Prince Henry of Prussia Welcomed in St. Louis Parade
Prince Henry of Prussia arrived in St Louis with a formal welcome from Mayor Wells and German officials. A long processional route through the city featured displays of bunting, military salutes, and a reception at the City Hall with speeches stressing friendship between Germany and the United States. The visit included a grand luncheon and a drive to Forest Park before departing by special train to Canada.
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Prince Henry
Wilon Etalien
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Thote
Waters
United States
Ceepeiir
Chicago
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St. Louie
Union Station
Welle
West End
St.ais
Breathent Ayor Felis
Cacraure
Tia West End
Prince Anne Maton
Thetatlen
16 Septich Committee
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Germany
Robert Benecks
Juhn Eyres
Heinrich Store
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Robert L. Brooklins
Custon Market
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Compton Avenue
Washington
Grand Avenue
Lindell Boulevand
Clty Howse Duer
Arma
Prince Wes
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Mayor Wells
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Corbin
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Aoel
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Borin
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Prince Henry of Prussia Arrives in Chicago Schedule
March 2 arrival at 6 90 pm with a busy program at the city venues. He is set to reach Union Depot at 4 30 pm, attend a choral festival at First Regiment Armory at 9 pm, enjoy a grand ball at Auditorium at 4 30 pm, and other events including a morning meal and private moments the next day.
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Paterson Flood Overwhelms City Homes and Mills
Paterson New Jersey endures devastating flood after prior large fire. Passaic river swelled the downtown district to inundation, hundreds of families displaced, mills and locomotive works submerged, bridges washed away, rescue crews and donations aiding displaced residents as engineers consider dynamite to divert river flow.
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N. J
Iavente
Passaic
Seruce Street
Gletrichs
Spruce Street
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Sprice Street
Straight Street
Rogers Locomotive Works
Severn
Murphy
Brogan
Fifth Regiment
Cobart
Eprnest Tollers
Henry Richards
Jie Ching
Pollor
C. Grant
John Bragg
Dil
Newark
Oates
Hamney Avenue
Main Street
Fat Dorn
Electric Light Company
Wapitietin
Windrie, Wehe Company
Lyndhurst Brider
Riverside
Wallimeton
Wal- Hrurton
Motryit Company
Floods Cut Traffic in New York City Area
Flood conditions in Albany and surrounding areas disrupt rail service as the Hudson River overflows. South part of the city submerged, residents rely on row boats. New York Central trains delayed two to five hours due to Harlem branch use and transfers at Rotterdam Junction. West Shore tracks near Albany underwater, rail traffic rerouted. Continued on Sixth Page.
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Mikny
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Baltimore , Ohio
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Paterson
N. J
Montpelier
Wineska
Barre
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Here
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburg
Mareh
Alliexheny
Monongahels
Ohio
Ru Af Carnegis Company
Crucible Steel Company
American Steel Hoop Compay
American ‘Tin Piste Company
Pressed Stel Car Company
Jones & Laughlin’s
Morrisburg
Susquehana
Harris- Mure
Albany
N. Y
Hudson River
New York Central Railroad
New York City
Harlem
Hudson
Chatham
Hoston & Albany
New York Central
Albiny
West Shore Railroad
Rotterdam Junction
En York
Staten
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Grand Central
Bailey Leads In Seventh District Delegates Fight For Governor
A long list of county and district results shows Bailey with 66 of 158 delegates for first choice, Miller 34, Troutman 20, Richter 10, Cole 4 and 24 is doubtful. Prior totals give Bailey about 137 of 342 delegates. Saturday’s conventions focused in the Seventh district where Bailey is strongest. Delegates from McPherson County and various counties are noted with preferences for governor or congress, including Nelson, Becket, and other state offices, with multiple districts casting ballots and division possible in later conventions.
