Bankings crumble as firms suspend amid financial crisis
Widespread bank suspensions rock cities from Omaha to New York as federal action sees Panic era closures. Governors and treasuries scramble to stabilize funds while investors pull cash and banks face forced receivership. Major institutions including Lincoln and Kalamazoo banks halt operations, with confidence shaken across states.
Early 1920s U S Political Shifts and Elections
A survey of postwar political moves shows New York and New Hampshire governors switching amid legislative actions. Key figures include Hughes Hoch Frye Borah Smoot Gilbert and Busse amid resignations, inaugurations, and budget battles shaping the 1920s Senate and state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeni
C. B. Hughes
New York
Floyd
New Hampshire
Moe. IW
Hoch
Manus
Various Crime and Punishment Mentions Across Eras
A jumbled twentieth century style summary lists executions, lynchings, trials, and convicts across places like Philadelphia, Georgia, Louisiana, Idaho, and Kentucky. It notes commutations, electrocutions, acquittals, and notable cases including Thaw, Hargis, and Haywood, with scattered mentions of banks, murders, and mob violence.
Fragmented strikes of disasters across centers yield injuries and deaths
The report lists multiple incidents across states and provinces. Wrecks and suffocations cause injuries in Indiana and Colorado coal mines. A steamer disaster near New York City results in mortalities. Rail spread wrecks in Mexico and distressing mine accidents in Quebec and Montana areas add to the grim tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Fowler
Ay Primero
Colo
Oyion
Barents
W. Ve
Non Verteville
Ming Inter
Monaten
Golo
Thomas
W. Va
New York
Powder and explosion deaths flood early July reports
A long list of accidents and fatalities from explosions and wrecks across the United States. Incidents include powder mill blasts in Tennessee and Alabama, shipwrecks on Lake Michigan, a naval explosion near Massachusetts, and building collapses in Chicago and California. Dozens are named, with many regions reporting drownings, injuries, and fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Cotliston
Woodward
Ala
Naariy Air
Bad Worth
Nest Cheplau
Nest Guoter
Tex
Chicago
Haptoe
Ronda
Capalaing
Tauneh
Pricevare
Monahan
Was
Penney
Tola
Bavane
Milo
Alnking
Mates
New York City
Cal
Somerville
Maas
Quebec
New Bridge
St. Lawranty
Elver WoNear
Charleston
Collimn
Ghelton
Norris
Canasa Station
Repthwall
Miennes
Mena
Otada
Neven
Lake Superior
Alcameroe
Scaeeek Son
Bat Butler
Bate
I Groversville
Fontanet
Bronbenva
Boller
Waukes
Wie
Dee
Biononguh
W. Va
Collary
LA Jacobuvk
Ya Ln
Turbulent world events sweep across continents in famed disasters
A chaotic panorama reports Moroccan, Turkish, and Caribbean upheavals alongside Pacific tsunamis and earthquakes. Major figures like Muzaffar Ed Din of Persia and Swettenham of Jamaica maneuver amid naval actions, while Dutch East Indies tidal waves devastate inland areas and a French battleship Jena explosion injures hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zitat
Haigull
Follo
Bancosk
Muzaffar-Ed-Din
Shah of
Perala
Teheran
Aoina
Lwianda
Gona
Itarthauuke
Kingston
Jamaica
Samar
Iyly
Philippines
Davis
Gov. Bwetlacher
Bavia
Erlita
Gov. Swettenham
Dutch Eart Indies
Simatu
Baurbrueck
Frussia
OH. LP
Cogercrants
Siveden
United States
Clavering
Hartlepool
S. A. Alexandravaky
Penan
Aussie
Copleton
North Auscralia
Churcheany
Oriands
Cardin
Wales
Port of
Baka
Murdyrer
Bertin
England
Hook of Holland
Ghey
Petaens
Swettenham
Algeria
Commany
Petkaf
Bulgaria
Asins
Sofia
Jena
Toulon
Lode
Xim
Slr
Bidon Gorat
Lord Cromer
Pleargoteniery
Great Britain
ExyDt
Turkey
Honduran
Amapla
Bonllle
Freipper
Yelerdeom
Mexico
Jacks
Rusela
Rob
Bague
Alikbanos
TiMia
Alexandro
Russia
Corean
Irvcpa
Decrer
Iaparvan
Regul
Bibher
Moroscy
Fiochinera
Cassablanca
Ivanhof
Viborg Priaoh
Pateraburk
Antwerp
Political Unrest and Disasters Sweep Early 20th Century News
Fragmented dispatches report peace terms accepted by Moors tribes in Africa under French influence, a factory explosion in Japan injuring 68 and killing 1, a destructive earthquake in Karatai causing 14,006 deaths, a major hurricane in France with casualties, and the death of Oscar II of Sweden with Crown Prince Gustav V succeeding to the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouriah
Maximoffaky
Russia
