Sultan Promises to Heed Demands Amid Albanian Unrest
Constantinople reports Austrian and Russian ambassadors pressed the Sultan to quell Albanian disorders. The sultan promised compliance as Albanian hostages hold his commissioners in Ipek. Rome notes Austro Russian accord on the Balkans remains intact and troops in Albania and Macedonia appear sufficient to deter disturbance. The Times adds the sultan seeks twenty battalions of Redifs from Angora and Konia to preserve order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Ipek
Rome
Balkans
Albania
Macedonia
London Times
New York Times
London
the Times
Angora
Konia
Prince Ferdinand May Flee To Riviera For Safety
The Times Paris correspondent suggests Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria may visit the Riviera for safety as Bulgarian government surveillance of revolutionaries is seen as incomplete. It is widely believed Austria and Russia would support Turkey’s actions if Bulgaria or Serbia allow revolutionary activity, potentially placing Ferdinand between danger and capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London TimEs
New York Times
London
Paris
The
Times
Riviera
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Austria
Russia
Servia
Turkey
Deep Sea
King Alexander Warns Serbs Mass Troops Over Balkan Tensions
Belgrade interview with King Alexander of Servia warns that Albanian unrest and Turkish troop buildup threaten peace. He says Servia will not initiate but will defend its vital interests if Balkan states move, denying the coup was to settle succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belgrade
The
Daily Mail
Alexander of
Servia
Balkans
Alexander
Balkan
Gold Mine for Charity at Granite Falls
Dr. Alexander Desoto and John J. Habecker plan to dedicate a wealthy wayside gold mine at Granite Falls to charity. The mine aims to pay dividends by May and provide monthly funds for Puget Sound charity work, including a free medical college and charity home for working girls. Desoto and Habecker are noted philanthropists with a history of charitable missions in Seattle and Philadelphia.
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New York Times
Tacoma
Washington
Alexander Desoto
New York
John J. Habecker
Philadelphia
Granite Falls
Puget Sound
Desoto
Habecker
Seattle
Wayside Mission Hospital
Wayside Mission Lodgings
Sunday closing in Ohio brewers pledge help enforcing laws
In Columbus on April 19 the State Association of Brewers announced support for strict enforcement of Sunday closing laws in smaller municipalities amid temperance pushes. Secretary Miller said brewers favor rigorous enforcement and see a difference between small towns and larger cities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Miller
State Association of Brewers
Ohl
Amusements and arrivals noted in pages five and nine
The notice lists amusements on page five and arrivals by out of town buyers on page nine. It also references losses by fire on page two and estate material on page eleven with religious and society items on page seven. Weather reports appear on page nine and yesterday's tires on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maestelligence
Age Boal Estate
Eather
Mayors urged to enforce Sunday closing law
The speaker says he has telephoned more than fifty mayors urging enforcement of the Sunday closing law and promises brewer support and responsibility for actions taken. He notes cities including Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and Toledo as examples for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Pacific Northwest lumber crisis prompts railcar dispute
Secretary Shaw weighs if inter state commerce law is violated as railroads refuse to ship lumber and shingles beyond Chicago in foreign cars. Northwest mills face 5,000 carloads lost annually while 289 new plants boost capacity to 14 million feet of lumber and 47 million shingles daily.
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New York Times
Tagoma
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Shaw
Treasury Department
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Puget Sound Mills
Backman
Washington Shingle Manufacturers’ Association
Swater
Oregon
British Columbia
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Pacific Coast
Panama
Cape Horn
Northwest
Frances Fairfax Engaged to Edward Rhett of New York
Miss Frances Marvin Fairfax, daughter of the late John Cantel Fairfax, announces her engagement to Edward Lowndes Rhett, a New York stockbroker. The Fairfax family has deep Maryland Virginia ties dating to the eighteenth century. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Frances Marvin Fairfax
John Cantel Fairfax
Cameron
Scotland
Edward Lowndes Rhett
New York
Miss Fairfax
Caroline Fairfax
Fairfaxes
Maryland
Virginia
Albert Kirby Fairfax
London
North Hampton
Prince, George's County
Tunstall Smith
Charleseis Fairfax
Newark
Rhett
South Carolina
Knickerbocker, Calumet
Crescent Athletic
Einion League
Rabies Scare Grips Chicago Police and Dogs
Special to the New York Times Chicago reports a rabies outbreak so serious that police education is urged. Lectures by Dr. C A White and Dr A Lagorio are offered to trains of patrolmen to identify rabies early and destroy infected dogs. The disease is described as epidemic in the city with nineteen cases last year and ongoing dog cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
C. A. White
A. Lagorio
Pasteur Institute
Fe City
No Word from the President Reported by Loeb
Secretary Loeb received no word from the President today in this CINNABAR dispatch dated Monday April 19. The notice notes quiet White House communications and ongoing administration silence during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinnabar, Mon
Loeb
Arkansas Halted by a Bridge at Cairo
The monitor Arkansas arrived from Mound City and lies above the Illinois Central Bridge. To pass under the bridge parts of the stack must be cut away, or the vessel must be diverted. Proceedings are underway to decide the best course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Cairo
Ill
Monitor
Mound City
Mlinois Central Bridge
Carley Seeks Discharge From Bankruptcy After Appeals Win
Francis D Carley formerly a Wall Street broker plans to be discharged from bankruptcy in a few days in Newark New Jersey after more than two years in court. creditors sought to locate his property and objected to discharge while the United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled for him recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Leonard
Francis D. Carley
Wall Street
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Newark
N. J
April Aya
California outlaw killed by officers in Bakersfield raid
James McKinney an outlaw was shot and killed as deputies and constables surrounded a Chinaman's house in Bakersfield. Deputy Tibbetts was killed and Constable Packard fatally wounded. Burt Tibbetts shot McKinney. Hulse surrendered as fire was set to the fortlike Joss house.
