Yearly Review of 1897 Highlights Across the World
A comprehensive chronicle notes disasters crimes and personal crises, major bank suspensions and failed financings, with a vast ledger of bank names and dates from January to December. It also reports yellow fever outbreaks in the Gulf states, with tolls and regional impact, and lists notable fires floods and industrial incidents across numerous cities, including losses and notable corporate sites.
Large Claims Involving Half Million Dollars Listed
The item lists numerous financial obligations and liabilities over $500,000 across firms and individuals in multiple states. Entries include Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co in Cincinnati, Reverene Co in Pennsylvania, Mutual Life Insurance Co in Indianapolis, and Overman Wheel Co in Chicopee Falls among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Erie
Pittsburgh
Aioe
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co
Pennsylvabany
Reverene Co
United States
Esocine Tase Hudertsan Association
Milwaukee
Micel Aids We Awe Press Association
New
Dean & Co
New York
Cooperative Towtony Tenp
Aew
Superior
Wis
Laerog Sho
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Indianapolis
a _ ain Brown sion merchants
San Poncae
Tee
Willam Tarr
Lexing Ys Yard Milling Co
Mankaint
Foese & Shepard Aise Ee
Louisville
G Trust
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Boston
E. B. Cuthbert & Co
Bepre Kyron
Ock Brokers
Ers
Chicago
Owler Cycle Oeerner Co
Oshkosh
Henry Sherr
Owensboro
R. Monarch Dec Distiller
Overman Wheel Co
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Tragic Coastal Toll and Domestic Conflicts Highlight Year
A chronicle of deadly incidents across the nation lists mining disasters, shipwrecks, fires, and railway wrecks with multiple fatalities. It also catalogs a series of domestic tragedies including murders, suicides, lynching fears, and jail break tensions, noting locations from Nebraska to Kentucky and Texas to Michigan with dates and affected individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Herman Stimm
Wayne
Neb
C. K. Rash
Robert Cort
Self
Lexington
John W. Marrs
Orrick
Bee Rainwater
Leadville
Col
Geo. Ratliffe
Belle Walker
San Antonio
Tex
Pud Franks
Urbana
Toledo
R. Ashwell
Victor, Col
Henry H. Tillotson
Ella Taylor
Park City
Utah
James Quinn
Whiteside
Mich
Victor Anderson
Shamokin
A. W. May
Cora Caseman
Carroll
John Beecker
Flint
Lester L. Burton
Wife
Leominster
Mass
John F. Boynton
Gallup
N. M
Clemente Rivera
Victor Barrera
Glue Earth City
Miss
Geo. Young
Chicago
Luetgert
Worcester
Maass
Edward Hamilton
Pallas
Jas. Boswell
Emma Smith
Jas
Barton
Unadilla
Ralph van Hore
Cushing
L. D
Splekier
Benton Harbor
Henry Kammerer
Mason
Scott Bowdish
Milwaukee
Albert Krueger
Kansas City
Chas. Denneller
Mary Anderson
Bluff
Marcus Wagsauar
Katie Dosenback
Manchester
Will Burdy
Jas. Philpot
Bob Gregory
Fragmented City Notice on Large Financial Loss
Fragmentary OCR item notes substantial losses in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania capital area, with figures including six hundred thousand to over a million dollars referenced, though details are unclear. It mentions efforts to ban or regulate activity in Chicago and references to February and January dates without complete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadel His
Chicago
Ha! Dare
State Capitol
Global conflicts and labor unrest sweep 1900s chronicles
Across years and oceans, the record chronicles massacres in Crete, Greek Turkish hostilities, Cuban incidents, Asian battles, and harsh labor strife in the United States. It catalogs clashes, diplomatic moves, assassinations, and strikes with dates and key players like Greece, Turkey, Spain, Cuba, Russia, and U.S. unions amid wartime strain and economic turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussulmans
Crete
Vesse
Richard Ruiz
Philippine Islands
Turkey
Greece
Nezeros
Kontra
Damasi
Revenl
Mati
Larissa
Tyranavos
Dokomos
Velestino
Thessaly
Calhoun
Cuba
Barney Barnato
Morocco
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
Margaret O. Oliphant
London
Sultan
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Republic of Central America
Havana
Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Santa Agueda
Khele Angiolli
Gen
Martinez Campos
India
Agre
Armalfo Arroyo
Pres. Diaz
Mexico
Sagasta
Gen. Weyler
Marshal Blanco
United States Monetary Commission
British Foreign Office
England
Duchess of Teck
Queen Victoria
Richmond
Eng
Porto Rico
Russia
Kiao-Chau
China
Hayti
Germany
Guisa
Haytian
Sanguilly
Alphonse Daudet
Paris
Col
Ruiz
Aranguren
Port Arthur
Caneields
Canto River
Koordistana
Salmas
Pinar del Rio
Kin-Chau
Coal strikes and wage boosts sweep eastern mills
Court actions in Wheeling suppress obstructions while state police pursue cases. Wilkesbarre reports Latimore murder amid mining unrest. Troops withdraw from Hazelton as most mines resume work. Wilmington Illinois coal field sees 10 million dollars in mills resume with wage hikes. Rhode Island mill workers gain 20 percent as Youngstown Ohio mines raise 10 to 20 percent. Northern Illinois miners end strike as Pittsburgh window glass workers seek 15 percent gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uunois Steel Co
South Chicago
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Ing Up United
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
William Cummings
Scottdale
Jackson
Federal
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. Ry
Wheeling
E. V. Debs
Martin
Girardayile
Hazelton
Wilmington
Ill
Milners
Missouri
Olneryville
R. I
Illinois
List of lynching and murder cases across states
A compiled chronicle lists numerous 1890s era violence events including lynchings, murders, assaults, arson and related crimes across Louisiana Alabama Kentucky Mississippi Georgia Illinois Missouri and other states. Entries name dates locations and involved racial groups with occasional outcomes and charges.
