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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1909

Page

6

Political Year in Review From 1908 to 09 Refresher

A compact chronology recounts party conventions, nominations, and key political moves across 1908 and 1909. Highlights include Roosevelt and Taft dynamics, Bryan and Watson campaigns, reform-era clashes, pivotal votes, lynchings and riots, and the shifting balance of governors and ambassadors. The record emphasizes named figures like Taft, Roosevelt, Bryan, Watson, and Kern, with mentions of cities such as Chicago Denver Milwaukee and Cincinnati.

People’s Party St. Louis Thomas E. Watson Georgia Samuel Williams Indiana Illinois David S. Rose Milwaukee Wis T. T. Crittenden, Jr Kansas City Modan Roosevelt Chicago H. Taft United States Jas. S. Sherman Frank H. Hitchcock William Jennings Bryan Denver Colo Thomas Jy. Watson Atlanta John Worth Kern Eugene W. Chafin Chicagso A. S. Watkins Ada Oho Jd. W. Kern Chaas A. Deneen Mllinois Thos A. Marshall Fred M. Warner Michigan James A. Davidson Wiseconal Chan. i. Hughes New York

Bankruptcies and closures rock national banking scene

A wave of bank failures and receiverships hits major institutions from Rockyford California to New York City. Among actions are trustees taking over 6 four big New York diamond firms, Chicago Great Western railways placed in receivership, and several banks in Texas Idaho Pittsburgh and Ohio suspended or closed. John R Walsh of Chicago National Bank convicted of misappropriating funds and multiple banks liquidated or assigned throughout the year with numerous indictments and resignations.

State Bank Rockyford Cal New York Chicago Great Western Railroad Western Bank and Trust Co Dallas Tex Texas Saving Bank John R. Walsh Chicago National Bank Canital State Bank Boise Idaho Traders and Mechanics’ Bank Pittsburg National Bank of North America New Amsterdam National Bank Acapital Mechanics and Traders’ Bank Oriental Bank of New York W. B. Ridgely Reorganized National Bank of Commerce Kansas City International and Great Northern Railround Co Gould BE. R. Thomas O. F P. Thomas Provident Savings Life Assurance Society Jones National Bank Aspin, Col Pike County Bank and Trust Co Pipcom City Miss Bank of Euclid Avenue Trust Co Cleveland Reserve Trust Co American Savings Bank G. W. MacMillen & Co Kosciusko Company Bank Warsaw Ind Citizens’ Bank Dover Uw—National Deposit Bank Philadelphia Farmers and Merchants’ Banking Co United States Court of Appeals Chicago First National Bank Belle Plaine Minn J. G. Lund A. O. Brown & Co A. Booth & Co Union National Bank Summerville Charles W. Morse Alfred FH. Curtis National Bank of America C. W. Morse Curtis Hiired Bank of Eldred National Exchange Bank Springfield W. O. Oldham State Savings Bank H. B. McDaniel Springport Mich Somersworth N. H Thomas I. Ryan Henry W. Poor

Massive fire losses tally across cities in historic blaze list

A sweeping roll of municipal fires reports extensive damage and high losses. From Parker building in New York to Portland city hall, Chicago loop, Indianapolis warehouses, and many others, fires damaged business districts, storage facilities, and residences with totals reaching millions.

Parker New York McNeiil & Higgins Portland Chicago “Loop Coburn Indianapolis Ind Nelson Morris Parking Plaant Kansas City Twin Lakes Minn George Gould Lakewood N. J Berlin N. H Peoria Tampa Fla Big Timber Mont Leland Springfield Ill Lynchburg Richmound, VI Auntinole Coalton Walkerton Land

List of notable deaths and events across years and regions

A long mixed record lists prominent figures from Charles Emory Smith to Grover Cleveland and other politicians, actors, and bishops with ages and locations. It also catalogs accidents, disasters, and military events worldwide, including shipwrecks, earthquakes, and battles across 19th and early 20th centuries.

Historic sports milestones and notable deaths list

A chronicle of boxing and athletic feats with dates and places, noting Owens Mo draw with Abe Attell, Edward Hanlon death in Toronto, George Dixon death in New York, world records in ski jumping and bowling, billiards champion Calvin Demarest, Tommy Burns knockout, Olympic performances, and major 1908 era events including the Sydney boxing bout and the Sicily earthquake.

Owen Moran Abe Attel Edward Hanlon Exworld Oarsmiulm Toronto Can George Dixon New York EB. Venson Oyun IV EWA John Mangseth A. Wengler Chicago Cincinnati Venson Tommy Burns Jem Roche J Dublin Ivenson Calvin Demarest Apr Rank Mercedes France Thomas J. Brice Columbus Baseball Club Fishagan America Olymp ‘Pic Sheppard Sheridan Rose John J. Tayes United Wingdom Sweden Canada South Africa Greece Norway Germany Italy Wuneary Australia Finland Tommy Turns Squires Sydney Detroit Jimmy Britt Johnny Summers London Dorando Pietri John J. Hayes Madison Square Garden Stanley Ketchel Billy Papke San Francisco National Baseball Commission Klein Johnstone New York-Chicago Jack Johnson Tommy Buros Sicily

Historic US events and trials across 1920s era notes

A dated compilation lists Supreme Court rulings on lability laws and railroad rights, battleship fleet movements to Magdalena Bay San Diego and San Francisco, Illinois saloon elections, a Wood-Platt divorce case, religious and aviation milestones, President Roosevelt border actions, Wright brothers flight records, and various graft, prohibition, and court actions including a Guatemala minister injury and Missouri oil company removals.

Supreme Court of the United States Auttle Herald Square Newark Magdalena Bay Supreme Court Minnesota North San Francisco Moe C. Wood United States Thomas C. Platt Harry K. Thaw Agnew Hart New York Roosevelt Col H. M. Nevins Grand Army of the Republic W. Tt. Gilman Roxbury Mass Women's Relief Corps Orville Wright Fort Moyer Wilbur Wright le Mans France United States Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago Senor Don Juan Barrios Guatemala Washington Te National Rivers and Harborstone Press Edgewater N. J Kungay Supreme Court w—American Tobacco Company Pittsburg Standard, Republic Waters-Pierce Missouri Virginia City Mont

Fatal Accidents Reported Across Several States

Chronicle of deadly incidents notes seven drowned in Kickapoo Kansas March at skiff overturning ten deaths five in Vinegar Bend Alabama five in Jimtown Pennsylvania seven burned deaths Bedford City Virginia nine miners killed by explosion Hawk's Nest West Virginia nine in mining blast Wesson Mississippi six in cyclone Northumberland Pennsylvania seven by boiler explosion South Carlton Kentucky nine in mine blast New Liskard Ontario seven burned to death in February list of locations and causes.

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