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McPherson County
Frank Nelson
Feld
Hailey
Miller
Troutmat
Hiehter
Cole
Doubtful
Bell
Hatley
Troutman
Richter
Enou
Hight
Enright
Mueber
Batley
Fichter
Pawnee
Nelson
W-S.dick
W. JL. Payne. Jones
J. J. Eddy
J.C. Watson
James
Fred Hill
John Divethiss
W. Hanker
I. T. Steele
E. T. Riling
Hair
Charles Pilla
Oscar Leonard
W. i. Green
G. J. Barker
A. Hensley
Ey Carton
H Harker
W. C. Miller
George Nay
Hugh Rankin
C. S Gleason
James Springer
McPherson
J. M. Simpson
C. M. Stromquist
P J. Gatle
Gratton
L. C. McMurray
H. A. Eyman
Charles Lander
W. L. Hill
Peter J. Scnroeder
Joan R. Wright
James A. Bukkine
August Peterson
Curt Swenson
T. T. Burkey
Kelly
Trensurer
Bone
Mason
F. Dumont Smith
A. Mosher
Manuel
Wil Westphant Johnson
Bowersock
Congress
Konvention
E.G. Partberger
John FR. Poster
W. A. Mitchell
James H. Orr
Gordon
George Bughes
B.C
Culp
Thompson
Willam
Sam H Allivan
Martin J. Kelly
AJ Kelly
Seward
Barton
Qelehter
G. L. Chapman
R.A. Billenan
Wm. Nile
H.C. Arnold
O. BE Oblemen
Wow
Bowman
Bruce Jones
John Lowery
Lane
Glenn
Jason
Bales Matce
A. Davis
Burt
Woodson
W. Finney
Sohn Staton
Henry Sehienting
Metide
Weates
W.B Davis
Rab
Campbell
Sumner
Phallex Tee
Simms
Tom ‘Gorman
John W. Myce
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Delegates Divided Over Gubernatorial Backers
Fragmentary notes list names such as Wayne Jenks and Glen Iant among delegates, with references to Bea Proutaan and Lew Peak Saere as contenders. Proceedings mention support for various candidates and a split in backing amid shifting endorsements. The incomplete text hints at a party meeting or convention shaping regional leadership.
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Wayne Jenks
Ted
Mames Aent Ak ES Hunchinson
WM. Bein
Inetpugted
Gleniant Governer
Baten Hurt
Nordica concert tickets nearly sell out in Topeka
The Nordica engagement draws a near complete auditorium as tickets rise to five dollars. Major Anderson and M D Henderson detail standing room plans, extra chairs, and security. up to 200 added seats may be placed while out of town buyers compete for scarce access. The Topeka Cheval Society funds the event with costs estimated around two thousand dollars.
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Nordica
TJ. Arn
Topeka
Wats
Taiwrence
Thers
Ae Maany
Iuttdines
M.D. Henderson
Witmarth
Henderson
Wilmarth
Isles
Anderson
Beker
Pa Neemnen
Sincera
Peoce
Chetr
Kun
Cornet
No Three Cent Fares Supreme Court ruling on Detroit streetcar fare contracts
The United States Supreme Court held that Detroit ordinances raising and lowering streetcar fares between five and three cents were irregular and non binding. The decision, written by Justice Peckham, affirmed a lower court ruling and treated the ordinances as contractual in nature, invalidating unilateral fare changes. The ruling cites precedents from the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Circuits and identifies linked cases from Georgia and Cincinnati.
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March
United States Supreme Court
Detroit
Mich
Peckham
UT F. Circuit Court
Michigan
Boers Use Guns in Southwest Fight Against British
Report from Lenton dated March 3 describes a British convoy clash near Kierks Gare. Boers attacked twice, capturing two guns and killing or wounding several British officers and men. British reserves and a mounted infantry detachment attempted reinforcement but were repulsed. Commanders Delarey Kopp Celibes Lenmir Wolmaraus and Igiette participated. Lommer reportedly killed.
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Lenton
Pretoria
Todas
Kitchener
von Dunop
Ficlerkader
Lwo
Anderson
Forse
Kraaipen
Cage
Kierks Gare
Guring
Weverub
Jeffans
Hvar
Les
Primary Week Sparks Lively Times in Emporia
Report highlights a heated primary season with discussions of candidates, party delegates, and campaign warnings. Kennedy is noted as defeated in a hometown context, with coverage of the political tension and local electorate reactions shaping the race.
February Record Cold in Topeka Weather History
February proved unusually frigid in Topeka with a low of 19 degrees and a high near 26. The month tied and surpassed several historical cold marks set in 1889 1864 1885, with precipitation around 0.8 inches and about six clear days. The report notes monthly temperatures and compares to past February records.
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Topeka
Pope Jubiliee at St Peters Cathedral Amid Swell
The Jubilee ceremonies at St Peters Cathedral were marked by extraordinary pomp with the Pontifical Court in attendance. Officials estimate the gathering numbered several hundred persons as the pope pronounced a benediction near the end of the service. In Washington the president sent multiple nominations to the Senate including Win C Perituc and Joby McPherson. Weather notes forecast partly cloudy conditions with cooler winds. In New York sugar prices fell six points on reflooded grades.
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Ina
Senate
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C. Perituc
Bobet
Joby McPherson
Blue Rapid
Nathan Brendiam
Clifton
Frank
Hevtt
Valley Faith
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