Panama Republic Emerges in 1903 Revolution Record
Chronological look at the 1903 Panama crisis with dates of recognition by France Germany Britain and the United States. Key events include Panama declaring independence from Colombia and U S forces landing at Colon and at San Miguel to deter Colombian moves. Panamanian treaty actions follow.
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Panama
Colombia
U. S
Colon
Republic of Panama
Treaty of Is16. 10—~France Recognizes Panama Government. 13—Mr. Bunau-Varilla
Pres. Roosevelt
Panama Republic
Hay
Bunau-Varilla
Pannama
Germany
Gen. Reyes
White House
Sweden
Norway
New Republic
W. I. Buchanan
Fanna
San Miguel
Peru
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Castro
Venezuela
San Carlos
Arthur Lynch
Galway
Roosevelt
Britain
Italy
Hector Macdonald
Ceylon
Paris
Holland
Alexander
Servia
Wishineff
Bessarabia
de Raahen
Dragana
Belgrade
Peter Karageorge Witeh
Peter of
Russia
Mad Mullah
Somaliland
Japan
Corea
Baron Speck von Sternburg
U.S
Yezd
Persia
Austria
Supreme Court
Diwarek
Monastir
Okheia Vilayet
Turkey
Macedonia
Mme. Humbert
Irs
W. G. Magelssen
Beirut
Syria
Cortez
Reshid Pasha
Wali
Leish- Man
Bulgaria
Joseph Chamberlain
Chas. T. Ritchie
Gordies
Hamilten
India
Mperor
Francis Joseph
Lord Balfour
Burleigh
Arthur Iillcott
Alfred Littleton
Austen Chamberlain
Sagate Sagouni
American Revolutionary Society
London
Des. S.gen. Reyes
Colama
Rise of Illegal Price Schemes Across Steel and Labour Sectors
A dense ledger of 1900s labour disputes and antitrust actions shows the Supreme Court ruling Northern Securities illegal, widespread strikes in Chicago St Louis and New York, and major unions facing injunctions. Reports cover wage cuts and arbitration pushes with linked events through Dec including rail and steel industry turmoil.
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Board of Trade
Appelute
Chicaero
John Miecheid
Pres
United Mine Wars
Indiananols
Murt dJudge
Innternational Harvester Co
Irondale
Chicago
U. S. Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Northern Securities Co
Trederal Salt Co
U.S
Sanrancisco
St. Louis
New River
C. M. Schwab
W.é. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Athice
Washington
Im J
Lrks
New Orleans
a-Tnavansas
In- Cerna A. Assay
Sam Parks
New York
Eix
Dayton
Harriet Stanwood Blaine
Jas. G
Augusta
W—P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Winnipeg
Man
Jas. McNeil Whistler
London
Cassius M. Clay
Russia
Julncoln
Whitehall
San Francisco
Robert H. Foerderer
Torresdale
A. B. Youngson
P. M. Arthur
Locomotive Engineers
Meadville
Phil May
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield House
England
Chas
C. Bonney
H. Smith
Atlanta
Jas, Kerr Kelly
Vincent Doreing
I.y
Chas, B. Farwell
Lake Forest
Michael Slervert
U. S
Davos-Platz
Switzerland
Wilson
Bissell
Buffalo
Wim. Baker
Highland Park
Til
Archbishop Kain
Baltmore
Henry L. Mitchell
Tampa
Fla
Peter Turney
Winchester
Onn
Dean Lake
Theo, Mommsen
Charlottenburg
Germany
Jas. R. Gilmore
Glens Falls
N.Y
Francis Marion Drake
Centerville
Cyrus Edson
Wm. M. Springer
Ill
Washington, D. C
Henry Burk
Philadelphia
Herbert Spencer
Brighton
Eng
Henry Clay Trumbull
John R. Proctor
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Capsized ships, floods, and fires mark deadly year in disasters
A sweeping chronology lists shipwrecks floods cyclones earthquakes and industrial accidents across the United States. Notables include typhoid at Ithaca and a deadly railroad and mine disaster sequence with dozens killed or injured.
Inaugurations and elections listed for early 1900s
A dense ledger of political events lists governors inaugurated including Odell and Garvin, U S Senate elections, Roosevelt actions, and party shifts by date, with notable figures like Daniels, Teller, Spooner, and McClellan referenced amid legislative actions and early 1900s governance.
