Mass casualty list from varied disasters across regions
A long OCR fragment catalogs numerous incidents with fatalities and injuries. Entries include train wrecks, mine explosions, ship disasters, fires, and collapses across U S and international locations, naming places like Fort Worth Texas Chicago Illinois Philadelphia Pennsylvania and Yokohama with dates and death tolls and sometimes specific event details.
Banking losses and bank closures sweep the nation
A sweeping series of bank failures and suspensions rocks the U S financial scene from Fairmont to Chicago. FisherSun notes embezzlement cases, bank closures in Indiana Nebraska Arkansas and Oregon, receivers appointed for textile firms, and government steps to ease liquidity with large issue of Panama bonds and debentures.
Inauguration and early 20th century U.S. political moves
A garbled early 20th century news chronology lists inaugurations and elections. It notes C. E. Hughes as New York governor, M. Floyd as New Hampshire governor, and several U.S. senators from Maine, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Idaho, Tennessee, Montana, New Hampshire, and Delaware. It mentions a House vote to raise congressmen salaries, a Brownsville investigation, and various state and federal appointments and adjournments. The jumble references Ch aosis Curtis as a senator designate and cabinet changes including George Opesny and Regis Hetri, with scattered city officials and subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hughes
New York
C M. Floyd
New Hampshire
Idiasatire
Eex Hoch
Guernor
A Frye
Maine
W Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Simon Guggenteim
Uberrado
Norris Brown
Nebraska
W. E. Borah
Idaho
R. Taylor
Tennessee
J M Jixon
Montana
H. E. Burnham
H. A Richardson
Delaware
House
Brownsville
Bailey
Enator
Texas
Illinois
Curtis
Pe Eansus
Jos. R. Burton
Cabeb
Michigan
ES Briggs
Sryaen
New Jersey
Wim
Bnoot
Mormon
Ey Won Jong Fisht Doo
United States
Mae
Cinoe Jong
Ee Pooner
Wisconsin
Treasury
James Ge Crpield
Interior
Orchico
Succard Eekmanuel
Gilded Nowy
Conn
Peser
Bece
Chicago
Miegeansa
Ana Elas
Multiyear Crime Roundup Reflects Turbulent 19th Century
A dense, fragmented recount recalls numerous violent acts, lynchings, and trials across multiple states. Names include Chas Kennedy, Mrs Eisman, Cora Murim, and Wm D Haywood. Notable events feature robberies, murders, and acquittals in Kentucky, Georgia, Idaho, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Bern
Midano
Fourth Street
Bert
Hesranfort
New York
Baldwin Orien
Cultax
Chas Kennedy
Eisman
Cora Murim
Miller
Beaver Dam
Minroe
Pwo
Stump
Farmera & Merchants National Bank
Edanover
Attiachet
Couthert
Wan
Frank Hort
Fred
Cary Brewngiinen
Pasate
Gheorgia
Dr . Cox
Kentucky
Henry Scutcheon
Nuncta
Mich
Kart Hall
McGill
Decatur III
Byron Ga
Singleton
Talladega
Ala
Canova
Steve Adams
Hathdrum
Idaho
Annie M Bradley
Brown
Washington
Train wrecks and disasters scorch early year tolls
A fragmented list reports numerous calamities with injuries and deaths across several states and countries. Entries mention Wolland Kansas three dead, Winoosk Wisconsin six suffocated, Pittsburg steel plant explosion, Sanford Indiana three deaths from powder explosion, coal mine explosions near Primero Colorado and Lorenz Nevada, and a series of wrecks and fires including a New York harbor incident and a Mexican mine disaster with Japanese workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Wyo
Tenn
Sowder
Taylor
Pitt
Cal
Emporium
Woodward
Ala
Fort Worth
Tex
Chaplan
Ont
Gunter
Lake Michigan
Baltimore
Whipple
Honda Co
Pittsburg
Chicago
Gar’ N Valley
Idaho
Hampton Roads
Rapeiais
Eieburg Pa
Monahan
Wash
Sain Mth
Calfornia
New York
San Pedro
Chto
AL Senmersilh
Qoorheo
Lawrence Rivet
Tarlesten
Tarieston
Sthelion
Hitel
Norris Ta Ife
Cancan
Stathon & Im
Aspinwall
Mobil
Rte
Tin Sparkes
Wreker
Gelight
Saint Y Bare
Gedten
Suffocathen
Tostamet Fnrs
Joliet
Explo- Ran
Steutenvuille
Boller
Milwaukee
Wis
Kinde + toseing
New York City
eSosten
Gun
Solliery
Wolland
Kans
Winoosk
Dernosha
PI Pittsburg
Sanford
Ind
Owder
Owler
Primero
Colo
Lorentz
Fayetteville
Monarch Ole
Thomas
New Yort Harbor
Mexico
Afonitreah
Vast World Crises Reported From War and Disaster Dramas
Long, fragmentary wire of world turmoil and natural calamities. Mentions battles in Caribbean and Pacific theaters, shipwrecks including Clavering near Harthepwol, mass drownings in Simiadu and Saarurue area, hurricanes damaging Britain and Honduras, earthquakes in Mexico, and political turmoil from Sofia to The Hague with notices of resignations and assassinations.
