Uprising and Intervention in Cuba and Quake Events
Chronology notes insurgent actions in western Cuba including 7,000 fighters in Pinar del Rio, band loots Las Lajas, government amnesty and Taft’s mission, American troops and provisional governorship under Magoon, Palma resigns, and eventual American intervention. Also lists San Francisco quake damage and relief acts, Vesuvius activity, and later Chilean and Caribbean seismic events with broader tremors in May and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Las Lajas
Santa Clara
Matanzas
Santa
Taft
Clara
Des Moines
Denver
Havana
Bacon
Palma
Sec
Treasury
Magoon
Gen
Funston
Washington
Morro Castle
Mont Pelee
West Indies
Heart of
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Congress
Valaraiso
Chili
Quillota
San Juan
Porto Rico
Notable Crime Timeline From 1880s Case Blitz
A compiled list of sensational crime events by date across multiple states. Incidents include ex governors, embezzlement, murder by bomb and ax, mob violence, hangings, and indictments. Notable names include Steunenberg Hoch Thaw Caruso and Schmitz along with firms like Standard Oil and C B Q rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & Q. Railroad
Kansas City
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Stanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
N. Y
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
White
I. T
C. & A. Railroad
Chicago
J. A. Cook
Cook County
Salisbury
N. C
Standard Oil Co
Geo. Hall
Baid
Stensland
Tangier
Morocco
A. Segal
Philadelphia
H. Knippen
Atlanta
Indiana
Jackson
Ena
H. W. Hering
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago
Mayor Schmits
San Francisco
Abram Ruef
Enrico Caruso
New York
Joseph F. Smith
Imonchure
Salt Lake City
Schmitz
Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Big Moore Lake
Herkimer
New York Law on Depew Resignation Question Raised
A 3 resolution in the New York Legislature demands U S Senator Depew resign over an insurance exposure. Other items note Gov Hanly of Indiana suing to remove Storms for duty neglect and J Patterson becoming Ohio governor, with various state and national political moves, court rulings, and public notices across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Depew
Hanly
Indiana
Bec
S—J. Patterson
Ohio
Iowa General Assembly
Wisconsin
Hepburn
National House of Representatives
Venezuela
Root
Gov. Patterson
J. G. Brady
Alaska
Sec
Illinois
Mississippi
National Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Grosvenor
J. M. Patterson
Chicago
Public Works
Green
Island of Jolo Battle
N. W. Gilbert
Sherrick
Francis
Austria-Hungary
Bellamy Storer
G. W. Perkins
N. Y. Life
Reublican Campaign Fund
Ohio General Assembly
House
David
Rose
M. Becker
Milwaukee
Illinois Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
E. W. Hoch
Kansas
Messa
Congress
Standard Oil Co
St. Paul
Senate
Supreme Court
Burton
Senate Committee On
Reed Smoot
Utah
Neill-Reynolds
O. N. Carter
Supreme Court of Illinois
W. P. White
Maryland
Col
H. A. Dupont
J. E. Addicks
Ae Hood
Otishowe
Indian Territory
Beveridge
C. E. Littlefield
Maine
Hearst
New York Democrats
Buffalo
Notable Obituaries and Death Notices Across Multiple Cities
A compiled necrology lists notable figures who died across March to December, including ex-Gov Hogg of Texas, Susan B. Anthony, Gen J M Thayer, Henrik Ibsen, Robert Adams, and Bishop Nicholson. Entries note ages, positions, and locations from Chicago to Rochester, Omaha, and Milwaukee with occasional causes or circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
San Jose
Cal
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
N. Y
John St. John
Head of Great Lakes
Superior
Wis
Johann Most
Cincinnati
J. M. Thayer
U. S
Nebraska
Lincoln
M. Ashbridge
Philadelphia
T. E. Barrett
Cook County
Chicago
Blanco
Cuba
Madrid
C. A. Warwick
Constitution Democrat
Keokuk
J. E. Boyd
Omaha
Mary McKittredge
America
Uniontown
Max Judd
St. Louis
Henrik Ibsen
Christiania
Robert Adams
Philcpe
Wasiington
A. P. Gorman
Maryland
Washington
Robert B. Roosevelt
Sayville
L. I
R. E. Lester
Georgia
H. N. Pillsbury
Phila
H. L. Porter
Howell
Mass
J. M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
E. Higgins
Utah
Jerre Dunn
Elizabeth
N. J
J. Smith
Roxbury
G. Y. Wisner
de- A
Seattle
Wash
Chefoo
China
Cerne
Yonkers
E. Rosewater
