Prince Henry of Prussia Tours Southern Cities
The German prince's U S tour included hospitable receptions in Chattanooga Nashville Louisville and Indianapolis with stops along the way. The Meteor yacht launch at Shooters Island and Washington Mount Vernon wreath laying marked a busy royal itinerary amid U S Roosevelt hospitality and German society events.
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River Flood Subsides as City Sees Hopeful Turn
Paterson New Jersey reports the great flood receding after a night of relief work. Damage rivals the fire with little insurance coverage. many homes remain homeless. Rescues continued for upper story occupants while relief funds from fire aid cover urgent needs at the armory under Mrs. Garrett A Hobart. Cemeteries are flooded and burials postponed as vaults are prepared for bodies.
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Sandy Hill
Shipwrecked Sailors Rescued After Deck House Lashing
Palm Beach Florida March 3 A party of shipwrecked sailors from the schooner B R Woodside bound Fernandino to St John Puerto Rico were rescued after three days lashed to the after deck house as a northeast gale tore their vessel apart. Capt A Brown First Mate Sherman Martin and eight crew were saved by the steamer El Cid about 200 miles east of Savannah. One man has a broken leg. others recovered from a harrowing ordeal.
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President to Attend Charleston Exposition Visit
The President informed a Charleston South Carolina committee he will attend the exposition there after luncheon. Secretary Cortelyou will discuss a suitable date with exposition authorities and railroad officials. The committee rejects Lieut Governor Tillman’s withdrawal of the sword presentation. Roosevelt dismisses threats to his Charleston visit.
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Bridge Disaster Kills Six in Passaic Flood
Six men died when the Out water bridge linking Passaic to Outwater's Lane in Bergen county collapsed during a flood. The missing men were on the bridge watching the rising waters as it split and went downstream in fragments. Widespread distress reports say robbing in boats is occurring in the Wallington area.
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Bergen County
Wallington
The Poles Denounce German Reich in Chicago Assembly
In Chicago on March 4 over 10 000 Poles met in secret session across the city while Prince Henry received praise at the Auditorium and First Regiment armory. They deplored the honor shown the German empire and voiced strong opposition.
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Supreme Court finds Detroit fare ordinance irregular
Washington March 4 The United States Supreme Court held that Detroit Michigan city government action reducing street car fares to 3 cents was irregular and without binding effect.
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United States Supreme Court
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Viceroy Yuan Plans Daily Paper in Tien-Tsin
Tacoma reports Yuan is preparing to start a daily newspaper in Tien-Tsin to disseminate western civilization in China, based on advices received.
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Rio Janeiro Election Returns Reported Yes Vote Totals
Rio Janeiro on March 4 reports Bocay uva received 9 000 votes for president Amaral 2 500 Alves 5 votes Chevemont 12 600 votes for vice president Brandao 1 500 votes.
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Morong Constabulary Routed by Insurgents Near Manila
Twenty five members of the Morong constabulary ten miles from Manila encountered eighty nine armed insurgents Monday and were routed. Eleven of the constabulary are unaccounted for.
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Morong
Bodkin Case Dismissed By Supreme Court
Washington March 4 The United States supreme court dismissed the case of Mrs Cordelia Bodkin of San Francisco who sought release while under life imprisonment for the murder of Mrs Dunning.
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Russian painter Verestchagin arrives for San Juan battle scene
Havana March 4 Russian battle painter Vassili Verestchagin reached Havana en route to Santiago to paint a picture of the battle of San Juan for President Roosevelt.
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Drowned in Back Waters Near Montgomery
Capt Charles A Allen and his brother Thomas Allen of Montgomery were drowned while driving along a river embankment when a breaker from a three mile wide river struck the bank. Both bodies were recovered. Capt Allen was a prominent state figure, former chief clerk in the adjutant general's office, state ordnance officer, and captain of the Montgomery Blues.
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Charles A. Allen
Thomas Allen
Alabama
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Adjutant General’s Office
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United States
Congress Roundup: Senate and House Debates and Adjournments
Washington notes from Feb 26 to March 4 show the Senate and House advancing key bills. The death of Representative Crump prompted an early adjournment. debates covered the Pacific cable, consular reform, Philippine tariffs, census bureau, and immigration to New Orleans. The Shipping Bill opened, and a filibuster halted further action as House sessions included record private pension passage and adjournment.