Axnan
Wowanta
Petersburg
Karatai
Rusalurkestan
Fry Mareullies
France
Tquiguo
Chil
Oscar II
Sweden
Stockholm
Guntav V
Notable figures listed in political and social circles
A long, fragmentary roster lists Gen G A Bell retired in Montgomery at Bin Fran, John Winans in Janesville, Senator Russell Alger Washington, racehorse trainer Charles Tarvin Lexington, others including James B Williams Glastonbury, Proctor of Cincinnati, and Gen T J Wint at Chicago notes. Contains many names, places and roles with scattered locations and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Bell
Wearehdabd
Montgomery
John Winans
Jancuville
Wis
Russell A Alger
Wash
Conaman
Virginie
W. Biggio
New York
Olean
Forastern
Georgia
James B. Williams
Permenert
T. J. Wint
Partment
Ritescutt
Bhiseeaia
James Henry Smith
E Kioto
Benator Patton
Michi - 2
Mea McKinley
Santon
T. A. Ruger
Stamford
Conn
Wm. McKinly
Tamberland
Int
John T. Morgen
Washington, Bush
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincelan
Flender Lucian Baier
Leavenworth
Kans
Wm. Duleld
Washington
Murphy
Temperance T
Tor Angeles
Mt .Heritage
I. Severance
Mankii
Peter Larson
North
Senator E. Wetth
Alabama
Hot Springs
GF Bowes
Boxing roundups mix wins losses across Tonopah to Los Angeles
Fragmented sports notes report Jani-Joe Gana defeating Kid Her man in Tonopah Nevada while Abe Attell extends title on a Los Angeles knockout. Other items mention Tommy Byrne beating Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in Los Angeles, a New York amateur basketball crown and a bowling congress presidency election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jani-Joe Gana
Kid Her
Tonopah
Nev
Gustave
Muntalng
Mich
Recore Cette
Abe Attell Rajalet
Harry Baker
Los Angeles
Tommay
Ryan
Dave Barry
Hat Ka
Ark
Hacing
Tennessee
Paieeke
Mar
Calvin Demarest
New York
Gacy Herrmann
Cincinnedt
American Bowling Congress
inChic’ Binhl
Boston
Suicida
West Baden
Tha
Smathers
Cane
Lou Ditton
Major Delmari
Jor Dilmen
Manane
San Francisco
David Hilington
Awain Yerntle
Sydney
Krow
is—Thea
Jalle
Tommy Byrne
Philadelphia
Jack” O'Brien
Lon Angeles
m—Syperman
James R. Kcoon
Brooklyn
Multiple 1900s athletic feats across nations and campuses
A chaotic list reports various sports results and records: crews from H Wisconsin and Cornell win at regattas. Orby the horse wins in England with Johnnie Helf riding. Ralph Austen and others set marks in track and swimming. Harvard and Niagara events noted. Joe Gans defeats Jimmie Britt in San Francisco. and Pulliam re-elected president of the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin University
Bysacure
Poughmia
N.Y
Junie Tuchiacd Croker
Orby
Johnnie Helf
England
M—Nealon
C. BE. Cornell
Sheepshead
Ralph Austen
Cornell
Harvard
New Tonga
Maria Hae Jobagon
Bob Fitzaimmais
Philadeiphie
Barney Gidfield
Far & BC
Jimmie Britt
Borcling Reinan da
Atte YehMay Sutton
Niagara-on-the Lake
C_ M. Daniels
New York
Manonetter
Joe Gans
San Francisco
Britt
Fred McLeoe
Chicago
Charm Motorial
St. Louis
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Decaumo
Matt McGrath
Kansas City
Chicago Nationals
Detroit Americans
Tommy Burns
America
Gunner Moir
Condon
N—H
Pulliam
Naonal League
Record of Natural Disasters Across Years and Cities
A compilation notes numerous disasters including explosions in Lowell Arizona, floods in the Ohio River valley, river steamers aground, tornadoes in Washington Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Kentucky, deaths and property damage in multiple states. It records dates and estimated losses with scattered locations such as Buffalo New York Pittsburg Leavenworth Kan La Crosse Wis Medicine Lodge Kansas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Ariz
Plooda
Ohio River Valley
Buffalo
N. T
Washington
Ark
Pittsburg
Loulatana
Iawasippi
Alabama
Chilpanclogo
Chilaps
Jessen
Quike. Dun
Kentucky
Tuinois
Medicine Lodges
Kan
Son Pelda
Indian Territory
Rochester
Tex
Buena Viste
Jever
Bakera’ Field
Cal
Wisconsin
Leavenworth
la Crosse
Wis
Ohio
Mough
Leeds
New York City
Harbor
Texas
Labor unrest and strikes sweep across multiple states
A string of labor actions spans Milwaukee to New York and California. Judges, unions, and workers confront injunctions, wage demands, eight hour days, and employer reprisals. Key centers include Milwaukee murders case links, Goldfield and Galdfeld clashes, and Western Union telegraphers protests nationwide.
