Financial turmoil shadows banks and markets across states
The record chronicles a wave of bank suspensions and closures from Minnesota to Oklahoma, including Merchants' and Farmers' Bank of Wairmont, Godland Home Bank embezzlement verdicts, and major market shocks. It notes new Bank of Chicago treasury moves, Heinze corner collapse, and widespread clearing house measures to steady currency and deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants' and Farmers’ Bank of
Mareka
Springs
Ark
People’s State Bank of
Brownstown
Ind
Pope Mfg. Co
Hartford, Conn
Watson & Co
Newark Stock and Produce Exchanges
Chicago Board of Trade
Union Bank of Rich
New York
Secretary of Treasury
Pittsburg
If Land Trust Co
Carson
Nevada
Southern Steel Co
Birmingham
Ala
Wieheta
Chicago
California
Deposit & Trust. Co
San Francisco
Winan+ cial
Kansas
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal & Iron, Co
National Bank of Portland
Ore
Bank of Obi
Cal
Merchants
Bank of Sapulos
I. T
Cortelyou
National Bank
Frederick
Okla
American Silk Co
Chelsea Savings
Chelsea
Mich
Glazier
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Pitt National Bank
Eto
North Attleboro
Mass
Frontier News Chronology of Executions and Disasters
A sweeping timeline lists executions, mob actions, and notable killings across states and nations. Entries include hangings in Mississippi and Iowa, Thaw trial developments, bank bombings, and mass disasters with dates, locations, and involved persons or institutions such as Fourth Street National Bank, Charles City jail, and ex-Gov. Steunenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayersville
Miss
Rollo Steele
Fourth Street National Bank of
Philadelphia
Imself
Stanford’ White
New York
Thos. Baldwin
Colfax
Chas. Kennedy
fSisman
Cora
Mars
Miller
Beaver Dam
Wis
Aggie “Myers
Itangas
Frank Hottman
Louisiana
Gr. Hl’ Aldrich
Haugh
Dayton
Prother
Columbus
Georgia
Mave
Hargis
Céékrill
Lexington
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Béguh
Boise
Idaho
Loving
Theodore Wstes
Houston
Jas .Hargis
Fee
Dr. B. Gox
Kentucky
Henry
Nuneia
Mich
Elde
Karl Tlau
Washington
Karlsruhe
Germany
Wm.d
Stevnenberg
Will
Clifford
Maples Ky
Bakker
Frederick
McGil
Decatur
Fred Siggleton
Talladega
Ale
Canova
Steve Adams
Rathdrim
Idahd c
Sik
Annie MM. Bradley
Brown
New England and Midwest Governors and Senators Elected
A garbled 19th century OCR listing multiple state elections and appointments. It notes Hughes elected governor of New York, Floyd governor of New Hampshire, Frye senator from Maine, Crane senator from Massachusetts, Guggenheim senator from Colorado, Norris Brown senator from Nebraska, Borah senator from Idaho, Bailey re elected senator from Texas, Cullom re elected senator from Illinois, Charles Curtis elected senator from Kansas, Burton elected congressman from Michigan, and other named officials including postmaster general Cortalyou and Porter Winthrop references. The text preserves names and states but is fragmented.
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Isaac Stevenson
Wisconsin
Spooner
J. H. Bankhead
John T
Chicago
Illinois Supreme Court
Tom_L. Johnson
T. FE. Burton
Cleveland
Kentucky
Willson
Independence
League
Tammany
New York
Congress
Washington
Cannon
Defise
Agki
Japan
Williams
DeArmond
Taft
M. Gude
United States
Norway
H. Hauge
C. BE. Hughes
Ernor
New Hampshire
W. v. Frye
Maine
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Norris Brown
Nebraska
E. Borah
Idatroy
Bayslor
Tennessee
Montana
Burnham
Hampshire
H. A. Richardson
Brownsville
Bailey
Wachead BaokAlger
F.O. Briggs
Drydett
New Jersey
Cortalyou
Enetate
James R. Ser Riley
Joe Opie
Porto Rico
G. A. Bell
John Winans
Janesville
Wis
Russell A. Alger
Charles Marvin
Lexington
John A. Creighton
Omaha
Neb
W.C. Pickett
Philadelphia
KB. W. Harris
Bridgewater
Mass
J. R. Rixey
Virginia
Casimir Perler
France
Paris
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Boston
John Moore
Army
T. J. Wint
Department of Missouri
James Henry ,Smith
Ashland
Jas. H. Eckels
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
IAJ
J. W. Findlay
Maryland
Baltimore
G. J. Laws
Lincoln
R. B. Bullock
Georgia
Albion
N. Y
Peter Maylubby
Caddo
JT. T
E. W. Suffcutt
Gov. Hughes
cIudson River
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
Pleasant
O. W. Potter
H. H. Conger
China
Patton
Michigan
Mrs. McKinley
Canton
T. H. Ruger
Stamford
Conn
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Lucien Baker
Leavenworth
Kans
Francis Murphy
Cassie Chadwick
Ohio Penitenary
Jefferson Polk
Iowa
Des Moines
Pope
L. IE. McComas
Charles T. Barney
Knickerbocker Trust Co
James’ BR. Bradwell
G. W. Smith
Ilinois
Murphysboro
H. O. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Commack
L. I
Trainwrecks and Disasters Reported Across Multiple States
Fragmented OCR list documents injuries from a 60 injury train derailment near Vollana Kansas and accidents in Wisconsin and Indiana. Mentions a powder explosion in Pittsburg and a mine disaster in West Virginia with workers trapped or killed. Also notes drownings and snow-related incidents in New York and surrounding harbors.
