Bankruptcies and criminal sentences shake banking world
A flood of bank failures and legal actions hits the Midwest and coasts with bans on private banks and trust companies. Indiana banker Gilman is jailed for embezzlement. several Kansas Nebraska and New York institutions are closed or placed into receivership amid money stringency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank
Fairmont
Minn
Gilman
Hone Bank of Goodland
D. Giinan
Indiana
Mub Treasury
Chicago
Virtua Nic
All Street
Cortely
Pittsburg
Binteviol and Truat Co
Carson
Nevada
New York
Southern Steel Co
Birmingham
Ala
Sean
Union Cannon
Providence
Sun
Arnold Print m
North Adams
Mann
Bank of
Portre
Ria Bank of Oakland
Ra’ & Merchania
Ational Mmerce
Kansas
Fort National Bank of
Jewelers' National Bank
North Aldeb Maas
Inaugurations and Elections Across Several States
A summary of January events noting Hughes and Hoch inaugurated as governors in New York and Kansas, lawmakers electing governors in New Hampshire and Nebraska, and several U.S. Senators chosen in state legislatures. Bills raise convening salaries, investigations authorized, and political shifts in Maine Colorado Texas Wisconsin and New Jersey outlined amid broad parliamentary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Hughes
New York
Ec. M. Floyd
New Hampstiie
E. W. Hoch
Kanaan
W. PP. Frye
Maine
W. Murray Crane
Magen Chapette
Edmonthughnelm
Colorado
Norrie Thrown
Nebraska
W. BB. Borah
Idaho
I le. ‘Vaylor
Tennessen
J. M. Dixon
Trom Ontans
KE. Burnham
Newampathre
HH. A. Richardson
Lawere
Mwbourne
Concreseryi Ats
B—Herate
Browneville
Halley
Texas
Culloim
Lilinoin
Chas
Curtin
Burton Ouse Ralves
Ong Resemiant
A. Boith
Lohigany
Spooner
Winconaln
Authon
Ajath
Dee Reetetven
Geo. von IL
Meyer Aworn
Secretary of Treasury
Gilbert
Bury
Man Winausiotant
Notable Mob Violence and Legal Proceedings Across States
A string of lynchings and mob actions reported from Mississippi Alabama Kentucky and Arkansas. Notable cases include Jan 3 hanging at Mayersville Miss and Jan 4 lynching at Midway Ala, plus trials and commutations across Georgia Idaho Illinois and Kansas with verdicts and protests shaping grim judicial history.
Mining and Industrial Accidents Across Regions
A compact report lists multiple incidents including suffocation in a Vermont steel plant, a Pittsburgh powder explosion, a Ranford Indiana wreck, a coal mine fire damp incident in West Virginia, and drowning and fire events at New York Harbor and other locations. It notes fatalities and injuries among workers and mentions a Mexican mine entry and a general note on a school fining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biear Steelans
Winooski
Pittaburg
Ranford
Ind
Rot
Ak Ar Pagodo
Mons
New York Harbor
Yoresty
Mexico
Pedro
Woodward
Ale
Angeles
Cal
Colton
Port Worth
Tex
Ear
Gunter
Michigan
Ie Imore
Col- Magi
Whipple
Dinante Neae Nonda
Orr
Pistebueere
Nate
Chicago
Ancereres
Garden Valley
Idaho
Hampton Roads
Priv Ronure
Monahan
Per Tola
Capalaring of & Alec
Honeybrook
Rosesell
Capaleing
Neh
Cape Cod Bay
Mass
Georgia
Balem
Mich
California
New York City
San Pedro
Quebec
St. Lawrence River
Charleston
Win Eollaton
W. Va
Shelton
Wash
Norris
Canaan Station
Aspinwall
Negaunens
Lake Superior
Jackson
Ala
Hellaire
Butler
Cloveraville
Aix
Montanet
And
Joliet
Canal
Ashland
Wis
Steubenville
Boilet
Bouth Milwaukee
Win
Araie
Trallann
Monongah
Jacobs Creek
Vast tally of disasters and deaths across nations and states
A sweeping catalog notes numerous accidents and catastrophes from the United States and abroad. It records train wrecks in Texas and Michigan, ship sinkings off California and Lake Superior, mine explosions in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, factory fires in New York and Greece, and a political shift in Sweden with Oscar II’s death and Gustaf V’s succession.
