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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

9

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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