Prince Henry of Prussia Ends U S Tour in New York Visit
Prince Henry of Prussia completed a nine day American journey covering thirteen states and 4 58 miles by special train. He viewed Albany and West Point, dined with the University Club, received warm greetings, and expressed thanks for the receptions while noting photographers and crowds at every stop. He will visit Philadelphia before sailing home.
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America
Ulterior motive behind Prince Henry visit revealed
Berlin source says Prince Henry goes to Washington to secure a agreement allowing Germany a large naval presence in Caribbean waters to protect German settlers and property amid South American revolutions. The Laguayra fleet may grow beyond five ships with a dock and coaling station sought. Berlin aims to expand German migration to South America through government channels and colonial societies.
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Harmony Hopes Fade as Steele Discusses Cuban Relief
Representative Steele says no current compromise on Cuban reciprocity, backing a 20 percent duty reduction as the fairest solution. Beet sugar interests resist, but Steele favors conference to reach an agreement while urging Republican unity and alignment with President Roosevelt and McKinley era trade aims.
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Republican dispute over Cuban concessions and party unity
The article describes ongoing Republican talks on Cuban concessions with no vote next Tuesday night. It notes tentative compromise proposals lacking certainty and quotes Representative Morris of Minnesota rebutting Chairman Payne. Morris argues the proposal aims to avoid hostility to the President, preserve harmony, and aid sugar producers, while urging discretion during party conferences.
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All to Be Prosecuted in Federal Action Against Railroads
United States District Attorney Bethea was instructed by Washington to begin legal action against Chicago area railroads tied to Interstate Commerce Commission violations. Injunctions are likely. Attorney W A Day may be appointed special counsel. Proceedings could occur in Chicago and other cities to enforce the law.
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Revolution Predicted In Ireland Ahead Of Cabinet
London dispatch reports the cabinet meeting postponed due to A J Balfours illness and Earl Cadogan's absence. United Irish League expected to be proclaimed despite George Wyndham opposing the strong move. Irish leaders say the declaration could spark a revolt in the south of Ireland.
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Cecil Rhodes in Grave Condition in Cape Town
Telegrams from Cape Town report Cecil Rhodes in grave condition with angina pectoris and enlarged heart encroaching lung space. Oxygen therapy eases symptoms. Dr. Jameson remains at his side, receiving only close personal friends visit.
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City Hall Burns in Decatur Fire Traced to Nighttime Blaze
A fire at Decatur city hall in Adams county Fort Wayne Ind erupted shortly after midnight and by 2 am had destroyed the building and most city records. Only one section of hose remained, hampering firefighting. The blaze also consumed Burger's barber shop Paine's meat market and Gotnecht's saloon with no loss estimate yet available.
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Judge weeps as Martineck Orme case ends in verdict
The Indianapolis police court heard the closing of the Martineck Orme case with Judge Stubbs visibly tearful. William Martineck Kate Martineck John Orme Belle Orme were fined 25 and costs and sent to the workhouse for sixty days. Dr. Morrison testified lack of nutrition caused the child Hazel Orme’s illness, noting fever and a blood nutrition deficit. Prosecutor Collins pressed for conviction, arguing the child was kept from proper care and sent to strangers.
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Delays in Chinese indemnity payment linked to power objections
Washington reports show the first 1 125 000 taels of the Chinese indemnity blocked as powers refuse to accept a US plan for proportional reductions. The total Boxer indemnity claimed stood at 42 000 000 taels with China offering 450 000 000 taels. The plan to scale down claims to erase a 12 000 tael balance faces objections from at least two powers. A separate dispatch from London notes a dispute in Tianjin between French and American consuls over property in the French settlement and flags.
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Kobe Residents Refuse Tax Payment Over Treaty Issue
In Shanghai on March 7, foreign residents of Kobe Japan urged mass action to refuse payment of a new property tax until the dispute is formally resolved by the powers and Japan, asserting the levy breaches existing treaties.
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Times correspondent cites German stance on Tien-Tsin restitution
London dispatch reports that only Germany opposes restoring Tien Tsin to China with other powers ready to return administration by May 1. The Times correspondent notes renewed consensus among allies on the settlement.
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Parental neglect case sparks harsh sentences urged
In a distressing court session Judge Stubbs weighs the neglect of Hazel Orme and the conduct of Mr. and Mrs. Martineck. Attorneys for both sides plead for leniency citing the needs of other children and the couple's reported actions. The trial record includes Hazel eating from a garbage can as evidence of hunger and neglect. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 COL 8
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Etruria Disabled Off Azores Rumor to Reach Port
Dispatches report the Cunard liner Etruria damaged off the Azores after losing her propeller in a February incident. Towage by the William Cliff and Ottawa continued, with a jury rudder fitted. Passengers to be transferred to London on the Elbe as inquiries at New York offices increase.
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Debate over Rural Free Delivery Bill Swayed by Amicable Plan
Washington lawmakers debated classifying rural free delivery and placing carriers under the contract system. Speakers for and against the measure clashed as the House anticipated a five minutes rule debate tomorrow and Monday. Holliday defended carriers against Loud's contracts scheme amid applause. Senate adjourned without ship subsidy action. President protection bill faced extended constitutional challenge by Senator Bacon.
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Railway Disaster Tragedy Strikes Texas Rail Line
A broken rail caused a wreck on the Southern Pacific near Maxon Station, Texas, killing fifteen and injuring twenty eight. The express train left San Antonio at noon with many California emigrants aboard. amid flames, crews and passengers fled as Conductor Stockwell and others fought to save lives.
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