Royal visit to United States plans and party expenditures
Berlin reports detail Emperor William and Prince Henry's planned Feb voyage to the United States. A private farewell, memoranda for Roosevelt, a $50,000 entertainment share for the royal party, and a special train are outlined. The trip includes a New York luncheon, press interaction limits, and official channels for Prince Henry’s statements.
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Berlin
William
Prince Henry
United States
Roosevelt
Kiel
Bremen
Royal House
Associated Press
William willCisregard
New York Staats Zeitung
Barth
Nation
Wilh
Hohenzollern
Majesty
New York
Potsdam
Captain Dannenhauer
Lokal Anzeiger
Alexander von Hahn
Vossrache Zeitung
Konrad Alberts
Berlin Morning Post
Andrew D. White
Germany
White
Cost of Entertaining Prince Henry at Government Expense
The State Department will seek funds for entertaining Prince Henry with about 40 000 from a deficiency line and likely up to 50 000 in total. The plan includes prefabricated elites, a New York harbor reception aboard a warship, and travel by government trains for the royal party and Washington guests. Daily costs near 2000 dollars for prince care are anticipated, with dates not yet released.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Hill
State Department
Prince Henry
Regular Department
Secret Service
Germany
Ob & Government
New York Harbor
New York
Wll
Aimes
Programs for entertainments in Western cities explained
It was explained that attempting to anticipate the programme would only cause confusion. The remark covered forthcoming shows and events across various Western cities, noting uncertainty about schedules.
Prince Henry's Special Train Movement Planned
The State Department has arranged with the Pennsylvania Railroad for a special train to carry Prince Henry of Prussia and his suite during the visit to the United States. The plan covers travel from New York to Washington and back, steamer crossings to Shooter's Island, and a tour of major eastern and western cities.
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Washington, Jan
Department of State
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Prince Henry of Prussia
United States
Washington
New York
Shooter's Island
Upper South
East
West
Northwest
Wabash Tunnel Landslide Wreck Near Pittsburg
Wreck on a Chicago and Alton branch near Mexico Missouri injured many passengers. J. F. Rohn James Humphrey George Conley Emile Judy A W Frazier W Pooley Charles Fisher T A Whitmore Robert Judy and conductors Etna Williams Robertson were among the injured brought to Mexico. In Pittsburg at the Wabash tunnel a landslide caused multiple injuries including tunnel boss George Gill and workers James Thomas Charles Henson Anderson Finney. An attempted wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Manaka Chunk was thwarted by the engineer’s alertness.
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Mexico
Chicago & Alton
Jefferson City
J. F. Rohn
Fulton
James Humphrey
George Conley
St. Louis
Emile Judy
Cincinnati
A. W. Frazier
Jacksonville
Ill
W. E. Pooley
Hibernia
Charles Fisher
T. A. Whitmore
Memphis
Tenn
Robert Judy
Etna Williams
Robertson
Pittsburg
Wabash
Mount Washington
George Gill
Chicago
James H. Thomas
Virginia
Charles Henson
Anderson Finn
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mananka Chunk
Millionaire Victim Murdered at Vista Bathhouse
William Strother, a negro attendant at the Vista Turkish bathhouse in St. Louis, confessed to fatally striking Alexander Dean Cooper with a hammer during the night. The coroner’s jury ruled the death an unjustifiable homicide. Cooper, proprietor of the Vista bathhouse and Gra ham Paper Company secretary, was a noted real estate holder valued between $1 and $2 million.
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ST. Louis
William Strother
Grand and
Franklin Avenues
Alexander Dean Cooper
Kiely
Desmond
Strother
Mr. Cooper
Bougher
Crittenden Clark
Boogher
Vista
Graham Paper Company
St. Louisa
Sailor Admiral Schley Declines Politics in Chicago Welcome
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley told Chicago crowds he has no desire for civil office. At Hamilton Club banquet he thanked supporters, calling himself a sailor devoted to his country and people. Arrival events drew a great crowd and warm applause from admirers.
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Chicago
Winfield Scott Schley
Hamilton Club
Admiral Schley
Schley
South Chicago
City
Admiral Sedley's Welcome Tour Draws City Honors
The admiral and Mrs. Schley arrive amid cheers and a city welcome. Delegations from the City Council, naval veterans, and school children greet them at the depot. Resolutions praise his Santiago record. A breakfast with Governor Yates, Mayor Harrison, and Eckers follows.
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Admiral
Frank Fowler
Sedley
Santiago
Yates
Harrison
Treasury
Eckers
Schley
Hamilton Club
Woman's Club
Ottawa
Kan
Gang of Robbers Busted as Young Leader Is Seventeen
A detective squad cracked a downtown robbery ring led by sixteen year old Charlies Abernather. Charles Smith Jack Cowan and Charlies Ware, all teens, confessed to multiple store and office robberies with partners Frank Myers Fred Scanlan Robert Walters and Otto Rélim. Abernather was nabbed after attempting a late night raid in Anderson where about five dollars was taken from a candy store.
