Meteor Launch Ceremony On Shooter's Island Delights President and Prince
New York February 25. A German yacht Meteor was launched from Shooter's Island amid cheers as President Roosevelt and Prince Henry attended. Miss Alice Roosevelt infused ceremony with a silver axe to sever a bottle of German champagne before the vessel slid into the water. The event featured formal introductions, national anthems, and a celebratory cable to Emperor William.
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Roosevelt and Prince Henry depart on naval voyage launch
Miss Alice Roosevelt and Mr G W Boyd accompany the president as he and Prince Henry board the Vigilant at Shooter's Island for the royal yacht launch. Crowds cheer as the procession escorts the two leaders past patrols and a naval salute near the Philadelphia ferry.
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Golden Bracelet Presented to Miss Allewaertval at Imperial Yacht Lunch
New York Feb 2. Before a luncheon on the imperial yacht Hohenzollern today honoring President Roosevelt by Prince Henry of Prussia a gold bracelet bearing a diamond portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm was presented to Miss Allewaartval. The gift, the emperor’s, was given via Prince Henry with a brief address. The recipient thanked him warmly for the gift and complimented the workmanship.
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White House Dinner for Prince Henry Highlights Roosevelts Night
Washington events recount a grand White House dinner honoring Prince Henry. The ornate decor featured pink and white motifs, a crescent shaped table, and electric light decorations. The Marine Band played patriotic tunes as Prince Henry and Admiral Evans arrived to a warm public reception.
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Tillman and McLaurin Restored to Senate Rolls
Washington February 2 marks the pivotal move in the Tillman McLaurin episode as Senator Frye orders the restoration of the two South Carolina senators to the roll. Republicans debate sanctions and precedent, considering temporary suspension or other measures while the senate weighs the action and its implications.
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Chicago Stock Yards Reports Record Receipts for 1901
The Union Stock Yards company reports 1901 as a record year with total livestock receipts of 15,657,162 head valued at 283,956,4229 dollars. The figures exceed 1900 by 618,225 in head and about 20.54 million in value, marking the largest yearly influx in the yards' history.
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Street car tragedy nets record damages for child
In New York Fenruary 25 a jury in the supreme court awarded seven year old Vincent Muess $50,000 for the loss of both feet after being run over by a street car. It is described as the largest award for personal injuries in the state, surpassed only by a single death verdict.
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County board refuses to pay liquor case costs
The county commissioners decide not to cover costs in the liquor case prosecuted by A L Redden. Judge Redden has not billed his costs yet, but costs before Justice Disney will fall to the county, which the commissioners plan to refuse. They argue Redden could have brought the cases in the city court, a salaried tribunal, saving justice and constable costs.
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Populist State Convention Planned for Topeka in May
Efforts are under way to call the Populist state convention at Topeka in May with over eight hundred delegates expected. Timing and venue are nearing certainty as the convention is slated to meet the same day Democrats convene in Wichita.
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Hughes Pays Costs in Parker Hughes Case
Supreme court costs amount to 210.06 dollars, largely for ballot recounts before a commissioner. Attorneys’ fees are not included and are expected to be higher. Costs paid by J. Wi PF, against whom the case was decided.
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Boer Delegates Here Arrive in New York for Washington
Passengers aboard the Rotterdam from Tottergam and Houlogne include Boer delegates Wolmarens and Wessels and Boer embassy secretary Dr De Hruyten. The group will stay in New York for a few days before proceeding to Washington.
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Germany Seeks Ten Million More in Boxer Indemnity
Washington reports the United States proposes that powers accept a pro rata reduction to stay within 450 million taels as indemnity for Boxer outrages. Germany says its claim was too low and seeks 10 million taels more, demanding others share the extra if allowed. The U S opposes exceeding the agreed 450 million taels and fears setting a dangerous precedent.
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Boston Schooner Fannie Palmer Reports Collision Study
The Boston schooner Fannie Palmer arrived reporting a collision on February 19 with the New Haven schooner Charles E. Hall off Fenwick Island lightship. The Charles E. Hall sank and one crewman drowned. six others were rescued by the Fannie Palmer. Temperatures of large cities list values for Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati and St Louis.
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Fight for lieutenant governor narrows to Hanna and Cormany
Close state contest centers on Hanna of Grahan county and W A Cormany of Fort Scott with W M Glenn of Tribune as a third candidate. Barton county delegates favor Bailey though factional splits loom as Reno county backs Bailey sentiment weakens. Scot county delegates instructed for Glenn and for Binson as associate justice. B. Hudson directs his own path.
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Wyandotte district race shapes up in Kansas notes
The piece details political maneuvering in Kansas with references to Sixth district candidates, Wyandotte county endorsements, and figures like Barnes Porter and Bower sock. It notes contest dynamics for the state delegation and hints at potential fusion between Democrats and Populists. Weather and local political chatter punctuate the brief, with mentions of delegates and conventions in Lawrence and Atchison.
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