Cyclones and floods sweep across states with multiple fatalities
A sequence of storms and tempests from January to August devastate towns in Texas Louisiana Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Alabama and Arkansas. Reports list cyclones tornadoes floods and earthquakes causing dozens of deaths and widespread property loss across numerous counties and cities including Plano Denton Itasca Fort Worth Arlington Madison Mankato Grand Forks and Saratoga amid record cold waves and rising waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishny Island
Persian Gulf
Texas
Louisiana
Northwest
Virginia
Minn
Bedford
Ind
Ralston
O. T
Leeds
Lynn
James
Hinton and Merrill
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Utica
Miss
Plano
Denton
Hutchins
Itasca
Fort Worth
Lake Charles
Clayton
Flamsby
Vidalia
Arlington
Academy
Abbeville
Genoa
Ala
Rockingham County
N. H
Cynthiana
Washington
Des Moines
Floyd
Big Sioux
Little, Sioux, Rock, Jim
Vermillion
Elkhorn
Mankato
Tooded
Austin
Tex
Jevee
Isissippi la
Chandler
O. Te Tahini
Mar ¢l
Gladys
Ark
Superior
Neb
Colorado
Indian Bay
White River
Madrid
Cleveland County
Grand Yorks
N. C
Red River
West Guthrie
Mississippi River
Memphis
Gulf
el Paso
Paso
Vermont
Lytle
Ayclone
Ilinois Institution
Lincoln
van aCyclone
Saline
Kan
Hall
Topeka
Barnum
Colcags
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Youngstown
Saratoga
N. Y
Upper Hinton
W. Va
Bat
Wilmot
Record of severe weather events across 19th century coast
A compressed chronicle lists a string of disasters with dates and places: October 5 on the Delaware coast hurricane damage. October 26 blizzards across eastern Colorado, Nebraska, and South Dakota. November 10 destructive tornadoes in Boulder and Colorado towns. December 3 violent earthquake in Galena. December 18 tornado in Point La Hache Louisiana. fatalities noted at Point La Hache and an earthquake at Lebanon Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Boulder
Galena
Point la Hache
Lebanon
Notable list of deaths and events across 1880s figures
A dense ledger of notable deaths including congressmen governors admirals and writers with ages and locales such as Maine Bangor Virginia Lexington and Washington. It also records political moves and events such as tariff bills passes and conventions across August to December listing figures like Dolph Voorhees Meade Coke and McKinley and noting anniversaries and civic appointments.