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Bakersfield
Cal
James McKinney
Tibbetts
Packard
Kelly
Kern
Collins
Tulare
Leavin
Arizona
Will
Burt Tibbetts
Gus Tower
McKinney
Will Tibbetts
Wil Tibbetts
Hul @Julse
Hulse
Tom Sears
Porterville
Billy ’’ Lynn
John Willis
Kingman, Ariz
Charles Blakely
Rebels Seize Monte Cristi Harbor In Dominican Uprising
A letter from Monte Cristi dated April 14 reports the rebel gunboat Independencia entering the harbor and taking harbor officials prisoner. The ship carried rebel leaders and arms as Gen Epifanio Rodriguez vows to resist. foreigners seek protection as the uprising spreads.
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Cape Haitien
Monte Cristi
Independencia
Manzanillo
Epifanio Rodriguez
Valencia
ST. Thomas
Santo Domingo
Diplomatic Corps to Visit St Louis for Exposition
Washington reports arrangements for thirty three foreign nation representatives to attend the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication in St Louis from April 30. Diplomatic corps chiefs will travel on the Diplomatic Special led by Allen V Cockrell with wives, departing April 28 and returning May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
St. Louis
Denmark
Persia
Allen V. Cockrell
Senator Cockrell
Missouri
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bulding
Exposition Grounds
St. Louis Club
Three Chicago Rioters Shot After Easter Disorder
In Chicago on Easter Sunday a Greek crowd near the Greek Catholic Church attacked Policeman Cohen after he arrested a disturbance. Oppenheimer aided, saving Cohen. Three rioters were wounded and arrested, including Nick Rizzuto James Chipanvitz and John Lobers, as police restored order.
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Chicago
Cohen
Henry Oppenheimer
Johnson Street
Nick Rizzuto
Oppenheimer
James Chipanvitz
John Lobers
Wages and Reorganization at Greene Copper Mines
From Cananea Mexico private reports say Greene Consolidated Copper Co plans a reorganization affecting 6000 workers. Wages now run 3.50 gold dollars per day, highest in Mexico, with Greene favoring keeping pay high against Buchard. Plant output nears 30000 dollars daily and may double in two years if plans succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Austin
Texas
Cananea
Mexico
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Greene
Buchard
buHich
Commissioner Foulke May Resign Says Report
Civil Service Commissioner William D Rourke is said to contemplate resigning from the commission. It is unclear if a final decision will be made before the President returns, with Mr Foulke expected to discuss the matter then. The commissioner declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foulke
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Civil Service
William D.rourke
Rev Dr Francis A Horton Dies After Stroke While Sermon
Philadelphia April 19 Rev Dr Francis A Horton pastor of Temple Presbyterian Church died after a stroke suffered while delivering a sermon to young men. He collapsed about ten minutes into the talk and never regained consciousness. He was fifty eight and earlier served in Oakland Cleveland and Providence.
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Philadelphia
Francis A. Horton
Presbyterian Church
Temple Presbyterian Church
Horton
Oakland
Cal
Cleveland
Providence
R. I
Woman Shot By Suitor In Broad Street Home
Mrs Eliza beth Stevens was shot four times yesterday by Charles Gardner at 396 Broad Street Newark and is resting in City Hospital. Detective Fallon reports Stevens told how Gardner, once friendly, forced entry and began shooting after she asked him to stop.
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Newark
N. J
Elizabeth Stevens
Charles Gardner
Broad Street
City Hospital
Fallon
Woman's Messenger Service opens in Toledo
Miss Mayme Hartzell, twenty, starts Toledo Messenger Service in Nasby Building to compete with American District Company. She operates from 438 Irving Street and works as telegraph operator, a skill learned at age thirteen during railroad office visits with her father employed by Ohio Central.