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Flood follows fire in Paterson after blaze
Paterson New Jersey reports a flood after a recent major fire. The Passaic River overflow inundates the poorer quarter, leaving hundreds homeless. The raceway dam maintains water power for many mills, risking greater property losses in the manufacturing district.
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Spruce Street
North Carolina floods cut rail service. telegraph restored
Asheville reports Sunday restoration of telegraph and telephone links for the first time since Thursday as Southern railway towns along the French Broad are cut off by heavy rains. Depots at river stations washed away and track damaged. Five lives reported lost in Marshall and two others in Western North Carolina flood areas. Property damage estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars.
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Cuban cavalry to join Chickamauga camp this summer
Chattanooga Tenn March 3 Adjt Gen Corbin in an interview said a cavalry regiment from Cuba will be ordered to Chickamauga park in May or June to remain through the summer. He adds a large body of soldiers will be sent this fall for instructions, inaugurating the camp of instruction at Chickamauga park.
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Robert Emmett Birthday Dinner at Academy of Music
Under Clan Na Gael auspices the 124th birthday of Robert Emmett was marked Sunday night at the Academy of Music. A large crowd attended as Senator Benjamin R. Tillman of South Carolina delivered the oration.
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Benjamin R. Tillman
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Spanish consul assaulted in Cebu by municipal police
The governor of Cebu cables that the municipal police assaulted the Spanish consul in Cebu city. The United States Philippine commission confirms the report received by Manila on March 3.
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Rioters Sentenced in Pavlovskoi Riots Case
St Petersburg March 3 Judge in the Pavlovskoi riots case has rendered judgment. Of 66 accused, 45 men are condemned to four to fifteen years penal servitude.
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Pavlovskoi
Queen Wilhelmina Clears Health Rumors
The Hague march 3 Queen Wilhelmina asked premier Dr Kuyper to publicly state that rumors about her health are absolutely unfounded.
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Mass flood forces shutdowns in Brockton factories
Five shoe plants halt operations as high water floods engine rooms and basements in Brockton Massachusetts. Washouts plague streets with several districts submerged. The disaster marks the worst flood since 1888.
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Waldeci-Rousseau in Collision Injuries Not Serious
Paris reports that M. Waldeci-Rousseau, whose marriage was overturned Saturday in a street car collision, sustained injuries not serious. The premier is expected to resume duties in a few days.
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President Roosevelt opposes Civil Service for Census Bureau
Washington March 4 President Roosevelt told congressmen he disapproves the civil service provision extending the civil service law to about 1700 clerks in the census office. He seeks a permanent census bureau but argues the bill injustice those who have passed or may pass the exam.
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Sub committee backs rejecting Panama offer to Congress
Washington reports that a sub committee of the inter oceanic canals panel will urge the full committee to reject the Panama offer due to legal complications. Members Morgan Mitchell Kittridge Pritchard Foster Turner noted kittridge reserved a minority report while Pritchard was absent. Four members agreed with the recommendation. Chicago brief notes Nashville reporting a 10 year old bride Mrs James Irwin of Centerville Hickman county wed a man aged 45 to 50.
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North Pole Expedition Plans Move Ahead from England
Halifax March 4 Captain Bernier arrives from England to organize an expedition to the north pole and seeks about $40,000 in Canada to fund the undertaking.
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Halifax
N. S
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Six prisoners break jail in Maryland. deputy sheriff killed
In Easton Maryland on March 4 six inmates escaped from a jail and Deputy Sheriff Thomas J Thompson was instantly killed while attempting to rearrest them. Lewis Green a Black man is suspected of firing the fatal shot and authorities pursue leads in the case.
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Easton
Thomas J. Thompson
Lewis Green
Thompson
Fire Levels Homes and Businesses in Greenville
Fire raged in the southern part of Greenville Mississippi on March 4, destroying several small residences Lakes warehouse and five business houses. The property loss runs to about 100000 dollars with only partial insurance coverage.
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