Global turmoil and disasters reported in early 1900s summary
Across the world a sequence of calamities and political events are noted. The raids on Zinat and Bancock, a Persian shah's death in Teheran, tidal waves in the Dutch East Indies and Jamaica, fires, hurricanes, earthquakes, and mining disasters are reported alongside political shifts in Sweden Russia Britain and Nicaragua with multiple fatalities and significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinat
Raoteall
Bancock
Muzaffar-Ed-Din
Shah
Persia
Teheran
Dutch East Indian Islands
Kingston
Jamaica
Owen Wands
Bamur Amd
Philippines
Admiral Davie
Jananca
Gov. Ee
Travis Gromplly
Hirithebholale
Gev
Swettenham
Aguilal Davia
Dutch East Indies
Bimalu
Cardiff
Wales
Er Sone
Goavernor
Port of
Engle
Mar Oseer Swettenham
Righty
Janide
Algeria
House of Commons
Wutirage
Petkoff
Premise
Bulgaria
Bola
Toulon
Mar
Count Lamedortz
San Raen
Mandurin
Choluteca
Montilla Fed
N.M. Po
Bonilla
Mon Loo
Nicaraguas
Salvador
Amapla
Peaton
Hatte
Vermon
Turkleh
Madrid
Velardena
Mexico
Re Hussia
Jon
Firat
Remus Nity
Pallioros
Piaget
Morocco
Oben
Aerg
Kerr Wine
Overy Hut
Notable Figures Named in Retirement and Public Life Listings
A long list of prominent figures and public officials is noted, including Brig Gen G A Bell retired in Washington. ex congressmen John Winans, James M Depuy, and J M Dowie. Ex Gov Higgins of New York. James A Kirk of Chicago soap industry. and James Henry Smith of New York who inherited a fortune. Also listed are Dr Oronhyatekha founder of Foresters in Georgia. Frig J Wint commander de partment in Missouri. Mrs McKinley in Canton. and many other political, military, business, and social figures with locations and dates from January through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necro
Mayersville
Miss
Neero
Midway
Ala
Rollo Steele
Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia
Damen Calley
Alep
Charlesity
Stanford White
New York
Baldwin
Colfax
Chas Kennely
Bisman
Cora
Miller
Beaver Dam
Wie
Monroe
Stamp
Ark
Farmers’ & Merchants’ National Bank
Hanover
Mich
Colbert
Durant
Aggie Myere
Kansas City
Georgia
Hargis
W . Cock
Cano
Wm. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Sremnon- Te
Tdahow
Javing
Oies
Chara
Ferntee Domaen
Hous- Jul
Jan Hargis
Cha
B T Cox
Kentucky
Henry Scutcheon
Jane Bear Nuncia
Inskee
Suleiie
Kaerl Hall
Washington
Karleruermany
Blemenberg
Will Clifford
Maple
Frank J. Constantine
Geotry
Chinago
Bertha Mund
Buffalo
Sherif H. K. Brown
Baker City
Ore
Bownt Win
Burns
Polfermin
Cumberland
Mil
Dents
Frederick, MceGill
McGil
Decatur
Dyren
Red Ringleton
Pares
Aesistant
Tallaceas
Canova
Steve Adams
Hathdrum
Idaho
Annie M. Bradley Aopees
Benner Brown
Brig
Gam
G. A. Bell
Weikeon Hop
Montgomery
San Francio
John Winans
Janesville
el Russell Alger
Wash
Charles Marvin
Lexington
John A. Cred Monat
Omaha
Pickett
Philadelphia
Congresman B. Wi
Harris
Bridgewater
Mass
J. WR. Flixey
Virginia
Washin On
W. Higgins
James A. Kirk
Big
Glastonbury Conn
J. M. Depuy
Wisconsin
Jefferson City
Win
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Zion
Cougressman
Chinton
Rabbitt
Beloit
M. Casimir-Perler
Rants
Paris
Joseph Te
Chicago
B. Tilley
Monoague Talend
Hay Yard
Thomas Hailey Aldrich
Boston
John Moore
Army
Waahin
M—Frig
J. Wint
Missouri
James Henry Smith
Kloto
N—W
Te Kekeola
Eee National Bank of Chicago
Nkterernan J. ¥. Findlay
Maryland
Baltimore
G. J. Laws
Nebraska
Lincoln
KR. B. Bullock
Albion
N. Y
Peter Muytubby
Caddo
