Year 1916 Reviewed and Classified Happenings Worldwide
A compact review of the year 1916 summarizing major events across politics society and sport. It covers notable deaths personal and political milestones along with the Mexican situation and global happenings from the past twelve months.
United States press review of 1915 foreign and domestic events
The chronology lists Wilson administration actions from January to December 1915 including arming merchant ships, Senate approval of submarine policy, and domestic milestones. It notes Brandeis confirmation, Iowa’s vote against woman suffrage, party conventions in Chicago, and the Mexico border crisis with Carrizal. It also covers World War I era developments and sports results from autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Iowa
Chicago
Charles IE. Hughes
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Theodore Roosevelt
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
St. Louis
Germany
Austria
Japan
Russia
Submarine Warfare and World War I Events Timeline
A chronological fragment summarizes German vows on lawful Mediterranean warfare, sinking denials of the Lusitania, British actions against neutral trade, Irish rebellion events, U S army expansion, naval affairs including the Deutschland voyage, Shackleton and Ruth Law feats, and treaty signings with Denmark and Haiti as well as US steel wage increases and a solar eclipse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Mediterranean
Sweden
Wilson
Congress
Dublin
Ireland
Roger Casement
Deutschland
Virginia Capes
London
Shackleton
Falkland Islands
Elephant Island
Denmark
Danish West Indian Islands
Virginia
Bremen
Obituary items span notable figures across years and places
A long obituary gallery lists Gen Grenville W. Dodge Ada Rehan Victoriano Huerta Jeannette Gilder Henry James Carmen Sylva Jean Mounet Sully Henry Gassaway Davis Robert Burns Wilson Geo Smalley Clara Kellogg Timothy Dwight J S Galttent Harry Hawk Lincoln era references and many others with ages and locations such as New York Paris London Washington Reading and More.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenville W. Dodge
Council Bluffs
Ada Rehan
New York
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Jeannette L. Gilder
Carmen Sylva
Clara Louisa Kellogg
New Hartford
Conn
Timothy Dwight
Yale University
New Haven
Galttent
Marne
Paris
Harry Hawk
Ward's
Lincol
Granville
England
James J. WH
St. Pauls
Villa raids Columbus and leads cross border action
A long string of events details Villa’s raid on Columbus New Mexico with killings and arson, US and Mexican forces pursuing Villa’s bandits. Reports mention battles near Guerrero Aguascalientes Parral and Ojo Azules, with numerous Mexican and US casualties and ongoing border tensions and diplomacy at Juarez El Paso and Chihuahua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Dodd
Mexico
Carranza
Villistas
Los Nievos
the Snows
Jiminez
Department of the East
New London
Conn
Villa
Chihuahua City
Wighting
Francisco Villa
Columbus
N. M
United States
United E States
Gorman
Guerrero
Col. Brown
Aguascalientes
Gonzales
Parras
Cavazos
Parral
Scott
Funston
Obregon
Juarez
R. L. Howze
11Th Cavalry
Ojo-Azules
Glen Springs
Tex
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
el Paso
National cross country title claimed by Greek star Glanakopulos
Nick Glanakopulos won the national cross country championship in New York, outrunning Hannes Kolehmainen. Other athletics notes include Jess Willard defeating Frank Moran in a 10 round Newark fight, Molla Bjurstedt retaining the women’s Metropolitan tennis title, and Chick Evans securing the national open golf championship with a 286 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William .M. Johnston
San Francisco
Forest Hills
N. Y
Charles Evans, Jr
Chick
Robert A. Gardiner
Philadelphia
New York Baseball Club
Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
New York
Nick Glanakopulos
Hannes Kolehmainen
