Uprising and unrest sweep western Cuba with U S action
Chronology of Cuban conflict and U S responses from Aug to Feb includes insurgent activity in Pinar del Rio, government amnesty offers, Taft and Bacon missions, American provisional governor Magoon, and troop landings. Civil unrest expands amid earthquakes in San Francisco and broader West Indies shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Las Lajas
Santa Clara
Maeebmid
Nisan
Denver
Havana
Legation
Bec
Taft
Bacon
Palma
Paoient
Chas
Magoon
Hacon
Gen
Funston
Washington
Morro Castle
Mont Peleo
West Indies
Heart of
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Congress
Red Cross
War Department
Vesuvius
Socorro
N. M
Crime list of executions, embezzlements and killings
A sweeping, disjointed chronicle lists multiple criminal cases and scandals across states. It notes bombings in Boise, murders near Rochester and Caledonia, parricides, suicides, embezzlement charges against ex-officials, race riots, forged indictments, and bank failures. The entry strings together dates, names, and places with little narrative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stennenberg
Idaho
Boise
Clarence Barnum
Rochester
Mich
Wife
Won
T Caledonia
Sweetheart
Slster
Welf
Nelan Nelson
Alkason
Wash
Self
Sherrick
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wulf
New Hampshire
M—Henry Neunembaumer
Blocum
A. Linn
Chicase
San Miguel
Mex
Annie Dixon
Hoxton
John Witt
Detroit
Eelf
J. W. Watters
Falliver
Minas
Loadere
Western Federation of Miners
Bleanenberg
Johann Hoch
Chicago
Springfield
Dayton
O. C. Haugh
Richard Ivens
Bessie Hollister
Minneapolis
Finn
J. A. Linn
Pook Co
Green
Gaynor
Savane Nah
CIA
l—Greene
Boringfeldt
HH. GO. Soll
That National Bank of Milwaukee
Bentinna
May
Ft. Leavenworth
Kay
Kansas Sty
N. Y
W. B. Gillett
R. A. Gran- Hiss
Mutual Life
Kansas City
I—C
Harry Thaw
Btanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
Evelyn Nesalt
Thaw
J. A. Cook
Circuit
Cook County
Satinbury
N. C
Standard Oil Co
Ballabury
Stensland
Tangier
Oroc Poo
Segal
Coe
H. Konippen
Atlanta
Jackson
Enn
H. W. Hering
Milwahukee Avenue
Schmits
San Francisco
Abram Puef
Enrico Caruso
New York
Joseph F. Smith
Mon Church
East Lake City
Lake City
Dee. I
Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Hig
Moose Lake
Herkimmer
Notable Obituaries From Ajam Crowded Year
A compiled necrology lists numerous notable figures and public leaders with terse notices of death across cities in 19th and early 20th century records. Entries include university presidents Col. R. G. Lowe and Marshall Field, Susan B. Anthony, Henrik Ibsen, Robert Adams, and J. M. Thayer, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Harper
University of Chicago
Chicago
R. G. Lowe
Galveston
Tex
Marshall Field
Aiken
C. Mar
Hogg
Texas
Houston
San Jose
Cal
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
N. C
John Bt. John
Great Lakes
Superior
Wis
Johann Most
Cincinnati
J. M. Thayer
U. S
Nebraska
Lincoln
M. Ashbridge
Phildelphia
T. E. Barrett
Cook County
Blanco
Cuba
Madrid
C. A. Warwick
Constitution Democrat
Keokuk
T. J. E. Boyd
Oamahin
Mary McKittredge
America
Uniontown
Major fires hit multiple towns in 19th century blowouts
A string of large conflagrations devastates business districts and homes across numerous U.S. towns from June to December, including Kaneos City Missouri Rutland Wisconsin and South Omaha Nebraska. The blazes destroy warehouses stations and entire business sections with deaths and extensive property losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneos City
Teas
Shee
Litteten
W. Vai
Niverton
Rutland
Duluth
Milsite
Celepherah
Lessin
Ibuitatin
Hitchcook
Abkia
Thawson
Wis
Mar
Brandhope
Mich
Austin
Johusttown
Laws
Saem
Apr
Buffalo
Evening Times
Tome
Ann
Poone
Boone Cereal Colone
Stanley
Wisleys
Cabal New Ontario
Boston
Duck Hill
Mix
Hirmingtom
Ala
Bristow
