Historic exposition marks 1893 colonial era event
A fragmented item notes a historic earthquake related event at a Columbus exposition in the late 19th century. Names and exact dates are unclear but indicate a public display or commemoration tied to a regional exposition.
Bank Failures Surge Across Nation In 1907 Panic
A historical tally lists numerous bank collapses and suspensions from Jan to Dec, naming institutions in cities like Sioux City Harrisburg Milwaukee and Chicago. It records large liabilities and notable failures including Columbia national bank Chicago and several regional banks, with dates and associated business losses.
Chronology of Cold Cases and Fatalities Through July
A serialized list of crimes and deadly incidents from January to July across multiple states. The entries mention lynching attempts, riots, family killings, murders, suicides, feuds, massacres, and battles involving lawmen, outlaws, and civilians with locations including North Carolina Pennsylvania Texas Wisconsin West Virginia Montana Oklahoma North Dakota and Virginia.
Massive early 1900s fires sweep U.S. from Boston to Wisconsin
A year of large blazes reports fires across numerous states. Incidents include Hecht Bros. wool store in Boston and Tremont temple destruction in Boston, multiple mill and elevator fires in Missouri and Wisconsin, and widespread urban and rural property losses totaling millions. The list notes forest fires, incendiaries, and public-utility damage, with many towns named and values stated.
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Hecht Bros. & Co
Boston
South St. Louis
Belcherville
Tex
Tremont Temple
Planet
Litchfield
Surrey Lumber Company
eSpa
Lumber Company
Ironton
Spring Lake
Mich
Helper
Leonardsville
Kan
Princeton
Ind
John Morrell & Co
Ottumwa
Ewen
Long Island City
L. L
County
Og. l
Milford Center
Minneapolis
Coatesworth
Buffalo
N. Y
South Chicago
Canby
Minn
Wisconsin
Patterson
St. Joseph
Cherokee Strip
Sioux City
New York
Brooklyn
Wis
Grand Ridge
Western Storage Company
Kansas City
Ee Ala
Ca . A. Mass
Edson, Moore & Co
Detroit
Columbus
Terminal Elevator Company
Waxahachie
Gaylorsville
Odessa
Chateaugay
Gem
Wash
Gillette
Wyo
Wells
Nev
Dexter, Mo
Strasburg
Po K City
Arkansas City
Arkl
Athens
Ala
Panhuska
O. T
Toronto
McComb, O
Lynnville
Clarksville
Anson, Tex
St Mary's
Alto Paso
Cassville
Water Valley
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Ogden
Montfort
Antigo
Bryant
Belden
Rocklin
Cal
Standish
Newton, Miss
Oshkosh
San Francisco
Liberal
Alba
Jefferson, Ky
Tillamook
Ore
Sanborn
Huron
S. C
Union City
Lexington
Augusta
Russiaville
Paulding, C
Hollow Rock
Tenn
Fifield
Wakeman, O
Prentice and
Medford
Snow Hill
Bernard, Mo
South Wayne
Bruce Crossing
Matchwood
Dickson, Tenn
Thayer, Mo
Winlock
Wasa
Elgin
Ashfield
Junction
Emporia
Bunker Hill
Owingsville, Ky
Coral, Mich
Casa Grande
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Centerbury
King City
Luckey, Oston
de Pauw
Copperelis
Albany
White Cottage
Spencer, Mass
Schell City
Fulton, Ark
Aynetown
Dunbar, Pa
Wakefield, Va
Durant, T
Creal Springs
Panama Canal Involves Prominent Figures In Confessions
Jan 6 reports reveal Charles de Lesseps and Marius Fontaine confess in prison to involvement with Panama Canal thefts. Feb 9 sentences list fines and prison terms for de Lesseps, Charles de Lesseps, Fontaine, Cotter, and Eiffel.
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Panama Canal
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Record of severe storms and floods across states by date
Chronicle lists meteorological disasters from March to October including floods in Susquehanna river area Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. dam breaches in Howlandsville Plainwell Otsego Michigan. cyclones destroying Parker Missouri Akron Iowa and other towns. tornadoes near Hillsboro Indiana Gravelton Indiana Lexington Newbury North Carolina. heavy rains flooding Erie Titusville Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. windstorms in Lima Ohio and surrounding areas. large damages in Arkansas Tennessee Kansas Iowa and Colorado. widespread cold and frost effects in South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Texas and more.
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Leeds Land and Improvement Compay
Sioux City
Feppie’s Mutual Accident Associa
Pittsburgh
Erie Car Works
Erie
First National Bank of
Little Rock
F. W. Rockion & Co
Wilkesbarre
Farmers’ Bank
Harrisburg
Gate City National Bank
Atlanta
T For Co
Reading
Siegfried Wertheim
New York
Kansas Trust & Banking Company Atchison
Atchison House Rig Company
Boston
Ee National Bank
Mobile
Aes
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Nash- Apr
Pecker, Fik& Cit Ar
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Milli Firm
Minneapolis
A. G. Yates
Rochester
N. Y
Columbus Coal Company
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Jacksonville
Erra Umbus
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Chicago
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Indianapo
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Russia Greentown
Oxford
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Arcadia
Orleans
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Dun- Geneva
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Knox
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Indiana
Ricaland
Edwards Lawton
Rockford
Charlevoix
Bank of Oregon
Wis
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Frank A. Lappen & Co
Furniture Comany
Milwaukee
BH. Thomas & Son
William H. Mygatt
Denver
Col
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Troy
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Record of political events and appointments from January to December
A comprehensive annual digest lists U.S. political moves including senatorial elections and vacancies, cabinet and government posts, state consolidations, constitutional debates, and key legislative actions. It notes inaugurations, appointments, party shifts, and notable conventions across multiple states and agencies.