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New York Times
Toledo
Ohio
Mayme Hartzell
Irving Street
Nasby
Toledo Messenger Service
American District Company
Ohio Central
Ohio River Rises Near Evansville Danger Line Near Tuesday
After days of standstill the Ohio River begins rising and stands at thirty four feet, one foot below the danger line. Side streams rise slowly while the Wabash at Mount Carmel and New Harmony also climbs. Navigation remains uninterrupted at Evansville for now.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Wabash
Mount Carmel
New Harmony
Wrecked Freight Train Feared To Have Fatalities
A west bound Lake Shore and Michigan Southern freight train wrecked in South Bend Indiana when an air brake failed. Seven cars piled up blocking the track and delaying service for hours. Several men and boys were aboard and feared injured or dead.
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South Bend
Ind
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern
New Servant Found With Smallpox in Montclair
Mary Crawford, a servant at W. D. Kerfott’s Hawthorne Place Hawthorne Place residence, was found to have smallpox. She arrived from New York, fell ill soon after, Dr Brown diagnosed the case, she was sent to the pest house and the Kerfott home quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Mary Crawford
W. D. Kerfott
Hawthorne Place
New York
Brown
Kertfett
Fire damages Preston Leather plant in Newark
Fire at 1 30 this morning partly destroyed the Preston Leather Manufacturing Company plant at 28 to 34 Ferdon Street in Newark. Loss estimated at about 30000 dollars. Origin of the blaze not yet ascertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
N. J
Preston Leather Manufacturing Company
Ferdon Street
Los
Young Cyclist Sustains Skull Fracture in Street Accident
Sixteen year old Antonio Massa of 202 Warren Street Jersey City was riding on Hudson Boulevard when a front wheel struck a stone. He was unseated and his skull fracture left him unconscious last night.
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Antonio Massa
Warren Street
Jersey City
Hudson Boulevard
20 Hour Train Between New York and Chicago
The 20 Hour Train between New York and Chicago is the 20th Century Limited by the New Yorkentral and Lake Shore Railways advancing service and speed on the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
New Yorkentral and
Lake Shore Railways
Tragic Boat Cap Sizing Drowns Three near Kalkaska
Three Kentuckians, John Victor his wife and Maggie Fuetz, were drowned when a rowboat capsized on a small lake six miles east of Kalkaska Michigan. The tragedy occurred just six rods from shore after a cap sizing mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalkasmia
Mich
John Victor
Maggie Fuetz
Anchored Vessel Thought Indiana Reaches New Jersey Port
A ship anchored off Sandy Hook last night without signaling is believed to be the U S battleship Indiana. Capt William H Emory commanded the vessel which sailed from Pensacola Florida for this port on the 12th of the month.
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Indiana
Sandy Hook
United States
Eight Trains to the West Ady Pennsy at convenient hours
Pennsylvania Railroad announces eight daily trains to Chicago and St. Louis with easy schedules. The schedule emphasizes convenient departure times and reliable connections for travelers heading west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsyvania Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
Ady
War on speeding chauffeurs starts in Harlem streets
West Side police in plain clothes arrest speeding motorists after West End Association protests. Victims include Veryl Preston of Empire Building and others from Park Avenue and West End Avenue. Capt. Halpin leads a crackdown across four stations with promises to arrest all violators. The arrests begin as citywide enforcement aims to curb lawbreaking drivers.
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West End
West One Hundredth
West One Hundred and Twenty- Fifth
West One Hundred and Fifty-second
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Harlem
Bronx
Empire State
Halpin
West One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
Wheeling
Veryl Preston
American Steel Hoop Company
Whitman
Preston
F. T. Swift
Park Avenue
Swift
Walter Roberts
Bethlehem
Penn
Nierney
West One Hundredth Street
Frank Bradley
West Eighty-fifth Street
West End Avenue
Lucien Huntington
Arthur Pemberton Sturges
Players
Princeton
Racquet
Metropolitan
University
Calumet
Trolley Car Ran Away in Pittsburg Collision
A Western Avenue trolley of the Pittsburg Railway Company ran away on Federal Street unable to stop on a steep grade when its electric brake failed. It wrecked a carriage crashed through safety gates derailed freight cars and derailed. About forty five passengers were injured with one fatality.
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Pittsburg
Western Avenue
Pittsburg Railways Company
Federal Street
Allegheny
Fort Wayne
Stockton Avenue
Harry Catlin
Textile Strike Maintained In Lowell Mass
Lowell Massachusetts reports the fourth week of the textile strike will start with no mills reopening. Unions aid members as about 1900 dollars are raised for assistance. Patriots Day forces mills to stay closed tomorrow. next week might test workers' return.
