Political conventions and midwestern state politics in 1904
The record lists party conventions and nominations across the 1904 campaign, naming Thomas Watson, Samuel Williams, and others as presidential or vice presidential nominees. It notes local option results, mayors elected in Milwaukee and Kansas City, and various national figures tied to Roosevelt Taft Bryan and Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipr
People's Party
St. Louis
Thomas Watson
Georgia
Samuel Wilama
Indiana
David
Rose
Milwaukee
Wis
T. T. Crittenden, Jr
Kansas City
Roosevelt Mccaren
Chicago
H. Taft
United States
Sherman
Frank H. Hitchcock
William Jennings Bryan
Denver
Colo
Thomas BE. Watson
Atlanta
Johnworth Kern
Galo
Eugene W. Chafin
Watkina
Ada
Ohio
Banks and railroads collapsing in a wave of closings
A flood of bank failures and receiverships hits major institutions across the United States. National banks in New York, Philadelphia, and Cleveland suspend operations while railroads and savings banks face insolvency and government actions. Sentences list multiple bank closings, receiverships, indictments, and reorganizations with broad geographic spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Bank and Trust Co
Dallan
Tex
Texas Saving Bank
John 2. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Capital State Bank
Boise
Idaho
i—Tradera and Mechanics’ Bank
Pittsburg
i—National Bank of North America
New York
New Amsterdam National Bank
Capital
Mechanica and Traders’ Bank
Oriental Bank of New York
W. B. Ridgely
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
International and Great Northern Railroad Co
Gould
Wauseon
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Euclid Avenue Trust Co
Cleveland
Reserve Trust Co
And
Korclunko Company Bank
Warnaw
Ind
Mate
Fe -Oulmena. Bank
Ver
National Deposit Bank
Philadelphia
Curfarmers
Banking Co
Wall
States Court of Appeals
Aue
Union Cavational Bank
Bommerville
H. Pic
Asa
National Ban of America
News York
Moree
Curtis
Eldred Bank of
Eldred
Notable Obituaries and Local Incidents Stir Chronicle
A list of notable deaths and public notices from New York to California and abroad includes Edmund Clarence Stedman in New York aged, Charles Emory Smith in Philadelphia aged 65, and many others. The item covers bank presidents, editors, politicians, and military figures, along with a sequence of accidents and disasters across multiple states with brief mentions of locations and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Clarence Stedman
New York
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia Press
Hussia
Milladelphia
Morria J. Jessup
Edward Alexander McDowell
Loulwe de
Thumence
Italy
John Coburn
Aerawallm
Ind
Richard
Are
Paris
Don Ilo
Glerch
Dennis O'Sullivan
Iria
Oliver
Booth
Bema
Ben
Redfeld
Vermont
Washington
United States
William Pinckney Whyte
Maryland
Ballimore
Charles HH. Mowler
New Yor
Weed
W. Janes Bryan
Wwriter
Tor
Florida
T. C
Duke of Devonshire
Spencer Compton Cavendish
London
A. Ll. Brick
Indiana
Indianapolis
Attornay Charkes Quarles
Milchav
Bom. Cutcheon
Michigan
Ronaresamario
Ypalkund
Mich
Ferdinand Shoemaker
Oatmeal King
Akron
Wiley
Alabama
Hot Springs
Leeds
Rock Brisa Railway
Cleveland
Princeton
W. H. Parker
South Dakota
Deadwood
B. C
QohMurat Hulatead
Cincinnati
Joel Chantalarrie
Remus
Atlanta
pMplace
Aleghee
Henry C
Potter Peratown
Loula B
Snow
St. Louis
Mifornia
James
Budd
Stockton
Cal
Sen
Allison
Sto Dusugye
bysthe-Bea
Avon
Mera Ae Bankey
eVangellat
Brooktraged
Pawel
Cora Re
Satan Kean
Turbulent World Events Highlight volatile era
A chaotic global roundup reports Lisbon street killings amid revolutions and monarch claims in Tortu France. It notes Torres of Portuga, river floods in Hankow and earthquakes near Ching, while Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman resigns as British PM. Caracas unrest and Venezuelan leadership turmoil also feature in the wider crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Tena
Addiral
Rale
Carlos
Marie Tieda da
Stoensel
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Shah of Perewid
Teheran
Jian de Buabinics
Mexico
Japan
Peire da Bielnesun
Huhla
Brazil
M-Liewt
Gen
Emirnoft
Petersburg
Liewt
Cen
Mock
Mort Arthur
Mateu
Lideyouh
Peor
Hadake
London
Lineviteh
Emperor Nicholas
Peter
Duke de Chaulneas
Paris
Gladiator
Iiner
Paul
Wikht
Periahing
Notre Dame de Balette
Potaria
Armenia
Perala
China
Ole Train
Aaere Buller
Ras Amr Tpmule
Wuso- Mh
Historic sports notes from early 1900s world events
Records and headlines span boxing, skiing, billiards, and track. Notable items include battles for world titles, ski records by Venson and Mangseth, DemAREST billiards titles, and Burns knocking out Koche in Dublin. Mentions of Olympics, car Grand Prix, and a major earthquake in Southern Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Moran
Abe Attell
Edward Hanlon
Pilon Varaman
Toronto
Can
George Dixon
New York
Venson
lé—John Mangseth
BA. Wengler
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tommy Burne
