Thomas Watson and others nominated in party conventions
Apr 3 reports nominating Thomans Watson of Georgia and Amnie Ware of Tadlana for vice president at party conventions. Roosevelt praised at Chicago convention. various state leaders elected or nominated. deaths, lynchings, fires, floods, and disasters noted including mob violence and a Nashville duel aftermath. Entities include Roosevelt, Watson, Watson, Bryar, H. Tate, Brayn, Turner, and multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
Louie
Thomans
Watson
Geormin
Amnie Ware
Tadlana
Wtnaia
Sxlatonce
David
Rear
Milwauke
At. T. Crittenden, Jr
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Chicago
H. Tate
United States
Bhormean
Sul. Prank U. Hilshcock
eWilliam Jannings Bryar
Denver
Cols Thomas EK. Watson
Cormilly F Ted
Atlanta
Grerond Swarth Karn
Indiana
Cala
Eugene W. Chafin
Watkins
Ada
Otia
D. MW
Tattmas
Claeinnetl
Ohio
Hagen
Massachusetts
Wan
Praautont
J.T. Graves
Georgia
In- Aspandante
Paris AL Chicane
Nev
Chas
A. Craven
Illnals
Unclear historical figures face varied legal outcomes across states
A convoluted OCR fragment reports multiple alleged crimes and rulings including acquittals and charges. Names, places, and events are fragmented, with references to ex governors, mayors, police chiefs, and anarchists across Idaho, California, Kentucky, Georgia, and other locales.
Inauguration and Senate Shifts Mark Year of Events
A stream of political changes unfolds with Cyris Golid Jr. starting a third term as Musaichusatte rower war. John Shacp Witllama takes a seat in the United States Senate. Wet amon elected to S enate. Gov Bradley (Ky) moves to the U S Senate. Gary wins a Senate seat. a Senate whip authorization and ambassadorial changes figure in diplomacy. several governorships and congressional actions follow through spring and summer in a climate of labor, currency, and foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyris Golid, Jr
Musaichusatte
Miasinsippi Legia- Inturo
John Shacp Witllama
United States
Senate
Malu
Sen
Wetamor
United States Senate
Rhodo Talard Iegislature
Bradley
J. B McCreary
Gary
South Carolina
Authardy
South America
Philippines
Australia
China
Japan
C. B Littlefield
Afs
Roosevel
Congress
John W. Stewart
Redfient Procter
D. J. Hin
Germany
Hell Milton
Fie
Bryan
D. J
Hoovevelt
Ambassador Tower
Roosevelt
U—Vreeland
Lafoliene
PeCongresa
Doosevelt
Senor Veloz-Goiticos
Secretary of Navy
Victor H. Metculf
Truman EH. Newberry
Formar Gay
Iowa
Milautteri
W. B. All
Explosion Kills 173 In Boyerton Area Fire Panic
Jan 3 report from Boyerton, Pa notes 173 killed by an explosion and ensuing panics as a moving blaze swept through Alabama property losses and multiple towns named Bare Ting Core referenced in chaotic OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyerton
Burns
Alabama
Roperty Lose West Ea
End Sanihie, Bare
Blow
Bank Closures and Executions Rock 1930s Finances
A sprawling annotated list shows multiple banks closed for liquidation or failing under Comptroller of Currency orders, including National and Trust banks in New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and other hubs. Executives faced indictments and sentences, with captains of industry and brokerage houses collapsing, and government actions detailing reorganizations and receiverships across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currércy
Reorganized National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
McMirarnational
Great Northern Railroad Co
Gouldling
w—Kinunders
QR. Thomas
C. F Thomas
People's National Bank
Aspin
Col
Pike County Bank and Trust Co
Macomb City
Miss
M—Bank of Waunean
Wellsson
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Cies
May &—Fudd Avenue Trust Co
Claveland
H—Reserve Trust Co
American Savings Bank
Claveland, Q
Acorn
United States Court of Appeala
Chicago
First Nationa Bent
Bells Plaine Inn
J. G. Lund
A. O. Brown & Co
New York
A. Booth & Co
Calen National Bank
Loramerville
Charles W. Morse
Alfred Hi. Curtis
National Bank of America
W. Morse
Curtin
Flidred Bank of
