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22 Feb 1902
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Topeka State Journal in Topeka, Kansas
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1902
Page
1
Storm Wrecks Telegraph Lines as Prince Henry Visit Delayed
A fierce Northeaster hits New York area delaying Prince Henry’s reception plans. Widespread wind gusts up to 60 mph disrupted ships and signals off Nantucket and Sandy Hook. Telecommunication services suffer outages across multiple routes, with coastal damage to trees and infrastructure. Ships struggle with sea and wind as officials await clearer conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bek
Erin Srine Wihelm Np
Tene Bet Douk
Sandy Hook
Prince Henry
Kroo Price
Wihlvtm
Erly
Mtip
Hook Byers
Wilhelm
Li Miles Wu
Larry Husk
de Kron Pring
Nan
Kron Prine Wilhelm
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Thair
Ewugit
Tie Loe
Minm
Staten Taland
Olympia
Tompkinsvile
Stapleton
America
Wil
Etary Sra
Heer
Merthwanrl
Staten
Anere
Dedley
Reer
Snowbound New York Faces Widespread Wire Damage
New York wakes after 24 hours of snow sleet and high winds as telegraph and telephone wires fail across the city and suburbs. Trains face disruption and trolley service is halted in many areas of New Jersey and Long Island, with widespread damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fem
New Jersey
Long Istead
Washington's Birthday Observed Across Cities
Chicago observed Washington's Birthday with tributes and holiday closures. Schools and major buildings held patriotic services led by Union League and Beveridge, with Banquets at Marquette and Union League clubs. St Louis closed exchanges and offices with patriotic exercises. Cincinnati reported light recognition and scarce flags as banks and public buildings closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Board of Trade
Tnn
Ben
Ator Beveridge
Trefonts
Aftenehabs Dalie
Marquette
Union League
Haron D'Istnurelles de C
Southern Hotel
Cincinnati
Banke
Arts
Chamber of Commerce
Vual
Must Give Up Arms in Barcelona Strike Turmoil
Feb 22 reports say Curia of Aragon imposes arms surrender in Barcelona as captains general pressure closes shops and transports. Public life stalls, workers wounded in bakery incidents, papers unable to publish, and drumhead court martial threatened for weapon possession. Agitators push for general strike and release of arrested comrades amid factory reopenings elsewhere.
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Baredona
Bercona
Si Wan
Miike Bors
Harrcelona
Valencia
Sarkenen
Mate
Suramynsa
Sabaden
Passport denial blocks Chicago couple's Africa trip
Dr and Mrs Hiram W Thomas of Chicago were refused passports to visit South African concentration camps by Secretary Fay in Washington. They planned to distribute money to prisoners and cited Roosevelt's policy as a reason. Secretary Map denied the case, noting no application would be made to Pauncefote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hiram W. Thomas
Fay
State Department
Washington
Thomas
Afeice
Map
Roosevelt Ee
Fifteen Dead In Park Avenue Hotel Fire Start In Armory
A early morning blaze at the Park Avenue hotel and the Seventy first regiment armory in New York killed fifteen guests and destroyed property valued at about 750,000. Fire began in the armory basement and spread to the hotel as ammunition exploded and a boiler shaft failed. The dead include Colonel Burdette of Connecticut and several guests. many others were injured or rescued from windows. The blaze fed by cartridges and powder caused massive destruction and confusion across Park Avenue.