Richland
Ponddren
Princeton
Tobacco Trust
Chicago
Lipton plans New York yacht club American Cup race
Sporting notes cover January events including Sir Thomas Lipton planning a race against a New York yacht club for the American Cup. Other items report Herrera knocking out Youn Corbett, Hoppe defeating Vignaux for the world billiards title in Paris, and various sports and disaster items with dates and locations across the U.S. and abroad. The list also notes college football suspensions, baseball season openings, and notable accidents from January to December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lipton
New York Acht Club
Herrera
Youn Corbett
Los Angeles
Willie Hoppe
Mauritce Vignaux
Paria
Boan
Harvard University
New York
Ormonde Beach
Fla
Frankie Nell
Harry Tenny
San Francisco
Nelson
McGovern
Philadelphia
American Bowling Congress
Lewisville
Bryson
Slosson
Button
Chicago
Frank Goteh
Tom Jenkins
Kansas City
Frank Kramer
Wine City of Paria
Hoston
Frank Gotch
C. Olson
New Orleans
Johnstone
Emalie
Polo Grounds
N. Y
W. KR
Crosby
Denver
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Goldfield
Nev
W.C. M. Daniels
Newark
Talph Rose
Riots, Assassinations, and Wars Hit Early 20th Century Timeline
Chronicle of global upheavals listing January to October events. Includes killings in San Domingo and Formosa, revolutions in Spain and Cuba, Denmark's royal succession, Colombia tidal disaster, and multiple battles and disasters across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Notable items: Morales defeat and death of General Rodrigues, Aquidaban destroyed, Denmark’s royal succession, Cuban president Palma, and Paris riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodrigues Eticka Muertia Mata
San Domingo
Morales
Han Domingo
Gen
Rodrigues
France
Veneghola
Balfour
Eer
Britain
Fallieries
Aml Loubet
S—Venesuela
Christian of
Denmark
Agen
Frederick VIII
Hans de Castellane
Anon Gould
New York
Paria
J. W. Lowther
M—Kemaina
King Christan
Reat
Fallieres
Colombia
Mar
Tavernola
Italy
Lake Inco
Prmrne
Sana
Arabia
al Kagi
Formos
Palma
Cuba
Ollapae
Wtel
Black Forest
Germany
East Africa
Naples
Apr
Louis Martin
Ape
Jenalty
Rome
Paris
Fitte
Havana
Industrial labor turmoil and union actions in early 20th century
Industrial notes recount operator wage demands and miners defense funds, with United Mine Workers planning a April 1 strike after failed talks. Reports cover copper sales, railroad wage changes, and a broad AFL union gathering in Minneapolis. Events include strikes by bricklayers and industrial workers, wage settlements in Kansas City, and a Schectady Industrial Workers of the World strike amid plant reinstatement disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Henna
Montana
Oo Amalgamated Company
Missouri
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Wld
John Mitchell
Kansas City
Michigan
Aspen
Col
Pennavylvania Railroad
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
American Society of Equity
National Farmers’ Union
Olatings
Samuel Compers
Mite Neapolia
Teametera
Chicago
Industrial Workers of World
Schenectady
Genera Electric Co
Inler
Turbulent 1905 Russia Excerpts From Mutiny and Assassination List
Fragmented chronicle lists revolts and uprisings across the Russian Empire with mentions of Moscow Riga Sevastopol and Petrograd style clashes. Reports include executions bombings assassinations and mutinies involving soldiers sailors governors and officers. Notes cover arrests trials and political upheaval through late 1905 with references to Gapon fortifications and successive government crackdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Riga
Filote
Hagenpot
Tiflis
Ekaterinoslav
Cen
Elizabethpol
Doubasoff
Duar
Douma
Father Gapon
Finland
Caar
W. H. Stuart
Conmul
Batum
Gundreda
Masaacre
Bialystok
Chuknin
Sevastopol
Arthur
Broeseel
Imperial Ukase
Viborg
Minthay