El¢red
Avapond
Capital Stock
T—National
Bank of
Bomereworth
Flat National Bank
Toomas F. Ryan
Gnapce
Poor
Fire destroys multiple U. S. buildings in January blazes
A chaotic string of fires across Iowa New York Chicago and other cities leaves dozens dead and millions in losses. Firefighters die in Iowa and Chicago warehouses burn while plants in Peoria Kansas City Tampa and Lynchburg report severe damage. Officials tally extensive destruction in business districts and industrial blocks with many facilities destroyed and insurance estimates rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orlenaz
Lons
Atlante
U-Camp Cook
Omaha
South Omaha
Morster Kansas City
Kan
Three Rivers
Que
Port Chester
N. F
Pennsylvania
Loos
Puluth
Cattonwood
Idaho
Chicags
Armour’ Wool House
Chicago
Alock Yards
SE Kabang
Rock Island
EeDenver
Mills
PAL i Fa
Lumber Yards
Nasrouigd
Dlansla
Bina
Cabtob Werelguses
Brelnews
Parker Dylldlog
New York
Iowa
I—Mcnvil & Higgins Ixboery Howre Dee
City Hall
Potlse Benaing
Loop
Coburn
Tadlan Apolia
Ind
Parc of Niton Morris Packing Plant
Kannee City
Peoria
Til
Tampa
Ene
Weteiund
Springtta
Dick Roond
Duninesa
Suipote
P. Ly
Obituaries and Notices of Distinguished Americans Abroad and at Home
A chronicle of obituaries and death notices listing many prominent figures including editors, composers, bankers, generals, lawmakers, and ambassadors. Entries note ages, locations, and positions such as Charles Imory Smith Philadelphia editor, Dennis O'Sullivan Columbus musician, Rear Admiral Charles Rae in Washington, and Grover Cleveland. The list spans New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Paris, London, and other places with dates and ages varying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Imory Smith
Philadelphia Preos
Musa
Paris
C. A. Howard
Glencoe
Lil
Agad Ei
Dennis O'Sullivan
Trish Wstos
Columbus
Seneto
Asbury C. Latimer
South Carolina
Washington
DL. C
Eyes
Outar Washingon Star
Pasadens
Cat
James Oliver
Militanoire
South Bend
Ind
United Statte Son
Rediiec Proctor
Vermont
Wrahington
Florida
Duke of Devonshire
Spencer Compton Cavendigh
Lynden
A. J. Brick
Indiana
Indianapolia
cCharlie Quarles
Milwauke
B. M. Ccutcheon
Michegan
Rreteian
Ypalland
Mich
Ferdinand Shoemaker
Akron
Unita
J. N. Catogen
West Virgina
Baltimore
Charles M. Rae
Navy
J. H. Rowell
Groomington
Joan Sparks
Nevada
Carson City
Dickerson
Crowinshield
Ured
Philadelphia
Livir
Stephen
Lea
Marchinf
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Ane
Oliver MH
P. Belmont
Sid Polecipian
Hempstead
L. T
Supreme Court Judea
J. ¥. Wright
Weahington
Congresaman
A. A. Wilky
Alabama
Hot Springs
Preghtont
W. B
Joel Chandler Harris
Bemus
Atlanta
Gr. M
Protestant-Epicopal
Beary
C. Porrar
Cooperstown
N. Y
Snow
Louis
California
James H. Budd
Stockton
Cal
William B. Allison
Dubuque
Heidelburg
Germany
Tony” Bator
Lex
A.W. Corliss
Denver
Lenlie Carter
Chicago
Ralfresd Ananler
Calcagh
J. A. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Willan Astor
America
Claus Spreckela
Milllonaire Sugae ‘Eimu
San Francisco
Davey of
Louisiana
New Orleans
Fragmented 19th Century Notice Row Details Various Disasters
An OCR damaged mosaic reports multiple tragic events across several locations. It mentions drownings in Wiscons in Pulaski and Virginia followed by boiler explosions, cyclones, and a fatal coal mine incident. The scattered items reference towns such as Simtown, Neat, and Naw Linkerd with limited readable names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Eickapes
Colitat
Simtown
Rica
Ekearora City
Cepanecuere Neat
W. Va
Weoason
Miss
Northumberland
WAL Mouth
Naw Linkerd
Ont
Turbulent World Tumult Marked By Resignations and Disasters
A chaotic year in review shows Premier Franco resigning and fleeing Lisbon under Admiral Do Amaral, with deaths from explosion near San Juan and fires in major cities. Reports speak of naval clashes, uprisings, and political upheavals across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, including British leadership changes and catastrophic natural disasters.
