Year in Review of Disasters Crimes and Deaths
A retrospective record lists yearly calamities and casualties including floods fires mines and railroad accidents across nations and regions. It notes major events in Russia China Japan the United States and Europe, with totals for drownings fires explosions mining disasters and cholera as well as lynching and executions and rising self harm rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Carcase
Jon
Mrnsters
A Filte
London
Flient Butte Cley
Mont
Hanley
Novgorod
Russia
Eppina
France
Mexico
Patterson
Nos
Grotee
Felixdorf
Augtria
Formosa
Aoloudburst
Hungary
San Paulo
Brazil
Wexo
Sweden
Bgypt
Yugeton
B. C
Kobe
Japan
China
Rusaia
Toula
Houghton
Mich
Arabia
Cuba
Oho River
Alexandrina
Watur
California
Lynch
Lau
Bend
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Mineta
Kangas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
North Carolina
South Carolina
South Dalawa
Texas
Virginia
Washington
New Mexico
Indiana Territory
Oklahoma
South
Fire expenditure figures show large wage brackets dominate claims
The record notes totals in a comparison to prior figures with a $115,600,612 baseline, an increase of $15,987, and a decrease of $50,778,754 across categories. It highlights that fires with wages of $100,000 and upwards contributed $60,082,760, while smaller fires accounted for $872,535,450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BMH
Amaller
National Legislature in Session Mines Debates and Bills
Proceedings in Washington show lawmakers debating tariff amendments to the Wilson bill with a 60 percent duty rate, bond authorizations in gold or silver, and joint measures on Utah government transfer. House and Senate actions include bond bills, pension rights, and currency debates, with adjournments planned and committee reorganizations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth F Henses
Congress
Wasatxatow
Burroughs
Senate
Wilson
Hd Treasury
Wiehelder
Utah
Arlington, Dee
Bueleas
Hich
Anya
Democrata
Hutchinson
Texas
Hitt
State Department
Wal‘Tor
Bayard
Eadlinburgh
Scotland
Wasnixcton
Kyle
Peffer
G. A.B
Posta
Kansas
Chandler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lodge
Shemann
Netioon
Will Make Other Hearts Ache s Davidson Threatens Trouble
Mrs Mary Abbot Davidson charged with improper intimacy against Dr Brown in San Francisco faces bail issues due to eastern records and promises of further sensational accusations at trial involving prominent First Congregational church members. Miss Overman admits offers to sell a ruinous story. prosecutors weigh actions. Venezuelan boundary commission appointments announced. US Justice Department to decide next steps. London cable notes possible US loan syndicate and reactions. Job printing at The Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Davidson
San Francisco
Mary Abbott Davidson
Miss Overman
Davidson
Brown
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dye
G. C. Brown
Bbe
First Congregational Church
Olivet College
Rochester
Dubuque
Tacoma
Michigan Ends War Soldiers Census Report
A state bulletin summarizes Michigan soldiers by birth, age, and status. It lists 42 844 residents who served, with 6 105 disabled, 248 Confederate veterans, and 14 939 U S soldiers. The ages range to early 60s, average around 50, and a Mexican War count of 41 reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonden
Lawsixa
Mich
Michigan
Census Department
Secretary of State
United States
Canaiia Cameratera
Mayors threats spark saloon case in Benton Harbor
Mayor Fifield ordered arrests of saloon keepers John Russell and Adam Weber for selling alcohol on Sunday. A court acquitted them for lack of a local ordinance, but the state law led to fines. An anonymous letter warned the mayor to stay out of business, signaling pressure from saloon interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Halmont
Mich
Fifield
John ©. Russell
Adam Weber
Dean Sim
Buesmeda
St. Joe
RAILWAY WRECK RECALLS ANNE ARBOR VERDICT
William Whalen Michigan Central engineer in charge of the second section of the World's Fair excursion train that wrecked at Ann Arbor on October 13 killing fourteen, was awarded 310150 though injured. The verdict faults the brake system and an off angle cock. appeal planned to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Charles Fuller
Breedsville
Mich
William Gardner
Norman Harold
Davis
Nogaunoo
James Rood
Misa Martha Thomas
Owosso
Charlevoit
Chicago
Roundlake
Squire Atkins
Cedar Springs
Rio
Vila
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S. V. R. Lepper
Champion
Piston
Atkins
Simona
Richardson
Calhoun County
WM. E
Bosley
Marshall, Mich
Canital
New York
Detroit
WJ. Dissix
Pre
G. Bexwenl
W. T- Pusers
Cashier
DR. Louis. S. Joy
Henderson
Gerard Our
Aurora Corset
Aurora
Vutc
Digo
National Legislature
Poul
Joint Traffic Association
New York City
Chat Toan Morrison
Interstate Commerce Conmissivg
Department of Justice
Washisdon
Cleveland
America
Honda
Evening Post
Joan Sunderland
the Statesman Otice
Michigan Central Engineer
Alvene
Stark Weather
Charles MN. Starkwesther
Sherman Street Muthadlat
Rey Starkweather
Kada
Graxparts
Daisy Schofield
Levi Schofield
Grand Haven
Nives
Dev
Daniel Haggart
Powpow
Haggart
Bank
Sagisaw
Home National Bank
Second National Bank
Home Bank
Loth Bankas
Gangp Haris
Young Men's Republican Club
Wiliam A. Smith
Owosso Mich
George F. Robinson
Mra. Robinson
Dela
Cincinnati
Eugene V. Debs
American Railway Union
Taft
United States Court
Debs
Howard
Rogers
Dota
Terre Haute
Trims Haute
Ind
Palmer Company
Annandale
Audienes
Commission of Foreign Commercs
Doolittle
Heonomists Clage
MiiaNabocis
Aimerican Economic Association and Political Sciences Association of
Central States
Political Science Association
Britain
Lospex
Alfred Austin
England
Irderick Leighton
Henry Hucka Gibbs
Richard Temple
C. B. Stuart-Wortley
Howard Vincent
H. PP. Crease
Dubie
Salventeepersa
A. O. C. W. St. Lous
Order of United Workmen
St. Mary's Palle Canat
Wasursctos
Secretary of War
St. Mary
Fallscanal
Rowe
Janu
Associated Press
Duchess of Marlborough
Misa Consuelo Vanderbilt
Vatican Museum
Grand Hotel
Douraven
New Yous
New York Yacht Club
Lord Dunyeu
Dogu
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