Biols in Russia Cause Czar to Fleer His Visit to Mosco
Riots spread across Poltava and Kharkov provinces with around 18,000 participants sacking eighty estates. Landowners flee as authorities, some weak and abusive, flog detainees, escalating fear of further attacks on Kharkov and other towns. The czar abandons plans to spend Russian Easter in Moscow as ministers receive death threats.
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Biols
Russia
Czar
Fleier
Mosco
Petersburg
Poltava
Kharkott
Kharkoff
Moscow
M. DeWitt
General DeLarey
South Africa
Struggie
Yecterday
Engineers Split as Cincinnati Meeting Forms New Local Union
In Cincinnati engineers confront a brewery lockout dispute as a new local union forms amid claims Union No 18 was never legally revoked. Old members demand recognition while the federation’s injunction against nonunion breweries fuels tension and a court order complicates loyalties.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Union 18
United Brewery
American Federation of Labor
Union No 18
Workmen Hall
International Union
Newport
Covington
Union No. 18
American Federation
Be Lyons sues Camille Creellin husband for alienation
Andrew W Lyons, once an acrobat, files suit in San Francisco seeking 100000 for alienation of his wife Camille D Arnville Creellin’s affections. He says the marriage to Creellin followed a 1900 Chicago divorce from Lyons. Mrs Creellin now resides in Brooklyn.
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Lyons
Creellin
San Francisco
Andrew W. Lyons
Eait
Camille D’arnville
Chicago
Brooklyn
Death of ex secretary J Sterling Morton in Chicago
Chicago April 27 Hon J Sterling Morton former secretary of agriculture died at 4 30 this afternoon at Lake Forest home of his son Mark Morton after weeks of failing health occasioned by cerebral thrombus and a stroke. Funeral services will be held at Lake Forest Tuesday and Arbor Lodge near Nebraska City Wednesday with his three sons Paul Joy and Mark Morton present. Morton's life and Arbor Day founding noted in sketch from Washington.
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Chicago
J. Sterling Morton
Lake Forest
Mark Morton
Morton
Nebraska City
Nebr
Mr. Morton
Arbor Lodge
City of
Mexico
Paul Morton
Santa Fe Railroad
Nebraska
Calecago
Paul
Joy
Grip
Ginn
Washington
Julius Sterling Morton
Department of Agriculture
Beef Prices Seen Returning to Normal Soon
New York reports relief from abnormal meat prices within a month as a conference with Big Six figures and New York Attorney General Davies in Washington aims to secure price relief. Ferdinand Sulzberger predicted a return to former levels aided by Texas grass-fed cattle, with a major Washington meeting planned for next Thursday.
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Washington
New York
Ferdinand Sulzberger
Committee of Investigation
Republican Club
Sulzberger
Texas
G F Swift
Ogden Armour
J. Lyman
Hammond & Co
Edward Morris
Nelson Morris & Co
Michael Cudahy
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger
Davies
Alfred L. Burlowa
Slater
James W. Hawes
Clu
Smith denies charges against Captain Helm in Rome report
Henry G Smith, writing from Rome, denies any involvement in charges against Captain Helm. He is a candidate for office but states he bears no responsibility for the charges. In New York Ninety men of the second cavalry return from Cuba aboard the Albas under Lieutenants Reaney and Pope, with 350 horses. they will go to Fort Ethan Allen Vermont after landing.
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Captain Helm
Washington
Henry G. Smith
Rome
OHL
Cuba
New York
Second Cavalry
USA
Reaney
Pope
Cienfuegos
Matanzas
Albas
Fort Ethan Allen
Early life and career of a Nebraska political figure
The ex-secretary, born on this day seven years ago in Jefferson county New York, was of Scotch English descent and a Union college graduate. He edited for The Detroit Free Press and The Chicago Times before founding The Nebraska City News in 1854. He served in the territorial legislature, acted as territorial governor, and was elected to Congress in 1860 but unseated. A staunch gold man, he opposed Bryan and supported agricultural and horticultural groups throughout his career.
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Jefferson County
New York
Michigan
Union College
Morton
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Times
Belleville
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Wreck on the Lake Shore Kills One in Kalamazoo
A Lake Shore and Michigan Southern freight wreck near Kalamazoo Michigan kills one man and causes about 50000 dollars in property losses. An extra northbound freight broke in two on a grade two miles south of the city, twenty cars derailed and four cars in a nearby shop burned. The badly burned body of a presumed tramp was found after the fire. None of the train crew were injured.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Lakehore
Michigan Southern Railway
Lfe
Lake Shore
Ogdens Sell To The Trust
New York on April 27 Thomas and W B Ogden English cigarette makers whose plant was absorbed by the American Tobacco Company recently arrived on the steamer Ameria. Reports said the Ogdens had receded from the combination and were visiting America to oppose tobacco firms in their country. They refused to discuss the subject.
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New York
Thomas
W. B. Ogden
American Tobacco Company
Ameria
Ogdens
America
Roosevelt Scourged by Savannah Bishop in Memorial Address
In Savannah on April 27, Special, Right Rev B J Keiley berated President Roosevelt and General Miles during a Confederate veterans memorial address. He accused Roosevelt of dishonesty and praised Jefferson Davis while labeling Miles as a brute for shackling Davis, contrasting northern politics with southern loyalty.
