Russian election turmoil shadows March votes in Petrograd
Reports from Odessa and St. Petersburg April 1 detail crowded election scenes. Across sixty six factories workers were arrested for liberal leanings as authorities push reactionary picks. In St. Petersburg electors will vote tomorrow amid closed banks and rumors of bombs, while исonsiderable press coverage favors Constitutional Democrats and a broad pro reform coalition.
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Odessa
Ivan Michaelovitch Zanchevsky
Senate
Kaulbars
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
Law and Order and Trade Industry
Novoe Vremya
John D Rockefeller Jr Maintains Composure During Sabbath Lesson
During a Fifth Avenue Baptist Bible class on Sabbath observance, John D Rockefeller Jr calmly directed attention to a fainting man and summoned Dr Foote, then continued the talk as others helped the stricken man. A later would be speaker interrupted by Rockefeller for veiled trouble in a lengthy visionary reading.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Mr. Rockefeller
Dr. Foote
E. M. Foote
136 West 48Th Street
Heaven
Higgins Clarifies Odell Question After Albany Trip
Governor Higgins returned from New York and declined to back Odell as Republican State Committee chairman. He said he did not intend to express that Odell’s continuation would strengthen the party’s interests, noting only that some financial interests and political operatives believed so regarding pending legislation.
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Albany
Higgins
New York
Odell
Republican State Committee
Attack on Father John at Cronstadt Cathedral
Father John Sergieff, known as Father John of Cronstadt, was attacked at Cronstadt cathedral while coming from the altar to administer the sacrament. His assailant struck with a loaded cane, missing the priest who dodged the blow and shattered the cup. The assailant was arrested. The text notes that desecration of the sacrament carries the death penalty in Russia.
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Cronstadt
John Sergieff
Father John of
John
Russia
Poles Plan General Strike To Block New Loan
Warsaw reports revolutionists announce a general strike to prevent the government from contracting a new loan, aiming to disrupt financial plans and pressure authorities.
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Warsaw
Senator Alger Much Better After Heart Trouble
United States Senator Russell A. Alger of Michigan rallies from acute heart trouble in Atlantic City. He is reported improved and expected to return to Washington tomorrow unless a relapse occurs. Alger is accompanied by his wife and his sons Russell A. Alger Jr and Frederick Alger, who learned of the critical condition last night.
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Atlantic City
United States
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Brighton
Washington
Senator Alger
Russell A. Alger, Jr
Frederick Alger
Two Law Officers Shot Dead in Orange County
Deputy Sheriff Harry Smith and Constable Robert McCabe were shot and killed during an arrest attempt at Oliver Haycock and John Robey's home near Orleans. A mob of hundreds chased the suspects into Crawford County, with guards stationed along the Ohio River to stop escape into Kentucky as lynching rumors spread.
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The
Tribune
Indianapolis
Oliver Haycock
John Robey
Orleans
Orange County
Harry Smith
Robert McCabe
Brebey
Smith
McCabe
Obey House
Mobey
Haycock
Crawford County
Ohio
Kentucky
Storm hits steamer Hudson after voyage from Asia to port
The steamer Hudson arrived badly damaged after a March 10 hurricane tore plates from the hull and ripped lifeboats free. Captain Burnett described violent seas, with a wall of water striking the bow and flooding decks as oil was pumped to calm the water. log notes show fine weather before the storm.
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Hudson
China
Japan
Indian
Burnett
Engagement Ring Rejection Tragedy Ends Life in Williamsburg
Nathan Apteil aged 28 living with his sister at 34 East 7th Street killed himself yesterday afternoon at his mother's home at 589 Flushing Avenue Williamsburg after lamenting lack of funds to buy an engagement ring for his fiancé. He, employed at H Silverman Co fur factory, asked for a loan of ten dollars to purchase the ring, dictated a note to his brother, and then, before his family, shot himself in the temple. The act occurred after wiring and musings about money and a forthcoming payroll. The death was instantaneous.
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Nathan Apteil
East 7Th Street
Flushing Avenue
Williamsburg
Apteil
Nathan
Joseph
Joe
West
Houston Street
Zion Ousts Dowie in Zion City Ruling
At a meeting of about five thousand Christian Catholic Church adherents in Zion City John Alexander Dowie was repudiated as leader. Wilbur Glenn Voliva was elected to lead, while Mrs Dowie and son Gladstone sided with the new authority in the church split.
