Record of executions and disasters from 1900 era
Chronology lists hangings lynchings bombings and murders. Notable cases include Jan 3 mob execution in Mayersville Miss and Feb 28 bank bombing and suicides in Philadelphia. December entries cover disasters in Monongah Jacobs Creek and other sites with fatalities and injuries.
Financial turmoil era hits banks and markets worldwide
The record chronicles a chaotic period with bank suspensions from Fairmont to Browns Town, embezzlement convictions in Warsaw, and New York market panics. It notes receiver appointments, corporate failures, and government steps like Panama bonds to ease liquidity, alongside political shifts in Wisconsin, Georgia, and Alabama.
Early 1900s State and national political shifts listed
A chronological summary lists inaugurations elections and resignations: Hughes and Lloyd named governors in New York and New Hampshire. multiple senators chosen by legislatures including Guggenheim Borah and Reed Smoot. Congress approves ship subsidy bill and raises salaries. others resignations and appointments mark transitions in states territories and federal posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. IE. Hughes
New York
New Hampshire
Fryé
Talne
Sachusetts
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Norris Brown
Nebraska
W. E. Borah
Idaho
R. L. Taylor
Tennessee
J. M. Dixon
Montana
H. ©. ‘Burnham
H. A. Richardson
Delaware
House
Brownsville
Bailey
Texas
Cullom
Illinois
Chas. Curtis
Kansas
Jos R. Burton
W.A. Smith
Michigan
Alger
F. O. Briggs
Dryden
New Jersey
Reed Smoot
United States
Senate
Spooner
Wisconsin
Geo.b. Cortelyou
Geo. von L. Meyer
Treasury
James R. Garfield
Interior
Regis Henrff
Porto Rico
Beekman
Winthrop
Busse
Chicago
Traction
Hagerman
New Mexico
George Curry
Egis H. Post
Beekman Winthrop
Multiple Civil and Industrial Accidents Reported Nationwide
A survey of incidents lists numerous fatal and nonfatal events: train wrecks injuring 35 near Wolland Katis and 50 plus injured. suffocation deaths in Al Winooski. powder explosions near Kenosha Wisconsin causing nine deaths. Pittsburg explosion killing 30. wreck due to powder explosion near Sanford Indiana with 28 dead and 32 injured. Fowler Indiana collision with 13 killed. coal mine near Primero Colorado with 24 fatalities. Fayetteville West Virginia mine accident with 6 fatalities. Monarch Colorado snow slide injuring 12. Thomas West Virginia mine disaster with 22 dead. New York harbor steamer disaster with 138 drowned or burned passengers.
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New York City
Las Esplanzas
Mexico
Montreal
Que
Carmi
Ill
Pedro
Wyo
Dossett
Tenn
Pitt
Cal
Emporium
Woodward
Ala
Colton
Yoprzi
Fort Worth
Rex
Chaplan
Ont
Gunter
Tex
Lake Michigan
Baltimore
Whipple
Honda
Chicago
Hampton Roaids
Priceturg
Monahan
Wasi
Toa
Penobscot Bay
New—York City
San-Fedro
Gal
Quebec
St. Lawrence River
Charleston
W. Va
Shelton
Wash
Norris
Canaan Stallongs
Negaunee
Mich
Lake Superior
Jackson
Butler
Gloversville
N. Y
Fontanet
Ind
Joliet
Steubenville
South Milwaukee
Wis
Monongah
Jacobs Creek
Wolland
Katis
AL Winooski
Kenosha
Og Syanton
Aneep
Lowell
Ariz
Ohio River Valley
Buffalo
Washington, Ark
Pittsburg
Louisiana
Ississippi
Alabama
Chilpancingo
Chilapa
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
Indian Territory
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Rochester
Buena Vista Lake Levee
Bakersfield
Wisconsin
Leavenworth
la Crosse
Ohio
Leeds
Harbor
Turbulent year flashbacks of wars and disasters
Chronology lists military captures and deaths from Jan to Aug. Moroccan forces seize Zinat. Jakarta, Kingston, and various port cities suffer fires, floods, and earthquakes. Notable events include sinking ships, a tidal wave in the Dutch East Indies, and the abdication talk in Corea. Multiple deaths and rescues mark the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinat
Raisall
Bancock
Muzaffar-Ed-Din
Shah
Persia
Teheran
Samar
Eye
Philippines
Davis
Kingston
Jamaica
Gov. Swettenham
Saarbrueck
Prussia
H. L. F. Lagercrantz
