Orders That He Be Regularly Informed of Movements
A dispatch states that he is to be kept updated on anarchist movements while Empress remains unaware. The note outlines governance arrangements and information control amid political tensions.
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Newspaper
Philadelphia Times
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1901
Page
1
Anarchist Plot Said To Involve Berlin Murder Threats
A Berlin police order dated April 6 seeks the arrest of Rodolfo Romagnoli alias Romanisse Langkwick Mueller on alleged links to a Paterson New Jersey anarchist conspiracy to kill Emperor William. Berlin intently watches for further evidence while acknowledging no plots against Emperor Nicholas or King Victor Emmanuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langkwick Mueller
Romagnoli
Berlin
Paterson
N. J
William
Emperor William
Baron von Windheim
Antonio Porporello
Bentheim
Emperor Nicholas
Victor Emmanuel
Resignation of Rev Thomas A Hoyt at Chambers Wylie Church
Rev Thomas A Hoyt resigns as pastor of Chambers Wylie Presbyterian Church due to ill health. He will stay until November with a $2500 yearly salary and four commissioners will report the decision to the Presbytery. Hoyt, pastor since 1884, lives in Bryn Mawr with his wife and daughter and will officiate at the new church dedicatory in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A .Hoyt
Chambers-Wylie Presbyterian Church
Fifteenth and
Chestnut Streets
Hoyt
S. T. Lowry
Wylie Church
Chambers- Wylie Church
J. B. Johnson
James H. Taylor
David Strode
John E. McCully
Dr. Hoyt
Atlantic City
Chambers Presbyterian Church
Bryn, Mawr
South Broad Street
Kitchener Threatens Cape Colonists in Martial Law
Lord Kitchener warns residents in Cape Colony martial law zones that armed, inciting, aiding the enemy or endangering British forces will lead to court-martial and severe penalties, up to shooting. Albert Cartwright editor of the South African News convicted of seditious libel and sentenced to one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Lord Kitchener
Cape Colony
Albert Cartwright
South African News
Boers Captured by British Columns Report
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria on April 21 that British columns captured 242 prisoners 248 rifles ammunition and wagon carts. A few men also have deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Pretoria
Korea borrows five million yen for railways from France
A Seoul dispatch confirms the French loan of 5,000,000 yen for the Northern Railroad from Seoul to Wiju. Interest is 5.5 percent. Customs may be hypothecated to the French syndicate with Russo-Chinese Bank supplying funds. The push to pledge customs security reportedly led to McLeavy Brown’s dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Seoul
Korea
Wiju
McLeavy Brown
Mad dog bites residents in Bethel sparking alarm
A mad dog in Bethel, Elkton Md caused excitement by biting Ron James Sartin and several others. The boy will be sent to the Pas-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmes
Elkton
Bethel
Ron James Sartin
Pas
Bill 10 Aims to Move State Capitol from Harrisburg to Philadelphia
Harrisburg April 22 staff correspondent reports Representative Voorhees introduces a bill to submit to voters at the next general election the relocation of the Capitol from Harrisburg to Philadelphia. He argues converting the current unfinished Capitol to the State Insane Asylum and building a new Capitol in Philadelphia would serve the state better with local support covering costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Voorhees
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Capitol
Tramps Slay Five Children In Chartres Farm Home
In Chartres on April 22 two unknown assailants entered the Briere family farm while the father was away. They killed four girls aged 14 11 5 and 4 and a 7 year old boy in bed. Briere returned, fought the intruders, and was left for dead with four stab wounds. The robbers fled with 1600 francs plus valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartres
France
Briere
Blizzard story a myth no confirmation of Nome tragedy
Vancouver reports from Dawson and Skagway deny the tale of 200 miners perishing in the Nome blizzard. Telegrams suggest Reed may have been misled. No confirmation reached at Dawson or Skagway. Yukon snowstorm looming with four feet of snow noted last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Vancouver
B. C
Duizzard
Dawson
Skagway Papare
Skagway
Reed
Yukon
Irish M P McHugh jailed for sedition in Sligo Champion libel
Patrick A McHugh Nationalist MP for North Leitrim and three time Sligo mayor received six months for publishing seditious libels in the Sligo Champion. The pieces attacked jurymen who found two men guilty of intimidating evicted tenants and their landlords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Patrick A. McHugh
North Leitrim
Sligo
No Royal Separation in Portugal
Lisbon April 22 reports that the King and Queen of Portugal continue living together at the palace. King Charles departed on a yachting trip yesterday and will rejoin Queen Marie Amelia at the palace Tuesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
United States