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Vollana
Kans
Winooski
Acpansha
Wis
Pittsburg
Steelurnace
Sanford
Ind
Owler
Senta
Iriero
Ear Util
Golo
New York
Harbos
Global calamities and political upheavals across continents
In a sprawling summary of unrest and disasters, Morocco's Zinat fell to Moroccan forces while Persians mourned Muzaffar Ed Din as earthquakes, floods, fires and tsunamis devastated Kingston Jamaica, the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines. Naval engagements and political shifts followed, from Jamaica to Bulgaria and Spain, with multiple deaths and displacements reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinat
Raijisul
Bancock
Muzaffar-Ed-Din
Shah
Persia
Peheran
Kingston
Jamaica
Baku
Berlin
England
Flock
Holland
Swettenham
Algeria
Count Lamsdorff
San Raemo
Lodz
Russia
Eldon Gorst
Lord Cromer
Great Britain
Egypt
Turkey
Amapla
Bonilla
Mexico
Campeche
Yemen
Turkish Arabia
Spain
Victoria
Madrid
Velardena
Liadz
Phe Jun
Hague
Hong Kong
Pee
Jallietes
France
Alikhanoff
Tifiis
Alexandropol
Imperor
Corea
Seoul
Cassablanca
Morocco
F’rench
Aavede
Long list of notable deaths and events across years
Chronological roll of prominent figures passing away or notable actions from January to October. Includes ex-congressmen, generals, governors, poets, authors, and industrial leaders, with locations such as Washington Janesville Lexington Philadelphia Chicago and more. Mentions rich figures with fortunes, rail magnates, and cultural icons, plus sports results and royal/press notes.
Boxing results and sports notes from early 1900s US races and titles
A scattered sports brief lists bouts and outcomes: Joe Gans KO’d Kid Herman in Tonopah Nevada. Attell retains featherweight in Los Angeles. Tommy Ryan stops Dave Barry in Hot Springs Arkansas. Also notes racing, billiards, bowling and marathon results, plus a 1900s legal claim and a death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gans
Kid Herman
Tonopah
Nev
Attell
Harry Baker
Los Angeles
Ireb
Tommy Ryan
Dave Barry
Hot Springs
Ark
Tennessee
Calvin Demarest
New York
Gary Herrmann
Cincinnati
American Bowling
Congress
Ween
Asebal
Cat West’ Baden
Ind
Smathers
Mathers
Lou Dillon
Wes
Tommy Burns
Severe storms and tornado damage across the nation
A run of natural disasters with tornadoes and storms strikes from January to November causing multiple deaths and widespread property damage. Incidents include wrecked buildings in Lowell Arizona, river obstructions in Ohio, and major losses in Buffalo and various states including Louisiana Mississippi Wisconsin and New York City with thousands displaced and millions in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Ariz
Oho River
Buffalo
NS OY
Washington, Ark
Uva
Illanas
Pittsburg
Ohio River Valley
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Chilpancingo
Chilapa
Mexico
Kentucky
Southern
Fineis
Down
Puebtan
Stick Medicine Lodge
Kan
Cidian Territory
Rochester
Lex
Buena
Leeds
New York City
Harbor
Texas
Labor turmoil and union activity sweep across the nation
A collage of 1900s labor events shows Judge McCall condemning a fellow servants law in Memphis, strikes and settlements across rail, miners, and telegraph sectors, and leadership shifts in the United Mine Workers and Teamsters. Western Union wage increases and widespread telegraph operator strikes punctuate the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Federal Court of Memphis
Jual’ollette
Senate
Minersal
Goldfield, Ney
Shea
Chicago
John J. Mitchell
United Mine Workers
W.western Union Telegraph Co
Teamsters' Union
Daniel J. Tobin
Telegrapherst
Ainder
San Francisco
Louisville
Steubenville
Ohio
New Orleans
Postal
Aes
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Gunter
Lake Michigan
Whipple
W. Va
Honda
Hampton Roads
Priceburg
Monahag
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Tola
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Russell
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Salem
San Pedro
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St. Lawrence River
Charleston
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Lake Superior
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Ivanhoff
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St. Petersburg
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Ministry of Interior of
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Evelyn Sears
Carrie B. Neely
Bill Squires
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May Sutton
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Bob Twittsimmons
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Battling Nelson
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Sir Thomas Lipton
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