Prince Henry of Prussia entertained in New York after Waldorf stay
Prince Henry spent a largely private day at the Waldorf Astoria then attended a luncheon and reception in his honor at Mrs. Ogden Mills home, meeting 60 guests and 20 at the reception. Ambassadors generals and admirals attended as he accepted thanks for his visit and prepared for Monday Philadelphia farewells and a voyage home on the Deutschland.
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New York
Prince Henry
Waldorf-Astoria
Ogden Mills
German Society of
University Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Philadelphia
Deutschland
Grant
von Egidy
von Holleben
von Seckendorff
von Tirpitz
von Mueller
von Ruber-Paschwitz
Buenz
Columbia University
University
Publc
Nicholas Murray Butler
Admiral von Tirpitz
Navy
Admiral von Eisendecker
East Sixty-ninth Street
Caive
de Marchi
Gilibert
Metropolitan Opera Company
Franz Wilechz
Play
Isador Luckstone
Gaus
Fils
Clarence Macksy
Amee
Clarence Mack
Bishop
W. PD. Sloane
Ri Phelps Carroll
Babcock
Ise
Gambrille
Jay
Cooper Hewitt
Alfred Vanderbilt
Miss Thayer
Gerry
Miss Sands
Parsons
Livingston
Peete Winthrop
Corbin
Alander
Jennings
J. Pierpont Organ
Edgerton Inthrop
Creighton Webb
Stephen Olin
Heber Bishop
Edward Walcott
Calve
Mills
Waldorf- Astoria
Banqueted by Germans at Waldorf Astoria in New York
Prince Henry attended the German Society of New York’s annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with about 1000 guests. The event featured elaborate German American decor, a table of honor with roses, and a reception by Gustave Schwab. Prominent attendees included Carl Schurz, Nicholas Murray Butler, and high officials, with military and diplomatic figures among the guests.
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New York
Prince Henry
German Society
City of
Waldorf-Astoria
Gustave Schwab
Society
Hubert Gillis
William Klenke
Adolph Rathbeth
Ralph Trautman
E. M. Binghard
Julius A. May
R. van der Emee
Edward Benneche
General Committee
Ton
Carl Schurs
Evans
Corbis
Theodore Bingham
Hell
la France
Schwab
Prince
Mr. Schwab
Carl Schurz
Kplitz
Nicholas Murray Butler
V' Seckendorf
Evana
Rudolph Kebpler
von Mueller
Count Quadt
von Gruhme
Cowles
Edward Uhi
Gelasler
von Egilly
Generel von Ples
Mrs Fiske Injured In Stage Accident At Grand Opera House
St Louis report says actress Mrs Fiske fell eight feet when a room aloft gave way during A Bit of Old Chelsea. She was stunned and taken to her hotel. She plans to travel to Indianapolis for three day Park Theater engagement starting tomorrow with The Unwelcome Mrs Hatch then A Bit of Old Chelsea and Mirada of the Balcony scheduled.
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ST. Louis
Channel
Beerhaven
Queenstown
Camperdown
Mediterranean
Kinsale
Banquet to Russians at Cramp plant in Philadelphia
A farewell banquet hosted by Charles H. Cramp of the William Cramp Ship and Engine Building Co. honored Capt. E. P. Steliasnovitch and officers of the Russian battleship Retvisan, with Count Cassini unable to attend and sending a health telegram to President Roosevelt and Cramp. Informal toasts saluted Roosevelt, the Czar, and the Turkish Sultan amid ties to Cramp’s cruiser project for Turkey.
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Philadelphia
Charles H. Cramp
William Cramp
E. P. Steliasnovitch
Retvisan
Board of Inspection
Count Cassini
Roosevelt
Charles Cramp
Czar
Russia
Turkey
Fugitives From Justice in Southern Indictment Case
In Savannah on March 8 the U S Court debated demurrers to the second indictment against Greene and the Gaynors. William T and E H Gaynor attended. Benjamin D Greene and John F Gaynor, who defaulted on bonds yesterday, are now fugitives. In Syracuse Fayetteville residents deny visitors while J F Gaynor Jr says his father is in Savannah. W B Kirk, bonded for J F Gaynor, is believed secured against loss.
