Notable figures and dates listed for historical figures
The record lists famous individuals with lifespan dates spanning 1910 to 1914 including Mark Twain who dies in 1910 in Danbury and Leo Tolstoy who dies in 1910 at age 82, alongside other entertainers politicians and scientists with birth or death dates through 1914.
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Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Mark Twain
Danbury, Conn
Twain
Tom Sawyer
Leo Tolstoy
L.L. Bean Boots From Wet-Feet Invention To Mailorder Empire
Leon Leonwood Bean, a Maine merchant, invents the Maine Hunting Boot in 1912 after leaking boots spur him to improve design. Ninety pairs fail, he refunds customers and perfects the boot, which becomes central to his mailorder sporting goods business. Camel cigarettes debut in 1913, with iconic packaging based on a circus camel photo. Chaplin introduces the Little Tramp in 1914's Kid Auto Races at Venice, fueling later fame.
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Leon Leonwood Bean
Maine
L.L
L.L. Bean
Charlie Chaplin
Mack Sennett
Venice
Chaplin
Major 1910 events include Latham altitude record and early NAACP rise
Chronology notes Hubert Latham tops 3,300 feet at Bouy on January 8 1910. Paris floods on January 26. Congress backs immigration reform March 26. National Negro Committee becomes NAACP May 1. Father’s Day first observed June 19. race riots July 4 after Jack Johnson’s title win. Edison unveils kinetophone August 27 aiming for talking pictures in cinemas.
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Hubert Latham
Bouy
France
From 1911: Fire at Triangle Shirtwaist kills many in NYC
A 1911 chronology notes a fatal Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York City during work hours, killing 146 mostly female workers earning a dollar per ten hours, alongside other major 1911 events across the United States and world. The list includes early aviation deaths, the Standard Oil breakup, the first Indy 500, King George V’s coronation, Chinese revolution beginnings, and Marie Curie’s second Nobel Prize.
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Triangle Shirtwaist
New York City
Notable 1912 Milestones From Statehood to Sports
Chronology covers New Mexico and Arizona statehoods in January and February, Girl Scouts origin in Savannah, Fenway Park opening with a Red Sox win, Ty Cobb incident and first baseball strike, Jim Thorpe’s historic Olympic double gold, and Woodrow Wilson’s 1912 political rise with a note on his November victory.
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Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Savannah
Juliette Gordon Low
Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
New York
Halley's Comet Fears Sweep the World in 1910
Readers learn that Halley’s comet returns after 75 years stirring mass hysteria and scientific warnings. People from Berlin to New York fear a cyanogen tail poison as Earth is predicted to pass through it on May 18 19, with prayers and doomsday gatherings reported in major cities.
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Halley
Amundsen Reaches South Pole in Historic Pole Quest
Dec 14 marks Roald Amundsen and four companions arriving at the South Pole after a race with Robert F. Scott's British team. The feat completes polar exploration at both ends of the Earth within under three years, following Robert E. Peary's North Pole reach in 1909.
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Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Robert F. Scott
Amundsen
Robert E
North Pole
Titanic's fateful voyage reported by Fort Worth Star Telegram
The April 15 Star Telegram relays AP summaries of the Titanic collision with an iceberg, its afloat status and tow toward Halifax. It notes 1,500 plus deaths, 711 survivors, and the loss of prominent figures like John Jacob Astor and Benjamin Guggenheim, underscoring the crisis of modern technology.
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North Atlantic
Titanic
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Associated Press
Southampton
England
New York
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
Cunard
Carpathia
John Jacob Astor
Benjamin Guggenheim
Turbulent 1914 World War I Prelude and Key Events
A sweeping timeline outlines early 20th century upheavals from women’s suffrage gains in Arizona and Kansas to the Armory Show exposing modern art in New York. It covers the 16th Amendment, Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring chaos, the Derby Day riots, McKinley ascent, Panama Canal opening, Mona Lisa recovery, Calumet tragedy, and Europe’s slide to war sparked by Archduke Ferdinand’s assassination and rising alliances.
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Jacques Cousteau
Eero Saarinen
Mother Teresa
Ronald Reagan
Ean Harlow
Thomas Lanier Tannac
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lucille Ball
Jackson Pollock
Perry Como
Ben Hogan
Julia Child
Gene Kelly
Roy Rogers
Thomas P
Tip” O'Neill Jr
William C. Westmoreland
Alec Guinness
Joe Louis
Thor Heyerdahl
Jonas Salk
Joe DiMaggio
Eagan Library
Mr. Bean
Old Joe’ Camel
R.J. Reynolds Co
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Old Joe
Seine River
Paris
Congress
United States
National Negro Committee
W.E.B. du Bois
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Spokane
Wash
YMCA
Spokane Ministerial Association
U.S
Houston
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Thomas Edison
West Orange
N.J
George E.M. Kelly
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
U.S. Eee
Standard Oil Co
Ray Harroun
George V
Westminster Abbey
Edward VII
China
Sun Yat Sen
Sun
Marie Curie
New Mexico
Arizona
Fenway Park
Boston
Boston Red Sox
New York Highlanders
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Stockholm
Sweden
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Oklahoma
Carlisle
Gustav V of
Woodrow Wilson
Pearance
Heavenly Visitors
Earth
Ley
Berlin
Constantinople
Mexico City
St. Petersburg
Central Park
Riverside Drive
Greenwich Village
City
Rsloot Music Pub. CO
Williamsport. F
Husband, Pierre
Henri Becquerel
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Kansas
69Th Regiment Armory
Paul Cezanne
Paul Gauguin
Vincent van Gogh
Edward Hopper
Marcel Duchamp
Igor Stravinsky
Sergei Diaghilev
Balletsee
Vaslav Nijinsky
Stravinsky
the Gazette
Web
Epsom Downs
Emily Wilding Davison
Hudson Stuck
Alaska
Mount
McKinley
North America
Washington
Panama Canal
Pacific
Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre
Florence
Italy
Vincenzo Perugia
Calumet, Mich
Europe
Britain
Russia
Serbia
Belgium
Japan
Germany
Ottoman Empire
Bulgaria
Balkans
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Sophie von Hohenberg
Sarajevo
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Gavrilo Princip
Austria-Hungary
Nicholas II
Great Britain
East Prussia
Tannenberg
Masurian Lakes