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Charles Abernather
East Wabash Street
Charles Smith
Manistee
Mich
Jack Cowan
East Washington Street
Charles Ware
East Georgia Street
Kinney, Lancaster, Wallace and Holtz
Abernather
Frank Myers
Fred Scanlan
Robert Walters
Otto Rélim
Scanlan
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Splan
Haley
Court Street
Kinney and Lancaster
Pennsylvania Street
Rice
Smith, Cowan
Ware
Holtz
Wallace
Anderson
Smith
Cowan
South
Robbery Ring Busted After Hat Theft At East Washington
Clerks at a candy store learned of a robbery only after traveling to Indianapolis. The suspects, wearing hats stolen from Globe clothing store on East Washington street, were captured after renting a room on Pennsylvania street. Ware claimed purchase. Abernather contradicted him and identified the theft. Charges ranged from receiving stolen goods to burglary and grand larceny. Police Court bound over Scanlan, Walters and Otto Rehm for grand jury. Frank Myers, tried for petit larceny, fined and jailed, later confessed to additional robberies at Wasson's, Brown's shoe store, Misfit clothing store and Gilbloom's on West Washington.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Street
Globe Clothing
East Washington Street
Ware
Abernather
Scanlan
Walters
Otto Rehm
Frank Myers
Maury
Holtz
Wasson's
Brown's Shoe
Misfit Clothing
Gilbloom’s
West Washington Street
Mrs Richardson Acquitted in Missouri Murder Trial
Mrs Ad die Richardson is acquitted of murdering her husband Frank W Richardson a Savannah merchant shot Christmas Eve 199. The verdict after 35 minutes sparks dramatic scenes as relatives applaud and the judge announces the win. Stewart Fife’s murder involvement is untried date pending. Mrs Richardson to remain with her father in Alamo Gordo New Mexico for a period.
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Plattsburg
Addie Richardson
Frank W. Richardson
Savannah
R. E. Culver
A. W. Brewster
Clifford Cross
Charles F. Booker
Mrs. Richardson
Booker
Richardson
Fife
Stewart Fife
Frank Richardson
Miss Stone Near Release Amid Ransom Talks Abroad
American delegates bearing ransom money have reached Jumaya for Ellen M. Stone and Mme Tsilka and release is expected within 24 hours after payment. Dispatches accuse Miss Stone of collusion to boost ransom while confirmation of continued captivity rests on Bulgarian reports. Perry Stone met with Secretary Hay as hopes of release grow.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Jumaya
Mme. Tsilka
Vienna
Politische Correspondenz
Constantinople
Porte
Washington
Perry Stone
Ellen M. Stone
Hay
State Department
Carnegie Gift Boosts Cooper Union Building Plans
New York Jan 3 The Evening Post reports Andrew Carnegie has donated 300 to Cooper Union, his second gift of a like amount. The funds will enable substantial completion of the building and allow for paid teachers, adding compensation to staff and supporting ongoing operations.
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Andrew Carnegie
Cooper Union
New York
The
Evening Post
Carnegie
Ing
Half Day Session of Miner Workers Sways to Girls School
A miners convention held a half day session, then shifted to the Girls Industrial School in Tomlinson Hall. President Mitchell named committees to draft a resolution on the Chinese exclusion act and to oversee organization and care of miners across districts 2 5 19 2 and 2%. Delegates debated making Mine Workers Journal the official notices paper, noting issues with mail via company stores. The convention approved a rule barring dismissal of national or district office staff without cause. John P. Reese pushed a notable Iowa-led resolution during the morning session.
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Pennsylvania
Central Labor Union Hall
Mitchell
Fahey, Nicolls and
Duffy
Girls’ Industrial School
Tomlinson Hall
W. B. Wilson
W. Dpd. Ryan
T. L. Lewis
Edward McKay
George Richards
P. F. McCormack
McCullough
Joe Vasey
Edward Flyan
Patrick Giday
James D. Wood
W' Little
Joseph Pendleton
J. A. Springer
Wilson
Justice Department
John P. Reese
The
Iowa
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Uncle Sam
Pennsyl
Vania Railroad Company
Wabash Tunnel
A. D. Cooper
Indiana
Weiss
Nieut
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E. H. Harriman
Sporting News
England
Krupp
George Ade
Bevis of
Hampton
Wagner
Charlies Abernather
Charlies Ware
Mrs. Richardson Free
G. H. Maxwell
National Irri
Gation Association
Dele
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