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Franco
Portugal
Do Amaral
Carlos
Luiz
Lisbon
Stowise
Petersburg
Cor Serrencer
Port Arthur
Ahan
Permo
Az ‘Teheran
San Juan de Ice
Mar
Tateu Fayu Waizure
Atevery
Pein
Bala
Brae
Anon
Smirnom
St Petersburg
Mock
w—Sroncols Gappre
Chia Su
Sir Redevers Buller
London
Guanajuato
Max
Pyr
Pavha
Unian
Victorien Sardou
Iranes
Emperor of
China
Peking
Prince Chun
Empira
Po Wu
u—Tar
Perwone
Legitime
Olympian feats and sports headlines from a past season
A mosaic of athletic results and record feats across sports. It reports on ski jumping records by E Wen gon and Vernon, bowling and billiards titles won by Calvin Demarest and others, wrestling and boxing world titles, rowing varsity victories, and football and baseball milestones. It notes key events in Dublin, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Sydney with multiple nations mentioned and various champions listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Mc- Tan Fouraih
Abe Atte
Ea¢ward
Hanlon
Ward
George
E. Wengon
Wengler
Chicago
Cincinnati
Vernon
Aki Tece
Harvard
Yule
Hatting Nelson
Joe Gans
TeyMerouded
Gar
France
Thomas J. Bricg
Prestdent
Columbus Baseball Club
Fanagan
Ameris ‘Sa
Sheppard
Sheridan
Rose
Tobn J. Hayes
Amarigan
Olyme
Cumes
Eloaedt
Marion
United Kings
Supdon
Canada
Gyegee
Norway
Germany
Addungary
Australia
Finland
Army Urna
Ith Rand
Sydney
Worlls
Dlandy
Chica
St Wats
Mob
Nelson
Gaya
Jet
Detroit
B-Chicege
Jimmy Britt
Johnny Summers
Ith Sound
Landen
Orensy
Pletr
John J. Fayes
Olympic Merachon
Maison Square
New York
Olympic
Omsticley Ketchel
Papke Io
Sam Preechara
Midd Levver
Menting
National Baseball
Klemm
Jonnstone
Lem
New York-Chicago
Jack Joh
Tommy Urns
Syddney
Australis
Constitutional rulings and world events noted in 20th century timeline
A compiled timeline references Supreme Court decisions on civil rights and state powers, political and legal developments from February to December, ship movements and battleship activity, notable court cases, marriages, and accidents. It mentions Orville and Wilbur Wright making aviation records, election results, and public notices across multiple locations, including New York, San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square
New York
Himaglt
Dalle Gut
Em Porte
Abe
la Porte
Ind
Daniél Cooper
Cadillac
Alich
Hurvand
Aelf
Willson
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Willam Goebel
Sabine County
Tenn
Gulheppe Alla
Leo Halrrichs
Denver
Canon City
Col
Russellville
Man
Nee Bro Aeanuster
Tickardson
Springfald
Aeenegan Lyaciad
Aoringfeté
Fred
Treepa
Alain
United States
Fasward W. Carmack
Robert Cooper
Nashville, Tenn
McThres Aggrees
Torinhragee
Tiptonvilla
Ray Lamphere
Bells Guiness
Kraon
Laporte
Abe Rust
San Francisco
Bass
Harles E. Davie
Frederick Rustin
BH. B. Agar
Princeton
Harlingen
Montiorls
Cercado, Ta
Jon
Supreme Court of the United States
Miss Mae
United Staten
Thomas C. Pratt
Presbyterian Ec
Harry K. Thaw
Agnew Hart
H. M. Nevitin
Camp Qhander
Grand Army of the Row