Notable figures listed with retirements and deaths across multiple states
A long OCR fragment lists individuals such as Jam Faction G A Bell retired in Waahin W-Archt and Montgomery San Francisco Wr fix 4. ex-senators, congressmen, generals, and notable figures like James Wilbam p stays Ing sea. Clinton Habiter and John Moore are noted retirees or deceased figures. The piece names places including Washington, New York, Ohio, Nebraska, and Virginia, with scattered dates and roles spanning politics, military, and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Bell
Waahin
Montgomery
San Francisco
I¢nan
John Wihnana
Janes
Alger
Washington
Marvin
Reton
Coun
Teuehten
Omsha
Nebo
Herries
Bridgewater
Mass
Kkxey
Virginia
Washingon
Higgs
New York
Olean
James A Kirk Bent
Tty
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Triepe Ee
Korester
Frans
Boris
Low
Storkten
Bor Mlev
Island Navy Yard
Pithy Aldrie
Bost
John Moore
Cayeon
Missouri
Pataipton Janes Tross Smith
Japan
Broeter & Gambit
Thevaty
Dade
Ava
Ann Galosty
4 & Clark
Atlanta
Methodist
Meath
Ashland
Wryke
Commercial
Curren
Moary
Bawa
Nebraska
Pooneath
Mt Arnon
Caddo
Vic Buffcutt
Gov Hughes
Widson River
John Watson
Ian Binslaren
Mt Pleasant
Cicago
Fatson
Michigan
McKinley
Canton
Ruger
Stamford
Cumberland
Bama
Earle
Sitizen
Perstincoln
Itworth
Francia Mureturer
Dan
Richard Mansfield
New London
Pleasant Porter
John G. Walker
York Beach
Samuel Sloan
Lackawanna Railroad
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
Cassie Chadwick
Ohio Penitentary
Jas. Reddick
Chicago
Halftray
John Wellborn
Lengton
Jefferson Palk
Des Moitrnes
A. Perkins
CB & Q@ railroad
Boston
LE MrComas
Maryagit Ee
Maryagit Ee Achirte Fey, Deposed President Hknickerbocker Trust Co
York
James _B Bradwell
Chi Ago
Devastating Natural Disasters Across Regions Reported
Fragmented OCR listing numerous 19th or early 20th century disasters including explosions in Lowell Arizona floods in Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi and Texas storms tornadoes and earthquakes. Mentions casualties property destruction and wide geographic impact with multiple dates and places such as Buffalo New York Indian Territory Medicine Lodge Kansas and Viehama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Ariz
Blonda
Ubbe River Valley
Amers
Buffals
Ark
Phrraburg
Cie River
Salley
van Pease
Aeast
Ives
Acreas
Loulaana
Viehama
Ratte
Chitapa
Mexico
Kentucky
Indian Territory
Medisine Lodge
Kan
Felda
Northern
Tormado
Entegter
Reens Vista Inke Jewee
Baokern
Wilnee
Leavenworth
Great
bin Crowe
Leeds
New York City
Tetas
Boxing and sports wrap from early Tonopah to Los Angeles
The note records Joe Gans defeating Kid Mani in the eighth at Tonopah Nevada and Gustave Bye claiming an American featherweight record in Munising Michigan. It also cites Tommy Burns winning the heavy title in Los Angeles, Thos Longboat setting a Boston Marathon pace, and Superman James X. Keene winning a $20,000 Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Joe “Gans
Kidmani
Tonopah
Her
Gustave
Munising
Michi
Leei
Yass Baker
Los Angeles
Ryan
Ava Barry
Jin
Hotman
Ark. Racing
Tennessee
Ite
Calista Demarest
I Sonal
Cna
Cincinnat
Cosin
Boston National Baseball Penny
West Baden
Ana Wyould Setain
Joe Samer Hos
San Francisco
David—Bittinston
Foo
Deeanday
May G
Tommy Burns
Cat Chiasne O'Brien
Ly Angeles
Superman
James X. Keene
Brooklyn
Graveagnd
Wisconsin eight dominates two mile boat race at Syracuse
A dense sports digest notes mid year rowing results including Cornell and Syracuse wins at Poughkeepsie regatta, Wisconsin freshmen eight success, Yale over Harvard in New London, and Irish Derby victory by Orby ridden by Johnnie Ralfft with Croker’s colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin University
