Teuton Downfall Dates From Wilson to Armistice
A dense chronology from January to December covers wartime events with names like Wilson Lloyd George and Pershing, battles across Europe from Paris to the Piave, and key dates in 1918 1919 ending with Armistice terms and postwar occupation notes.
Nation and State Milestones and Notable Passages
A chronological ledger lists a series of events across 1919 involving state actions and notable appointments. It mentions Nevada senator appointment, Prohibition amendments ratified by Mississippi and Delaware legislatures, woman suffrage moves, a blizzard disrupting Chicago and the Midwest, and various political and diplomatic shifts nationwide. It also records indictments, defection denouncements, and a flood of notable births, appointments, and recognitions across states and cities.
Notable figures listed for travels and offices across dates
A long roster of public figures, diplomats, and entertainers with dates from January to May, including Dr. Frederick A. Noble in Evanston and Dr. John Foley in Detroit, U S Senator James Brady of Idaho, Abdul Hamd ex Sultan of Turkey, and several episodes of arrivals and appointments in cities like Philadelphia Boston New York and Washington.
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Eda
Stateus Mayer
Smi
James Gordon Boanete
Prietor
New ‘York
Herald
France
Minot
J. Savage
John B. “Castleming
Louisville
Maitland Armstrong
New York
Ead
Ramon M. M. Valdes
Panama
Ia SS
Charles Warren Fair
Indianapolis
J. A. Mitchell
Life
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Mohammed
Turkey
Sreeepunt Rhondda
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
John D. O' Rear
Bolivia
Gustav Kopbe
Herman F. Schuettler
Chicago
Ollie M. James
Kentucky
Prof
H. Williston
Francis Chatford
Indianapo
R. W. V. Keanan
Jenkin
C. Grogan
U. S
James B. McCreary
United States
John*. Hopkins
Solon Menos
Haiti
Washington
John A. Sterling
TlHnois
F. K. Brooke
Episcopal
DBROD
Oklahoma
Charles Lecoca
Ella Mlingg Young
Eugene Hale
Maine
Nelson N. Lampert
Gen. H. C. King
C. IR. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Joseph I. Smith
Mormon Churel
W. D. Board
Paris
Skeps Page
U. & ‘Bureau of Roads
Effie Ellsler
Frederick A. Noble
Evanston
John 8. Foley
Detroit
James H. Brady
Idaho
A. P. Gardner
Massachusetts
William Hughes
New Jersey
John L. Sullivan
West Alington
Leander Richardson
Garfield
Pasadena
Irks Page Bryan
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
George Alexander
James Stillman
Warner Miller
Magegle Mitchell
Claude Achille Debussy
Chica
William Foe
Stone
Missouri
Senor Aldunate
Col
George Pope
Hartford
Conn
Carlos de Pena
Fletcher Ingall
Potter Palmer
Sarasota
Fila
Disasters List of Fatalities and Damages Across 1900s Events
A compiled chronology recounts multiple disasters with dates from January to November, detailing fires, shipwrecks, explosions, earthquakes, and collapses. Notable items include the Norman insane asylum fire with seventy deaths, the Port Rico earthquake with one hundred fifty killed, and Belgium munition train explosions affecting about fifteen hundred.
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Norfolk
Indianapolis
Iorty
Montreal
Florizel
St. Johns
N. F
New York
Cape Race
Moving Picture Theater
Winchester
Ohlu
Norman
California
Hamet
San Jacinto
City of Athens
Delaware
Aetna Chemical
Pittsburgh
Gary
Ind
Sioux City
England
Syracuse
N. Y
Athels River
Guam
Nashville
Tenn
Brooklyn
Belgium
Billiard Champion Kieckhofer Wins and Retains Titles
Across 1900s entries Kieckhefer repeatedly wins three cushion billiard titles defeating Cannefax Maupome McCourt and others. Dempsey defeats Brennan in Milwaukee and Michigan wins indoor conference meat. A Boston team beats Chicago in world championship as baseball pauses for war.
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Kieckhofer
Sremionehle
de Oro
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Milwaukee
Klieckhofer
Cannefax
Michigan University
Maupome
Boston
Chicago
Kieckhefer
McCourt
Global Conflicts and Elections Across Nations
The report lists Allied and national events including 500 killed in a battle between Mexican federal forces and rebels on April 2, presidential elections in Portugal and China, rising tensions between Peru and Chile over Tacna and Arica, Gustave Ador’s Swiss presidency, the assassination of Sidonio Paes, and Lloyd George’s coalition victory in Britain with Admiral Castro later noted as Portugal’s president.