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P Benjamin B
Odell CN. Y
Philippine Commission
John W. Morrison
Idaho
La_ Folilatte
Wis
White
T. KF. Garvin
R. L
van Sant
Minn
Wm. J. Batley
Kan
W—Weldon B. Heyburn
Gev. C. Perkins
Cal
U. S. Senate
Jefferson Davis
Ark
Roosevelt
Wimn, Dorsey
Ala
U. 5
Hopkins
Hairpanks
Ind
Alger
Mich
Platt
Conn
Clarke
Stone
Hiansbrough
N. D
Penrose
Platt CN
Smoot
Utah
Guilinger
N. H
Kittredge
Duncan C. Heywood
U. S
Ilenry M. Teller
Col
John C. Spooner
Will
Chester J. Long
Ian
Sentry C. Latimer
I. W. Pettus
Levi Ankeny
Wash
Lessler
Race mob chronicle of lynchings and assaults across states
A grim ledger lists lynchings and attacks by whites on Black individuals across Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Georgia Texas and elsewhere. Notable entries include sheriffs killed or attacked and multiple Black suspects lynched or imprisoned after alleged crimes. The record spans months with names places and violent outcomes.
Papacy calendar and banking notices mark era of Pope Leo XIII
A sequence detailing Pope Leo XIII's 2nd and 5th anniversary celebrations in Rome, his coronation milestones, the death of Leo XIII and the subsequent rise of Pope Pius X. It lists secret consistories, cardinal appointments, and a long list of bank notices across North America and Europe reflecting 19th century finance.
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Leo XIII
Leo
Rome
Pope Leo XIII
Romine
Sistine Chapel
Vatcan
Guiseppe Sarto
Venice
Pius XXX
Pius X
Merry del Val
Obituary Record of Global Statesmen and Notables
Necrology lists senors and governors from Spain to Washington with ages, noting deaths of ex-premiers, governors, and leaders such as Sagasta Hastings Dawes Ripon Ripples and others. Includes a long sequence of dates, places, and ages across Europe and the United States with memorial dates.
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Senor Sagasta
Spain
Madrid
Bee
Daniel H Hastings
Bellefonte
Thos. Hi.longue
Ore
Washington, D.C
Abrams. Hewitt
New York
Julian Ralph
Chas. R. Ingersoll
New Grnven
Conn
U. S
John B. Alen
Beattle
Wash
W. Rumple
Chicago
Ilenry Su. Dawes
Pittscield
Mass
J. EH. Moody
Waynesville
N.C
Edna Lyall
Swastbourne
Jengland
Wm. Fishback
Wort. Smith
Ark
Richard J. Gatling
Jas, HH. Trount
Hawaii
Macon
Nathaniel Ex. Fairbanks
Gustavius F. Swift
Aett. Pe
H. W. Corbett
Portland
Geo
Belknap
Key West
Pla
Wm. H. Milburn
U. S. Senate
Santa Barbara
Cal
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Boxing and sporting records from early 1900s note
Highlights list boxing titles won by Tommy Ryan and Harry Forbes, dine out results in Detroit and San Francisco, bowling champions Dan Jones and the Empires of Chicago, and various speed and endurance feats including ships and trains. Also records from 1903 1904 era span cycling, auto races in Ireland and the Bennett cup, and baseball and football milestones across cities.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Prince Arthur
Massachusetts
Culebra Ishind
Westfield
N. J
Tucson
Ariz
Vicksburg
Miss
Franklin
Milwaaukee
Foley
Fostoria
Moenton
N. C
Olive
Cedar Rapids
Mar
Hickman
Sky
Olean
N. Y
Apr
White
Cleburn Counties
Ark
Sropewell
Ala
Red House
Minneapolis
New Buffalo
Kan
Gainstock
Detroit
Virginia Coast
Saginaw
Madison
Aberdeen
Hanna
Wyo
Union Pacific
Charlottesville
Lowell
Mass
Cumberland Falls
Tenn
h—Devon
Durand
Mich
Wallace Bros.’ Circus
Philadelphia
Nat
League Baseball Park
Vulcan
Yorkville
Danville
Peoria
Green Bay
Eric L. Hackley
Washington Crossing
New York City
Purdue
Indianapols University
Town Island
U. S. Naval Magazine
Virginia City
Mont
New Hope
Connellsville
Bonanza
Dee
Clarksburg
Albia
Piedmont
W. Va
Lake Concordia
Nashville
Venn
Walden University
Godfrey
Ian
St. Louis
Laurel Run
Grand Rapids
Pere Marquette R. R
Tommy Ryan
Bill Stift
Kansas City
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Andy Tokenl
Dan Jones
U. S
Indianapolis
The
Empires
St—Lakeshore
Young” Corbett
Terry McGovern
Eghtweiight
San Francisco
Indiana
Pensacola
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Alan-a-Lale
Ireland
Ly Jenatzy
Kearsarge
England
Bar Harbor
H. N. Jackson
Sewall L. Crocker
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Jas. J. Jeffries
Jas
Corbett
San
J’jancoe
Dick Creaghe
Lou Dillon
Trotters
Cleveland
v—Nelianece
America
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Shamrock Sr
Trooper Davis
Sth
U.S. Cavalry
West Point
Oklahoma
Uchicago
McGee
Wola
Lucille Mulhall
South McAlester
I. T
Hoston
Wichita
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Harvard
Garden City
Dan Patch
Memphis
Tom Jenkins
Dan McLeod
Monks
Iquity
Barney Oldfield
Denver
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Emperor William
Birmingham
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Litzsimmons
Geo. Gardner
Mic
Carlisle
Northwestern
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Wis
Cornell
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Hall
Walthour
Monroe
Mourning in Chicago as Iroquois Theater death toll tops
Revised tally shows 588 dead with 582 identified after the Iroquois fire. City plans a common burial for unidentified remains and holds a public service, as over 200 funerals occur in a snowy day. Mayor Harrison orders strict ordinance enforcement and closes theaters. Three officials charged with manslaughter are released on bonds. hearings set for January 12. Elsewhere, accidents and tragedies punctuate the day in Baltimore and Cleveland.
