Prince Henry Departs for New York Amid Farewells
Prince Henry of Prussia left Bremerhaven aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm at 3:43 p.m. amid large crowds. He denies a report of writing a letter to Admiral Dewey and was seen on the ship’s bridge as cheers and a warm farewell dominated the harbor scene.
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Pep
Prince Henry
New York
Associated Press
Amiral Dewey
Spain
Dewey
Wm. H. Beehjer
U. Ron
Berlin
United States
Benator Tichtsihky
Kiel
Rallrgad Sourkes
Beemerbavet
Hamburig
Tichiesetleyck
Pstne
Erinne Henry
Remon
Iri Aked
Vou ‘Aneptes
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Admiralty
von Plessen
Princs
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Ant
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Apology From Prince Henry Reaches Admiral Dewey
Washington reports an authentic account of Prince Henry of Prussia sending an apology to Admiral Dewey. A Berlin embassy note summarized a dinner conversation in which the prince admitted a past mistake and expressed regret. Dewey reportedly accepted the apology and spoke of his cordial relations with the prince.
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Dewey
Washington
Prince Henry
Dewey Simsett
United States
Berlin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Ambassador White
America
San Francisco
Ila
6Tha
Suez
Hong Kong
Caer
Russia
Vienened
Ransom Paid to Brigands for Miss Stone
Washington reports the state department confirms ransom for Miss Stone has been paid to her captors. The location of the rescue is unclear, but the brigands demand secure safe passage for release through their terms.
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Washington
State Department
Miss Stone
Call Issued for Kansas Republican State Convention Delegates
Chairman Morton Albaugh and T. P. Kelly announce a Wichita convention on May 2 1902 to nominate one two year justice three six year justices and other state officers. Wyandotte leads with 40 delegates Shawnee 29 Leavenworth 31 and others listed. apportionment assigns at least two delegates per county with one at large per county.
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Morton Albaugh
T.P. Kelly
Vunmartter
Supreme Court
Stanley
Greene
Wostock
Cunningham
Pour
Harry Mason
Fr Hu. Ween
Doster
Webb
Shawnee
Wyandotte
Binet
Republicans of
Kansas
Eld
Wichita
Imandai
George A. Clark
AL AnnEs
Anderdes
Leavenworth
Soldk
Riley
Franklin
Rooks
Push Gove San
Roussel de Graham
Saline
Grant
Scott
Grayves
Sedgwick
Greeley
Seward Greenwood
I Shawnes
Hamilton
Rhetidan
Sherman Jarve
Smith
W Hask
Stafford
Hodgenman
Stanton
Fackno
Stevensones
Ea Dee
Sumner A Jewell
Thormas — Johnson
la Trego Kearny
Watow Lion
Kingman Wallace Sree
Kiowa
Washington
Labette
Lane
Wilson
Woodson
Topeka
Kay H
Mages
Western League Session Opens with Abandonment Hint
St Joseph reports the Western League circuit committee met and announced Indianapolis had been abandoned. Milwaukee and St Paul remain possible. Peoria made a proposition under consideration. Attendees included W T Wain Brunt James Manning W A Rourke and Thomas Burns. A separate New York fire at Durland's riding academy on Central Park West caused a major blaze with four alarms, police reserves, and ambulance response.
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St Joseph
Western League
Indianapolis
Milwaukes
St Paul
Peoria
W. T. Wain Brunt
St. Joseph
James Manning
Kansas City
W. A. Rourke
Omaha
Thomas Burns
Colorado Springs
New York
Durland
Central Park
West
Yerkes Ill, Yet Carries On Daily Tasks
London February 1 Charles T. Yerkes is confined to his room by a chill but continues to transact business daily and hopes to be out by Monday next. Miss Roosevelt visits her brother in Groton on February 15. Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the president, arrived here just before noon.
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Yerkes
London
Charles T. Yerkes
Miss Roosevelt
Groton
Alice Roosevelt
White House conference on war funding and Cuban policy
A February White House meeting drew Senators Allison Aldrich Spooner and Speaker Henderson with officials Cannon and Grosvenor. The session, lasting until noon, centered on wartime funding and foreign policy while hints suggested discussion of the Schley case and war authorization.
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Washington
White House
Allison
Aldrich
Spooner
Sreaker Henderson
Cannon
Grosvenor
Congress
Dean
Knox
Paste
Hans
Senate
Schley
Astor's Racing Colors in London Exhibition
William Waldart Astor 46.2 to go in preliminary for a horse racing event. Colors registered include blue with pink sash under the Jockey Club rules. Weather indications noted for the event.
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Astor
London
Wm. Waldart Astor
Cing
Clib Rutex
Another Cold Night With Near Zero Mercury
The government thermometer registered two degrees above zero early this morning as observers noted a drop in temperature after several days of stability. Light west wind at three miles per hour. Forecast predicts partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions in the east portion. Hourly readings listed from five o'clock through eight o'clock show a chilling morning trend.