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Teutons
Plave
Zénson Loop
Wilson
Congress
Rewa
Lloyd George
Britain
E . Oe
U. S
Supreme Court
Kiel
America
Russia
Bulgaria
Germany
Karlsruhe
Yarmouth
Daniel Willard
U. S. War Industries Board
Dardanelles
Breslau
Louvain
Austria
Lloyd ‘Queoree
Newport Naval Torpedo Station
Odessa
Roumania
Asiago
Brenta
Kishinev
London
Lutsk
Paris
Orenburg
Supreme War Council
Vicory
U. S S
Buttal
Franz von Rintelen
Aeband
Newark
United States
Tuscania
Irish
Amercans
Ukraine
Bolo Pasha
France
Dover Straits
Lonsop
Milling
Russin
Dvina
Spokane
New York
Reval
Chemin Des Dames
McAdoo
Toul
Calgarian
Turkey
Verdun
War Industries Board
Dobrudja
Danube
Finland
Trotzky
Palestine
Ypres-Dixmonde
Don
Ning
Naples
Rman
Rainbow
St. Quentin
Jordan Arch
Bapaulme
Neste
Guiscard
Exopotamis
Albert
Foch
P Shingk
Caucasus
Turey
Amiens
Ae Nniate
Erzerum
Allleg
Partin
Ekaterinoslavy
Japan
Great Britain
Vladivostok
General Crowder
la Basse
Armentieres
Greate
Berlin
Helsingfors
Katterat
Bailleul
Wytschaete
Messines Ridge
C. M. Schwab
U. S. Shipbuilding
Viscount Milner
Baron Burlan
Leideprey
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Channel Mouths
Mount Kemmel
Ypres
Dranoutre
St. Eloi
Ypres Salient
Euelgian
Heavly
Presidentt Wilson
Nicaragua
Col del Orso
Monte Corno
Ireland
Sinn Fein
China
Far East
Ville Sur Ancre
Pullman Company
Moldavia
Repuby
White
Promedi
Rica
Aisne
Voormezeele
Locre
Flanders
Cape Sile
Lower Plave
Crown Prince
Vesle
Fismeg
Picardy
Cantleny
Soissons
Fere
Tartlanois
Marne
U.S
Lincoln
House
Chateau Thierry
Montdidier
Belleau Wood
Dalmatian
Oise
Machemont
Bethancourt
Courcelles
Merv
Noyon
Tabriz
Persia
Washington
Llandovery Castle
Hazebrouck
Bethune
Italy
Federal Trade Commission
Vaux Village
Covington
Hamel
Americana
Count von Mirbach
Moscow
Murman Coast
Albania
Von
Reims
rHwi
Hayti
Suly
Chateau
Thierry
Belleau
Aljsne
Meteren
San Diego
Justicia
Cape Cod
Reuil
Ourcq
Alies
Fere-en-Tardenois
Grand Rozroy
Cugny
Ancre
Archangel
Jane
Warlda
Fismes
Chaulnes
Somme
Fismette
T Fismes
Massachusetts
First American Field Army
Pershing
Hebuterne
Baku
Caspian Sea
STEED
Viadivoso
Chicago
Lys
Matz
Lassigny
Arras
Bray
Thiepval
Grandcourt
Allette
Assurfront
Bapaume
Roye
Hindenburg Line
Scarpe River
Senate
Scarpe
Crosselles
Pelves
Ranch
Nesle
Juvigny
Combles
Peronne
Lys Salient
Drocourt-Queant
Canal du Nord
Cambrai
Peronne Elmont
Wrea
von Hertling
Trenaport
Mount Vernon
St. Mihiel
Belgium
Salonist
Salonik
Holland
Allenby
Nazareth
Macedonia
Prilep
Acre
Haifa
Veles
Suippe
Meuse
Strumnitza
Hindenburg
Dixmude
Greece
Serbia
Usub
von Bertling
Maximilian of
Baden
Vienna
Reena
Neuse
Hirano
BaCcar Ferdinand
Prince Boris
Ues OU
North End
Argonne Forest
Frederick Charles of Hesse
Leinster
le Cateau
Argonne Wood
Kaiser
Champagne
la Fere
Laon
Valenciennes
Scheldt
Meuse Valley
Piave
Serre- Oise
Ludendorff
Middle Europe
Philadelphia
Aleppo
Reichstag
Austria-Hungary
Fe Cat Hle
Tigris
Diaz
Ghent
Kingdom of Greater Serbia
Croatia
Slavonia
Dalmatia
Hungary
Tagliamento
Tiza
Pee Ee
Lem
Boris
Trente
Trieste
le Quesnoy
Sambre
Fach
Guise F
Marie
Sedan
Schleswig
Marshal Och
Socialist Party
Ludwig
Wittelsbach
West Front
Kaiser Wilhelm
Ebert
Republic
Emperor Charles of Austria
Constane
Alsace
Crown Prince of
Masaryk
Ratlred
National Assembly
Prague
Antwerp
Rhine
Kolchak
Omsk
King Albert
Brussels
Lemberg
Gourand
Strassburg
Bern
Alexander
Jugo-Slav
Bavaria
Ben—Wilhelm
Mackensen
Nicholas
Montenegro
Lithuania
Repube
Lansing Tenry
Elias
Uspecht
Libau
Skoropadski
Dasselsdorf
Dhe Rhine
Cologne
Coblenz
Mainz
Brest
Mant
Arts
Kiev
Directory
Mannerheim
Central Congress of Soldiers and Workmen's
Linbknecht
Spartacides
Sidomte Pace
Portugal
Hau Shih Chang
Peru
Chile
Tacna
Artea
Gustave Ador
Switzerland
Sidonio Paes
Admiral Castro
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Metropolitan Magazine
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William Ord
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Adolph Germer
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Scott Terris
Democratic
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Grover Cleveland
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Nogales
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