Varied Civic Events Mark 1900s National Pulse in Washington
Dates list political social religious and educational items from February to December. Notable events include arbitration treaty signings in Washington with a five member commission, women’s suffrage battles in Nebraska and Nevada, league elections in Albany, and McKinley Hobart inauguration. Also noted are Y M C A and DAR activities, postal congress, and sporting milestones across cycling, racing, and football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Washington
Fuller
Justice Brewer
U. S
Lord Herschell
Robi. Collins
Great Britain
Nebraska
I. B. Potter
N. Y
League of American Wheelmen
Albany
N.Y
Nevada
National Congress of Mothers
Mann Page
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Adlai Stevenson
Daughters of American Revolution
Mark Hanna
Rep
U. S. Senate
Mark-Wm. McKinley
Garret A. Hobart
N. J
Senate
John Sherman
Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Russell A. Alger
Mich
Jos. McKenna
Cal
Jas. A. Gary
Navy
Jac. D. Long
House of Representatives
Carter H. Harrison
Dem
Harrison
Chicago
Wolcott
C. J. Paine
Boston
Stevenson
Mobile
Ala
International Convention of
Grant Monument
McKinley
William J. Deboe
Tennessee
Nashville
England
Universal Postal Congress
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Pittsburgh
Cuba
Nationalood Citizens’ Convention
Tenn
General Assembly of Presbyterian Church
Eagle Lake
Ind
Philadelphia
Irving Rouse
St. Louis
Stewart L. Woodford
Spain
American Railway Union
E. V. Debs, Pres
Social Democracy of America
Jac. B. Gordon
Dbmmanier
United Confederate Vetsel
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State Savings
Whitehall
Citizens’ National
Fargo
N. D
Omaha
Germania
Weat Side
St. Paul
First City
Nora ‘Springs
National
Devil'se
Commercial
Eau Claire
Bank of Canton
Citizens
Lanesboro
Bank of North
Pirst National
Newport
Minnesota Savings
German Savings
Upland
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Excelsior Springs
Pottsdam
First National
Olympia
Farmers' and Merchants
Free‘port
Bankers’ Exchange
Minneapolis
Tonawanda
Bank of Lithonia
Security Loan and Trust Company
Mullanphy Savings
Mars—Lexington Savings
Baltimore
Bank of Mulhall
West Point
State Bank
Farmers’ and Merchants
de Kalb County Bank
Maysville
American Exchange
Buffalo
Globe Savings
N. Barnes, Son & Co
Bankera
Norfolk
Bank of
Hutchinson
Cripple Creek
Belknap Savings
Laconia
State
Monticello
State National
Logansport
Third National
Orleans
First State
Fenton
Union Trust and Savings
Tacoma
Wash
Keystone National
Mason, Tex
Nebraska National
York
Bank of Monmouth
Bank of Minneapolis
Piedmont State
Morgantown
Stock Exchange
el Reno
Pembina
Chestnut Street National
Chestnut Street Trust and Savings Fund Co
Pacific Junction
Gouverneur
Tazewell
Jamee Chadwell
Murray
Lake Freston
S. D
Sherman Heights
Tremont Street
de St. Nazaire
Carolina Coast
Henry County
Freshet
Laddsville
Pensacola
Fla
Nemeha County
Knoxville
Helena
Beaver Creek
White Oak Creek
Laurens
Pikeville
Pinkney, Tenn
White Oaks Creek
American Falls
Alma
Keystone
Hudson
Missouri City
Christian Endeavor
Westfield
Hartsville
Bay City
Pineville
Boone
New Haven
Conn
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Reno
Nev
Cairo
Dahlgren
Galloway County
Gladstone
Glenwood Springs
Broad Ripple
Emporia
New Castle
van Buren
Chippewa Falls
Belie Allen
Johnston City
Talya Trail
Alaska
Schuyler
Willow Springs
Plankinton
Garrisons
New York Central Express
Hudson River
Scranton
Maplesville
Portland
Susan P. Thurlow
New Orleans
Ocean Springs
Edwards
Biloxi
Gulf States
Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital Service
South
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Ely
Walker & Co
New Defence Moresque
Newport News
Greatsburg
Merchants’ Refrierating Co
Hoboken
Alexandria
Bryan
Ellis Island
Harbor
Dasssio
Peoria
Grape “Sugar Co
Yonkers
Tunts Lumber Co
North Carolina
Peo House
Central Traction Co
Detroit
Opera House
Wabash Railway
Paadelphis
John & Jas. Dobson
Cleveland
Coliseum
Nelson
Pottsville
Fen
Dallas
Quoyne
Perry
Evansville
Hartford
Industrial
Amite City
Gus Willams
John Johnson
Archie Joiner
Rockfield