Sweden
United States
Clavering
Hartlepool
England
Eera
Cookton
North Australia
Orlanda
Cardiff
Wales
Port
Baku
Berlin
Hook of Holland
Swettenham
Algeria
M. Petkoff
Bulgaria
Sofia
Iona
Toulon
Lamsdorff
San Raénio
Lodz
Russia
Amaple
Bonilla
Mexico
Campeche
Yemen
Turkish Arabia
Hong Kong
Julis
Falleres
France
Alikhanoff
Tiflis
Alexandropol
Kimpere
Corea
Corean
Notable figures listed with dates and places across 1900s events
A long OCR fragment catalogs dates and locations of notable figures such as Brig Gen A Bell Ex congressmen and leaders like Russell A Alger Charles Marvis and John Winans across Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec. It notes deaths births appointments and travels including Oscillation between cities like Washington Philadelphia Lexington Glenwood Paris and Chicago with mentions of notable institutions and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayersville
Miss
Rollo Steele
Fourth Street National Bank of
Philadelphia
James Cullen
Charles City
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
New York
Thos. Baldwin
Colfax
Ill
Chas. Kennedy
G. K. Favrot
Louisiana
R. H Aldrich
G. Haugh
Dayton
Columbus
Georgia
Hargis
Wm. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Boise
Idaho
Loving
Theodore Estes
Farmer
Houston
Jas Hargis
B. D. Cox
Kentucky
Henry_Scutcheon
Nuncta
Mich
Karl Hall
Washington
Karlsruhe
Germany
Bannee
Will Clifford
Maple
Frank J. Constantine
Ato
Gentry
Chicago
H. K. Brown
Baker City
Ore
Wm. Burns
Cumberland
Frederick McGill
McGill
Decatur
Fred Singleton
Talladega
Ala
Canova
Ss. D
Steve Adams
Rathdrum
Isaac Stevenson
Wisconsin
Spooner
J. H. Barkhead
John T. Morgan
Alabama
A. O. Bacon
J. F. Johnston
Pettius
Haskell
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New York County
Congress
Washingtone -Connor
Aoki
Japan
Williams
DeArmond
Housen
Tatt
World
M. Gude
United States
Norway
John Winans
Janesville
Wis
Russell A. Alger
Washngton
Charles
Marvis
Lexington
Ckett
B. W. Harris
Bridgewater
Mass
J. R. Rixey
Virginia
W.oekington
Joe
Ww. Higgins
Olean
Oronhyatekna
Order of Foresters
James Williams
Glastonbury
Conn
J. M Depuy
Jefferson-Cuty
Floyd K.whittemore
Illinois
Springfield
John Alexander Dowie
SeFirm
Clinton Rabbitt
Beloit
M. Casimir-Perier
France
Paris
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Boston
John Moore
Sweetirion
J. Wint
Allesoury
James Henry Smith
Kioto
Wm. A. Proctor
Proctor & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Galysha A. Grow
Glenwood
H. W. Goode
Lewis & Clarke Exposition
Atlantic City
N. J
J. C. Granberry
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Ashland
Jas. H. Eckels
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
J. W. Findlay
Maryland
Baltimore
G. L. Laws
Nebraska
Lincoln
RB. Bullock
Albion
Peter “Maytubby
Caddo
I. T
W. Suffcutt
Gorughes
Newark
John Watson Nitan Maclaren
Mt. Pleasant
W. Potter
Lane
E. Conger
Einister
China
Ee Cone Patton
Michigan
Mrs. McKinley
Nton
T. H. Rue
Stamford
John T. Morn
Minnesota
Mankato
Peter Lirson
Northwest
Helenia
Mont
E. W. Pettus
Hot Springs
N. C
A. E. Reuacris
Cornish
Nelson Moss
New London
Pleasant Porter
John G. Tired
York Beach
Samuel Sloan
Pre Wanna
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
Cassie Chadwick
Regals Bank
Ohio Penitenary
Jefferson Polk
Feyue
Lord Kelvin
Glasgow
W. H
Boxing and sports notes from early 1900s Tonopah to Los Angeles
A series of brief sports and legal items: Joe Gans knocked out Kid Herman in Tonopah on January 1. Abe Attell retained the featherweight title with a KO of Harry Baker in Los Angeles on February 5. Tommy Ryan KOed Dave Barry in Hot Springs on an unspecified date. Also mentions anti pool selling bill passage, Calvin Demarest winning a 14.2 balk-line billiards championship in New York, Gary Herrmann elected president of the American Bowling Congress, Chic Stehl's death in West Baden, Smathers case verdict on Lou Dillon and Major Delmar’s gold cup, and Thos Longboat’s Boston Marathon win with a May 8 time by Tommy Tas defeating Jack O’Brien in Los Angeles.
