190 : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

__ Cup, annual tennis event since August 8, 1900 __ T, car introduced on August 12, 1908 ___ Building, company headquarters erected in 1908 in New York City, at the time the tallest building in the world ___ Conferences of 1899 and 1907 ___ d'Italia (cycling event since 1909) ___ Huon (1906 Kentucky Derby winner) ___ Huon, 1906 Derby winner ___ T'ung, Chinese emperor: 1908-12 ___ War (1899-1902) ___ Wells, a top horse in 1904 _____ Ducommun, 1902 Peace Nobelist ___-1900 (old) ___-Casazza, Met manager: 1908-35 ___-Japanese War: 1904-5 ... of a 1903 Washington stamp 'Educational' song of 1907 "___ Anybody Here Seen Kelly?": 1909 song "___ Been Chums . . . ": 1905 song "___ Care" (1905 song) "___ d'Or," 1909 opera "___ Have Broadway," 1906 song "___ Holden": 1900 Bacheller novel "___ New York," 1906 song "___ NewYork," 1906 song "___ Salome . . . ," 1909 Berlin song "___ Where My Money Goes" (early 1900's song) "___, Harvest Moon," 1908 song "Cap'n ___" (1904 maritime tale) "Cap'n ___" (1904 novel) "Fairgoers may be in for a shock" (St. Louis, 1904) "Get an inside look at our booth" (Buffalo, 1901) "Get the scoop on our new hand-held offering" (St. Louis, 1904) "Getting fairgoers moving on the right track" (Paris, 1900) "Great taste since 1905" drink "Great taste since 1905" sloganeer "Great taste since 1905" soft drink "I ___ Care," 1905 song "In The Good ___," 1902 song "Lady Baltimore" novelist, 1906 "Mighty ___ a Rose" (1901 song) "Mighty ___ a Rose" (song of 1901) "Mother ___," 1903 song "Mowing" painter, 1907 "My ___ Sal," 1905 song "My Castle on the ___," 1901 song "My Gal ___," 1905 song "My Gal ___" (1905 tune) "On a ___," 1902 song "Sadie ___ . . . ": 1909 Berlin song "The __ of the Saints" (1905 Synge comedy) "The Entertainer" (1902) "The Souls of Black Folk" author, 1903 "The Unanswered Question" composer, 1908 "What Is to Be Done?" pamphleteer, 1901 "Yale ___" (1901 song) $850 would buy you one in 1909 37-Across that premiered in 1900 52 Down invention of 1903 190% of CCXC 190-member enforcement group 1800, 1900, 2000 1887 play on which a 1900 opera is based 1899-1902 conflict 1899-1902 event 1899-1902 war participant 1899-1905 heavyweight boxing champion 1900, way before 1900? 1900 First Lady 1900 Puccini premiere 1900 novel by Theodore Dreiser 1900 zoological discovery 1900-99, e.g.: Abbr. 1900's-30's Spanish queen 1900 Puccini opera 1900, on a cornerstone 1900s, e.g.: Abbr. 1901, in Roman numerals 1901 Maugham novel, with "The" 1901 Churchill novel, with "The" 1901 Rudyard Kipling novel 1901 Kipling book 1901 novel set in India 1901 Kentucky Derby winner 1901-09 presidential nickname 1902 physics Nobelist Hendrik 1902 Martinique erupter 1902 Physics Nobelist Pieter ___ 1902 Joseph Conrad novel 1903-'14 pope 1903 Elgar oratorio 1903 Nobelist 1903 independence declarer 1903-04 cars sold only in red 1903 Shaw play 1904 Nobel-winning physiologist 1904-1989 painter 1904 date in "Ulysses" 1904 Physiology Nobelist 1904 Summer Olympics host 1904-'05 foe of Japan: Abbr. 1904 Olympics site 1904 La Scala premiere 1904 play by Anton Chekhov 1904 St. Louis event 1904 event at 40-Across 1905 Edith Wharton novel 1905 Secretary of State 1905 George Bernard Shaw play made into a 1941 Rex Harrison film 1905 manifesto 1905 Shaw play 1905 song girl 1905 Belmont Stakes winner, the only filly to win besides Ruthless in 1867 and Rags to Riches in 2007 1905 Strauss opera 1905 revolt setting 1905 Peter Pan player Adams 1905 Debussy work 1906 Runabouts, e.g. 1906 Chicago White Sox 1906 novel that helped produce widespread social reforms 1906 San Francisco event 1906 Runabout, e.g. 1907-8 Series winner 1907-08 World Series champs 1908 Cubs player and position 1908 World Series champs 1909 physics nobelist 1909-'13 First Family 1909 Baum book, with "The" 1909 ballet "___ Sylphides" 1909 Matisse painting 1909 Physics Nobelist for work in wireless telegraphy 1909 centennial debut that originally featured the ends of 17-, 23-, 39-, 51-Across and the initials in the circled squares (explained in Notepad) 1909 physics Nobelist A Nobelist for Peace: 1901 Actor born 2/1/1901 Actor born 2/10/1906 Actor born 5/20/1908 Actor born April 5, 1900 Actor born in May 1901 Actor Erwin: 1903-67 Actor Everett ___: 1909-65 Actor Lloyd: 1902-85 Actress Christians: 1900-1951 Airport off Interstate I-190 Alcohol that comes in either 190 or 151 proof Anglo-___ War (1899-1902) Animal discovered in 1900 Anne's home, in a 1908 Montgomery classic Anti-discrimination grp. since 1909 Anti-racism gp. since 1909 Antidiscrimination grp. since 1909 Arnold Bennett classic: 1908 Arnold Bennett novel: 1908 Artist who claimed to have engaged in cannibalism in 1904 Author born in 1908 Author born June 25, 1903 Author of "Betty Zane": 1904 Author, 1903-87 Auto introduced in 1903 Award established 1901 Bandleader-crooner: 1901-86 Batting wonder, 1905-28 Beverage since 1905 Big band leader, born 2/29/1904, whose brother Tommy also led bands Big name in early 1900s newsreels Big prize since 1901 Book by R. W. Chambers: 1905 Book set in June 1904 Boomtown of 1900 Born 9/7/1909, he directed the answers to starred clues British foe, 1899-1902 British foes, 1899-1902 Bryan defeater, 1908 Burmese leader, 1907-95 Candidates: 1904, 1932, etc. Car introduced in 1904 Car introduced in 1905 Car of the early 1900s Cars introduced in 1904 Cars introduced in 1905 Celebrity born July 4, 1900 Centennial debut of 1909 Chain store that began as The Golden Rule in 1902 Character in 200 films since 1900 Characters in a book series begun in 1904 Chinese rebel of 1900 Chinese rebellion: 1900 Chinese uprising around 1900 Christy Mathewson's was exactly 2 in 1907 Chronicle of Dublin on June 16, 1904 Circa 1895-1900 City founded in 1906 by U.S. Steel City of 1900 gold rush Civil Rights gp. since 1909 Civil Rights grp. since 1909 Co-Nobelist for Peace: 1907 Co-Nobelist in Literature: 1904 Co-Nobelist Metchnikoff: 1908 Co-Nobelist of 1903 Coffee since 1903