Robert Morton
Webb City
Rock Springs
Juliette
John Barfield
John R. Turner
O'Neill
Frank Cole
Sunnyside
Jeff
Nellie Smith
Mandy White
Kelly
Jim Nance
Rosebud
Arnibe Gth
Mountain Grove
John Mitchell
Jack Coffmann
Chas. Mitchell
Princess Anne
Wm. Andrews
Elba
Major Terre
W. L. Ryder
Jackson's Hole
Wyo
John D. Sargent
Pittsboro
Jim Seliers
Little Rock
Crownover
Beach
Barbersville
Jack Williams
Viney Bayo
Spring Hill
Geo. Turner
Chamberine
Harold Mosler
Franklin Park
Williamsburg
Ebony Sullivan
Abbeyville
Frank Smith
Versailles
Wyle Levi
Bert Andrews
Clifford Gordon
Wm. Jenkins
Hiney Shuler
Moreau River
Kendall
Tom Parker
White Cap
Cole
Constable
Morenci
A. T
Juan Madera
Carrollton
Bud Beard
Williamsport
Her Fairy
Phn Flo
Nied “Chas Jones Peeres
F ‘Smith
St. Gabriel
Bankston Ferry
Tom Waller
Farmington, Wash
Chadwick Marshall
John McDonald
J. J. Davidson
Heaver
Minister Willis
Honolulu
Daniel T. Davis
Maine
Bangor
J. A. Brooks
Prohibition
Jos. O. Shelby
Adrian
John Randolph Fucker
John Randolph Fucker, D. D., LL. D
Pen Deans
P. St. John
Edmund R. Calhoun
Alf. Pleasanton
Blondin
Jean Francois Gravele
Henry Ward Beecer
Stamford
Jos. N. Dolph
Ore
Wm. T. Adams
Culver Optie
Margaret J. Preston
Baltmore
Atmeus Cameron
la Crosse
Aur
H. Russell
Daniel W. Voorhees
Seth L. Milliken
Wm. Steele Holman
Jesse E. Peyton
Haddonfield
Albert G. Porter
Admiral Meade
Richard Coke
Waco
Jos. A. Earle
Greenville
S. C
Horatio King
Sam. Phillips Lee
Silver Springs
Alvah G. Clark
Cambridge
Edward D. Cooke
Jno. Evans
Denver
Isham G. Harris Tenn
Wm. Slocum Groesbeck
J. A. Morton
Hart
Jas. R. Doolittle
Edgewood
Providence
James Z. George
Mississippi City
Ashley B . Wright
North Adams
Secretary of the Navy
Geo. M. Robeson
Trenton
Neal Dow
Samuel J. R. McMillan
Jno
Roderick McPherson
Jersey City
U.S
Charles W. Jones Keane
Senator Roberson
Columbia
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Glencove
L. I
Algernon S. Paddock
Beatrice
Jno. Lorimer Worden
Monitor
Merrimac
Geo. M. Pullman
Palace Car Company
Henry George
Greater New York
Thos. A. Clingman
N.C
Jas. Pender
Milton
Nathan Fellows
Westerly
John M. Langens
Canton
Charles L. Childs
Hesing
Chas. Daniels
Wix Goharesankan
John Patton
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
U.S. Senate
Pres. McKinley
J. P. S. Robin
New American Party
E. H. Sellers
Hoard
Presiene
Farmers’ National Congress
St. Aul
Stephen J. Field
U. S. Supreme Court
Evangeline Cisneros
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Union Pacific Road
Reorganization Committee
A. van Wyck
Greater
Roger Wolcott
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Bushnell
Leslie M. Bhaw
Maryland
J. Hoge Tyler
Kansas
Japan
Aaron Jones
National Grange
Harrisburg
Chas. W. Hunt
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Griggs
American Federation
Labor
J. W. Daniel
Frederick Fraley
National Board of Trade
Nancy Allison McKiny
Atlanta
Joseph McKenna
Carl Schurz
National Civil Service Reform League
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Josiah Quincy
Sporting
Nilsson
Speaier
Winnipeg
Montreal
Incom
Fitzsimmons
Carson City
Orbett
Tillie Anderson
Eugene Taylor
R. E. Beach
Farmer Martin Burns
Dan
McLeod
Davenport
Cunard Line
Lucania
Queenstown
Lucretia Borgia
Oakland
C. H. Henderson
F. C. van de Lande
Colorado Springs
Wesley Robinson
John Dresher
Orange
E. H. Ten Eyck
Henley
Harry Sidwell
Lizzie Glaw
Star Pointer
Joe Pachen
Pedro
Peter Tollons
South Bend
John Flanagan
Ralph Gregory
Ben Kelley
Readville
A. L. Hachenberger
Walters
Geo. W. Clark
S—Michest
Western Association
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Stocks
A. W. Jackson
Chatham
Ont
Chas. Roberts
Toronto
A. KE. Walters
Brooklyn
Michael Rodem
John R. Gentry
Robert J
Glen Falls
Baltimore Club
Dan McLeod
Farmer" Burns
Eddie McDuffie
Chas. M. Murphy
Michael
University of Wisconsin
WY. of Chicago
University of Chicago
U. of Michigan
Chicago Athletic Association
New Jersey Association
U. of Wisconsin
Northwestern
U. of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Union Pacific Fast Mail
Sherence
Slosson
Ives
C. N. Miller
C. B. Buckley
Kid" McCoy
Dan Creedon
Walter C. Banger
Frank McDaniele