Uprising in Western Cuba and US Involvement Escalates
Insurgents challenge Cuban government with 1000 armed rebels in Pinar del Rio as government raises 10000 troops. Reports of heavy fighting, amnesty offers, and evolving peace efforts lead to Taft and Bacon visits, eventual US provisional military governance and marines in Havana. The sequence notes earthquakes, fires, and later political shifts in Cuba and US relief actions.
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Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Las Lajas
Santa Clara
Taft
Clara
Des Moines
Uba
Denver
Havana
Legation
Bacon
Palma
Treasury
Chas. E. Magoon
Gen. Funston
Washington
Ubea. M
Morro Castle
Notable deaths and memorials across the United States
A long necrology lists prominent figures who died in 1900s across cities such as Galveston Chicago Evanston Dubuque Dubuque Philadelphia Uniontown and Rochester. Included are university leaders publishers politicians actors engineers and activists with ages ranging from 43 to 108 and several deaths attributed to self action or accidents. Notable names include Susan B Anthony Henry B Hurd Henrik Ibsen Robert Adams Roosevelt and Graceful mentions of Gorman Roose velt and Shaw.
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Jon
Gage
San Jose
Cal
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
N. Y
John St. John
Great Lakes
Superior
Wis
John Ann Most
Cincinnati
J. M. Thayer
U. S
Nebraska
Lincoln
M. Ashbridge
Philadelphia
T. E. Barrett
Cook County
Ill
Chicago
Blanco
Cuba
Madrid
C. A. Warwick
Constitution Democrat
Keokuk
J. E. Boyd
Omaha
Mary McKittredge
America
Uniontown
Max Judd
St. Louis
Henrik Ibsen
Christiania
Jun
Robert Adams
Washington
A. P. Gorman
Maryland
Robert B. Roosevelt
Sayville
L. I
R. E. Lester
Georgia
Fires devastate numerous towns across year
A compiled list chronicles major fires from January to December across the United States and Canada. It notes buildings destroyed, losses ranging from tens of thousands to over a million dollars, and several deaths or homeless counts.
Lipton plans New York Yacht Club challenge for America Cup
Sporting notes list a Jan 11 plan by Sir Thomas Lipton to race the New York Yacht Club for the America Cup. The record covers multiple events from Jan to Dec including boxing bouts in Los Angeles Paris and New York, billiards in New York and Chicago, football bans, wrestling matches, and various accidents with fatalities across the year.
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Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Herrera
Young Corbett
Los Angeles
Willie Hoppe
Maurice Vignaux
Paris
Harvard University
New York
Ormonde Beach
Fla
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Kansas City
Frank Kramer
City of Paris
Boston
C. Olson
New Orleans
Johnstone
Emalie
Polo Grounds
N. Y
W. R. Crosby
Denver
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Goldfield
Nevon
C. M. Daniels
St. Louis
Newmark
Fred Tenny
Roy Thomas
Philadelphia
Nationals
Steve L'Hommedieu
Louisville Jockey Club
Tom Cooper
Ralph Rose
San Francisco
Harry C. Pulliam
National Baseball League
George Button
Global Conflicts and Political Upsets Chronicle Crisis Highlights
A sweeping timeline lists events from Jan to Dec detailing Rodriguez and rebels clashes in Puerto Plata and San Domingo, France and Britain political shifts, Denmark royal successions, Italian disasters, Cuban and Cuban politics, and world unrest including revolts, natural disasters, and royal events with numerous deaths and expulsions.
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Rodriguez
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
Morales
Gen. Rodriguez
France
Venezuela
Balfour
Britain
M. Fauleries
M. Loubet
Denano
Industrial labor struggles sweep 1903 milestones
A chronology of labor action and corporate deals from Feb to Dec 1903. Key events include operator wage offers and mine worker defense fund growth, Montana copper sale to Amalgamated for 25 million, Oil inquiry by Missouri attorney general, UMW strike threats and Roosevelt appeal, bricklayers strike in St Louis, coal and copper wage settlements, UMW per-capita assessment, wage boosts for Northern Michigan copper workers, Penn railroad wage hikes, AFL conventions, and Industrial Workers of the World strike at Schenectady.
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New York
U. S
Depew
Hanly
Indiana
J. M. Patterson
Ohio
Wisconsin
National House of Re
Venezuela
Root
Patterson
J. G. Brady
Alaska
Illinois
Mississippi
National Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Grosvenor
J M. Patterson
Chicago
Public Works
Green
Island of Jolo Battle
N. W. Gilbert
Sherrick
C. S. Francis
Austria-Hungary
Bellamy Storer
G. W. Perkins
N. Y
Republican
Ohio General Assembly
House Panees
David S. Rose
S. M Becker
Milwaukee
Ilinois Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
E. W. Hoch
Kansas
Congress
Standard Oil Co
St. Paul
Senate
Supreme Court
Burton
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Reed Smoot
Utah
Neill-Reynolds
C. N. Carter
Supreme Court of Illinois
W. P White
Maryland
Col
H. A. Dupont
J. E.addicks
House
Oklahoma
Indian Toothany
Beveridge
W.F. A. Helnaz
Montana
Amalgamated Company
Standard Oil
Missouri
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
St. Louis
John Mitchell
Kansas City
National Executive Committee
Michigan
Aspen
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
American Society of Lauter
National Farmers’ Union
Samuel Gompers
Industrial Workers of World
Schenectady
General Electric Co
C. T. Yerkes
Chicago University
Decatur
Annapolis
Hopkinsville
Marshall Field
Prince
Wilson Mizner
San Francisco
Anebe
G. B. Simmons
Peoria
Self
Pat Crowe
Rober
Cudahy
Omaha
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Texas
Philippines
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life Trustees
Albany
Atlanta
Sheboy
Wis
Lake Michigan
Ouray
Cal
New York Life Insurance Company
Jerome,abe
John Alexander Dowie
Cader
Zion City
Voliva
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
Ilegal Trust
Iil
Dowie
Root Safle
South America
Winconsin Railway
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
G. A
W. J. Bryan
World
President Hill
Great Northern Railway
United States Steel Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Windlay
World Christan Temperance Union
Boston
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Brownsville
Tex
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Panama Canal
Louisiana
Panama
Porto Rico
F. W. Finley
Southern Railroad
Samuel Spencer
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Ol! Co
Federal
St.ouls
Storting
Industrial Peace Commission
Findlay
Revolution in Russia and worldwide upheavals stun 1905 era
A chaotic timeline reports on Russia’s 1905 revolts with uprisings, assassinations, mutinies, and massacres across cities like Moscow and Sebastopol. It notes European conflicts, violent riots, anti Jewish pogroms, and political shocks including palace bombings, parliamentary dissolutions, and czarist reactions.
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