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Savannah
United States
Greene
Gaynors
William T
E. H. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Syracuse
N. Y
Gaynor
Fayetteville
J. F. Gaynor, Jr
W. B. Kirk
J. F. Gaynor
Steel Company Plans $8.1 Million Pittsburg Upgrades
United States Steel Corporation announced by President Schwab plans extensive Pittsburg improvements totaling about $8.1 million. Projects include armor plate mills worth $5 million, a $1 million Bessemer railroad, five Central mills at Homestead, and a $1.5 million Neville Island furnace area development with additional works.
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Pittsburg
March
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
Armor
Bessemer Railroad
Central Mills
Homestead
American E
Neville Island Furnace
Funston speaks on Philippines at New York dinner
Brig. Gen. Fred Funston addressed more than three hundred at the Lotus Club. He rebutted attacks on the army, recalled Manila's surrender, and recounted the start of hostilities with Aguinaldo's forces. He praised most soldiers while criticizing a few critics in the U.S. press.
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New York
March
Fred Funston
Lotus Club
Frank R. Lawrence
General Funston
Charless. Gleed
Topeka
Frank R. McLennan
Topeka Journal
Charles Leeds
Chicago
E. T. Jeffrey
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Charles D. Coghlan
U.S. N
Minot J. Savage
Job E. Hedges
Paul Dana
J. H. Canfield
Columbia University
Kansas
Lawrence
Philippine Islands
Funston
Philippines
Manila
Dewey
Merritt
Aguinaldo
General Funston Praises U S War Conduct in Philippines
General Funston denounces Filipino leaders as unpatriotic and cites Luna’s death as an example of tyranny. He argues American troops showed humanity and warns that Philippine independence would spark multiple civil wars if troops left. He recounts capturing Aguinaldo and meeting Prince Henry, praising the U S role.
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Prince Henry
Kipling
London
General Funston
Philippines
Manila
General
Indiana
Sporting News
W-City
Antonio Luna
Aguinaldo
Funston
Luna
George Washington
Philippine Islands
United States
Lawrence
Vicksburg
Dewey
Bishop Spalding Stricken With Heart Disease at Erie Home
Rev. John F. Spalding, bishop of the Colorado diocese, is reported dangerously ill from heart disease at his son’s home in Erie Pennsylvania. A telegram informed another son William Spalding, who hurried to Erie. Bishop Spalding’s condition worsened and physicians are monitoring the case.
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Denver
Col
John F. Spalding
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Colorado
Frank 8. Spalding
Erie
William Spalding
King
Not an Insurrection Trouble in Morong Province
Despatches from General Chaffee and Commissioner Wright refute claims of Morong uprising. Chaffee cites a new group of about sixty kidnappers in Morong, driven to hiding with no material damage. Wright says insurrection is unfounded, ladrone bands dispersed from Laguna and Cavite operate locally, with pursuit and several captured or killed. presidente released unhurt.
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Washington
Morong
Luzon
Root
Wright
Chaffee
Presidente of
Cainta
Laguna
Bell
Cavite
Presidente
Atkinson
Hughes and Patterson Face Off in Senate Hearing
Washington March 8 Senator Patterson presses General Hughes in the Senate committee on the Philippines. He questions the February start of hostilities and the remark The thing is on as the first shot is fired. Hughes defends his position saying he intended to cover all conditions and defend, not initiate, action.
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Funston
Major Metcalf
Nebraska
Metcalf
United States
Washington
Patterson
General Hughes
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
Mr. Patterson
Hughes Proposes Peace Then War as Filipinos Rebel
General Hughes testified that Filipino leaders failed to attend a Malolos conference and hostilities left no chance to heal the breach. He described the February 5 fighting, defended not killing when cornered, and urged continued use of labor importation including Chinese and Japanese workers. He favored encouraging American negro emigration to the Philippines and noted the Manila Chamber of Commerce favored European interests. The committee adjourned to Monday.
