Prince Henry of Prussia ends tour after 13 states
Prince Henry of Prussia completed a U S tour across 13 states covering 4358 miles on a special train. He traveled from Milwaukee to Niagara Falls and Boston, with receptions in Albany and West Point, and concluded the trip with a New York return and a serenade at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Prince Henry of Prussia
Niagara
New England
Robert la Follette
David S. Rose
United Singing Societies
Rochester
N. Y
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Dominion
Boston
Horseshoe Falls
Table Rock
Niagara Power Co
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Buffalo
Knight
Prince
Crane
Collins
Cambridge
Harvard
Commonwealth
South Station
von Holleben
Hotel Somerset
Somerset
Gov. Crane
State House
House of Representatives
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Senate
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Royal
New York
Philadelphia
Capt
von Muller
Albany
Capitol
West Point
Naval Service
Col. Mills
Academy
Knox Battery
Memorial Hall
Hohenzollern
United States
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
University Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Waldorf-Astoria
St. Paul
Arion Society
Brooklyn
W. John Schildge
Society
Astor Gallery
Buenz
Geissler
Pries
Old Kentucky
Dixie
Kreuzer
Fire destroys Zendia Girls School in Japan
Rev Dr Joseph Lemberger, treasurer for foreign missions of the Reformed Church in the United States, reports by cable that the Zendia girls school in Japan has burned down. Sixty five girls were saved. loss about 5000 dollars, insured in part. The school was 15 years old and enjoyed government favor. Miss Lena Zurfluh, the superintendent, is in the United States. in her absence Miss Sadie Lee Widener led the school.
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Joseph Lemberger
Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
The
Reformed Church
United States
Zendia
Japan
Lena Zurfluh
Sadie Lee Widener
Negaunee’s Day Sunday Ends in Rough Treatment
In Negaunee Michigan on Saturday night Rev. C M Gilchrist pastor of the Methodist church and Louis F Pearce a Civic Federation member were attacked by a crowd while touring the town. Three policemen with revolvers intervened. Sunday was declared dry for the first time in the town's history.
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Negaunee
Mich
Civic Federation League
Methodist Church
Louis F. Pearce
League
Death of Prof Moriz Ka posi Viennes dermatologist
Vienna March 7 Prof Moriz Ka posi of the University of Vienna renowned dermatologist is dead. He gained fame for skin disease research and teaching. The death marks the end of a distinguished medical career in Austria.
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Vienna
Moriz Kaposi
The
University of Vienna
Court Martial Planned For Executions In Rizal Province
Maj. Littleton Waller and Lieut. John H. A. Day face court martial for executing natives without trial in Samar. Col. James Forney to preside March 17 as six officers and 230 men of the 5th Cavalry, with army and marine corps officers on the panel. The case follows an earlier disastrous expedition and notes alleged mutinies among stevedores.
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Howland
21St Infantry
Wheaton
Rizal
5Th Cavalry
James Forney
Marine Corps
Maj. Littleton
W. T. Waller
John H. A. Day
Samar
Army
Maj
Waller
Lieut. Day
Bazy
Maj. Waller
Mimic Indian Battle Turns Fatal in Denver
Stewart Hill, 9, died from a bullet wound after a mock Indian skirmish. James Butson, 12, is under arrest for murder. Four youths under 12 hid behind barricades about 30 yards apart, firing about 20 shots. Hill was shot in the breast and lung. Hutson allegedly fired as Hill exposed himself. Police Chief Armstrong plans action against those who supplied the firearms.
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Col
Stewart Hill
James Butson
Hill
Hutson
Armstrong
Boston Strike Expands Across Unions In Boston Harbor
Boston March 11 After weeks of labor unrest the large strike by Teamsters freight and express handlers in Boston against New York New Haven and Hartford and Boston and Albany railroads escalates. About 8000 workers are affected as non union freight moves cease. Express company workers join the walkout while Boston and Albany and the NYNH and Hartford bolster crews. Longshoremen threaten to strike, potentially lifting total to around 14000. The conflict disrupts regional freight from Worcester to Providence as labor leaders monitor closely.
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New York Centre
Hudson River
Boston & Albany
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Brewery Teamsters
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Springfield
Hartford
New
Immense ice floe encountered off Japanese coast
Port Townsend Washington reports the British steamship Oceania encountered an immense ice floe about 200 miles off the Japanese coast near the entrance to Tsu gar strait. The floe forced the Oceania to alter course and steam for several hours to avoid a collision, posing a navigation hazard to vessels bound for the Orient.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Oceania
Tsugar Strait
Orient
Notable short horn herd sale to close Nelson ranch era
Kansas City reports a landmark sale on March 19 as W. R. Nelson retires. The entire short horn herd will be offered including three cows bred by Queen Victoria and cattle from top British and Canadian herds.
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West
W. R. Nelson
Queen Victoria
Great Britain
Canada
New York Governor Odell Dines at the White House
Washington reports Gov. Odell of New York dined with President Roosevelt at the White House on Sunday and lingered after the meal. He plans another dinner Monday night, stating the visit is for recreation and no political discussions are on the agenda.
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Washington
Gov. Odell
New York
Roosevelt
White House
Tren ton Coachmen Balk Sunday Funeral Duties
The Trenton Coachmen's union voted Saturday night to refuse driving at Sunday funerals. They have the backing of all city undertakers except one who conducted a Sunday funeral.
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Trenton
N. J
Trenton Coachmen’s Union
Hart Named Manager and Pitcher for Peoria Club
Kansas City March 10 Western league officials said William Hart, who pitched for Cleveland last season, has been appointed to manage Peoria and will also pitch for the Peoria team.