Jer Koche
Dublin
Evenson
Calvin Demarest
Apr
Frank Gotel
George Mackensehmidt
Henry Chadwick
Ted
Harvard
Viale
Battling Nelson
Joe Gane
Drieeo
Mercedes
France
Thomas J. Brice
Columbus Baseball Club
Flanagan
Americto
Sheppard
Bheridan
Howe
John J. Toyes
Olwrnapal Wines
Sweden
Avai
South Africa
Greeen
Norway
Germany
Miersen
Australia
Kintanid
Tommy Burnn
Sydney
Tilly Papel
Jey Ketelel
Los Angeles
London
Pietrl
John J. Hallvionle
Ie Stemmie Rave
Madison Boner
Ceriany
Stanley Keichel
Billy Cooke
Elieo
Mie Neweigh
Collawon
Contes Kiem
John Kione
New York-Chicago
Jock Johnsom
Shane Plounhi
Tommy Rures
Sydgey
Aviatealio
Italy
Unclear Text Fragments Related to Labor and Officials
Fragmentary OCR shows references to labor strikes riots and officials in various locations. Mentions include Pensacola, Cleveland, and Denver with names like Stone and Campers, and hints of militia, railways, and court actions. Text is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pols
Pensaloca
Fila
Herve
Govarder
Florida
naBco
a-Central Weelds Es Operatre
City
Cleveland
Stone
Ean
International Ingineera’ Brotherhood
Uel Gampers
Sam Ney
Ta Menthy
Seerstary Peeak
Damaenx
Mississippi Lawmaker Elected to U S Senate in 1911 Term
The Mississippi legislature elected John Sharp Williams to the United States Senate, term starting March 4, 1911. Other states followed with senators chosen by state legislatures as President Roosevelt moved on several policy topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
United States
Edward W. Carmack
Robert Cooper
Ashville
Tenn
Tiptonville
Ray Lamphere
Belle Gurness
Laporte
Ind
Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Mississippi
John Sharp Williamen
United States Senate
Sen
Wetmore
Rhode
Gov. Bradley
J. B. McCreary
Mar. Garr
South Carolina
Benate
South America
Germmny
Meal Milton
Fla
Bryan
Germany
D. J. FN
Roosevelt
Amber Tower
Senate
Hil
Edne Norris
Montana
Ron “Eer Vane Sterling Eerplayers’ Mabl Atty Iy
House
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Naval Staton
Benatar Iton
Benatar Bryan
Vreeland
Ing
Iain
Caracas
Lake Wright Tokalt
Venenusia
Smith
Ae Victor Ht
Va Ucersaot
Riehes Barrera Ak
Constitutional setback and political turmoil across 19th century
scattered notes recount US Supreme Court invalidating an employers liability law, naval fleet movements to Magdalene Rupee Court, rail rights disputes with North Carolina, a high profile separation case of Alfred G Vanderbilt, and local political shifts including town elections and saloon concerns amid broader social changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Herald Square
York
Atlantic
North Carolina
Myra
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Husband
Atlee
Canish Tila
Conati- May Fenantic Eee
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Chas
Jev- A. da
Wiare
Union Square
Helle Gonness
la Porte
Gunnesa
Loa Porte
Daniel Cooper
Cadillac
Willson
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Willam Goebel
Babine County
Guiseppe Alla
Leo Heinricha
Canonity
Russellville
Noringfeld
Nexre
Hichardseon
Springfield
Wil- Man
Donegan
Acheel
Hanna
Wyo
Union Pacific
Virginia
West Virginia
Chelnew
Texas
South Dako
Nebraska
Louisland
Miesiasippi
Henry County
Madison
Oklahoma
Belleview
Louieville
Mehfeld
Fort Crook
Gilliam
Alfalfa County
Gkla
Coal Creek
Michael
Augusta
Halleyville
Oklw
Thomas
Selfridge
Orville Wright
Fort Meyer
Minnesota
Metz
Presque Tale
Alpena County
Forest Free
Marianna
Panama Cannl
Mark, Col
Ford
Chicago Great Western — Railroad
New Orleans
Camp Cook
Lons
Omaha Packing Co
Bouth Omaha
Neb
Lone
Morrin Kansay City
Peewdon Nivers
Que
Mlock
Port Chester
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Wightnnings
Pennsylvania
Tome
Joan
Duluth
Minn
Locks
Weston Charter
Cottonwood
Joss, McChhng
Rawhide
Nev
Hondole
Indianola
Miss
Mardatown
Oma
Okla
Lown
Nec
Nicholas Henn
Fabrii Bernhard Felsenthal
America
Chi
Ata Aucrenti
Abe
Providence
Toledo
Mole
SA Spring Valley
Waeon
Mar
Natchex
Pansat Laquin
Kilnworth
St-Neur Helena
Ark
Newport
Ore
Kellen
Lookout
Mount Lookout
Clarendon
Latineh Tank
Blaat
Jin
Bun Pedro
Burat
Annapolis
Glidstone
Auf Focation
Cieano
Chadron
AL Clinton
Wellington
Kun
Iy “Doy Ehowd
Warren's Landing
Kilbourne
Chelsea
Mass
Wilkenbarre
Loop
Young's Moulnt
Mont
Colttelon
Ial
Bugur Ridge
Scappoose
Mort Collings, Col
Borrie
Brooklyn
N.Y
Arkansas
Dee
Cope Thay
Stemrinner Soo Chy
Fleren Gale
Lake Superior
Grovax
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Carlos Ands
Luc Puppe
Poriucel
Lisbon
Manauel Hf
Tortuont
Kaisa
Wilhela
Ch Bo
Gagseee
Genalv
Plun
Anton Gimon
Caye
Gomes
Venezuela
Castro
Tastro
el Withble
Berlin
Falllores
Fdnron Cotto
Revolutioniate
Goy
Hani
Muncie
Thomas Jewle
United Ming, Workers of
Fective Agar
Leon Brewery
Minera
T. L. Lewis
Minneapolis
Bolse
Thah Pettibone
Nunberg
George
Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
Ee Committee
Aeme
Ilsues
Palica
Col. H. Neviva
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