Industrial unrest across rail and mining sectors reported
The report notes a Kansas City Southern Railway wage rise and resumed work after arbitration. It covers miners near Louisville and Goldfield facing strikes and threats of force, with mentions of telegraph workers, union activities in Chicago and New York, and a Britain rail agreement averting a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
McCall
Federal Court of
Memphis
Labolietré
Bervats
IL BP
Sunpora
Milwaukee
W-Senate
Goldfield
Nav
Atritts
Shell
Chissagd
Jenny J. Mitchell
United Mine Workers
New York
Fabid-Western Whion ‘Telegraph Co
Cornelius F. Shea
Tensasociates
Teamsters
Nebraske Rouse
Galdfeld
New
Mega
is—Supreme Court
Western Union
San Fréncieco
Okland
Cal
Sos Angeles
Chicago
Western Union Telegragratere
Wes Wouth
Cornelius P. Bhendatentea
Teametere
Daniel J. Tobla
Associated Presa
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Wolonteed Geneist
Sansco
Louisville
Brondenville
New One
Lai
Wold Federation of Labor
Kansas City Southern Railway
Serene Sutton Handiie
New Jeanne
Small
Sepiods
Oeine
Farrillee Til
Struga
Toreatenmlenya Railway
Great Britain
Shining Street
Nev
Massive 1906 disaster list hits cities and ships worldwide
A long OCR fragment catalogs numerous calamities and losses across many places. It mentions fires, explosions, and destruction at factories, stores, and streets in New York, Michigan, Philadelphia, Chicago, Hutchinson Kansas, San Francisco, and several other locales. It notes casualties, homelessness, and extensive property damage with figures such as millions in losses and hundreds of vehicles and buildings ruined. The text also references ships, forests, and overseas incidents affecting Manila and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morchanta' and Fortars’ Bank of Rniont
Mini
Gilat
Houw Bank of
Adlane
Inu
F. OD
Gilman
Cortelyon
Sisto Bank of
Firth
Tay’ Essientio Bomen
Yori Ie
Salmon of
Warsaw
M—Baiuk
Conception
Clyde
Sodge Statch
Chicago
Siac Ders
Amelia
Eureka Springs
Inc
Sitar National Bank
Milam
New York
Ceert
House
Westinghouse
Wi Nibure
Trust
Chenge
Hwangiwi
State Wank and Trust Co
Carson
Nevada
Lod
San Francisco
Portsih
Oph
Icuitgorntu
Bank of Oaklans
Merchants
Puna
Cortelyou
Dorpd
Ivanot
Panama
Bank of Frederick
Oktg
F—Amedetn Silk
Opamitec
Reentyer
Chelsea
Cnet Fou
Tressurer Gielen
E-National
Hank of Commerce
Lirsewe Nalisiel
Runsus Iy
Pittsburg
Navona
North Attleburo
Mass
Chicago and national cases raise indictments and charges
A chaotic Chicago dated roundup reports Standard Oil facing eight of ten indictments and related actions. Other items note indictments of Chicago figures, a rail fare ruling in Wisconsin, arrests for extortion and bribery in San Francisco, a Boston filing against Mary Baker Eddy, and railroad executive realignments as a broad set of legal and political moves unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Vice Rresisene McCrea Itaniaines
Landis Geattia
Chicago
Standard Oi Co
Rand Juey
Fledlay, O
Federal Grand Bryaut Chicago Inc
Failuee
Chicago National Bank
Wisconsin State Railway