L. T
We Buffctt
Gay Hughes
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
Mt. Pleasant
Lichen Baker
Leavenworth
Kann
Francis Murphy
Low Angeles
M. J. Severance
Minnesota
Mankato
Peter Larson
North Oats
Helena
Henator
W. Metum
Alabama
Int
KF Gowell
Hawt
Gander
Ta. A. Ob Inkert
Ron
Aig
ker_and multer
Plomner
Kenge Pac
Ohare Anata Id
Porter
Flear
John G. Waker
York Beach
Wes No
Samuel Bloan
Preald al Lackawanna Railroad
Ralirogs
Garrison-on-the- Out
Casate Chadwick
Amud Famale Bank
Ohio Penitentary
Redas
Reddick
Half Day
John Wellborn
Jefferson Polk
Des Moines
C. A
G. W. Smith
Timois
Murphysboro
Baromeages
Ser Trove
Commack
Lond Kelvin
Cao
W. H. Hinrichsen
Titnole
Alexandria
Mallory
Florida
Peneacola
Boxing and billiards notes from early 1900s sports roundups
A collage of sport events and records including Joe Gans stopping Kid Hor man in Tonopah Nevada, Abe Attell defending the featherweight title in Los Angeles, Gustave Bye’s noted American record in high jumping at Munising, and Tommy Burns capturing the heavyweight title in a Los Angeles bout. Also mentions Calvin Demarest winning the national amateur balk-line billiards title in New York, Lou Dillon’s gold cup context, and other scattered results across tennis boxing and racing from various dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin University
Brradae
Pougheeenale
N. Y
Richard Crokers
Orby
Johnnie Reiff
Derby
England
Nealon
C.F. Cornell
Sheepsheaday
Alex Ross
United Braton
Syracuss
Wisconsin
M—Yaile
Harvard
New London
Conn
Robert Simpson
Hinsdale
Evelyn Sears
Beaton
Chartership
United States
Carrie BB. Neely
Tommy Burne
Bill Squires
Colma
Cal
Martin J. Sheridan
Celtic Park
L. I
May Sutton
California
Chambers
Jack Johnnson
Bob Fitesimmon
Philadelphia
Barney Oldfield
Manchester
Joe Gans
Mimmie Britt
San Francisco
Britt
Fred McLeod
Chicago
Western Re Golfers
Louin
New York Yacht Club
Bir
Thomas Lipton
Matt McGrath
Kansas City
Chicago Nationals
Detroit Americana
Tom Burns
Ofmerica
Gunner Moir
London
H. C. Pulliam
National League
Kid Horman
Tonopah
Nev
Gustave
Munising
Mich
Abe Attell
Harry Baker
Los Angeles
Tommy Hyan
Dave Barry
Ark
Tennessee
Bill
Calvin Demarest
New York
Gary Herrmann
Cincinnati
American Bowling Congress
Chic Brahl
Bostonational
Lou Dillon
Joe Dilman
David Billington
Sydney
Weston A
Courne
May
Philadale
Jack” O'Brien
Extreme Weather Devastates U S Regions With Floods Tornadoes
A chronology lists calamities from January through November across Ohio River valley Buffalo New York to Texas and Wisconsin. Turbulent events include explsions floods tornadoes windstorms and earthquakes causing deaths injuries and immense property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Artz
Fiooda
Ohio River Valley
Buffalo
N.Y
Washington, Ark
Pittsburg
Louisiana
Iediasippi
Alabama
Chilpancingo
Chilapa
Mexico
Kentucky
Hilnels
Iowa
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Tmi Nelda
Indian Territory
Kmocheater
Tex
Biena Vista Lake
Lever
Bakersfield
Cal
Wisconsin
Permons
Leavenworth
Aus
la Crosse
Wia
Ohio
Dot
Leeds
New York City
Harbor
Texas
Labor unrest and wage strikes across the United States
Reports detail a wave of labor actions from February to October including wage increases at Western Union, strikes by miners, streetcar workers, iron workers, and tailor and boot makers. Trials, union elections, and court rulings frame a period of heavy labor activity nationwide with scattered resolutions and pending disputes.