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Roosevelt
Miles
B. J. Keiley
Washington
Davis
Jefferson Davis
Benedict Arnold
Aaron Burr
Mr. Davis
Puson
Grand Army
Themas
Savannah
Gates Plans Southern Rail Network Under One System
Chicago April 27 Special John W Gates steel magnate outlines a plan for a vast southern rail network to rival the Pennsylvania line. The Gates syndicate seeks control of Chicago and Eastern Illinois to link with Louisville and Nashville and the Southern Railway, with Morgan & Co managing. The vision ties Chicago to industrial South via a unified system and new business growth.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
John W. Gates
New York City
New York
Louisville
Nashville
Gates
Gates Syndicate
Illinois Road
Louisville and Nashville
Uni
Southern Railway
South
Mr. Gates
Llinois
Clark
Virginia Central
Senator Clark
Los Angeles Road
Goulds Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Cleveland
Baltimore
Newport News
Santa Fe Seeks St. Louis Line In Wiggins Ferry Deal
Santa Fe reportedly purchased the St Louis Kansas City and Colorado Line from ex Governor Francis and John Scullin. The move links Santa Fe to Kansas City and likely Chicago routes via the Chicago Peoria and St Louis line, expanding access to a world’s fair site network. Scullin, former Wiggins Ferry president, faces stock disputes with Mercantile and Mississippi Valley. General Count Penza di San Martino resigns as minister of war in Rome. Queen Wilhelmina’s condition reported as satisfactory by Castle Low bulletins.
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Santa Fe
St. Louis
Wiggins Ferry Company
Atchison, Topeka and
Kansas City
Colorado
D. R. Francis
John Scullin
St Louis
Chicago
Peoria
Messrs Francis and
Scullin
Missouri
Mercantile and
Mississippi Valley
German Lines Say They Won Bargain With Morgan Group
Hamburg April 27 official statement outlines terms between Hamburg American Packet Co and J Pierpont Morgan syndicate. Agreement preserves German lines independence, mutual support, and limits U S traffic. twenty year duration with ten year termination option. British editorial says Britain slept while Germans struck a good deal. other lines join from Antwerp and Rotterdam.
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Hamburg
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hamburg-American Packet Company
Morgan
Lnes
England
United States
Sgbm
St. London
The
Daily Mail
Ines
Morgan Anglo-American Steamship Syndicate
Brussels
Antwerp
Red Star Line
Rotterdam
Shipping Combine
Elkins Becomes Eligible for Grand Army Membership
Washington reports that Senator Elkins of West Virginia served in state militia units as a captain of Company H Seventy seventh enrolled Missouri militia. The unit was placed under U S command and honorably discharged in 1864. Under Grand Army rules for 1861 to 1865 service, he joined the Elkins post in West Virginia.
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Washington
War Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Odell Praises Southern Trade Potential During Trip
Governor Benjamin Odell Jr of New York lauded the south’s commercial activity and natural resources during a southern tour ending in Atlanta. He called Atlanta metropolitan and praised The Constitution as representative of southern interests. Odell offered no commitment on reelection or a presidential bid, saying he would decide after returning from the trip.
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Atlanta
Constitution
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
New York
Odell
New York State
Platt
Republican Party
George W. Dunn
State Republican Committee
Dunn
Gdell
Georgia News Forecast Highlights Local Events
Fair Monday and showers ahead with southeast winds. Georgia topics include Baldwin visiting Atlanta and Tech, Odell praising Georgia industry, the Georgia Odd Fellows encampment in Atlanta, free ice movement by Rev Holderby, Bishop Kelley’s Confederacy veterans appeal, Georgia Alabama Firemen meeting in Griffin May 21, Sumter county August Hanor election, South Carolina delegates vote in McLaurin clash, Secretary Root after Cuba plans troop redeployment, a Saluda preacher who cannot read, possible H Clay Evans bid in Chattanooga, and Moon opposing him. Also notes foreign and domestic items from the era.
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Willian H. Baldwin, Jr
Ogden Party of
Atlanta
Georgia School of Technology
Benjamin BR. Odell, Jr
New York
Georgia
Georgia Odd Fellows
A R Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Beef Trust
Bishop Kelley
Savannah
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Alabama
South Carolina
H. Clay Evans
Chattanooga
Moon
South’s Future in Glowing Terms at Athens Conference
William Baldwin of New York praised the Athens educational conference as a revival of industrial education in the South. He argued the region has vast, dormant productive potential and needs discriminating education to harmonize people, climate, soil, and minerals for world impact. Baldwin, inspecting Tech schools in Atlanta, urged donations and foresaw a future breakthrough from local youth, possibly from Rabun county.
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South
Wiliam E. Dualdwin, Jr
New York
Amercan
China
India
Turkey
Baldwin
Cits
Atlanta
George Toaster Peabody
Yfe
Mr. Baldwin
Spellman Seminary
Peabody
Columbus
YMCA
Mr_ Baldwin
Tuskegee
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Queen Wilhelmina
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Elkins
South Beach
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Furrow
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