- Yost, Fielding by Matthew Gonzales
... 1871–1946) football coach; born in Fairview, W. Va. He coached the University of Michigan (1901–23, 1925–26) to ten Western Conference titles. His 1901 team won the first Rose Bowl.
- Aguinaldo, Emilio by Clayton Vargas
... 1870–1964) Filipino revolutionary. He led the uprising against Spain (1896–98) and later the U.S.A. (1899–1901); captured in 1901, he took an oath of allegiance to the U.S.A. And retired from politics.
- Czolgosz, Leon F. by Karen Swanson
C.1873–1901, American anarchist, b. Detroit, Mich. He shot and killed William McKinley in Buffalo on Sept. 6, 1901, saying that the President was "an enemy of good working people." Czolgosz was later adjudged sane and was executed.
- Bogolepov, Nikolai by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
Born Nov. 27 (Dec. 9), 1846, in Serpukhov; died Mar. 2 (15), 1901, in St. Petersburg. Russian statesman. Professor of Roman law at Moscow University; rector of the university (1883–87, 1891–93).Bogolepov was minister of public education from 1898 to 1901 and carried out a reactionary course of suppressing student disturbances and rooting out freethinking. (At the University of Kiev, 183 ...
- Nikolai Bogolepov by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
Born Nov. 27 (Dec. 9), 1846, in Serpukhov; died Mar. 2 (15), 1901, in St. Petersburg. Russian statesman. Professor of Roman law at Moscow University; rector of the university (1883–87, 1891–93).Bogolepov was minister of public education from 1898 to 1901 and carried out a reactionary course of suppressing student disturbances and rooting out freethinking. (At the University of Kiev, 183 ...