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Richard Croker
Orby
Johnnie Ralfft
England
S~negron
C E. Darnell
Sheepsheaday
Alex Ross
United States
Cornell
Poughkeepale
Wisconsin
Yale
Harvard
New London
Robert Simpson
Hinsdale
Evelyn Sears
Boston
Carrie B. Neely
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Colma
Cal Martin J Sheridan
Celtic Park
I. I
Sutton
California
Mrs. Chambers
Jack Johnson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia
Barney Oldfield
Fargo, & D
Jimmie Britt
Battling Saison
San Francisco
Button
Nicagara-on-the- Lake
McDaniels
New York
Manchester
Fred Mcleod
Chicago
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Tipon
Matt Medirath
Kansan City
Tadhes
Chicago Nationals
Detroit Americans
Dee
Tammy Ruins
America
Kana Kerk
Gunner Mole
Jat
Landon
Labor unrest and wage strikes sweep across cities in early 1900s
A chaotic tally of labor actions includes judges ruling against unions, strikes by miners in Goldfield and San Francisco, railway and telegraph workers demanding higher wages, and widespread labor protests across New York Milwaukee Chicago and other hubs. The period shows court rulings, injunctions, mediations, and frequent union activity shaping early labor policy.
Telegraph strikes ripple through mining and rail sectors
Union actions and pay disputes ripple across the United States and Britain. Kansas City Southern raises telegraph pay by five dollars monthly while 4000 Danville miners strike over wages. Telegraphers end walkouts in Chicago and New York as arbitration looms and a potential Great Britain railway showdown is averted. Rioting streetcar workers in Louisville spur military deployment near Blatein, Nevada, amid miner-owner tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Federal Court of Memphis
LaFollette
Sanborn
Milwaukee
W—Senate
Minera
Goldfield
Nev
L- Shea
Chicago
John J Mitchell
New York
Western Union Teleraph Co
Cornelius P Shea and Tech Associates
Mar &Nebraska House
Strdéet
Louisville
Tulon Cmeyer&m
Uiton
Skirt Cloak and Salt-Makera
Boston
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburg
Canada
Pacific Estate
Telgraph
Supreme Court
Western Union
Oakland
Cal
Cst
Cornelius
Phen
Teamsters’ Union
Daniel Tob
East
Associated Press
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Teteprappera Union
Mote Federation of Labor
Kansas City Southern Railway Co
New Orleans
Small
Telenraphers’ Union
Danville
Great Britain
Bblatein
Fires cause extensive damage across multiple cities
A string of destructive fires reports widespread loss from Detroit to Philadelphia, with warehouses, factories, and business districts ruined. Notable totals include Michigan plants, Baldwin Locomotive works, and several towns in Kansas and Colorado, leaving thousands homeless and risking numerous casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hure
Drvde
Tassablanca
Antwerp
Erdad
Otonas Higawa
Japan
Osaka
Oser
Hague
Fire Artique
Hilt
Dee. Bo
Ti Kong Oo
Brockhols
Prince Gustavo
Saute
New York
Sie
Michigan
Detroit
Lancaster
Phelps Fab Co
Springfield
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Victor Colo
Coal Harbor
Jyndhurat Regnity
Jochem Wanamaker
Losa
Acker Porceags Co
Ni- Agarn Falls
San Francisce Gas & Steerrie
Neurshy Bulldog
Meath University
Montreal
Holo
Panay
Philippines
Barnesboro
Pao
Cleveland
Wit-towity
Memphis Cold Storage Co
Old Wrehard Me
Spec Journal
Louisvd
Houston
CNM
San
Noel Matn
Nelson Morrta Packing Plant
East Bt
Cody
Wryo
Indictments and trials shape 1900s legal actions