Omaha Bee
H. Oelrichs
New York
A. T. Bliss
Michigan
Milwaukee
Clarke
Alabama
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Albert J. Adams
Samuel Jones
Little Rock
Ark
R. F. Davis
Massachusetts
Fall River
Bishop Nicholson
D. D
G. E. Seymour
Episcopal Diocese of
Springfield
Lipton plans race against New York awit club
Jan 11 listing shows Sir Thomas Lipton planning a race against a New York athletic club for the American cup as part of ongoing sailing competition notes. The item situates the event in the sports digest alongside boxing and billiards results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lipton
New York Awit Club
Herrera
Youn Corbett
Los Angeles
Willie Hoppe
Maurice Vignauox
Havard University
Kid” Goog Beave
New York
Ormonde Beach
Fla
Global upheavals and disasters mark year with rebels crushed
A dense timeline records battles and deaths from Puerto Plata to Sana in Arabia, with revolutions ending in San Domingo, massacres of tens of thousands, uprisings in Italy and Cuba, major disasters in Germany and France, royal weddings, and strikes. The mosaic spans January to December, naming leaders, cities, ships, and catastrophes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodrigues
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
Morales
Rod
France
Balfour
Britain
Paeosblieun
M. Loubet
Bdreance
Anvepaben
Los Enesuela
Ae Christian
Denmark
Frederick VIII
Tee Medantess
Boni de Castellane
Anna Uid
New-York
Entea
Paris
Hament
J. W. Lowther
Colombia
Italy
Fucecchio
Geneves
M. Barrien
Sana
Arabia
Kagi
Formosa
Palma
Cuba
Orel
Black Forest
Germany
East Africa
Naples
Louis Martin
Rome
Pasis
P. I
Nhon
Premiere
Havana
Revolution in Russia flashes across 1917 turmoil
A chronology of violent events with insurrections, assassinations, mutinies, and reprisals across Russia. From Moscow crackdowns to Riga fighting, Basian pogroms, bombings at Tver and Sevastopol, and killings in Sebastopol, Cronstadt, and Bilalystok. Authorities report numerous deaths and mass arrests amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Riga
Hazenpot
Tifils
Stolypin
Orloff
Baltic
Sebastopol
Tver
Ekaterinoslav
Elizabethpol
Doubasoff
Czar
Douma
Father Gapon
Finland
W. H. Stuart
Batum
Bilalystok
Chuknin
Sevastopol
Port Arthur
Gen
Stoessel
Imperial Ukase
Raone
Viborg
Sveaborg
Samra
Stolgin
Aptekarsky Isnd
Mons
Min
Peterhof
Eughter
Stedice
Siedice
Nicolaieff
Waresaw
Alexis Ignatieff
Council of Empire
Kiev
Volhynia
Podolia
Industrial records of mine labor disputes 1903 observations
A chronology notes key events in 1903 including Heinz selling Montana copper interests for 25 million to Amalgamated, UMW strike threats and conferences, bricklayer strikes in St Louis area, wage adjustments in Southwest miners, and per capita assessments by the UMW national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
F. A. Heinz
Montana
Amalgamated Company
Standarll
Ssouri
United Mine Workers
Rators
Roosevelt
St. Tews
John Mitchell
Kansas City
National Executive Committee
Michigan
Notable 1900s Figures and Events Inside Chicago Era
A mixed chronicle lists charity gifts by C. T. Yerkes and Marshall Field, political pardons, a mob lynching near Hopkinsville, a Zion City leadership change, and various national incidents. Highlights include Yerkes charitable bequest to Chicago University, Field estate details, Longworth marriage, Robbery cases, a Philippine fighting toll, and a Standard Oil subpoenas session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Yerkes
Chicago University
Decatur
Anna
Hopkinsville
Marshall Field
Chicago
Prince
Wilson Mizner
San Francisco
Midshipman Miller
Annapolis
G. H. Simmons
Peoria
Irl
Self
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Omaha
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Prairrie
Texas
Philippines
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life Trustees
Albany
N. Y
Atlanta
Sheboygan
Wis
Lake Michigan
Ouray
Cal
Andrew Hamlilton
New York Life Insurance Company
Attoreney Jerome
John Alexander Dowle
Eader
Zion City
Nverseer Voliva
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
Zion
Zion Cit
Dowieve
Root Falls
South America
Wisconsin Railway
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
Minneapolis
W. J. Bryan
New York
World
State Root
President Hill
Great Northern Railway