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Lowell
Mass
Deputy Marshal Killed in Kentucky Moonshine Raid
In a dawn clash at Elkhorn Creek near Mayking Kentucky Deputy Marshal James C Asher and assistants captured James Moore a long time moonshiner and his brother William Moore. After imprisoning others Morgan obtained a warrant and Asher was shot dead by County Jailer Ison who fired on the boarding house adversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Mayking
Elkhorn Creek
James Moore
Kentucky
William Moore
James C. Asher
Moores
Whitesburg
Asher
John P. Morgan
Morgan
Ison
Railroad Прomotional Schedule Ad
Advertisement touts convenient and speedy service to Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland and other Western points via Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Payne denounces arrests for smuggling in Porto Rico cases
Special to The New York Times Washington April 19 Postmaster General Payne attacks prosecutions in the Porto Rico navy smuggling matter arguing there are two kinds of smuggling and the cases fit the lenient category of duty evasion by tourists rather than deliberate trade evasion He urges restraint while noting wines liquors and cigars were smuggled and used in San Juan clubs and as presents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Washington
Porto Rico
Navy
Payne
Moody
Pay
Treasury
San Juan
Missouri Senator Arranging Bond in Legislature Bribery Case
Jefferson City Mo April 19 Senator Buel T Matthews of St Louis County is among indictments returned by the Cole County Grand Jury in a bribery in the Legislature probe He is arranging for bond set at 5000 by Circuit Judge Hazell Matthews proclaims innocence and asks the public to withhold criticism until trial He declines to talk beyond this on his attorney's advice
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Jefferson City
Buel T. Matthews
St. Louis County
Cole County
Matthews
Hazell
Railroad Branch In Mexico Planned From San Angelo
Engineers locating the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad say construction of the San Angelo to Tampico branch will begin around June 1. The line runs 500 miles via Laredo and the Rio Grande valley to Brownsville, then crosses into Mexico to Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Austin
Texas
Kansas City, Mexico, and Orient Railroad
San Angelo
Tampico
Mexico
Laredo
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Gulf Coast
Paper mill strike called off in Wisconsin
In Appleton a one week truce ends the Neenah and Appleton Brotherhoods of Papermakers strike. Kimberly Clark mills all eight resume work tomorrow. A joint committee meets in Neenah with the State Board of Arbitration aiding negotiations for a permanent settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton, Wis
Neenah and Appleton Brotherhoods of Papermakers
Paper Mills
Kimberly & Clark Company
Appleton and Neenah Brotherhoods of Papermakers
Neenah
State Board of Arbitration
Kimberly-Clark Company
Murdered Man and Wife Near Newcastle
The Wyoming case of J. W. Church and his wife, once of Omaha and now ranching near Newcastle, is solved by the confession of Slim Clifton. Clifton admits killing the couple and states where the bodies were buried, after authorities presented recently unearthed evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Wyoming
J. W. Church
Omaha
Slim” Clifton
Clifton
Newark Masons Demand Raises Before May First Strike
Newark labor unions including Masons and Bricklayers meet with Harlingen Lyme Hall representatives and threaten a general strike if a five cent hourly wage increase is not granted by May 1. Current pay is 55 cents per hour after last year's raise. Four hour Saturdays proposed. eight hour days otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
N. J
Masons’ and Bricklayers
Harrigan
Lyme Hall
Couple Dies Trying to Prevent Wife's Suicide in River Tragedy
Frank J. Feeley and his wife, both from well connected families, drowned in the Hudson while he tried to stop her from taking her own life. Police recovered both bodies within minutes after the event near Twenty-second Street. The couple, identified by Mrs King, had run away from home about a year earlier and faced family estrangement amid alleged wealth and education.
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Frank J. Feeley
Eighth, Avenue
Providence
R. L
Hudson River
West Twentieth Street
New York
Feeley
Feeley Williams
Seventh Avenue
Litlie May King
Daug
Robert King
Feeleys
Twenty-second Street
Eleventh Avenue
Harbordt
Hurbordt
Patrick Kern
West Twenty-second Street
Kern
Hern
Jern
Harberdt
Kerr
Hugh Welsh
Welsh
Wemern
New York Hospital
Thorne
Pnaysician
EB. E. Pisco
King Seid
Edwards
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Prince Ferdinand
Frances M. Fairfax
F. D. Carley
California
Joss House
Trip OF Diplomatic Corps
St. Louis Fair
Greene Consolidated Company
F. A. Horton
Woman's Messenger Service
High Water
Very Preston
Arthur P. Sturges
Lowell Mills
MR. Payne
Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient Road
Wisconsin
Newark Masons
Quarre
Policeman Harbordt
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