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Superman
James BR. Keen
Brooklyn
Reavesend
Wisconsin University
New London
Conn
Robert —Simpson
Hinsdale
Evelyn Sears
Boston
United States
Miss. Gonssig
Burns
Bill Squires
Colma
Cal
Martin J. Sheridan
A. U
Celtic Park
L. I
Sutton
California
Mrs. Chambers
Jack Johnson
Bob Fitzsim
Ertons
Philadelph
Jimmie_Britt
Nelson Grapes
San Fran
Cisco
Niagar -On-The- Lake
Ontly
C. M
Daniels
New York
Manchester
England
Joe Gans
Jimmie Britt
San
Francisco
Britt
Fred McLeod
Chicago
Ce Hee
Louis
New- York Yacht, Club
Thomas—Lipton
Necenn Atone
Tommy Burns
America
Gunner Moir
London
H. C. Pulliam
National League
Kid Herman
Tonopah
Nev
Abe
Attell
Harry Baker
Los Angeles
Tommy Ryan
Dave Barry
Hot Springs Ark
Tenness
Calvin Demarest
Gary Herrmann
Cincinnati
American Bowling Congress
Stehl
West Baden
Ind
Smathers
Mathers
Lou Dillon
Delmar
Thos. Longboat
Tommy Bur
Ay Ommy Tas
Philadelphia
Jack" O’brien
Major weather and disaster events across 1910s list
Chronology of floods storms tornadoes and earthquakes across multiple states and countries. Records include January explosions in Lowell Arizona and heavy losses from floods in Ohio River valley and Pittsburg vicinity. Notable tornadoes in Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma and Wisconsin with property damage and deaths.
Labor unrest and union actions across 1900s era incidents
Chronology notes judge McCall ruling invalidating LaFollette fellow servants law in federal Memphis court. Senate passes railroad workers bill. Goldfield miners vote to end strike. Shea and associates acquitted in Chicago conspiracy trial. John J. Mitchell reelected UMW president. Western Union wage hike announced. Nebraska house passes railway workers’ liability bill. Strike threats defused by ICC mediation. Great lockout ends in Goldendale. May Day strikes across iron, teamsters and Canadian groups. Pacific States Telegraph and Telephone workers strike for higher pay. Western Union raises wages for SF Oakland operators. strike widens. Shea defeats in Teamsters presidency race. telegraph operator strikes expand. AP news service partially suspends. Telegraph operators general strike order issued. Labor Day riots in SF, Louisville, Steubenville. New Orleans cotton shipping disrupted by 8000 handlers strike. Telegraph operators in major cities reject de-escalation proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Federal Court of Memphis
LaFollette
Senate
Goldfield
Nev
Shea
Chicago
John J. Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Western Union Telegraph Co
Cornelius P. Shea
Tech Associates
Teamsters
Nebraska_house
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Galdnete
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburg
Canada
Pacific States Telegraph and Telephone Co
Western ‘Union
Oakland
Cal
Western Union
Teamsters’ Union
Daniel J. Tobin
Associated Press
Mall of Telegrapheral Union
Louisville
Steubenville
New
Orleans
Small
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VWI
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Viborg
St. Petersburg
Antwerp
Kashima
Kure
Sane
Drude
Tonashigawa
Osaka
Maximoffsky
Ministry of Interior of
St._Petersburg
Karatagh
Turkestan
Shapeetlen
Iquique
Chili
Merchants’ and Farmers” Bank of
Matt H. W. Salmon
Warsaw
Smith
Bank_of America
Union Bank of Richland
Bowman Bank of
Knickerbocker Trust Cod
Secretary of Treasury
Westinghouse
State Pay and Trust Co
Carson
Nevada
Southern Steel Co
Birmingham
California Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Bank
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal & Iron Co
Bank of Portland
California Bank of Oakland
Farmers’ Merchants’ Bank of Sapulpa
I-P
Cortelyou
City National Bank of
Frederick
Okla
American Silk Co. Capital Stock
Chelsea Savings Aank of
Chelsea
Glazier
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Pitt Nationale Bank
National“ Bank
North Attleboro