Sveaborg
Samra
Wrecka Hin
Aptekareky Isand
Den
Min
Peterhof
Bledice
Sledice
Nicolaleff
Warnaw
Avere
Cronata
Diera
Marschal
Cronstadt Mutineera
Ocisilate
Lodes
Chapote
Kazanorn
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Paul
Depew
Hanly
Bee
Siorma
J. M. Patterson
Ohio
Wisconsin
Hepburn
House of Representatives
Venezuela
U. 8
Root
Patterson
J. G. Brady
Alaska
Hinds
Ormers
Cong
Grosvenor
N. W. Gilbert
Francis
Austria-Hungary
Fiellamy Storer
Hrante
W. Perkins
Republican Campaign Fund
Ohio General Assembly
Aeg
Piswern National
Bay Vibet
B. M. Hecker
Milwaukee
Cicixo
St. Paul
Senate
Yasene Hepburn Railroad
Supreme Court
Burton
Agriculture
Cartvina
Senate Committee On Privileges and Election
Reed Binoot
Utah
Neill-Reynolds
Cancreae
N. Carter
Supreme Court of Mintain
W. P. White
Maryland
H. A. Dupont
J. B. Addicks
Delaware
House
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Rocale A. B. Cumming
Moines
Cannon
Danville
J. Harlan
EB. Littlefield
Mali
B—Hearer
New York Democrate
Hughes
Republicans
Saratoga
Campalen
Des Me
W. BR. Hearst
Atte
Iowa
Kenga
Hampshire
Colorado
Kinole
Connectcut
Pennsylvania
Minnewotd
Marsachusetts
South
Houee
John A. Melhenny
Pec
John W. Riddle
Rowmania
Servi
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Porto Blowna
Pareone, Snyder & Co
Cleveland
McHeynolds & Co
Kia- Dilithom
North Freedom
Examiner
Tois, Smith & Co
Pekin
Delmont National Bank
Delmont
American Reserve Bond Co
Louis
Din
Farmers’ State Bank of
Clearfeld
Ill
State Bank
Milwaukee Ave
BE. Coyne
Carfield Park Bank of
Bank of Kiowa
J. T
D. B. Henderson
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Phila Gen
Mulcide
Admiral Train
Chefoo
China
L. Morrison
Yonkers
E. Rosewater
Omaha Hee
Omaha
H. Oelrichs
A. T. Biles
Clarke
Alabama
St. Louin
Jefferson Davis
Adama
Polk King
Harguel Jones
Little Hook
Ark
Ea-Congresaman
B. Davis
Amshonuhels
Fall River
Alahop Iholvon
Elpiacopal Diocese
Joseph E. Gary
Rockwood Hoar
Massachusetts
le For Hoar
Worcester
KR. Shafter
Hakerafield
Otto Young
Chica
Philanthropie
Geneva
Mark Haesler
Cemraner
Philadelpia
G. KB. Seymour
Episcopal
Goriafield
Garodlon
Mains
Lawinton
Heurdin
Billy
Hames
Joe Gana
Coaldale
Haverstraw
N. J
la Salle
Sin Wert Virgania
Portland
Ore
Maitland
Jamestown
Ind
Atlantic Ocean
Adobe
Camden
Silverton
Weat
Virginia
Din Winfeld
Neersia
Golconda
Louleville
East Providence
Rocky Pond
Mont
Minnesota
Lafayette
Mre
Gobbau
Saget Mich
Martinayitle N. Y
Odar Rapids
Youngs
Colla T i
Aus
Acromana
Daven
Sang Hollow
Naugatuck
Conn
Charron River
Okio
Jellico
Tenn
Dhanware
Gulf Coast
Mo- Wie
Pensacola
Mia
Treatie
Atlantic City
SN. J
Mobile
Ali
Oni
Powhontas
Wray
Florida
Central America
Rockies
Wyoming
New Mexico
Kansen City
Kan
Tre
Chamber of Commerce
Dixon Harbor
Seattle
K. D. Keeler
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Co
Lynchburg
Clifton
Anne
Westfeld
Ithaca
Alfonso III
Spain
Victoria
England
Esape Ation
Jun
Pulojanes
Leyte
Haakon VII
Norway
London
Jul
Haakon
Ocean
Yokohama
Japan
Sirio
Hormigae Iland
Verna
Hlurrigane
Turbor
Hong Kong
Durham
North-Anna Gould
Countess de L'Natellane
Ion
Ifi
St. Peter's Church
Russia
Jan
T. Yerkes Traction Nngnate
C ‘Oo University
Menstone Charities
Shipman
Mra
C. T. Yerkes
Wilson Mizner
Atten
Annapolia
G. H. Simmons
Peoria
Til
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Hull
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Philippines
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life Trustees
Albany
Sheboygan
Kanmie City
Zion City
Diowle Jul
Root Salle
South America
oWirconin Runeas
G. Brown
Zaneaville
Minneapolie Aum
W. J. Firvan
Democrata
World
Hin
Great Northern Railway
Rice! Corporation
Standard
Findlay
Ciriation Temperance Union
Op Lon
Womingto
Texan
Hrownaville
Texae
Panama Canal
Loulmana
Wanehyg
Punwina
Portons
W. Finley
Southern Railroad
Senge Spencer
John D. Rockefeller
W—Nobel