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Madison Square Garden
Molla Bjurstedt
Marie Guthrie
Forest Hills Tennis Court
Friar Rock
August Belmont
Belmont Park
Jone
Oswald Kirkby
Fred Herreshoft
Glen Cove
Edward Raymond
Syracuse
Poughkeepsiea
Columbia
Pennsylva
Chick” Evans
Nia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Chick (Charles) Evans
United States
W. M. Johnston
C. J. Griffin
McLoughlin
Dawson
Welsh
Colorado Springs
White
Richard Norris Williams
Ocean disasters claim many lives in 1915 shipping list
The report lists multiple maritime sinkings and shipwrecks. Principe de Asturias sinks off San Sebastián with over 400 dead, R. Kirby wrecks on Lake Superior with about 20 dead, Endurance crushed with two icebound survivors, Admiral Clark foundered near Port Arthur with many lives lost, Memphis wrecked in a Santo Domingo hurricane with crew casualties, Nerida and James B. Colgate lost on Lake Erie, and Retriver and Connemara wrecks off Ireland with numerous fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kirby
Lake Superior
Eagle River
Roaneoke
California
Lieut
Shackleton
Falkland Islands
Endurance
Lizut
Silackleton
Elephant Island
Admiral
Clark
Port Arthur
Tex
Memphis
Tennessee
Santo Domingo
Nerida
Lake Erie
James B. Colgate
National civic and professional conventions listed with dates
The record notes multiple American associations meeting in Washington Indianapolis Nashville and Birmingham. Groups include National Civic Federation United Mine Workers Chamber of Commerce National Congress of Mothers National Academy of Sciences Daughters of the American Revolution and United Confederate Veterans. The note indicates continuation on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Civic Federation
Washington
United Mine Workers of ‘America
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Congress of Mothers
Nashville
National Academy of Scientists
Daughters of the American Revolution
Also Mentioned on This Page
Constantine
China
Secretary of War
Garrison
United States Senate
House
Mongolia
Allied Powers
Athens
Poland
Dr. Dumba
Hughes
Photo-by-American Press Association
Pureswent Wilson
Asquith
Lloyd-George
Trevino
Pershing
Lth
Carrizal
Paso
Franklin IX
Lane
George Gray
John R. Mott
Chihuahua
Rcember
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn
Red Sox
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ohio State
Indiana
Ithaca
Harvard
Princeton
Cambridge
Brown
Yale
Dartmouth
Army
Navy
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Minnesota
Colgate
Providence
National College Athletic Association
P Briish
Appa
Norfolk
Nicaragua
Hayti
Republic
Pearse
London Tower
Connolly
Great Britain
United States Army
Yuan Shih Kai
Peking
Li Yuan Hung
Baltimore
Helgoland
Wer
Paul Koenig
Rural Credits Press Association
Kornia
New York City
Arquatt
Chile
U-53
Nantucket
Newport Harbor
Wilhelmshaven
QU Boat
Victor Carlstrom
Erie
Ruth Law
Marchant
Bartholdi
New York Harbor
United States Steel
America
Januart
John Townsend Trowbridge
Arlington
Mass
Allyn’ Gorton
Henry James
Chelsea
Geo. W. Smalley
John R. McbLean
The
Washington Post
Cincinnat! Inquirer
Edward $. Allis
Cliff Island
American Press Association
Misa
Hetty Green
Ino
Kile’ Metchukoff
James Whitcomb Riley
J. Wiirrcosa Rainey
D. McM. Gregg
Reading
C. J. Paine
Weston
John P. St. John
Olathe
Kan
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Horace White
Basil W. Duke
John H. Morgan
Seth Low
Frank Dempster Sherman
William Warner
Missouri
Kansas City
William M. Chase
Charles Tate Russell
Russell
Pampa
Charles N. Flagg
Hartford
Percival Lowell
Flagstaff
Ariv
Molly Elliott Seawell
Henryk Sienkiewics
Berne
Switzerland
John J. Ennekin
Boston
J. Cc. Clark
Long Branch
Franz Joseph
Hungary
Jack London
Bir Wiram Maxim
Simpreton Franz Joseph
John D. Archbold
Oyama
American Preas Association
Durango City
Durango
Principe de Austurias
San Sebastao
Retriever
Connemara
Irish
Rock Springs
Wey
Fiedruary
United Confederate Veterans
Birmingham
Ala