Stansdard
United States Circuit Court of Cpptale
Chicago
Senor
Pan Juen Barrios
Ter
Foreign Affairs
Guatemate
Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Canada
Edgewater
N. T
Kansas Supreme Court
American Tobacco Company
United States Circuit Court
Pittstore
M—Standard
Republic
Waters-Pierce
Missouri
Pittsburg
Virginia City
Mont
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Wyo
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Ite
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Mass
South Dakota
Texas
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Henty County
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Wis
Oklaham
Bakeview
Bpringaeld
Louisville
Richfeid
Fort Crook
Alfaira County
Furnie
Coal Creek
Micheal
B.C
Augusta
Haileyville
Ola
Thomas B. Svitrage Kies
Orville Wright
Fort Mey Ste Aficinesota
Mote
Alpena County
Michigan
Forest Aves
Marianna
Panama Canal
Hee Vaudreuil
Can
Thai Providence
West Toledo
Mac Pinola
Spring Valley
Wexon
Misu
Ras Grossor
Laquin
Mal Ellsworth
Helena
Ark
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Chleuzu
Fort Wayne
New Ave. Tine
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Newport
Gre
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Atari
Wat
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Texat
Mount Lestout
Clarendon
San Pedro
Tennessee
Annapolly
Gladstone
Sutoki Eni IL
Wellington
Kiobnoscen
Cleveland
Willamnstown
Youngstows
O. S
Columbia City
Trim
Allto
Wilkesbarre
Deer Isle
Young's Point
Calligion
Sugar Ridge
Nuar
New Orleana
Boreig
Brocktyn
Aritannas
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Der
Cape Ray
City
da Merce Gule
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Chua
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Simon
Gon Piives
Castro
McCastro
Gomez
Iver
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Reggio
L. Lewis
Aix
Belouls
Pansuloca
Pin
Atreat
Ponsacala
Wight
Stone
Rand
International Inginests’ Brotherhood
e-Samuel Gorpers
American Fedderation of Labor
Willam
New York Centyallines
Yamael Gaompera
American Federation of Labor
J. J. Mitchel
Aine Monothr
Bucks Steve Company
Elm Enlt Court of District of Columbia
Jay
Bolso
Fionel Fattibone
Stove Envors
A. Honng
Schmitz
Eouet of
Appeals
Stanford White
Tne
Vanity Granada
Insane Asylum
Hargis
Beacharele
Dora McDonald
Webster Guccin
Mar G
Shinpy
Chi~dl
Anarchist
Baippy
Shippy
Spat Dows
Hawkinsville
Titannia Supreme Court
Forreer
Bonmitz
Iogrouree
van Clange
Coldwell
Silveratein Burley
Pacific
Dee
V—Hourn
Lomin
Houue
Tubsage
Stuce Rockyford
Treates
S — Hande
Giablilties
Chicago Great Western Gailroad
Tesalvers
Wwweaem Bank End Trust Co
Daling
Tex
Fergent Taxes Saving Bank
John R. Walsh
Culeaga National Bank
Apithy State Bank
Bolés, Idaho
Sua
Jen
Nicholas Enn
Vernard Felannthsi
Nawacd
Grovers Suvsland
Bouin Atimpe
Tigasnopurch
Repubii
Pep
King Garros
Luiz Philppe
Portuga
Struete
Fete
Saigo
Portuen
Ramsers
Wilhela
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