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Chicago
Christian Catholic Church
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Mississippi probes pilot story in upcoming legislature
A Mississippi investigation will open in the legislature to test a report that shipowner Fields Pendleton offered the pilots association a $5000 guarantee to sway legislative action on pilotage. Pendleton would back the Littlefield pilotage bill if pilots endorse it by telegraph.
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The
Tribune
New Orleans
Mississippi
Fields Pendleton
New York
Mississippi Pilots’ Association
Edison must account as three companies face royalties
Thomas A Edison and three phonograph firms must account before John A Shields for all New York State sales since 1888. The NY Phonograph Company accuses infringement claiming losses up to 8 million dollars and seeks court orders, licenses, and records.
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Thomas A. Edison
Phonograph
John A. Shields
United States Circuit Court
New York State
New York Phonograph Company
Edison Phonograph Company
Edison Phonograph Works
National Phonograph Company
John R. Hazel
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Edison
Edison Company
Hazel
Samuel F. Hyman
No.2
Broadway
Hyman
Town and Gown Fight Disturbs New Haven Crowd
A police inquiry follows a large scuffle outside Police Headquarters in New Haven as Yale undergraduates clashed with townspeople. Officers dispersed hundreds of participants with clubs, four students were arrested and bail was posted, one student left unconscious.
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New Haven
Yale
New Haven Green
College
Yale Alumni Weekly
Berry Men to Charge Fraud in Arkansas Senate Race
Memphis April 1 Berry supporters plan to charge fraud in the Arkansas Senate race. They allege the Davis camp delayed returns from close counties and manipulated ballots to overturn Berry’s apparent lead, claiming they hold proof of the fraud.
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The
Tribune
Memphis
Davis
Berry
Doctor Martyr to Profession
Blood poisoning from operating on a woman patient killed Dr. Roscius Y. Downs, a prominent Ansonia physician, in Derby. He died after being ill since last night and efforts by local and New Haven doctors failed. He was forty eight, leaving a widow and three children. the patient woman is recovering.
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Tribune
Derby
Conn
Roscius Y. Downs
Ansonia
Downs
Cooper
Parmelee
Stendel
Fort Jay Prisoners Moved to Fort Leavenworth
One hundred eighteen prisoners from Fort Jay on Governor’s Island were transferred to the rehabilitated Fort Leavenworth military prison. The move, publicized as a routine replacement with strong guard, followed desertion and other offenses among inmates. Benjamin Stein, a long-serving sergeant, faced dismissal after confessing to desertion.
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Washington
Fort Jay
Governor's Island
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
New York Central
Grand Central
West Shore
Johnson
Elmore
5Th Infantry
Hospital Corps
Weehawken
N. J
Jersey
Leavenworth
Benjamin Stein
Stein
Institute of Technology
Jacob F. Young
Young
Morgan
Brooklyn
Harry Baker
George Rawle
Richard Sulivan
Sullivan
Helena Cathedral Gifts Reported from Pulpit
Bishop Patrick Carroll announced at Helena's cathedral that Peter Larson of Helena contributed 25000 toward the new cathedral and another donor gave 55000 for a parochial school on the same block. Thomas F. Ryan of New York was said to provide 5000, during his Helena visit last fall as Senator Carter's guest.
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Tribune
Mont
Patrick Carroll
Helena
Peter Larson
Bishon
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Carter
National Council of Women Meets in Theaters a Large Assembly
The fifteenth executive meeting of the National Council of Women convened at the Valentine Theatre Toledo on April 1. Welcoming addresses were given by national president Mary Wood Swift vice president Kate Waller Barrett secretary Lillian M. Hollister Rev T C O'Brien of Cleveland Mary Wright Sewell of Indianapolis and Miss Florence Kelley of New York.
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The
Tribune
Toledo
Valentine Theatre
National Council of Women
Mary Wood Swift
Kate Waller Barrett
Lillian M. Hollister
T. C. O'Brien
Cleveland
Mary Wright Sewell
Indianapolis
Florence Kelly
New York
The Twentieth Century Limited Train Ad
Advertisement for the Twentieth Century Limited from New York to Chicago Central Lines. It sails from New York at 5:20 p.m. and arrives in Chicago at 8:30 the next morning, promising a night ride.
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New York
Chicago Central
Chicago
Advt
Assault on Rev. Kopp near Greenwich church sparks hunt
In Greenwich on April 1 Rev. John Kopp of St. Pauls German Lutheran Church was assaulted near the church, leaving the pastor unconscious with a scalp wound and an injured eye. Italian suspect Albert de Paul, believed to act out of jealousy, eluded police after authorities found him with his wife in Port Chester. Police seek de Paul on a charge of attempted murder as residents hide the minister and his companion for safety.