Telegraph Strike Ends Amid Arbitration Talks
Notes from Nov 4 to Dec show labor tensions with telegraph operators, miners in Danville TN striking over pay by checks, and the printers union president calling off a strike. The Telegraphers union reduced actions in Chicago and other cities while rail strikes in Britain were averted by railway agreements. Four regulars dispatched to Goldfield NV as tensions rose between miners and mine owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Memphis
Tote Jette
Sanborn
Paveral
Milwaukee
Senate
Minera
Goldfield
Nev
Shea
Chicago
John J. Mitchell
United Mine Workers
New York
Western Union Telegraph Co
Cornelius P, Shea
Teamaters
Mar
Nebraska
Sttreet Carn
Loulaville
Bowton
Western Railroads
Golifeld
Western Union
San Francisco
Ikland
Cal
Sos Angeles
Comany
Cornellia FP
Teamaters' Union
Daniel J. Tobin
Assolat
Aces
Southern Railroad
Commercia
Star Weiss
Barnessee
Loulevile
Steubenville
Oricans
Tabor
Kansas City Southern
New Orleanne
J. Small
Aaraphers’ Union
Danville
Great Britain
Railways & UN Inn
S—Hinkkine
Louisville
Multiple fires and disasters hit cities nationwide list of losses
A fragmented record lists numerous fires and disasters across the United States with losses and casualties. Notable incidents include a New York furniture store fatality and injuries, a Lancaster tobacco warehouse blaze with vast losses, and major fires destroying factory plants in Springfield, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Others note ship, hotel, and dock fires, with totals from hundreds of thousands to several million dollars and hundreds of homeless or injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tee Ichiga
Lancaster
Phelps Pub, Co
Springfeld
Mana
Baldwin Lecormotion
Philadelphia
Jona
Victor
Colo
Coalbor
Lyndhurst
Soupety
John Wanamaker
Acker Parcess Co
Nikagara Falls
Leroy
M— Sporting Goorth
Philippines
Barnesboro
Cleveland
Detroit
Incer
Wil- Jowty
Coney Island
Memphis Cold Storage Co
Memphis
Sons CM
Edgewater
Leather Do
Tomahawk
Wis
Orchard
Courier Journal
Louisville
Threoe Business
Ouston
Tex
Jessie
Cit
Lana
Sonore
Cal M
Holden Shoe Co
Chicago
Nelson Morris Brecking
Superior
Laws
Cody
Wyo
Indictments and court actions span across states this year
A wide set of legal and political events unfolds from Chicago to San Francisco and beyond. Key items include Standard Oil trials in Chicago, grand juries in Windlay and San Francisco, mayoral corruption cases, and major railroad and finance actions. Notable names include Landis, Ruef, Hill, Schmitz, and Roosevelt officials. Ensuing indictments, trials, and sentences shape regional power dynamics and regulatory responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
McCrea
Pennsylvania Lines
A. J. Casmati
Landin
Chicago
Standard Oil Co
St. W
Windlay
Standard of Co
Hom Pasiee
M—Federal
John FR
Basi
Judge Hallam
St. Paul
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railwayar
Wisconsin State Railway Commission
John F. Jevens
Panamean Anci Dent
Ma G. W. Goeth
Mar I-Hult Ale
Mt Boston
Agalar
Susan Maury Baker
Chris
Man Science Faith
W. Glover
New Mexico House
Gov
San Francisco
T. V. Haleey
Grant
Real Northern Railroad
T. W. Hill
John F. Waleh
Funda
Chicago National Bank
Supreme Court
Isle of Pines
Standara Ol Co
Indiana
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Jamestown
Ruef
Schmitz
Sehmitz
Urton
Evade
Ian
GAR
Saratoga
McKinley
Anton
Roosevelt
Benator
Borah
Holse
Idaho
Su Derman ‘Alloon Pommern
Tna
Bury Park
Point
Lote Martes
T-Atehiaen
Topeka & Bay Railroad Co
Sonni
John Aieh
Rae
Ayeon Weston
Portland
Faith Root
U. Nt
Washington
Rampeton Roads
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Isaac Stevenson
Bpooner
Jun
J. Ho Bankhead
John Bores
Hacon
Frank A. Leach
Omertn
F. Johnston
Potton
Bop
Bagh
Erriio
Newelty
Filinois Aupreme Court
Novayor
Fay L. Johnson
Tammany
New York County
Dew T
Congress
Washingon
Cannon
Aokl
Japan
Contremmen Williams
DeArmond Kane Nee
Fetgrit
Taft
World
Gude
Norway
Hh, C. Hauge
Sagan Atteahip
Ashma
Kure
Drude
Cascablanca
Tai River
Greece
Kce
Iney
Hague
Oecar II
Sweden
Btockholm
Gustave V