Transvaal War Chronology and Related Banking Losses
A long list of events from the British Boer War timeline notes key dates: Chamberlain address in Parliament about Transvaal, arrests of officers, Kruger Milner talks, battles at Ladysmith and Magersfontein, and major British leadership changes. The document also catalogs bank failures and voluntary bankruptcies across U.S. cities, plus disaster tallies and notable world events from 1899–1900, including Filipino conflict milestones and global incidents.
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Jos
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Bloemfontein
Pres. Kruger
Sir Alfred Milner
Kruger
England
Britain
Orange Free State
South African Republic
Redvers Buller
South Africa
Johannesburg
Natal
Kraaipan
Transvaal Republic
Kimberley
Mafeking
Symons
Glencoe
Kock
Elandslaagte
Royal British Fusileers
Mountain Battery
Gloucestershire Regiment
Ladysmith
Colenso
Estcourt
Dublin
Methuen
Belmont
Modder River
Gatacre
Stormberg
Magersfontein
Wauchope
Marquis of Winchester
Colon
Baron Roberts
Kandahar
Waterford
Lord Kitchener
Portugal
Delagoa Bay
Germany
Fire Tragedies Across States Reported in Brief Local Notices
A compilation of short items notes several disasters: in New York a tenement blaze injuring seven. in Quincy Illinois twelve school children affected by a fire. in Brownsville Pennsylvania thirty five killed or injured by a mine explosion. in Montana a railway incident near Bear Month leaving four. near Ashcroft British Columbia seven Indians while canoeing overturned.
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Ishpeming
Mich
Gulf of Mexico
Paul Jones
West Dunellen
N. J
Sunal
Neb
Tacoma
Wash
Andelena
Gregg County
Tex
Col
Nab
Yankton
S. D
Norfolk
Crede
Cal
New York
Windsor
Edwardsville
Ala
Chicago
Armour
Joplin
Murcka
Wallace C. Andrews
Glendive
Mont
Yellowstone River
Beverly
Mass
Shirksville
Newtown
Onawa
Milan
Carney's Point
Grand Marais
Lake Superior
Waterloo
Hardeeville
Bijou Hills
Austin
New Richmond
Wis
Herman, Neb
Rosalia
Dunbar
Lake Erie
Lorain
Clarksville
Columbus
Bennett Lake
Alaska
Iowa
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St. Ann’s
New Coliseum
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Ark
Yuma
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Mora
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Reno
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L.J
Teton County
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T’aires
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Patterson
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Skyren
Ger
Felix Faure
France
Paris
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M. Faure
Sagasta
Coahuila
Mexico
Marianne
Caroline
Palapis Islands
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Court of Cassation
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Johann Strauss
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H.S. Phillips
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Kien Yang
Christian Christoffersen
Wadeck Rousseau
Government of
India
International Council
London
Grand Duke George
Imperial Palace
Caucasus
Ulises Heureaux
Pres
San Domingo
Moca
Sonora
Rennes
M. Labori
Alfred Dreyfus
Jules Guerin
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Rome
Juan Isidro Jimenes
U. S
Samoan
Tutuila
Ece
Empress of Germany
Victoria
Cocori
Kostur
Ceram
Malay Islands
Frelingheim
Quincy
Ill
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New Bear Month
Ashcroft
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Record of Great Fires with Losses Across Cities and States
A summary of major fires from January to December listing cities such as Atlanta New York Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Dawson City and Detroit with losses ranging from 250000 to 4000000 dollars and noting towns wiped out or heavily damaged including Beaman Carthage Pleasant Mills Amesbury Fair Haven Rutland St. Francis and Shiloh with numerous buildings and life losses.