Charles
Marie Amelia
Fire at Sparta Wis destroys Newton’s mill
Telegraphic items report a Sparta Wisconsin fire wiping out Newton & Sons mill causing about 75000 dollars in losses. Other briefs note a mass strike threat on Cape Ann Massachusetts involving nine workers and up to one thousand men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
OR. Newton’ & Sons
Cape Ann
Mass
T ‘Triola
Tew
York
Marie Cirolta
Frederick Wagner
Joneesons
Hodd & Callens
Stratford
Ontario
New York
Scott
Harvard Professor Eastman Goes On Trial For Life
Cambridge Massachusetts April 22 Charles R Eastman an instructor at Harvard University faces trial for murder in the July killing of his brother in law Richard H Grogan The panel includes Judges Gaskill and Aikin District Attorney Wier and Assistant DA Sanderson lead the prosecution Eastman is defended by Elder Bartlett and Clark Jurors will sleep in the courthouse with a bed chamber set up The government reportedly plans about ninety witnesses and key investigators include Murray Jones Batchelder Rowe and General Joe Whitney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Charles R. Eastman
Harvard University
Richard H. Grogan
Francis A. Gaskill
Worcester
John A. Aikin
Greenfield
Fred N. Wier
Lowell
George A. Sanderson
Ayer
Eastman
Samuel J. Elder
Charles W. Bartlett
Edward E. Clark
Court House
Austin V. Eastman
New Orleans
Murray
Jones
Batchelder
Thomas Rowe
Cambridge Police
Joe Whitney
State Force
John R. Fairbairn
Flood Damage Will Cost Many Millions
Flood waters receded after a period of high flow. The Ohio River level fell from about 19.8 feet at the Pittsburg dam as rain ceased, but extensive damage to mills, railroads, bridges, and homes remains. Estimates place total property losses near two million dollars with added railroad and wage costs. Local cleanup and repairs continue in Carnegie borough, McKee’s Rocks, and surrounding towns as rivers fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittssura
Ohio
Frank Ridgway
Carnegie Borough
Chartiers Creek
McKee's Rocks
Pittsburg
Maree
Infant buried alive eyewitness to infanticide attempt
Patrick McEvoy of the New York Central Railroad in Hastings-on-Hudson witnessed a man and a woman bury a two weeks old baby alive. He rescued the child as dirt was removed, and the pair fled. A later arrest in Yonkers led to charges of attempted infanticide and they were committed to White Plains jail without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick McEvoy
New York Central Railroad
Hastings-on-the- Hudson
McEvvoy
McEvoy
Yonkers
Cheri Dutta
Kellogg
Harry
Charities Hill
Hastings
Tompkins
White Plains
Supreme Court Denies Bail for Former Captain Carter
The United States Supreme Court refused the application to admit Jin M. Carter to bail. The decision was announced by the Chief Justice with no reasons given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Cod
Jin M. Carter
Washouts Suspend Through Business on B and A Railroad
A western Massachusetts washout disrupted the Boston and Albany line delaying mails from Albany and the West. A landslide at Zoar cut mainline traffic with through passenger and freight service halted. Restoration is expected to take into Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany
Boston and Albany
Zoar
Chester
Tunnel Collapse Hits Norfolk and Western Line
Snow and rain caused a cave in the Eggleston Tunnel on the Norfolk and Western between Radford and Bluefield. The three quarters of a mile long tunnel collapsed amid heavy wintry weather near Knoxville Tennessee on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Eggleston
Norfolk and Western
Radford
Bluefield
5000 Miners Go Out in Strike Across Ohio West Virginia
Wheeling April 22 Every mine in the Fifth Ohio sub district including Belmont Harrison and Jefferson counties Ohio and four Panhandle counties West Virginia is idle today as the strike order takes effect. Several operators plan to meet miners terms from last year s scale and theastern Ohio Coal Operators Association may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
Belmont
Harrison and
Jefferson
West Virginia
Panhandle
Astern Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
Cleveland Isolated Without Telegraphic Communication
New York April 22 reports that telegraph lines to Cleveland are down amid the regional storm. Messages to northern Ohio points go through Chicago, then back to Cleveland, with direct wires completely interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Huge dam gives way at Spier Falls on Hudson River
Glens Falls New York April 22 One hundred feet of the coffer dam of the Hudson River Power Company at Spier Falls failed today due to high water from melting snow and recent heavy rains. Local men Frank Smith and Satterlee observed the river and the damaged structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N.Y
Hudson River Power Company
Spier Falls
Frank Smith
Satterlee
Sele
Anne S
Flood Echoes Haunting Snowstorm Tales From Hunterville
Fragmentary OCR cites flooding and snowfall near Hunterville Tennessee with sketched references to fruit loss and a drowning in a New Hampshire stream. The garbled text hints at weather events and local disasters described in a dated style.
