meet Signals War Legislation and Schley Talk

A White House cabinet room conference brought together Senators Allison Aldrich Spooner and Hanna with Speaker Henderson and Representatives Cannon and Grosvenor. The session likely touched Cuban, Philippine and war revenue repeal plans and possibly the Schley matter, but no conclusions were released. The group’s prior Spanish–American War circle suggests coordinating congressional strategy.

Washington White House Allison Aldrich Spooner Henderson Cannon Grosvenor Hanna Congress Knox Payne Senate House Schley

Idler car built for Prince Henry tour in Wilmington

The Pullman Palace Car company shops in Wilmington have completed the Idler, a palatial observation and stateroom sleeper car, to be used by Prince Henry of Prussia and his entourage during their U S tour.

Wilmington Del Pullman Palace Car Company Prince Henry of Prussia

Funeral for 700-Pound Dennis Leahy

In New York on February 17 a funeral was held for Dennis Leahy. Twelve men carried the casket weighing seven hundred pounds, a weight he had reached in the last decade.

New York Dennis Leahy Leahy

Senate Approves Selma Public Building Funding

Washington Feb 17 The senate approved 109000 for a Selma Alabama public building and resumed debate on the permanent census bureau bill. Senator Lodge offered an amendment to place current Twelfth census office employees in the civil service without further examination but the proposal was defeated without a division.

Washington Senate Selma Ala Lodge

Seven Men Killed as Boulder Crashes Train Caboose

In Little Rock Arkansas on February 17 seven men died and at least fourteen were injured when a massive boulder of about 15 tons struck the caboose of a work train on the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf line twenty miles west of the city. Sand from nearby flat cars buried additional victims.

Little Rock Ark Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Road Here

Turner transfers land rights to English coal firm

Middlesboro Kentucky February 17 Lee Turner has transferred all rights and title to land where the quarter house stood to the American Association Limited a large English company owning most of the coal lands here He will open a livery stable at Lafollette Officials foresee no further arrests as the feud ends

Middlesboro Lee Turner American Association, Limited Lafollette

Ransom Paid to Brigands for Miss Stone

Washington reports the state department has received cable advices confirming payment of ransom to Miss Stone's captors. Release timing is unknown, and brigands reportedly demand a one to ten day period to secure their safe retreat before delivering the prisoner.

Washington State Department Miss Stone

Fitzsimmons Jeffries Sign 20-Round World Title Pact

In New York on February 17 Robert Fitzsimmons and James Jeffries signed articles to fight a 20 round world title bout between May 10 and 20. The match is to be staged for the club with the highest purse. The winner will take 60 percent of the purse and the loser 40 percent.

New York Robert Fitzsimmons James Jeffries

Bent pill riddle sparks schoolyard scandal Tit Bits

In a humorous exchange from Tit Bits a boy Georgie is caned by his teacher for being the only one to answer a question. The uncle calls the incident scandalous and demands to know the question about who placed the bent pill in the teacher's chair.

Georgie

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