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Russell
Kan
First National Bank
San Jose
Cal
Union Savings Bank
Galveston
Tex
Frieberg, Klein & Co
Bank of
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fulton Bank
Mechanics’ Bank of Newark
Ailma, Wis
Banking House
L. P. Hunner & McKenzie
Eenott
N. H
Lake Village
Dane County State Bank
Colorado
Miners’ Bank
Crede
Hooper
Monte Vista
New York
Henry Post
Bay City
Mich
Spencer O. Fisher
Savings Bank of St
St. Paul
Germania Bank
Davidson Investment Co
H. J. Sloss
Ors H. Renee
D. A. Sayre & Co
S Ank
Levy R. Doty
Chicago
Rutland
Woodbury & Moulton’s Bank
Bank of Athens
Yankton
Savings Bank
Butte
Mont
Farmers’ & Merchants
Lebanon
Ind
Central State Bank
Boston
J. P. Squire & Sons
Pork Packers
Broadway
Nat. Bank
Produce Ex. Trust Co
Port Jarvis
Boston Globe Nat. Bank
Lovell Arms Co
St. Louis
Siegel-Hillman Dry Goods Co
San Francisco
Oliver Archer
Dayton
John Lawson
Sanotti Cal
Peter Hegelman
J. Jeffries
Robi Fitzsimmons
Ole
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Newport
R. C
ALA
Hansen
Minneapolis
Piercey
Philadelphia
Tom Butler
Hardaword
Baltimore
Wm. Smith
Wm. H. Stubbs
Eddie McDuffie
Brocton
Mass
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Washington
Cleveland
Jane Lindsay
Columbia
Howard
Navy
Jas. J. Jeffries
Coney Island
Tom Sharkey
Taylorie Caan
Payer Fever
Kaiseree der Grosse
Southampton
Bert Repine
Kansas City
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
Miller
Waller
H. W. Widemann
Atlanta
A. C. McClurg & Co
EF. B. Butler
Kahn, Fellheimer & Co
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Holyoke
Windsor Hotel
Opera House
Republic
Wash
Amemphis
Gayoso
Viator
Col
Promised Land
L. S
Manhattan Bedding Co
Waukegan
Ill
Amer, Steel & Wire Co
Jones Bros
Montreal
Vian Bros.’ Biscuit
Beaman
Carthage
N.Y
Fredericka
Belmont
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Pleasant Mills
Herrington
Hunnewell
Amesbury
Harrison Vailey
Fair Haven
Rutland, Ill
St. Francis
Moody, Tex
Staples, Minn
Curtis, Neb
Livermore Falls
Nontello
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Fayette
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A. T
Forest City
Minto
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Carlisle
Farragut
Tiro
Hortonville
Marble Rock
Northwood
Farnham
Coushatta
Baylis
Shepherd
New Iberia
Makanda
Mason, Ill
Wakarusa
Horatio, Ark
Fairview
Thomasville
New Castle
Shiloh
Muscogee
I. T
Pomeroy
Clay City
New Lisbon
Croton
Cheek
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Dingers
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Laurel
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Wagner
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Samoa Crisis Deepens Over German Consul Clash
January 19 reports U. S. cruiser Philadelphia ordered to Samoa following a clash between the German consul and British and American representatives. On the 22nd Germany disavowed the consul's action, escalating the diplomatic dispute.
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U. S
Philadelphia
Samoa
Germany
Industrial trust formations sweep across the nation
A sweeping list of 1890s corporate consolidations details new formations and capitalizations from January to November. Key actions include United Mine Workers electing John Mitchell in Pittsburgh, multiple industry mergers in steel, pottery, soap, and distilling, wage increases across Car and Foundry, coke, and textile sectors, with riots, strikes, and a Wardner Idaho conflict marking a volatile labor landscape.
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U. S
New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh
American Car & Foundry
American Steel and Wire Co
Joliet
Ill
Republic Iron & Steel Co
New Jersey
New England
Andrew Carnegie
Wardner
Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
H. C. Frick Coke Co
Duluth
Minn
Industrial Commission
Washington
Brotherhood of Railways
New Orleans
Morrissey
United States Court of Appeals
Milwaukee
Big Consolidated Co
Cleveland
Missouri
Kansas
Indiana
Arkansas
Distillery Co
Amer
Trenton
N.J
Binghamton
N. Y
Wm. Cramp & Sons
Trust Conference
Chicago
M. L. Lockwood
St. Louis
Sayers
Pana Yey Coal
Pullman Palace Car Co
Wagner Palace Car Co
N.Y
Commercial Industrial Congress
EK. P. Bacon
Mich
Ind
International Farmers’ Union
Springfield
Harsh Civil Unrest and Natural Disasters Chronicle
A dense timetable lists race- and violence-related incidents across the South and Northeast, including lynchings and mob killings in Charleston and Georgia, plus barn burnings and assaults in Arkansas and Alabama. It also catalogs a large spread of weather calamities from blizzards and cyclones to floods, with extensive notes on fatalities and property losses across numerous states.
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Eagle City
Alaska
Jack Jolly
Banks
Ala
Marshall McGregor
Leesburg
Bill Holt
Geo. Fort
Geo. Bivens
Palmetto
Little River County
Ark
Charleston
8. C
John Webb
Will Toney
Deerfield
Wm. Kinneman
Newnan
Sam Hose
Alfred Crawford
Confessions After a Fishing Camp Lie Session
At a Muskoka trip farewell fire the Kah- Pee-Kog Club members confess their fishing tales were tall. Pastor notes the honesty effort may ease consciences while warning about old stories.
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Smith
Kahpee-kog Club
Muskoka Lake District
Grand Trunk
Brother Smith
Healey Lake
Tice
Yorker
Crane Lake
Crown Island
Healy Lake
Bill Reeves
Husky Bill
Ontario
Moon River
Kahpee-Kog
Brother Barnes
Husk Bill
Noah the original weather prognosticator parades faults
Pointed paragraphs note misgivings about aging wisdom and social foibles. The lines mix wry aphorisms on weather, marriage, gossip, and language with a humorous bite. Noah is dubbed the earliest forecaster, while social quirks and gender roles draw sharp, witty comment.
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