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Tribune
Greenwich
Conn
John Kopp
St. Paul's German Lutheran Church
Byram Shore
State Line
Port Chester
Medley
Fulton
Albert de Paul
de Paul
Mr. Kopp
New York
J. Henry Schmehl
Schmehat
Ritch
Schmehl
St Gaudens Hospitalized Delays Detroit Statue Vote
Augustus St Gaudens, famed sculptor, spent a week in a Brookline hospital for sciatica and may miss the New York meeting that could determine the winner of a $10,000 bronze statue commission of Major General Alexander Macomb. Models were moved to New York for review by McKim Burnham and St Gaudens, who may be replaced by Daniel French if unable to attend.
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Augustus St. Gaudens
Brookline
Mass
St. Gaudens
Windsor
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Paris
Alexander Macomb
The
Tribune
National Society of United States Daughters of 1812
State of Michigan
Washington Boulevard
Detroit
Daniel
French
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives in Havana With Children Aboard Mayflower
Mrs Roosevelt and her children Ethel Archie and Quentin arrived in Havana today aboard the Mayflower.
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Havana
Clothing Manufacturer Dies on Fifth Avenue Sidewalk
Louis Dinkelspiel of 46 West 39th Street and a clothing manufacturer at 137 and 141st avenues collapsed and died on the sidewalk along Fifth Avenue at 112th Street while en route to a wedding last night.
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Louis Dinkelspiel
S$th Street
Dre
Fifth Avenue
French Cruisers Sail To Join Atlantic Squadron
Paris April 1 The armored cruisers Admiral Laube and the Marseillaise prepare to sail to join the French Atlantic Squadron. On their voyage they will return the visit of the United States squadron which came to France to receive the remains of Admiral John Paul Jones.
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Paris
Apri 1
Admiral Laube
United States
France
John Paul Jones
Costa Rica elects Cleto Gonzales Viquez president
In San José on April 1 Cleto Gonzales Viquez, former Minister of Finance, was elected President of the Republic of Costa Rica. He succeeds the prior administration and assumes office to lead the country.
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San José
Costa Rica
Licensiado
Cleto Gonzales Viquez
Finance
Republic of
Fatal Auto Accidents Raise Toll Across Cities
A string of yesterday’s crashes left two dead and several injured across New Rochelle Manhattan and Montclair. An elderly woman and a child were among those killed while bystanders observed no immediate aftermath. A Passaic County official’s wife suffered serious injuries when an auto upset near Montclair.
Auto Kills Old Woman in New Rochelle Tragedy
A speeding car struck two women near the German Lutheran Church in New Rochelle. Miss Albina Stein died at the hospital. her sister Mrs Betty Kuehter was severely injured and not expected to recover. Police hunted the vehicle tied to F C Rodgers Jr. The incident drew swift action against speed violators.
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New Rochelle
Albina Stein
Louisville
Betty Kuehter
Charles W. Kuehter
Westchester County
Automobile Register
F. C. Rodgers, Jr
St. Nicholas Place
Rodgers
Ruchter
New York & New Haven
Main Street
van Patten
Sadie Scott
Mount Vernon
Shore Road
Arthur Hammerstein
New York
van Alien Soule
Boy Killed As Car Hits Cullman Home Front
Frederick Cullman six years old son of William Cullman assistant treasurer of the Metropolitan Opera House was killed by an automobile in front of his Westth street home yesterday afternoon. The driver Marty D Graff of West sith street was arrested as coroner Dooley took charge. An autopsy will determine the exact cause as the doctor and neighbors aided the boy.
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Frederick Cullman
William Cullman
Metropolitan Opera House
Westth Street
Cullman
William
Augusta
Marty D. Graff
West Sith Street
Frederick
Graff
William P. Byrne
No. 3
West Sth Street
George Swalland
Manhattan Avenue
William H. Murphy
Cullman House
Dooley
White
Oeaeremy
Auto Causes Death by Car In City Play Area
Six year old Charles Stolze son of William Stolze of 339 West 49th street was killed yesterday afternoon after being run over by a car while playing with several other children on Eighth avenue near 49th street in the city.
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Eighth Avenue
49Th Street
Charles Stolze
William Stolze
No. 339
West 49Th Street
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