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Findlay, C
World's Cornetian Temperance Union
Oston
Wyoming
Brownsville
Tex
Roosevelt
Washington
Panama Canal
Louisiana
Panama
Portoco
F. W. Finley
Southern Railroad
Empl Spencer
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
Speser
Uis
Kansas Grain Inspection
Nobel Peace Re
Industrial Peace Commission
Nexsingt Standard Oil Company
A. Findlay
Mon Pleas
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Stennenberg
Idaho
Boise
Clarence Barnum
Mich
Mathew Styer
Caledonia
Minn
Sweetheart
l—Nels Nelson
Walkason
Indianapolis
Wulff
Newampshire
Henry Neunembaumer
Gen. Slocum
J. A. Linn
San Miguel
Mex
Annie Dixon
Boston
John Witt
Detroit
J. W. Watters
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Johann Hoch
O. Mar
Dayton
O. C. Haugh
Richard Ivens
Bessie Hollister
D. E. Sherrick
Rock Co
Ill
Green and Gaynor
Savannah
Greene
Gaynor
H. G. Goll
First National Bank of
Goll
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
W. B. Gillett
R. A. Granniss
Mutual Life
Paul O. Stensland
Ae Deraritey Cooses
Republic
Oremnor Ork
Fone
Ichigan
Isconsia
Ansas
Hampshire
Tiacede
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Oklahoma
South
John A. Mcllhenny
John Riddle
Rouean and
Servia
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Pelicans
Strauss
Bonaparte
Metcalf
Parsons Suynet & Co
Cleveland
McReynolds & Co
Boliver County Bank
Miss
Bank of America
Union
Williamson Libbey Lumber Co
Oshkosh
Southern Bank & Trust Co
Ft. Smith
Walsh
Chicago National Bank
National Business College
Re Til
North Freedom (S.) Bank
Examiner
Tels, Smith & Co
Bankers
Pekin, Jr
Delmont National Bank
Delmont
American Reserve Bond Co
Farmers’ State Bank of
Clearfield
State Bank Examiner
Bates National Bank
Butler
Middleport
Bank of Beckwith & Co
Evanston
Wyo
C. V. Chandler
Macomb
Colchester
Ae Ill
Bank of Kiowa
National Bank of
Waynesburg
Cummings Commission Co
Loree Stonerage
Northwest
Sus
Neatn Bank of
Morton Park
W. R. Harper
Uniat Chica
Eesa
Col S. Lowe
Galveston
Neumonia
Inew York
H. B. Hurd
D. B. Henderson
Dubuque
Ean P. Langley
Rotary Smithsonian Institution
Hic
Hogg
Houston
Stace
Waller
A. Gavestda
Daine
Littleton
Niverton
U . 18
Rutland
Duluth
Hitchcock
Okla
Dawson
Standhope
White Pigeon
Austin
Johnatown
Moya Oone
Boone Cereal Co
Blamey
Cobalt
New Ontario
Can
South Boston
Duck Hill
Armour Packingant
South Omaha
Neb
Ryan
Santa Crus
Wentsville
Tiburon
Atheny
Ala
Bristow
Richland
Princeton
Tobacco Trust
Frankie Neil
Harry Tenny
Nelson
McGovern
i—American Bowling Congress
Louisville
R. H. Bryson
Slosson
Dutton
Cage
Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Frank Kramer
City of Paris
C. Olson
New Orleans
Johnstone and
Emalie
Polo Grounds
W. R. Crosby
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Goldfield
Nev
C. M. Daniels
Newmark
Fred Tenny
Roy Omas
Nationals
Steve L’hommedieu
Louisville Jockey Club
Tom Cooper
Newark
Ralph Rose
Harry C. Pulliam
National Baseball League
George Sutton
Ieat
New Yor
Coaldale
W. Va
Haverstraw
la Galle
West Wispapia
Boot
Portland
Ore
Maitland
E. Mar
Meridian
Misa
Jamestown
Ind
Atlantic Ocean
Britishing
Adobe
Camden
Silverton
West Virginia
Winfield (Col
Natsona
Trinidad
Bellevue
Altoona
Golconda
East Providence
R. I
Rocky Ford
Mont
MSN Ing
Tre
Ate Rayette
Gobbau
Sasinaw
Martinsville
Cedar Rapids
Manitowoc
South Framingham
T. O. Daniels
Davenport
Long Hollow
Mobile
Atlantic City
Whitty
Pocahontas
Troy
Florida
Cea
Rockies
Wyomat
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Dix
BE. D. Keeler
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Co
Lynchburg
Clifton
Aris
Westfield
Ithaca
Cornell University
Lewiston
Vicksburg
Enderlin
N. D
Alfonso
Spain
Victoria
England
Palajanes
Golans
Leyte
Haakon VII
Queen Maud
Norway
London
Haakon
Natal
Maj
Dreyfus
Niji Novgorod
Russia
Lady Curzon
Yokohama
Japan
P. L
Ormigas Island
Father Wernz
Hong Kong
Spa Eee
Durham
Eng
Anna Gould
Countess de Castellane
Count Boni
St. Peter's Church
Chamber of Deputies
Lapponi
Pope
Reichstag
James Bryce
Durand
Pusheceae
Sonvention American
Federation of Labor
American Society of Old National Farmers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Amuel Gompers
Industrial Workers of World
Schenectady
General Electric Co
Pres. Failleries
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