A dated chronicle lists indictments and court actions across the United States. Highlights include Standard Oil cases in Chicago and Indianapolis, Ruef and Schmitz in San Francisco, rail rebates fines on Great Northern and Santa Fe, and political shifts such as Roosevelt’s roles and mayoral changes. The timeline spans January through December with key figures and institutions named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M-Crea
Pennsylvania Lines
Cagosatt
Chicago National
Hallam
St Paul
JJ HI
Great Northern
Stee
Wisconsin State Railway Commission
John Fevens
Panama Canal
G. W Goethals
Sult
Boston
Mary Haker
Bady
Feader
Chus- Yan
G. Glover
New Mexico House
Gov. Hagerman
Mayor &Chmits
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
T . Halsey
J J Hill
Great Northern Railroad
T W Hill
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Chicago
Supreme Court
Isle of Prnes
Standard of Co
Indiana
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Chi Cago
Jamestown
Roosevelt
Federal
Indianapolis
So-Caliqé Drug Trust
Schmitz
Ruef
Junyor Schmitz
Dr . Taylor
University of California
Board of Supervisors
Landis
Standard OH Co
Alton ‘Railroad
Beveridge
Catherine Eddy
Berlin
Mra
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Louis Glass
Ofacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co
C. G. Burton
Nevada
G. A
Saratoga
N. Y
McKinley
McCanton
Oet
Wm. E. Borah
Bodise
Iaaho
Pommern
Herr Erbslob
International Aeronautic
Asbury
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroid Co
Los Angeles
John Sainh
Edward Payson Weston
Portland
Mian Batth Root
Ug. Grant
Washington
Pacife
Hampston Roads
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merchants’ and Farmers Bank of Fairmont
Bank of America
Uwu
Citizens’ Bank of
Eureka Springs Ark
Fort Dallas National Bank of
Manuel Rep. & Watson & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Union Bank of
Rihlanng
Bowman Bank of
Kalamaze
Heinze Corner
Upper
Otto fietoze & +0
Stoi'h
Eats
New York Clearing House Committee
Heinze Mi Rere
Hawkerbocker Trust
Great Slams
Secretary of Treasury
Bour West
Statement and Trust Co
Carson Nevada
Southern Steel Cone
Birmingham
Union Trust Co
Providence
Californa Safe
Pepoalt & Trust
San Fran
Kansas
United States Steel Corporaton
Tennessee Coal & Iron Co
Arnold Print Works
North Adams
Merchants’ National Bank of Portland
Ore
California Bank of Gakland Cal
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank of
American Silk Co. Capital Stock
Chelsea "Bavingeabnk
Chelsea
Jazier
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Fort
Pitt National Bank of
M—Jewelers
National Bank
North Attleboro
Isaac Stevenson
Spooner
Joe Bankhead
Jate John Torgan
Alabama
Bacon
Georgia
N-Frank A Leach
Roberts
Joef Johnston
Benater
Senator Pettus
Haskell
Oklahoma
Cenaoration
Chicoagme
Dhneta Supreme Court
Tom Lo Johnson
OR Borton
Rentinkvy
Ben Republi Am
Oggern
Tammany
New York County
Dew of Congress
Nesenhtad
Cannon
Apeaker
Takl
Walliams
Taft
Uip
Qude
Norway
Jan & Mormean
Zinat
Raisuna
Frre Leas
Totum
Shah
Peesta
Plisbants
Pepiine Aloe
Istoe
Adnara Beavis
Ateriam Marines
Avtinatot
Simiadu
Astam
Saarurue
Qiners
Lagercrantz
Sweden
United Staes
Clavering
Harthepwol
SA Aleranstrovsky
Penza
Swettentam
Jamaica
Landalide
Algeria
Finghat House of Commons
Berman
Bulgaria
Sofia
Lotiwoder
Lena
Forhoen
Lameler
Rus Mat Meinister
San Haemem
Ted Bronduran
Choldtees
Booha
Holy Synod
Ciews
Subetera
Todz
Russia
Sir Eldon Gorst
Cra
Mer
Grmut
Britain
Egypt
Turkey
Antapla
Nicaragua
Konilla
Salvador
Amapla
Campeche
Yemen
Turkish Arabia
Spain
Madrid
Velardena
Wil Cossacks
Lodz
Corea
Avg 1
Seoul
Cassablanca
Morocco
Sre
Hea Joss
Made City
Dpeter Ivanhoff
Viborg
Bt. Petersburg
Josa
Iock
Grorgia
T Morgan
Aln
Puiladd
Tia Baker
Lee
North
Merittua
Nisect
Powell
Heng
Crainee
Mischizantbis
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