Prince Henry Visits U S Naval Academy in Rain
In heavy rain Prince Henry of Denmark visited the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. Admiral Evans and other officers accompanied him, with police detail and a naval guard on duty as the prince toured artillery, laboratories, and workshops. General Corbin and Captain Cowles rode in his carriage, with dignitaries and embassy staff joining the procession amid torrents and mud.
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Hale
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Prince Henry's Cambridge visit sparks university debate
reports from Cambridge describe Prince Henry and the German emperor's themes amid opposition to honorary degrees. crowds gathered as wreaths were laid, royal arrival drew praise and caution from officials, and a large procession proceeded to Washington House for ceremonies as security tightened and observers watched closely.
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Alexie
Prince Henry Dines Privately with Roosevelts at White House
At Washington in February Prince Henry, accompanied by Arminasitor von Holleben, dined privately with President Roosevelt and his family. The gathering focused on personal relations rather than official ceremony, with other attendees including General von Pesso and senators Landen.
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Prince Henry
White House
Washington
Arminasistor von Holleben
FUNSTON GOES EAST
Kansas City dispatch reports General Frederick Funston returning from a visit to his parents and former hometown. He plans to depart for New York tonight and then spend two weeks between New York and Washington. He says he feels well and notes possible participation in functions for Prince Henry.
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the Midland
Tota
New York
Washington
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Turston
Wilder Seeks City Bond for Park Improvements
Edward Wilder urged the streets and walks committee to recommend to the council that the issuance of a special park bond be authorized at the next general election. Sear aches and the board of park commissioners support park improvements in Kansas City. The proposal includes a half million levy for parks and related projects.
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Mir. Wider
Sear Te Sin Ache Ee
Board of Park Commissioners
Popeka
Two Men Die as Furnace Roof Falls at Chicago Plant
Chicago reports two men killed and three injured when a furnace roof collapsed at the South Chicago Furnace company plant. The dead are identified as Frank Russell and Michael Jacular, with other workers in serious condition and others expected to recover. The incident halted operations and prompted an investigation into the cause.
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Michael Jacular
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Avalanche destroys Telluride mine bunkhouse tragedy
Reports from February 28 describe a massive slide at the Daherty Bell and Liberty Bell mines near Telluride. Sixty to seventy men believed dead beneath wreckage, with Fred Clemmons and Charles Hall named among the dead. Rescue efforts continue as communication with the mines remains cut off and bodies are recovered along the treacherous trail descending to the gulches below.
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Charles Hall
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Daherty Bell
Fred Clemmons
Liberty Hen
San Juan
Noo
Another Child Dies in Wright Family Scarlet Fever Tragedy
Fred Wright five years old died Thursday night from scarlet fever the second child in County Superintendent 3. F. Wright’s family to fall to the fatal disease origin by Nickle Plate center. The family has suffered prior losses and the funeral will be held at Nicole Fort at the Gulla Shonded shouk.
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Maeris
Senate Censure of Tillman and McLaurin Cleared
Washington February 23 The Senate approved a resolution censuring Senators Benjamin Tillman and John McLaurin for disorderly behavior during a February open session. Tillman declined to vote and McLaurin asked to be excused due to kinship. President Pro Tempore Frye announced withdrawals of any offensive remarks.
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Mr. Tillman
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J. McKenzie Massyx
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Hea
Kentucky
N. D. Speers
Sohn S. Burnett
Ala~bama
Gorges Break Ice Flood Threatens Pittsburg Area
The Allegheny River gorges shattered near Montrose and Sandy Creek, unleashing fast moving ice that threatens Pittsburg. Two steamboats, the Watson and the George Brawdy, are trapped. residents evacuate as water rises and ice packs drift downstream. The Astraea arrives with Russian ordnance for the Fuysian government.
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Brawdy
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Brilliant Station
Boutrose
Freeport
Floods and Washouts Paralyze Southern Railway Lines
Severe storms flood rivers from Asheville to Griffin, washing out trestles and stranding trains. The French Broad rises to record levels, water runs ten feet deep on the Murphy division, and streetcar services halt. Passengers evacuated from homes along the river by boat as wrecks and delays spread.
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Columi
Leo G. Murray
Atlanta
Pusaac McDowell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dodson
Western Division
The
Southern Railway
Southern
Morristown
N.C
Unaka
Smoky Mountains
Storm Passes Over Avanta Georgia February Storm Wrecks and Floods
Avanta Georgia February storm moved offshore after causing widespread damage. Waterways rose across the Chattahoochee Ocmulgee and Savannah rivers while Columbus Phoenix City and Gharyl factories closed. Wrecks and washouts wrecked bridges and disrupted rail lines. In Lee County Alabama damage estimated at £50,000. Telegraph wires washed away. Miami Bay creeks and local residences suffered.
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Gharyl
Atlantic & West Point
West Point
Gabbetsville
Weather Bureau
Edward Strickhyad
Concord
Lee County
Oman
Miami Bay
Santa Fe Earnings Show Steady Rise In January
The January statement for the Santa Fe railroad reports stronger earnings than expected with a steady three year uptrend. No signs of decline appear. detailed operating results for the entire system are presented, noting gross earnings and expenses for the month and seven months ended.
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Santa Fe
Wheat prospects look bright in Kansas claims D H Scott
D H Scott returning from a ten day tour across central and western Kansas declares the wheat crop may be the largest in state history this year. He cites mild winter, few losses, rising immigration, and prosperity along railroads. Scott notes Bucklin as a busy progressive town and Frank Island line upgrades worth about $100,000, boosting the area’s future as a division point for southwest lines.
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Light Snow Forecast Confirms Cider Smith Prediction
A brief weather note confirms Cider Smith's forecast from yesterday that February 2 to March would bring rain. The report details recent light snowfall, light winds, and temperatures around dawn, with government readings listed for the day.
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Santa Fe Promotions Shake Divisions in Santa Fe System
J W Robbing trainmaster eastern division becomes superintendent northern division Gulf Colorado Santa Fe Galveston line. A Austin trainmaster Oklahoma division promoted to Robbing’s former post and will move headquarters. No replacement yet for Mr Austin. Robbing has served as eastern division trainmaster and is well known in Topeka.
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Robbins Ban
Topeka
Tillman to Speak at Emmet Birthday Celebration in New York
Senator Tillman plans to deliver an oration at the celebration marking the twenty fourth anniversary of Robert Emmet's birth in New York. He will travel from South Carolina to attend the Academy of Music event amid a period of tense Senate debate.
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Benjamin Ryan Tihman
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Academy of Music
Shot in the heart in Pareanessy Kan
Feb 23 in Pareanessy Kan a saloonkeeper Frank Burlanck shot Daisy Carpenter in a doorway then killed himself Burlanck born Crete Neb recently moved from Nebraska via South Africa after a family quarrel he warned his wife and himself would be killed if she came Daisy Carpenter injured severely in the heart and may die Burlanck had wife and three children in Crete Neb at the time
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Nebraska
South Africa
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Buehess Hare
Panama Canal company shareholders vote at Paris meeting
An extraordinary Paris meeting of Panama Canal company shareholders discussed keeping the concession from Colombia and the desire to preserve the canal project. The president read a message, and after debate a resolution was adopted, emphasizing continued negotiations and the need to protect Colombian interests.
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Panama Canal Company
Shawnee Delegation Battle Between Troutman and Welch
The Shawnee delegation fight between James A. Troutman and H. H. Welch heats up as county Republicans and liberal factions back different candidates. Both claim broad support and aim to control the 162 delegate count for the county convention on March 1, with city and country wards splitting dominant roles and expected posturing through next week.
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