Banking and financial turmoil and notable court actions
A timeline lists embezzlement convictions including F D Gilman, bank failures such as Citizens' State Bank of Firth and Bank of Conception, and major financial shocks with Heinz and Knickerbocker Trust troubles. It notes federal deposits, bank closures, receivers named, and political shifts from Wisconsin to Alabama, Oklahoma, and New York.
Inaugural State Shifts Across 1912 Political Scene
An array of state leaders and congressional changes are recorded including Hughes as New York governor, Floyd winning New Hampshire governorship by the legislature, Hoch inaugurated in Kansas, and several senators elected or reappointed from Maine, Massachusetts, Colorado, Nebraska, Idaho, Tennessee, Montana, New Hampshire, and Delaware. The House votes to raise congressional salaries to 7500 a year and Senate acts to investigate the Brownsville affair. Various state-ticket outcomes and cabinet appointments are noted, with sessions adjourned after a productive congress.
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C. E. Hughes
New York
M. Floyd
New Hampshire
K& W. Hoch
Kansas
W. P. Frye
Senatoee
Maine
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Norris Brown
Nebraska
Idaho
R. L. Taylor
Tennessee
J. M. Dixon
Montana
H. E. Burnham
H. A. Richardson
Delaware
House
Senate
Brownsville
Batley
Texas
Cullom
Senetor
Illinois Legislatu
Curtis
Jos
H. Burton
Asion
A. Smith
Run
Alger
F. O. Briggs
Dryden
New Jersey
Reed Smoot
United Sea States Senate
Gon
Spooner
Wisconsin
Gemennion
Geo
B. Cortelyou
von N. Meyer Waern
R. Garfield
Hans Belec Eovern
Wee Rice
Ekman Conn
Sirpublicans
Apmaster Busse
Traction
Epareves
David Ap- Beinie
New Mexico
Grim Serial Executions and Murders Chronicle
Grime records January to December list hangings and lynchings in multiple states including Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Kentucky. Notable items include a Jan hanged man in Mayersville and a mob killing in Charles City Iowa. Trials and executions feature Thaw Haywood and others with varied outcomes.
List of disasters and casualties across multiple locations
A compilation reports numerous incidents including train wrecks, mine explosions, fires, and drownings. Notable counts include 35 killed near Wolland Kansas and 60+ injured, 23 killed by a powder explosion near Sanford Indiana, and 139 drowned or near drowning in New York harbor.
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Kans
Winooski
Kenosha
Wis
Pittsburg
Sanford
Ind
Bowler, Ind
Primero
Colo
Osion
Lorentz
Fayetteville
W. Va
Monarch
Thomas
New York Harbor
New York City
Ranzas
Sc Il
List of historic disasters and disasters dates by month
A chronological roll of accidents and disasters across countries and years listing dates, locations, and casualty counts. Entries include mine explosions, shipwrecks, train wrecks, factory collapses, fires, and natural disasters with varying degrees of injury and death.
Turbulent Global Events Reported in Fragmented Military Chronicle
A chaotic summary notes multiple 1910s era clashes and disasters. Moroccan forces seize Zinat and followers flee to mountains. European and Asian theaters report shipwrecks, drownings, mine explosions, assassinations, revolts, and natural disasters.
Notable Figures and Dates in 19th-Century Public Figures List
A compiled schedule listing many prominent figures from politics, industry, and the arts with dates and locations across the United States and abroad. Names include ex-congressmen, governors, generals, authors, magnates, and notable professionals, with events spanning January to December and various cities.
Series of Natural Disasters Hits United States and Mexico
A compiled record lists numerous storms floods and tornadoes across the United States and Mexico. January details include wrecked buildings at Lowell Arizona and floods in the Ohio river valley. Other entries note Buffalo gales killings in Washington Arkansas and extensive property losses in Pittsburg Louisiana Mississippi and Texas.
