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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1898

Page

12

Year 1897 Busy With Happenings Worldwide Chronology

A chronological roundup lists banks and savings institutions opening or suspending, with numerous city and state banks from Minnesota to Texas. It notes a long sequence of financial events, bank suspensions, and notable financial losses across many states, followed by a record of disasters, drownings, mine and rail accidents, then a sweeping yellow fever outbreak in the South with casualties and economic impact. The article also cites major fire, flood, and industrial incidents, plus notable bank failures and property losses across multiple cities and states.

Large liabilities listed for various firms and dates

A compiled list shows numerous firms and organizations with liabilities ranging from $283,000 to $4,000,000 and dates from January to November. Entries include White & Pittsburgh Coal Co., Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co., United States Building Association, United Press Association, Consolidated Up Land Co., Massachussetts Benefit Life, and many others across cities like Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, New York, Chicago, Boston, and Oshkosh.

Cincinnati, White & Pittsburgh Coal Co Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co Pennsylvania Lead Co Burgh Keystone Co Sterling Lil United States Build Association Covesille William Brown & Co Commission Merchants San Prancioso Tarr Hubbard Millin Co Mankato Minn Jan Dolese & Shepard stone con_tractors Chicago Commercial Building Trust Louisville Massachusetts Benefit Life Association Boston E. B. Et New Syork Seymore Bros New York W. G. Hitchcock & Co Silk Deal Fowler Chicaso Erner Co., Publishers Oshkosh Wis Henry

Shocking 19th Century Tragedies List of Fatal Domestic Acts

A historical clipping catalogs numerous deadly incidents across the United States, detailing domestic killings, drownings, suicides, and lynching-era violence. Entries name towns and states like Janesville Wisconsin Wayne Nebraska Lexington Kentucky Park City Utah and Chicago, outlining wives children husbands and sweethearts killed or harmed in tragic events. The list includes dates January through December and references crimes such as murder suicide and mass fatalities linked to jealousy insanity or drunkenness.

Janesville Wis Herman Slimm Wayne Neb C. K. Rash Robert Cort Self Lexington John W. Marrs Orrick Bee Rainwater Leadville Col Geo. Ratliffe Belle Walker San Antonio Tex Bud Franks Urbana A. W. May Cora Caseman Carroll John Beecker Flint Mich Lester L. Burton Wife Leominster Mass John F. Boynton Gallup N. M Clemente Rivera Victor Barrera Blue Earth City Geo. Young Chicago Luetgert Navy Worcester Edward Hamilton Antreat Dall Ty Jovallas Jas. Boswell Emma Smith Jas. Barton aNit Nese Udilla Roov Unadilla Iph van Boe Cushing L. D. Spickler Benton Harbor Mitch Henry Kammerer Manchester, Ky Will Burdy Jas. Philpot Bob Gregory

Ambiguous OCR Note of Large Loss Case

Fragmentary text indicates a mention of losses around half a million dollars or more tied to a Chicago state capital area, with unclear names and dates. The legible pieces reference an event or inquiry labeled Fatta del Seg and aliases, but no coherent facts or entities verified for precise reporting.

Turbulent 1897 War Timeline From Crete to Cuba

A dense sequence of events across 1897 detailing massacres in Crete, bombardments at sea, naval movements, and refugee crises. Notable items include mass killings in Crete, Greek Turkish battles, Greek advances, and Greek retreat from Larissa, with later notes on Cuban insurrection, Spanish politics, and global diplomacy.

Major U S labor strikes and wage changes timeline

A condensed labor history recounts mass actions across industry from Feb to Sep including Illinois Steel Works starting to run at South Chicago employing 3,000, a Pittsburgh glass workers strike ending with costs over 1 million, a failed Youngstown wage conference causing 75,000 idle mill workers, a massive United Mine Workers coal strike with 125,000 miners out, wage increases at Algonquin Woolen Mills,_SETS pact among Pittsburgh coal operators, violent clashes and fatalities near Scottdale, a federal injunction against Debs, injuries at Unity mine riots, a 25 percent wage rise for New York tailors, cloak makers strikes in New York City, and a St Louis labor leaders conference urging public rail and telegraph ownership and gun rights, with total wage losses around 10.5 million in ten weeks of mid-strike activity.

