Russian unrest expands to large districts in open revolt
The Times and New York Times report severe disturbances in Southwest Russia spreading from the Duke of Mecklenburg plot. Kharkoff and Poltava governments see open revolt with unorganized crowds. Finland’s Helsingfors district sees Cossack clashes injuring many, including cripples and children, before peace is restored.
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Final moments of M. Sipia guine after assassination
The Novoe Vremya reports the Interior Minister M. Sipia guine regained consciousness after wounds were dressed and faced death with fortitude. He asked to see the Emperor, requested his wife and a priest, and bade farewell to Minister Vannovsky and other ministers before losing consciousness.
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Justice Bischoff to marry widow Collamore
Justice Henry Bischoff of the Supreme Court will wed Elizabeth T. Collamore at her West Fifty seventh Street home in a private ceremony due to the death of his father. The Rev. Dr. George R. Van De Water will officiate and a reception and brief wedding tour follow the service.
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Tobacco War in Chicago Threatens Retail Trade
Special to The New York Times reports the Tobacco Trust seeks control of Chicago’s retail cigar market. Chicago retailers rejected a proposal from the American Cigar Company, a branch of American Tobacco. Negotiations ended with threats to start rival stores or drive retailers out of business.
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Amusements and Arrivals Featured Across Hotels
A summary page outlines arrivals of out of town buyers at hotels and other amusements. Fire losses are reported under yesterday's incidents with naval and marine connections noted. Weather appears on page six while society items and religious notices fill pages seven and eight.
Cigar Firm Leaders Refuse Trust Offer at Auditorium Meeting
New York based Cigar Company representatives met with dealers including Albert Breitung M. W. Diffey John J. Dolan and Rubovits brothers among others. After private talks and a group session at the Auditorium the retailers voted unanimously to reject the proposition.
Madrid braces for King Alfonso coronation crowd
Madrid prepares for King Alfonso’s May 1902 coronation with plans to house up to 100,000 visitors. The Duke of Almodovar reports hotels could hold 25,000, with private lodging possibly matching that number. Government plans include barracks temporary hotels and military tents while faces rising meat prices and scarce provisions threaten supplies.
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Miss Roosevelt to Ride in Santos-Dumont Airship
In St Louis on April 20 Santos-Dumont told reporters that Miss Alice Roosevelt will be the first woman to ride in one of his airships. The idea arose during talks at a private luncheon with Exposition officials and Vernon Spencer.
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Spion Kop Dispatches Hint At Suppressed Details
In a Times letter Lieut. Gen. Sir Charles Warren asserts key Spion Kop dispatches remain unpublished and that published items misrepresent the battle and harm his military reputation. He urges government publication of the full documents.
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Queen Wilhelmina Illness In The Hague April Update
Reports from The Hague and London describe Queen Wilhelmina's condition as largely unchanged with some nourishment intake. Doctors debate typhoid fever as a possible cause, while the regency question looms as the Dutch Cabinet considers entrusting it to the Queen Mother.
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Extreme Heat Hits Midwest and Plains in April
A Falls City dispatch reports 100 degree heat in the shade and drying soil hurting Fall wheat. Southern Nebraska records April highs with dust storms and strong winds. In Topeka a hot south wind damages vegetation and threatens wheat unless rain arrives within two days.
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Kansas City Weather Note from April Day
Kansas City report notes an unseasonably hot wind described as temperate and acetocn sounding, likened to August heat, with sparse readable details from the fragment.
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Van Cotts Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Hilton
Mr and Mrs George F Van Cott of Springfield Avenue observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary last night They wed in Paterson on April 18 1877 Mrs Van Cott was Miss Estelle Fernandez daughter of Dr Carlos Fernandez of Jamaica L
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There Is But One In New York Grand Central Station
Descriptive note highlights Grand Central Station in New York as the city’s sole hub where over 600 trains arrive and depart daily en route to Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati via the New York Central line.
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First electric elevated train accident in Manhattan
The Second Avenue motor car derailed on the curve at Front and Whitehall Streets, delaying traffic for two hours. No one was injured as guards kept passengers inside and then safe on nearby stations after power was cut. Officials offered few details on cause.
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Fifty Houses Burned in Kansas City Fire
A destructive blaze in Kansas City Missouri during April 20 damaged about fifty dwellings, left sixty plus families homeless, and caused injuries to John Stinne of Quincy Illinois and fireman Edward Bennett. High winds and a delayed alarm hampered firefighting for three hours before control was established.