Comminston
Flint
Stevens
Pansima Canal
Brpj
G. W. Goethals
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Deaney
Chris- Uap Scienge Faith
J. Hil
Real Northern Railroad and Son
T. Him
Shack
Walsh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tissaeac Stevenson
Mm V
Weixconski
Spoanes
Ain
Congressenan
Bankhead
Jonn T. Open
Eicon
California
Roberts
Tex-Goy
J. F. Johnston Stettaes Gemiter
Tickat
Haskell
Oklahoms
S—Maynr
Inbanon
T. E. Burton
Cleveland
Wilwoh
Pumpa
Republicans
Independence League
Tammany
New York County
Congress
MW. PL Frye
Manius
W. Murray Crane
Maxachusetts
Simon Guggenfelin
Colgyadg
Noctis Brown
Nebraska
Borah
Iaho
It. A. Taylor
Crom Tennneses
J. M. Dixon
Fontana
H. HE
Burghem
Newamoshins
H. A. Richardson
OLR Wees
M Borate
Brownagile
Bailey
Cullom
Illinois
Chas
Curtin
Kansas
Jos
BH. Burton
A. Smith
Dryden
New Survey
Real Smoot
Monee
Ashanator
Apeoner
Secretary of Treasury
Aries BR. Garfield
Interior
Egis Heneh Poat
Porto Rico
Suivk Talay gRtarey
m—Wm. C. Gilbert
Danbury
Coan
Michigan
Setar
Bussecassetet
Cicago
Banaster
David Campbell
Poatmaster
Busse
Hagerman
New Mexico
Inted
George Curry
Porto
Gis H. Post
Porto Rive
Beskman Winstheop
COSI
Legro
Mavetaville
Nento
Midway
Ale
Fourth Street National Bank
Philatelphaa
Himerif
Wrecker Bank
Cution
Taren
Ting
Alllise
Beaver Dem
Monroe
Stomp
Kasmers
Merchants’ Metional Bank
Hanover
Colbert
J. T
Durant
Ransay Cte
Frank Hoitman
G. K. Fayrot
Louisiana
R. H. Aldrich
Oc, Haugh
Dayton
Columbus
M—Neegro
Symehea
Nehe
Hargis
Corkriil
Jovlnetan
Wm. DB
Saywood
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Hegun
Boiss
Idaho
Judae Tavine
Tier Hs
Theodore Fs
Sinughinr
Fae Hargis
Pe Enargs
Dr. B, DB
Cox
Kantucky
Tens Suiptenson
Tvira
Nungla
Jasune
Wni
D. Haywood
Greugenoere
Clifford
Mapie
Frank J. Constanting
Mra. Gentes
Berths Mund
Ineane
Hiel K. Brown
Baarok
Ore
Wm. Burns
Pollerman Dail HA
Cumnariand
Vy Mob
Estes
Annie M. Br
McGill
Decatur
Byron Galynchnd
Waahlomton
St. Gandens
Cornish
Hygea
A. Pinkerton
Arron Lines
Lckawanna Railroad
Gareisone
Udaan
Mra
Casal Chudwick
Cates
Peniten- Mi
Jas. Reddick
Pear
Chienga Pnitoun
Auto
Janta B. Bradwell
G. W. Brilli
Tincim
Diarplvancro
Eh Mlavemayer
Commac
Ore Selvin
Ned &F
I-Big Furniture
Weros
Dae Trelt
Jonas Apoet Ong
Tobaccs Caaler
Phelps Pub. Co
Hell
Muss
Loys
Baldwin
Minoru
Victor
East” Foot
Lyndhurst
John Wankmaker
Los
Acker Parcess Co
Nix Beard Falls
Léroy
Dartty
A. G. Soaldine Brow
Chicags
Morton Bull
Hutchinact
Kana
Loxa Boom
Apr
San Fransiaco Ons & Dactric Co
Montreal
Jose
Tsiundaf Panay
May
Jon Alt
Bominasa
Wile
Hey
N. D
Biedis
Consy Iines
Mamenis
Cold Starane Co
Fae
Jose Er Tarnilton
Edgewater
N. J
U. S
Lather Co
Tomsaha
Old Orchard
Louie Villa
Seation
Houston
Sotorna
Atere
Holden Boa Co
Chiemmo
Nolwon Mores
Becky
Mast St. Louie
Buperior
Jamestown
Roosevelt
Hgh
Federal Court
Tulte
Eee
Tay
Extorion
Dr Yior
Valvareit
Californi
Jecred
San Frana Go
Bribary
Gan Vegeapn Cigco
Burton
Vata
Laer
John RO Weib
Chicas National Bank
Edward Payson Waston
Fortland
Javer
Pheer
I Roads
Pragidai
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