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Jennings
Snow Sweeps Dixie With Heavy Winter Conditions
Avianta Georgia reports a severe storm moving from Vicksburg toward Jacksonville bringing rain snow sleet and thunderstorms. Snow widespread with record depths recorded Nashville 19 inches Knoxville 9 inches Atlanta and Charleston affected. Freezing weather extends to a line from Wilmington North Carolina through central cotton belt. Streetcar service disrupted urban sleighing seen on many streets and trains delayed. Blacksburg South Carolina reports 13 inches of snow with no train movement.
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Avianta
Cotton Belt
Atlanti
Blacksburg
Billy West Dies in Chicago of Cancer at 45
Chicago Feb 15 William H West known as Billy West the minstrel died here today after cancerous growths were removed following a recent operation. He was 45. His home was in Utica New York and friends estimate his estate at about 500000.
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Chicago
Wm. H. West
Billy ™ West
Mr. West
Utia
N.Y
Letter From Paul Kruger Carried By Dr Mueller Across Ocean
Brussels Feb 15. Dr Mueller bearer of Kruger’s letter to Roosevelt does not appeal for intervention but regrets not greeting Roosevelt personally. Mueller plans to counter Boer propaganda in the United States and push for a ban on export of contraband war items while gaining European support.
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Brussels
T de. ‘Mueller
Orange Free State
Holland
United States
Kruwer
Roosevelt
Mueller
Floomevelt
Mucler
Pera
Poer
Europe
Baserpat
Hig
Shawnee County Republicans to elect chairman at primary
The Shawnee county Republican central committee will choose its chairman in the March primaries by vote of the people. The new rule, adopted at a recent meeting with about a dozen members present, changes the selection process and designates ex officio chairman as the county lawmaker. George W. Crane is among those pursuing the chair, with Capt. H. M. Philips seeking a place on the slate as a candidate for precinct committeeman. No other candidates had announced.
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Republican Central Committee
George W. Crane
Cies
Rew
Shawnee County
Laws
Inez House of Representatives
Crane
Strset
Crank
H. M. Philips
Formitteeman
One Got Out in Time. Ironton Dynamite Explosion Fatal
A dynamite storage room at the Etna furnace killed two men sleeping inside a job prospect building near Hampton City Kentucky. Horner and another colored man died instantly. witness Jos Horner reported waking to fire near the dynamite and escaping before the blast.
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Ironton
Horner
Hampton City
Big Etna
Doe
Jos Horner
Earthquake Devastates Shamaka Russia Claims 300 Bodies Recovered
Reports from St. Petersburg and Tiflis detail the Shamaka disaster with 300 corpses already taken from ruins. Survivors encamped outside, many victims Muslim women among the dead. Quakes continue hampering searches as officials labor to recover more remains.
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St. Petersburg
Shamaka
Tiflis
Transcausasia
Shumaka
Lincoln Day banquet attendance noted for William Arlen White
William Arlen White attended the Lincoln Day banquet of the Colorado Republicans in Denver Wednesday evening where Superintendent Frank Nelson met him. White is improving but not fully well. his physician advised rest and travel from Colorado for a few days.
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William Arlen White
Colorado Republicans
Denver
Frank Nelson
Welton
White
Fils
Ub Poe
Colorado
Perth
San Francisco
FUNSTON'S PLANS FOR RETURN TO DUTY
Kansas City journal reports General Frederick Funston likely to leave Scarritt's hospital on Monday after February 3 discharge. He will return to the Midland hotel under Dr Stobinson care for several days and resume duties. General Paiston will attend the Third regiment event at Convention hall on February 18 with brief stay and no banquet. General Purity plans to depart Jolie Kansas around February 24 en route to New York Washington before San Francisco visit.
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Kansas City
Prederick Funston
Scarritt's Hospital
Midland Hotel
Stobinson
Paiston
Convention Hall
Purutity
Jolie
Kas
New York
Washington
San Francisco
Matched At Last Rival Boxing Pact Signed
New York on Feb 15 Robert Mitcalmmon and James Jeffries signed articles to meet in a twenty round world title bout between May 10 and 12 before the Siebene purse holder. The winner to receive 60 percent of the purse and the loser 40 percent. Roosevelt’s son recover progress noted in Groton Massachusetts with plans to reduce visits today. London army estimates for 1902 93 total 69 310 000 for 420 000 men with 40 000 000 for war. Marconi rates cut including 60 percent lower cable rate. Ottawa and Cape Breton wireless project. Emporia federal building appropriation proposed in Washington.
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New York
Robert Mitcalm
James Jefries
Bick
Groton
Mara
Roosevelt
Warren
Groton Acout
Mere Roonevelt
Washinston
London
Brodrick
Marconi
Ottawa
Ont
Retary
Cape Breton
Mar~toni
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