Illinois Steel Co South Chicago American Flint Glass Workers’ Union Pittsburgh Youngstown Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and Manufacturers United Mine Workers of America United Mine Workers Columbus Algonquin Woolen Mills Co Passaic N. J Williamee Scottdale Jackson Parkersburg W. Va E. V. Debs and Associates Monongah Coke & Coal Co N. Y Cleveland Gas Coal Co Unity New York New York City St. Louis Latimer Torumapias Nilsson Minneapolis J. K. von Winnipeg Montreal B. & Q. Tren Chicago Denver Ile Fitzsimmons Carson City Nev Orbert Tillie Anderson Detroit Lucania Queenstown Lucretia Borgia Oakland Cal C. H. Henderson F. C. van de Lande Walter C. Sanger Albatrons Colorado Springs McReynolds Carruthers Wesley Robinson John Dresher Orange Atlanta E. H. Ten Eyck Henley Eng Harry Sidwell Cincinnati Lizzie Glaw Toledo Star Pointer Joe Pachen Pedro Peter Tollons South Bend Ind John Flanagan Ralph Gregory Ben Kelley Roae Scranton Readville Mass A. L. Hachenberger Walters London Geo. W. Clark Ree Boston Indianapolis Cedar Rapids J. W. Stocks A. E. Jackson Chatham Ont Chas. Roberts Toronto A. E. Walters Baltimore Cleveland Washington Brooklyn Philadelphia Louisville Michael John R. Gentry Robert J Glen Falls Baltimore Club Dan McLeod Farmer Burns Eddie McDuffie Lhas M. Murphy University_ of Wisconsin U. of Chicago University of Chicago U. of Michigan Chicago Athletic Association New Jersey Association U. of Wisconsin Northwestern Ill U. of Pennsylvania Cornell Union Pacific Fast Mail Cheyenne Omaha Slosson York Ives Nts C. N. Miller C. B. Buckley Kid" McCoy Dan Creedon Walter Conger Milwaukee Frank M

Coal mine and steel wage gains amid 1917 strike activity

In Wheeling West Virginia injunctions target Debs and the 6th Regiment. In Wilkesbarre deputies pursue a Latimer murder case. Girardsville reports 9 wounded in mining disputes. Hazleton cops pulled back as order restored. Wilmington Illinois coal field resumes work with a 10 percent wage increase. Olneyville Rhode Island mill workers gain 20 percent wage rise. Youngstown Ohio limestone and iron workers win 10 to 20 percent boosts. Northern Timots coal strike ends December 10. Pittsburgh district window glass wages rise 15 percent on December 18.

Wheeling Petual E. V. Debs M N Wilkesbarre Latimer Girardsville Hazelton Wilmington Missouri Oy Olneyville R. I Youngstown Tilmots Pittsburgh

Long list of murders and crimes across states in 19th century watch list

A compact chronicle catalogs numerous violent crimes from January to December including multiple murders, assaults, arsons, and poisonings. Names, locations, and dates appear for countless cases across Louisiana, Kentucky, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and other states, detailing alleged perpetrators and victims.

Global cyclone and flood tolls shock readers across states

A sweeping year in brief chronicles killer cyclones floods and freezes across Louisiana Texas Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and many others. Major storms wreck towns kill dozens and flood thousands of farms while winter freezes plunge temperatures to record lows. The survey notes Burmese events include earthquakes and remarkable weather extremes alongside political milestones from arbitration treaties to presidential inaugurations.

Storms and Quakes Sweep US Coast to Rockies

A sequence of natural disasters records a dramatic October to December period: Delaware coast battered by a 19 year worst storm causing about 1 million dollars in damage. blizzards hit eastern Colorado Nebraska and South Dakota. a destructive November tornado hits Boulder and nearby Colorado towns. a violent earthquake trembles Galena and Lebanon Iran.

Delaware Colorado Nebraska South Dakota Boulder Galena Point la Hache Lebanon

Notable Deaths and Obituaries of Public Figures in 1880s

A catalog of prominent deaths and obituaries listed by date across 1880s events. Includes congressmen elects governors admirals judges and senators in cities such as Beaver Pittsburgh Bangor Memphis Louisville Boston and Washington. Entries name individuals age and location with occasional titles.

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