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Hughes
Malolos
Senator Patterson
General Hughes
McKinley
United States
Dubois
Philippines
Hoe
Samar
American Chamber of Commerce of
Manila
Professors Bryan Leads Manila New Schools Plan
Professor E. B. Bryan of Kokomo heads the normal educational system in the Philippines and is directing work at Manila as part of a new school initiative. The Indianapolis Journal reports the developments with ongoing coverage noted to continue on page 5.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
E. B. Bryan
Phil
Rebels Fire Sweeps Between Embankments In Panama skirmish
In Panama near David Colón and San Pablo, insurgents concealed on the heights fired on government forces advancing from Chiriqui. Colonel Luque with 280 recruits reportedly surprised by about 80 rebels, many prisoners. David held, reinforcements expected. Tabldue to bring details. United States squadron Kearsarge Indiana Massachusetts and Alabama arrived at Colón, likely to stay three days.
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Panama
Colon
Boyaca
Chiriqui
R. Lastra
San Pablo
David
Luque
Lustra
Cast
Tabi
Pedregal
Colombia
United States
Kearsarge
Indiana
Massachusetts
Alabama
Francis Jeg
Woman in the Case in Howell Murder Mystery
In Grand Rapids Michigan authorities pursue the mysterious murder of Ada Krump using clues about a possible female suspect. Sheriff Chapman probes husband William Klump jailed, while a Chicago telegram mentions Hattie Whitfield and Lowell sightings fueling the case. Klump breaks down saying there may be a woman involved.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Ada Krump
Howell
Chapman
William Klump
Chicago
Hattie Whitfield
Lexington Street
Lowell
Miss Whitfield
Klump
Tere
Panic In A Hotel Endicott Fire Alarm Spooks Guests
In New York on March 8 several hundred Hotel Endicott guests panicked as fire alarms rang. Guests stampeded from the building at entrances on Eighty first and Eighty second streets, though the fire was confined to a fourth floor dining room window frame and did little damage. No serious injuries reported.
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New York
Secretary Shaw Inspects Baggage In New York Tour
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw visited Wall Street and the assay office in the financial district. Accompanied by two Treasury attaches he toured the subtreasury public stores and Cunard Line dock to observe baggage inspection of returning tourists before announcing plans to depart for Washington at midnight.
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New York
March
of the Treasury
Shaw
Wall Street
Assay Office
Financial District
Armay Office
Cunardine
American Line
Washington
Morrison Granted New Trial in Eldorado Murder Case
In Topeka the Kansas Supreme Court granted Jessie Morrison a new trial for the second degree murder of Mrs. Clara W. Castle. The ruling cites error in juror impaneling during Morrison's first trial, which ended in a hung jury after a fatal razor wound during a quarrel over a love affair.
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Topeka
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Clara W. Castle
Eldorado
Supreme Court
Miss Morrison
Mra. Castle
Kipling At It Again: Philippines Conditions Compared to Africa
The article notes Kipling likening Philippine conditions to Africa and faulting American reactions as over Prince Henry. It mentions naval matters including the launch of the battleship Queen and the keel plate of the King Edward laid by Edward, with references to American authorities and imperial tone.
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Queen
Alexandra
King Edward
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Plymouth
China
Sir Edward Hobart Seymour
Peking
King Wil
Hayward
Kipling Letter on Philippines and South Africa Clash
London reports publish Rudyard Kipling forges links between American methods in the Philippines and British South Africa policy. He praises stubborn arms of military and civil power, mocks American insistence on being right, and warns on high tone despotism in new nations.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Philippines
Shanghai
South Africa
America
England
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Charles Hanselt
Grand Opera House
H. Cramp
Steel Corporation
Me Schwab
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