Prince Henry Receives Roosevelt's Welcome at White House
Special to The Republican reports Prince Henry's reception by President Theodore Roosevelt at the White House with cordial exchanges and salutes. The Kron Prinz Wilhelm drew cheers from crowds as gun salutes from Fort Wadsworth Fort Hamilton and governors island echoed and Admiral Evans welcomed the guests aboard. A later belt seizure of diamonds worth about 40,000 dollars is noted along with separate items: a murder in Mount Vernon and a flood forecast for mid-Atlantic rivers.
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State Y M C A convention closes in Paducah
Kentucky news reports the Kentucky Y M C A state convention closing with a union meeting at a theater led by State Secretary Rose Veary. Speakers included W E Brederwolf L Wilbur Messer Robert Wiedsall Er C Naumenach er W B Abbott and J S Fisher. Minute Men on guard in Guthrie Oklahoma guard the town from hostile Indians after night watches. Stores supplied to citizens with rifles and shotguns amid rising tensions following a minstrel death noted in local coverage.
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Laramie Police Arrest Bradshaw for Forged Checks
In Laramie Wyoming on February 24 police arrested W F Bradshaw who admits serving time in Ohio and allegedly passed forged checks in Amperilo Ter. The case marks another notable credit fraud arrest in the region.
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Fills Both Roles Velvet Glove and Mailed Fiat Adm Henry
London editorials satirically note Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia captivating a democratic audience. Papers say he adeptly fills the Velvet Glove role as well as the Mailed Fiat, signaling balanced soft and firm influence.
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Riots, prizes, deaths in scattered notices from 1900s edition
Political agitators incited a riot at Ponce Puerto Rico. Terry McGovern defeated Dave Sullivan in Louisville in the fifteenth round. William H. Dickey former colonel died at Michigan asylum. Pension system to begin on Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad March 1. James McGlashan and an unidentified woman found dead in a Detroit rooming house. Virginia and Southwestern train halted by unknowns at Big Stoke Gap. George Woods found guilty of second degree murder at Chillicothe. Recent tidal waves on the Salvadoran coast caused losses.
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Debates Over Philippine Tariff Deny Senators Vote
Washington Feb 25 The Philippine tariff bill passed 46 to 26 after a turbulent Senate session. Senators From South Carolina were barred from voting amid contempt sanctions, while Turner and Patterson pressed for their right to vote. McComas and Wellington clashed as debate raged on sedition law limits. Baraker’s duty proposal failed. House proceedings included division of Texas judicial districts and Cuba sugar land transfers, with Prince Henry visiting the Capitol audience and the session adjourning at 4 20 p m.
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Ohio Law Upheld in Tax on Cleveland Trust Shares
Washington February 25 The United States Supreme Court upheld the Ohio method for levying taxes on shares of the Cleveland Trust Company by the county treasurer of Cuyahoga County. Bad Sealing Season in Victoria reports harsh weather and wrecks from seabound sealing crews.
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Kaiser’s Yacht Meteor Launched in Naval Splendor
Special to The Republican New York February 25. The launch of the yacht Meteor at 10:40 amid cheers, union jack at bow and imperial German standard aloft. Miss Roosevelt and President Roosevelt stood on a nearby platform as the cradle ropes were cut. Police and dignitaries, including Prince Henry, attended the event.
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Protest in Senate Over Expulsion Debate Text
Fragmentary Washington File copy reports a protest against a senate expulsion matter, asserting the undersigned requests the protest spread on the senate journal and denoting regret for a past incident while supporting due process and voting rights in the pending measure. It also covers Curacao Caracas reports of Venezuelan revolution growth, insurgent gains at El Pilar and Maturin, and government crackdowns including arrests. A Kansas case notes Dunn and Dunham bank robbery suspects with a gunshot wound detail. Cuba reciprocity talks face committee opposition and a Michigan caucus.
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Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Hygienists and Doctors
Royal Baking Powder is praised for its wholesome ingredients and digestion friendly effects. Hygienists and physicians recommend using it in food preparation, especially for those with delicate digestion, asserting meals made with it are less likely to distress the stomach.
New Trial Denied for Parricide Defendant Clinton Dotson
The court refused Clinton Dotson a further trial for parricide and upheld a death penalty appeal denial. Co-conspirators Benson, Bersinger, and Thieemer were sentenced to prison terms for Oliver Dotson’s murder. McArthur planned a false confession scheme. he was hanged after the plot unraveled while Dotson’s appeal to the supreme court failed.
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Philadelphia bound steamer Philadelphian towed in with shaft broken
The Leyland Line steamer Philadelphian, under Captain Trant, sailing from Liverpool February 7 to Boston, was reported broken in mid voyage and towed into Queenstown by the British tanker Lackawanna. The ship shows the tail end of her main shaft broken.
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Fatal Mine Accident at La Belle Shaft in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio on February 25 a fatal incident at the upper La Balle coal shaft saw the hoisting derrick collapse at the shaft mouth. Three miners were thrown 160 feet to the bottom. George Looman died instantly, George Bucey likely fatally injured, and John Connors escaped with injuries.
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Miners Strike Hits Lackawanna Coal in Pittston
In Wilkes Barre on February 25, over 600 miners from the Lackawanna Coal company walked off the job. Six firemen dismissed for refusing a nine hour shift at Pittston colliery. United Mine Workers seek reinstatement, officials refuse. The layoff spreads as about 650 miners idle.
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National Council of Women backs Barton memorial
Washington February 25 The national council of women adopted a memorial to Congress asking an annuity of 5000 for Miss Clara Barton for her services for the Red Cross society and also decided hereafter to pay the recording and corresponding secretaries of the council for their services.
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Congress of Mothers Opens National Session
Washington February 25 The national congress of mothers convened here in annual session with a preliminary meeting of the board of management led by Mrs Theodore W. B. The gathering focused on program planning and organizational matters.
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Barge Lichtenfeld Brothers Found Down North of Spit
New York harbor February 25 barge Lichtenfeld Brothers formerly the bark Ceres, 1136 gross tons, went down in the main ship channel one mile north of the southwest spit. Captain Walter Grindley and three crew were believed drowned while asleep in berths. Cincinnati February 24: Dr Daniel Schuyler Young’s ashes to be sprinkled on his wife’s grave, at his old home and schoolhouse, with one fourth shot from a gun. Chicago February 24: Gorge Childrose killed Henry Meyerer over a dowry dispute. Emma Meyerer wounded. the shooter killed himself at the sweetheart’s room door. New York February 24: telegraph and telephone networks recovery from the storm. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington affected. Nashville February 24: Hartsville South Side business district destroyed by fire. no local fire department. bucket brigades used.
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Senate Fracas Ends In Deliberate Action On Tillman McLaurin
Washington February 24 The senate plans a deliberate action likely lasting 36 days to restore Tillman and McLaurin after their contempt. Voting on the Philippine tariff bill slated for 4 pm with earlier speeches. irrigation and ship subsidies to follow. Embankment crash in Chicago leaves one dead and two wounded aboard a Grand Trunk wrecking train. Paris decrees six month extension of minimum tariff on imports from Reese States and Puerto Rico.
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