Delcasse to Meet Czar in St Petersburg Audience
French Foreign Minister M. Delcasse arrived from Paris on April 20 and will be greeted with a series of dinners in St Petersburg. He is to have an audience with the Czar at Zarskoe-Selo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
St. Petersburg
M. Delcasse
Paris
Zzarskoe-Selo
Time Bar Weather Notes From April to Today
Sunshine to-day 37 cents. Excess or deficiency in temperature none. Accumulated deficiency in temperature since April 1 is 26 degrees. Since January 1, 87. Excess in rainfall since April 1 1.25 inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1 1.86 inches.
Northwest Branch Christian Endeavor Holds Annual Meeting
The Northwest Branch of Christian Endeavor met last evening at Wissahickon Presbyterian Church. The Cahill Club hosted a reception for the Ladies' Aid at the Casino on Thirteenth Street and Girard Avenue. Jurors for the May term include Thomas P. Wanamaker Robert F. Glendenning and Charles L. Borie Jr. Mary Christianson of Ridge Avenue was admitted unconscious to Samaritan Hospital after laudanum ingestion. Joseph Krauffman of Chelten Avenue Germantown was injured falling from a ladder and taken to Germantown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Wissahickon Presbyterian Church
Cahill Club
Ladies’ Aid
Casino
Thirteenth Street
Girard Avenue
United States District Court
Thomas P. Wanamaker
Robert FE. Glendenning
Charles L. Borie
Mary Christianson
Ridge Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Joseph Krauffman
Chelten Avenue
Ger
Iantown
Germantown
Hesoe
Washington Notes from the Capitol and Foreign Events
The Cuban delegation is due in Washington today. Secretary Gage sold 300000 in United States bonds at 113.56. Chief Justice Fuller announced the May 27 adjournment of the Supreme Court term. War Department Insular Affairs plans Pasig River improvements in Manila. A delegation from the Omaha and Winnebago Indian Reservation sought higher per capita payments. Duncan E. McKinley named United States Assistant District Attorney for California. Washington visitors include the Dowager Duchess of Manchester and Lady Lester Kaye. The Oregon appoints John Barrett. Gaited to Bates events in Mexico. Supreme Court denied a mandamus bid in the polariscopic sugar case. Missionary casualties in China total 186, Americans among them. General Pearson’s petition regarding mules shipment remains with the State Department. Root order assigns Wade to Southern Luzon and Ludlow to Visayas. Charles Reiner of San Francisco awarded a Medal of Honor for Humboldt Bay wreck rescue. Hay and Lord Pauncefote exchanged ratifications on the extradition treaty adding a clause on railroad property destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gage
United States
Fuller
Pasig
Manila
Omaha and
Winnebago
Indian Bureau
Duncan E. McKinley
District of California
McKinley
Duchess of Manchester
Lester Kaye
White House
Charles M. Bart
St. Matthew's Church
Gismaiter
St.eresa's Church
Anacostia
Oregon
John Barrett
Pearson
Orange Free State
New Orleans
South Africa
State Department
Root
James F. Wade
Luzon
Bates
William Ludlow
Bayer
Visayas
Secretary of the Treasury
Pee
Charles Reiner
Sanrancisco
Humboldt Bay
California
Deaths of the Day list Rev. Dr. Richard De Baptiste
Mrs Elizabeth H Ward dies at Kangas City Kansas after a brief illness. She was daughter of Major Charles H Wheeler who served in the War of 1822 and the Mexican war. An only sister lives in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Ward
Kangas City
Kansas
Charles H. Wheeler
Philadelphia
Men’s Overcoat Styles in Spring Fashion
Two main overcoat styles dominate: the very short coats in light coverts and the very long coats in dark shades. Prices for both start at thirteen and one fifty, with options varying by fabric and color. try them to decide which suits you best. Co., 1520 Chestnut Street.
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Market Street
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