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Lemuel W. Quigg
Richard T. Hobson
Department of Commerce
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Bhiras
U. S. Supreme Court
W. R. Day
Ohio
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Ore
Senate
Delaware
J. Frank Allee
Louis H. Ball
Maur
10Th Congress
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Pres
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Charleston
S.C
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Roosevelt
Washington
Carter II
Harrison
Chicago
Stephen H. Mallory
John H. Miller
Lil
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Pss Mueller
Payne
Jas. N. Tyner
O. Department
Lee
Miles
Philippines
Luke I. Wright
Manila
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Geo. W. Beavers
P. O. Dept
Brooklyn
Chas, Hedges
Maine
Nelson A. Miles
Gen
Young
Pres. Roosevelt
Government Printing Office
United States
Wm. P. Sullivan
Jefferson City
Missouri
Baltimore
U. S
Rooklyn
San Francisco
Beirut
Portland Canal
Canada
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Miller
J. M. Jones
H. G. Corbin
Dept. of East
Sanford
Dale
Hawaii
U.S. District Court of Territory
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Geo. B. McClellan
New York
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Edwin Warfield
Gov
Garvin
R. I
John L. Bates
Rep
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Gov. Beckham
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Miss
N. J
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Col
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Ill
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Omaha
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Dem. City Central Committee
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House of Representatives
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Joseph M. Johns
Grover Cleveland
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J. C. W. Beckham
Edward Everett Male
Boston
CU S. Senate
Iroquois Theater
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Henry J. Powers
George Williams
Justice
Death of Gen Longstreet in Georgia Home
Gen James Longstreet died at the Gainesville home of his daughter Mrs J Estin Whelchel on Saturday afternoon at five due to acute pneumonia He was 84 years old His death came as a shock to his family just days after he spoke of improvements to his farm and his hopes for many years ahead
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Brierfield
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John Mollins
Drew
Miss
Ransom O'Neal
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Tunstall
Angleton
Tex
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New Orleans
Cury
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Bradley
Ark
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Warren
Atk
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Joplin
Ilc
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Bainbridge
Alexander Thompson
Gordon
J. H. Guffman
Santa Fe
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Will Morris
da Ynds Bluff
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Washington Jarvis
Madison, Fla
Moses Macegro Desperado
Corinth
Amos Randall
Dan Wennedey
Henry Golden
Mulberry
Mia
W. C. Clifton
Newcastle
Wyo
Sam Mitchell Owhite
Thos. Gilyard
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Greenville
Misa
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Hertel
Banjo” Peavy
Mort Valley
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Forest
Pheabi
Craft
Geo, White
Wilmington
Del
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Geo, Kincaid
Rushville
Case Jones
Elks Valley
Tenn
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Monterey
Juanding
Lia T
Garfield McCoy
Geo
McKinney and Wiley
Newtown
Bullard
Andrew Diggs
Scotsboro
Keuben Mirod
Piedmont
S. C
Chas, Evans
Norway
J. L. F Philips
Sivansville
Ind
T—Cato Garrett
Megro
Vicksburg
Starry Stout
Fid Ciaus
Eastman
Wm. Thacker
Pierce
Bymple
Basin City
John Gilbert
Pinckney Landing
Mooney Allen
Beaumont
Mayfield
Danville
Henry Galterman
Jen
Gainesville
James Longstreet
J. Estin Whelchel
General Longstreet Dies After Collapse Funeral Planned
The general awoke then died within minutes after losing consciousness. His funeral is set for Tuesday with all naval and military groups to attend. Comrades will serve as pallbearers and soldiers’ sons will fire a salute at Alta Vista cemetery.
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Gen. Longstreet
Alta Vista
Fire in the Little Church Around the Corner Rectory
A fire on a January Saturday gutted the rectory of the Little Church Around the Corner on Twenty-ninth Street New York. Four women servants were rescued from an upper story by firemen.
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New York
Hast Twenty-ninth Street
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