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New York
Park Avenue
Seventy-first Regiment
Frank 8. Reed
Park Ayfrye Hotel
Frank J. Reed
William Stebbins
Charles le Woodbury
Portland
N.Y
Thirty-fourth Street
Metropolitan Street Railway
Armory
Fifth Brigade
Thirty-third
Agnin
The
Fromen
Balleque
Fis Akuil
Nhmmes
Bennetts
Charlotte Bennett
Alabama
Peking
Benbelt
Charis J. Burdette
Connecticut
Court Yard
Burdette
Severil Storia
Father Smith
Bishop Ludden
Syracuse
Ludden
Monsignore Kenny
Smith
Mra McManus
Kniown
Henry Newman
Miss Rather Schlesinger
Chicago
Joseph N. Miller
Mortelly
Mwe
Reed
Wis
Carly
Laken
Delaney
Paine
A. T. Stewart
Svenue
San Francisco
Stewart
Foster
Tombs Prison
Jacob Spahn
Rochester
Fist Fight in Senate Splits South Carolina Pair
At Blow in the face, Tillman and McLaurin clashed amid chairs and shouting in Washington's Senate on February 22. Assistants intervened as they grappled, leaving McLaurin with a bruised forehead while Tillman appeared shaken but uninjured. The scene forced an executive session as lawmakers wore tense, the chamber cleared and Washington’s birthday observances continued with the usual readings.
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Wantington
Senate
McLaurin
Titman
South Carolina
Tillman
Arma Layton
Burrows
South Carolna
Tilliman
Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Congress
Mr. Tillman
Mr. Spooner
W. J. Brean
McTilman
Spooner
Pileman
Mr. Tillson
Weather uncertain forecast hints at mild temperatures
Weather bureau avoids firm forecast as of today. Tonight and Sunday to be partly cloudy with moderate temperatures. Morning temperature around 25, with light southerly wind about 6 miles per hour. Hourly readings show limited certainty on changes.
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Oreloey
Holton Primaries Held This Evening
Holton voters would cast ballots this evening February 22 in the city primary race. The outcome will determine leading candidates and shape upcoming municipal contest results.
McGovern Sullivan Fight Drawn In Louisville Preview
Fev 22 reports odds favor McGovern over Dave Sullivan with strong betting and city crowds from Chicago to St. Louis, weigh in at three. Sullivan confidants predict victory while McGovern arrives in Louisville and vows to win, with a 35 round Marquis of Queensbury bout set and a final weigh in at 120 pounds.
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Toursville
Fev
Terry
Dave Sullivan
McGovern
Sullivan
Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Memphis
St. Louis
Sharkey
Dave
New York
Louisville
Baltimore & Ohio
Selbach
Home Crest
Sheepshead Bay
Kirkpatrick Campaign Sparks Knights Meeting Debate
A Knights and Ladies of Security gathering in Topeka discussed W B Kirkpatrick as Fourth Ward council candidate. Resolutions urged restraint on political contests, cautioning against entangling the order in partisan aims and urging members to avoid aiding or opposing Kirkpatrick's bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
W. B. Kirkpatrick
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Councillun
Topeka
Ropeenentine
Jopether
Tee
Kirkpatrick
Wong
Riek
Evry
Font
Moris
Pitdet
Aidacy
Kittrick
Cis
Roosevelt luncheon with Taft era figures and West Point board
A fragmented report notes Mr. Elf and Lencheon with Washington Sir Eugene F Ware of Topeka visiting President Roosevelt. They discussed his appointment to the board of visitors to West Point. Later Ware dined with Roosevelt at Point of Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Elf. Ear Lencheon
Washington
Eugene F. Ware
Topeka
Representative Lane
Rooseveltesaas
Des Napa Ene
Ce Oy
Board of Visitors
West Point
Ware
Roosevelt
Stanley Entering Senate Race Cites Fair Means and Statewide Appeal
Governor Stanley announces candidacy for United States senator. He vows to use fair means, canvass the state, and appeal directly to the people while criticizing rivals Curtis and Long who stay in their districts. He pledges a clean, businesslike administration and asks supporters to present candidates reflecting local sentiment to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
United States
Senal
Wader
Conpervietsi Er Curtis
Long
Ivowmt
Hawk
Reese
Bie
Tagisie
Maury
Senator Carpenter
St. Lewis
Curtis
Sdenes
Bine
United States Senate
Stephen
Teddy, Je, Leaves Groton for Washington
A newspaper item reports that Teddy Roosevelt and party left Groton February 2 bound for Washington. The train used a private car. same crew as the president’s special last Friday. Weather notes list Chicago 30 and Cincinnati 24 with forecasts for partly cloudy skies and moderate winds.
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Foote
Washington
Roosevelt
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