Skating and Sports Highlights From 1880s Era
A sweeping rundown lists John S. Johnson lowering the amateur five mile skating record in Minneapolis to 15 20 4 5, Austin Gibbons defeating Mike Daly in New Orleans for $2000, Bob Fitzsimmons beating Jim Hall for $4900 in New Orleans, and opening of the National Baseball League season. It notes a Boston to Chicago relay in 112 hours, Lookout winning the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, and Frank Ives winning an international billiards match in London.
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World’s Columbian Exposition Chronology Highlights
A summary chronology of the World’s Columbian Exposition events from April to November, detailing naval review in New York, opening ceremonies in Chicago, Sunday opening disputes, court actions, gate policies, notable arson and fatalities, and final attendance figures. Key entities include President Cleveland, Judge Fuller, director Burnham, and various commissions.
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Russia
France
Italy
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United States
Columbian Naval Review
New York
Liberty Bell
Chi
Philadelphia
Naval Review
Chicago
Cleveland
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Congress
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World’s Medical Congress
Fair
Anay
Fuller
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National Commission
Sun- 7
Uly 12
Leif Erickson
Uly
Gates
Coldate
Works
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Edward W. Murphy
Lyman J. Gage
Charlee L Hutchings
Charles Henrotin
William D Kerfoot
Andrew McNally
Victor JF. Lawson
Davis
Theodore Thomas
Goggin
Judas Dunne
Brentano
Thieves Blow Franklin Grove Bank Safe in Violent Heist
Burglars blasted into the Franklin Grove bank Tuesday night, wrecking the vault and stealing about 5 000 in gold while leaving a large portion of the roughly 25 000 missing overall in currency and torn notes. C K Stanley's Chicago detective agency is pursuing suspects as four men were seen in town, with bank officials optimistic no depositors lose funds.
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Franklin Grove
Franklin Grove Bank
Warren
Durkes
C. K Stanley
Stanley
Western Detective Agency
Chicago
C Durkes
John D. Lahman
Manchester Celebrates New Transatlantic Ship Canal
Manchester rejoices as the Eastham to Manchester canal opens with a grand procession and 160000 spectators. The route links Manchester to Liverpool by sea in about ten hours, with docks for ships from the United States and elsewhere. Estimates forecast significant traffic in grain fruit sugar raw cotton and textile exports, boosting the city’s port status.
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Manchester
Eastham
New York
Liverpool
Manchester and
Salford
Latchford
Modewheel
Warrington-on-the- Mersey
Norseman
Mediterranean
Holland
Norway
Salford Dock
Prince of Wales
United States
Canada
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United Kingdom
Corporation of Liverpool
Suez
Amsterdam
Manchester Canal
Amsterdam Canal
Will of Chauncey Andrews Probate Disposes of Large Estate
The will of Chauncey Andrews probated January 5 disposes of nearly 3 million dollars in property. The largest portion goes to his wife, with the remainder to his two daughters Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs Leslie Bruce of New York.
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Younasrows
Chauncey Andrews
John A. Logan
Leslie ©. Bruce
New York
Left Under Cloud in Brunswick Treasurer Nelson Removed
Brunswick Ga Jan 5. E A Nelson treasurer of the city has been removed. He has left the city and is believed to be short in his accounts by thirty thousand to fifty thousand dollars.
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Brunswick
E. A. Nelson
Evansville and Tennessee river packet W. T. Nisbet explodes
The W T Nisbet exploded her boiler at Panther 66 miles up the Tennessee River wrecking the cabin and killing James Mitchell a lawyer of Saltillo Tenn and seriously injuring several crew and passengers One passenger is reported drowned Alfred Lewis of Fower D is sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary for killing his wife
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Bolter
Papvcan
Evansville
W. T. Nisbet
Panther
Tennessee River
James Mitchell
Saltillo
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Fower. D
Alfred Lewis
Ten Thousand Homes Searched in France for Anarchists
Paris January 3 police across France searched the dwellings of suspected anarchists. Ten thousand houses were visited and a number of persons were arrested, mainly in St. Etienne Lyons Marseilles and Paris.
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Paris
France
St. Etienne
Lyons
Marseilles
Secretary of State Proposes Two Hour Work Day Limit
Kansas official Gane Mewes supports a two hour day work limit as a remedy for overproduction and idleness. Osborn proposes a circular advocating laws cutting the workday to tame labor unrest and boost productivity.
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Osborn
Kansas
Ex Vice President Morton Undergoes Toe Amputation in Paris
Paris surgeons amputated a toe of ex vice president Morton after misdiagnosed gout fears in England. Reports say the operation occurred three weeks ago and Morton is said to be recovering well. Meanwhile a 12 year old boy in Huntsville Alabama was killed when a hog attacked him tearing arm and flesh before rescuers arrived. A fragmentary note mentions Cushing family and Cushing island in Maine.
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Blanche Elsey
Paulding
New York
Morton
Paris
England
Huntsvile
Ala
James Darwin
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