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Lawyer Won a Wife in a Poughkeepsie Romance
Miss Virginia Rogers and John Nevins, a young Poughkeepsie lawyer, will wed at St Patrick's Cathedral New York City next Wednesday at 6 pm. The marriage ends a family dispute over Capt Rogers estate with passage of the will and equal shares for the two sisters. After a Southern trip the couple will live in Poughkeepsie where Nevins maintains a broad practice.
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Killing at East Side Saloon Ends Life of Isidor Zucker
Isidor Zucker, about 30, was shot and killed at 1 30 this morning in Smiths Saloon at 64 Essex Street. The shooter fled into the crowd as four men were arrested by Eldridge Street police arriving with ambulance from Gouverneur Hospital. The surgeon declared Zucker’s death instantaneous.
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Mine workers fear delay in anthracite talks
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania April 20 miners fear no meeting is scheduled to save the thirty days truce with coal operators. If no settlement is reached by expiry next Saturday miners may strike or work half time. President Nichol has not received notification and a convention must approve operator proposals.
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President Roosevelt Returns to Washington from New York
President Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 7 30 this morning after a trip from New York. His daughter Ethel accompanied him while the rest of the party included Dr Urie and Mr and Mrs Cortelyou. Mrs Roosevelt planned to stay in New York for a day or two. Gov Crane of Massachusetts traveled on the same train for private business and met the President.
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Los Angeles Floral Fiesta at Convention Women’s Clubs
Round trip tickets on sale to Los Angeles or San Francisco at 87 dollars. Travel April 19 to 27 with return by a different route and stopovers. Berth seven dollars. Advertises addresses No 1 Battery Place and Broadway locations for sale.
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Gigantic Sunday Fair on Lower East Side
Police report a near citywide lapse in Sunday and excise law enforcement as East Side peddlers flood streets. Mayor Low's letter to Commissioner Partridge appears to quell arrests, while crowds fill Canal Grand and Rivington Streets, with filth and clutter noted and 26 arrests citywide, down from 45 last Sunday.
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New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Praised
The Buffalo Express lauds the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad for speed, safety, comfort, scenery, and city density, claiming unmatched service on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Vanderbilt Jr and Rothschild Autos Clash Near Paris
Paris April 21 The Figaro reports Henry Rothschild and W K Vanderbilt Jr raced on the Chartres road near Ablis. Each did 1 km in 28 seconds and 6 km in 3 minutes 14 seconds before Vanderbilt’s car failed on 10 km. Rothschild could not finish. The New York Herald notes Vanderbilt ran 29 km in 16 minutes, said to break records. Vanderbilt’s car was 45 horsepower.
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Devastating Managua Explosion Kills Officers in Barracks
A massive blast in Managua on April 16 destroyed a two story barracks near the lake, killing between 100 and 200 officers and soldiers and injuring many. The blast damaged the Nations Hotel, Central Telegraph, and the National Palace as President Zelaya blamed conspirators. Authorities warned residents to flee briefly, with damage estimated at 5 million pesos.
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Accidents In The Park Involving Vehicles And Pedestrians
Miss Annie Van Hoven of 120 West Seventy-third Street was thrown from a horse in Central Park after a piece of newspaper blew from a bush into the animal’s face. She was taken home by cab with slight bruises. A doctor’s Victoria, driven by Albert Romaine, collided with an electric car near Grand Circle, the horse bolted and Romaine was thrown but uninjured. the carriage wrecked. Russian tailor Hyman Rubens, seventeen, of 81 Madison Street, was knocked by a Victoria at Seventy-second Street and Central Park West. he fell, the Victoria rolled over him, and he was taken to Roosevelt Hospital with non-severe injuries. Olcott’s driver Henry Armstrong assisted at the scene.
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Baltimore and Ohio Strike Ties Up Roundhouses
Baltimore and Ohio machinists threaten to cripple the system east of Chicago by tying up roundhouses and shops from Philadelphia to Chicago. About 200 men at Riverside and Cumberland expected to join. Mount Clare in Baltimore already shut, with many locomotives under repair. Union leaders urge broader strikes if piece work is forced on additional shops.
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Poland Water Purity Guarantee From Hiram Ricker & Sons
Hiram Ricker and Sons announces Poland Water is absolutely pure and guarantees its quality. For supplies, contact Poland Water at Benet 6050 or visit Cortlandt 3 Park Place New York.
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Seventy Five Perish In Steamboat Fire Near Olmstead
Cairo Ill April 20 one of the worst Ohio River disasters occurred when the steamer City of Pittsburg burned after 4:05 AM near Ogdens Landing. About 150 aboard with over half lost many burned or drowned. Crew and passengers struggled to escape as lifeboats and a yawl were used to reach the riverbank. Surviving passengers were brought to Cairo by the Maud Kilgore and aided by local societies. many identities and exact counts remain uncertain.
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