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Lowell
Ariz
Ohio River Valley
Buffalo
N.Y
Washington, Ark
Pittsburg
Louisiana
Ississippi
Alabama
Chilpancingo
Chilapa
Mexico
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
Indian Territory
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Rochester
Tex
Buena Vista Lake
Bakersfield
Cal
Western
Wisconsin
Leeds
New York City
Harbor
Texas
Early 20th Century Sports and Public Notices Mixed
Jan 1 Joe Gant KOed Kid Her man in eighth at Tonopah Nevada. Gustave Bye tied American ski jump record at Munising Michigan 106 feet. Abe Attell retained featherweight title by KO of Harry Baker in Los Angeles in eighth. Feb 5 Tommy Ryan KO of Dave Barry in fifth at Hot Bee Arkansas. Tennessee anti pool selling bill passed affects racing. Mark Calvin Demarest won national amateur balk-line billiards title in New York. Gary Herrmann elected president American Bowling Congress. Jan 28 Chic Stahl of Boston died by own hand in West Baden Indiana. Apr 9 Smathers case jury found no conspiracy related to Lou Dillon gold cap. Joe Ullman the bookmaker went insane in San Francisco. Apr 14 David Billington swam 1 2 mile in 17 36 25 in Sydney Australia setting world record. Apr 19 Thomas Longboat won Boston Marathon amid 114 starters breaking course record. Heavyweight title bout in Los Angeles ended with O’Brien defeated by Stindels over 20 rounds in Philadelphia era. May 7 Superman, owned by James Keene, won Brooklyn handicap at Bridgeport.
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Joe Gant
Kid Herman
Tonopah
Ney
Seuses
Gustave
Munising
Mich
Abe Attell
Harry Baker
Los Angeles
Tommy Ryan
Dave Barry
Hot Bee
Ark
Tennessee
Mark-calvin Demarest
New York
Gary Herrmann
Cincinnati
American Bowling Congress
Stahl
Boston
West Baden
Ind
Smathers
Mathers
Lou Dillon
Delmar
Joe Ullman
San Francisco
David Billington
Sydney
Thos. Longboat
Emmy Bu
Stindels Phia Jack" O’brien
Superman
James Fk Keene
Brooklyn
Labor Strikes Rally Across Cities With Uncertain Outcomes
A sweeping chronology shows judges ruling on labor and rail disputes, unions growing and splitting. Key events include LaFollette fellow servants case, Milwaukee strike leaders sentenced, New York trouser workers mobilizations, Shea and Tobin battles for Teamsters, and Western Union wage actions across multiple states. The era sees widespread strike activity, court decisions, and union leadership changes shaping labor relations.
Telegraphers Strike and Labor Movements in 1889 News
Summary of wage increases and strikes across the United States. Kansas City Southern Railway raises telegraphers’ salaries by five dollars monthly. New Orleans cotton handlers resume work after arbitration talks. S J Small disavows telegraph strike. Danville miners strike after payday on checks. Commercial Telegraphers union calls off strikes in major cities. British railways avert a general strike through agreement. Louisville streetcar men riot. U.S. troops ordered to Goldfield as mining tensions rise.
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Nois Federation of Labor
Kansas City Southern Railway Co
New Orleans
S. J. Small
Realgraphers’ Union
Danville
Ill
Chicago
New York
Great Britain
Louisville
Goldfield
Nev
Major urban fires and losses across multiple cities
A chronological list of destructive fires and losses across North America cites incidents in New York Michigan Detroit Philadelphia Springfield Toronto Montreal Hutchinson and more. Reported costs reach millions with casualties and homelessness noted in several events including a Philadelphia Baldwin Locomotive works area fire and a Philippines Panay island destruction.
Chronology of political and legal events across states and nations
A dated timeline lists actions from federal indictments in Chicago to state rail fare orders, Panama Canal leadership changes, and high profile prosecutions. It notes Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco, Abraham Ruef, and others facing indictments or convictions, plus significant rulings on IsIe of Pines, Standard Oil illegal rebates, and notable societal events from 1900s era.
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