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Kansas City
William Hart
Hart
Bank Burglars Blow Safe In Collierville Heist
Collierville Tennessee March 10 burglars blew open the bank safe with dynamite but were driven off before reaching the inner vaults containing 15000 dollars by vigilant citizens who intervened.
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Collierville
Tenn
Bank of
Diamonds Found in Ashes at Atlantic Hotel Fire
Diamonds worth thousands belonging to Mrs. W. J. Donald wife of a Transatlantic shipping man have been recovered from the debris of the Atlantic hotel, which burned a month ago. The stones were uninjured.
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Norfolk
W. J. Donald
Atlantic Hotel
Mrs Sprague Illness Sparks Uncertain Recovery
Mrs Inez Sprague wife of Rhode Island’s war governor is critically ill in Providence on March 10 with grave doubts about recovery and is described as the popular mistress of Canonchet.
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Providence, R. I
Inez Sprague
Rhode Island
Canonchet
Lynching of Horace McCoy in Foreman county mob
A man named Horace McCoy accused of assaulting two women, a Negro and a Negress, was captured at night and hanged by a mob in Foreman Little River county. He previously assaulted a Negro woman, and later Mrs. Lemons. The assaults left victims badly cut and seriously injured.
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Ark
Foreman
Little River County
Horace McCoy
John Lemons
Methuen Captured Shocks London as Boer Victory Unfolds
London reports Gen. Methuen plus four guns captured by De La Rey amid heavy British casualties and missing men. Dispatches describe fierce Boer success near Kraaipan and Palmietkuil, with Kitchener confirming Methuen wounded and in Boer custody and debates in Parliament turning heated.
Killed His Sweetheart in Riverview Tragedy
In Riverview 20 miles from Chicago Edward Desnitz 22 shot fiancée Lillie Dittmann 19 then killed himself. He survived briefly in jail before a mob tried to Lynch the suspect as a physician said Desnitz would die soon. Jealousy over her affections was cited as the motive.
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Chicago
Riverview
Edward Desnitz
Lillie Dittmann
Desnitz
Knight Joles Dies In Dynamite Self Inflicted Explosion
Perry Oklahoma March 11 Knight W Joles killed himself Monday by placing dynamite under his head and exploding it He had been arrested on a charge of burning the mail he was employed to carry and confessed that he burned papers to avoid delivery The blast blew off his head and both hands In a grim act he confessed to burning only papers to hide the deliveries.
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Perry, Okla
Taft Hospitalized in Cincinnati for Operation
Governor William H Taft of the Philippines is at the Jewish hospital Cincinnati awaiting an operation for an old ailment. Dr Forchheimer will perform the procedure Tuesday. Taft is reported in good health otherwise despite recent illness in Manila.
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Cincinnati
William H. Taft
The
Philippines
Jewish Hospital
Manila
Forchheimer
Taft
Minnesota Exhibit Bill Advances to Senate in St Paul
The Minnesota house approved an amended St Louis exposition bill appropriating 50000 dollars for a Minnesota exhibit. The measure moves to the senate and is expected to pass there on Tuesday.
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St. Paul, Minn
House of Representatives
Senate
Prisoners Vaccinated in New York Tombs After Smallpox Case
Three hundred ninety two inmates at the Tombs were vaccinated Monday night following the discovery of a smallpox case in the prison. The vaccination act was carried out after the alert in the facility.
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New York
President Castro Will Settle
Berlin reports the Germany and Venezuela dispute is nearing settlement. Terms remain secret but are described as satisfactory to Germany with Venezuela appearing to yield.
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Berlin
Germany
Venezuela
Foreign Office
Banquet for Chinese Princes Aids U S Minister Conger
United States Minister Conger hosted a large banquet in Peking on Monday night attended by many Chinese princes and officials and all prominent members of the foreign office.
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Conger
Peking
United States
Foreign Office
Ship subsidy bill woes in Senate and rural free delivery debate
The March 56 congressional record shows ongoing Senate discussion on the ship subsidy bill with Frye addressing Republican senators and Congress examining the rural free delivery service under a new contract system. House actions include continued debate, with mixed votes and changes to carrier pay and duties, reflecting uncertain fate for both measures.
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Frye
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N. J
Williams
Miss
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Ind
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Hill Ct
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Heatwole
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Commerce Committee
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Representative Polk
Philadelphia
United States
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Patterson
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Mallory
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Zano offers half a million to marrying officers
Lieut. B. Van Schaik, back from the Philippines, reports Gen. Zano of Cavite, a multi millionaire, has offered to give 500000 dollars to each American army officer who weds his daughters.
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San Francisco
Lieut. B. van Schaik
Philippines
Zano
Cavite
Senator Foraker Ill at Home in Washington
Senator Foraker has been confined to his home in Washington for two days with muscular rheumatism. He was in bed most of Thursday, but improved Friday night.
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Washington
Senator Foraker
Fire at Sedalia destroys store and damages nearby buildings
Sedalia Montana March 8 a young woman clerk while searching for a penny in the basement started a fire that ignited cotton rolls. The blaze destroyed Cannon's dry goods store and damaged several adjoining buildings. Total loss estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Sedalia
Mont
Cannon
Cecil Rhodes in Grave Condition From Cape Town Reports
London March 8 telegrams from Cape Town say Cecil Rhodes is in grave condition with an ailment described as an angina vectoris.
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Cecil Rhodes Dangerously
London
Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
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