Prince Henry.
KEEPING SWEET WITH THE PRESSMEN. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, Feb. 27. The Daily Mail says there was great crushing of the crowd at the launch of the Kaiser’s yacht Meteor. Soldiers forced a passage for President Roosevelt and Prince Henry. After the lunch there was a terrific rush for souvenirs, and the crockery, knives and forks were looted. Now York, Feb. 27. Prince Henry was the guest of Mr Pierpont Morgan and one hundred millionaires at luncheon. The Staats Zeitung entertained twelve hundred journalists at a banquet to meet the Prince. One thousaud editors of dai-
lies cabled to the Kaiser reciprocating Germany’s splendid overtures of friendship. Mr Whitelaw Reid, in toasting Prince Henry, said God and Nature had intended Germany, Great Britain, and America to live in perpetual peace and friendship. Prince Henry replied, stating that the Kaiser had directed him to remember that American pressmen ranked almost with his generals.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 353, 1 March 1902, Page 1
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