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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1907

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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