Uprising and U.S. Intervention in Cuba Timeline
Chronology notes an August uprising in western Cuba and a government decision to raise 10 000 troops. Insurgents in Pinar del Rio number about 7 000 with raids near Las Lajas. Amnesty offered, leaders sown, Taft and Bacon travel to Havana to assess conditions. Provisional military governance follows Palmer请 resigning, American troops land in Havana, Magoon named provisional governor, and a general amnesty issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Pinar del RY
Pinar Nn
Riorovince
Las Lajas
Santa Clara
Et Nzas
Taft
Clara
Es Oines
Denver
Havana
American Legatieft
Sec
Bacon
Palma
Treasury
Chas. E. Magoon
Seismic Disturbances and Aftermath Across 1906 Timeline
A sweeping chronology notes major seismic events and disasters from 1906 including the Mont Pelee eruption, West Indies shocks, the San Francisco earthquake with immense property loss and homeless counts, and subsequent Pacific coast damage. It tracks relief appropriations, fires in Frisco, and subsequent tremors and national responses through 1907, with details on other quakes, tsunamis, and calamities worldwide, naming key US states, cities, and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Pelee
West Indies
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Congress
Waesone
Ancisco
Vesuvius
Val- Boao
Chili
Quillota
Notable deaths and public figures listed in obituary chronicle
A long obituary inventory lists notable deaths from January to August across the United States and Europe. It names veterans politicians publishers actors surgeons and leaders such as Susan B. Anthony Marshall Feld Hogg Blanco Roosevelt Sage and Caruso among others with locations including Chicago New York Milwaukee London and Paris. The record covers diverse figures and includes dates and places of death as cataloged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
N. Y
John St. John
Great Lakes
Superior
Wis
Johann Most
T. Barrett
Cook County
Iil
Atchiens
Blanco
Cuba
Madrid
C. A. Warwick
Constitution Democrat
Keokuk
Lawer tSies Judd
Ta Itearik
Ibsen
Christiania
Robert Adams
Philadelphia
Washington
A. F P. Gorman
Maryland
Robert B. Roosevelt
Sayville
L. I
R. E. Lester
Georgia
H. N. Pillsbury
Philo
H. L. Porter
Howell
Mass
J. M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
E. Higns
Utah
Jerre Dunn
Elizabeth
N. J
Dr. J. Smith
Roxbury
G. Y. Wisner
Detroit
A. P. Gorman
H. C. Adams
Wisconsin
Chicago
G. P. Wanty
Michigan
London
Alfred Bell
Russell Sage
Lawrence
E. A. Gage
Seattle
Wash
E. Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Omaha
H. Oelrichs
New York
A. T. Bliss
Milwaukee
Albert J. Adams
Samuel Jones
Little Rock
Ark
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Massachusetts
Fall River
Nicholson
Joseph E. Gary
Rockwood Hoar
Senator Hoar
Worcester
Wm. R. Shafter
Bakersfield
Cal
Otto Yo
Chica‘Oo
Keern
Mark Hassler
G. E. Seymour
Ngeld
Ill
Springfield
Gareulen
Deaine
Lewiston
F. Henrotin
Bil Ilee
Orleans
Senator Brown
Annie Bradley
C. C.ee
E. Church
Crime roundup of multiple murder cases and riots
A United States crime list reports Jan 1 cases including ex governor Stennenberg of Idaho murdered by bomb in Boise. Clarence Barnum near Rochester Michigan kills his wife son and daughter then dies by gun. A Caledonia er case kills family and self. Nels Nelson Walkason Washington murders mother and self then attempts to kill family. An arrest in Indianapolis involves ex Auditor Diana Sherrick. A Johanna convicted wife murderer case noted. A spring mob at race riot burns dwellings injures officers, prompting troop callout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sla
Bessieister
Chicago
D. E. Sherrick
Indiana
J. Linn
Cook Co
Green and Gaynor
Aea
Savanthree
Nean
Spheere
Phillips Comin Ark
H. G. Goll
First National Bank of
Milwaukee
Goll
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Stanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
N. Y
Evelyn Nea- Jun t—Newto
Womack, T
Salisbury
N. C
Stensland
Tangier
Orocco
A. Segal
Philadelphia
Atlanta
H. W. Hering
Awaukee Avenue
State Bank of Ohio
Mayor Schmitz
San Francisco
Abram Ruef
Enrico Caruso
New York
Joseph F. Smith
Mon Church
Salt Lake City
Stennenberg
Idaho
Boise
Clarence Barnum
Rochester
Mich
Self
Mathew
Caledonia
Ersotheart
Nels Nelson
Walkason
Wash
Diana, Sherrick
iIndianapolis
Johanna
Hana’ Cage
Grabon
France Expels Secretary of Nuncio Amid Church State Clash
Reported moves indicate a church state dispute as France expels a nuncio secretary amid governmental tensions. In Germany, the emperor dissolves the Reichstag and orders new elections amid a government setback on Africa policy. James Hrye chosen to succeed Durand as British ambassador to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Reichstag
James Hrye
Durand
Washington
Bank Failures and Bank Closures Reported Across States
A historic record lists multiple bank failures and closings from January to November. Institutions include Parsons Snyder in Cleveland Ohio and Milwaukee Avenue State Bank in Chicago. Depositors and creditors faced losses as banks suspended operations and receivers were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Snyder & Co
Cleveland, C
Boliver County Bank
Cleveland
Miss
Southern Bank & Trust Co
Ft. Smith, Ark
Walsh
Chicago National Bank
North Freedom
Wis
Examiner
Teis, Smith & Co
Bankers
Pekin
Delmont National Bank
Delmont
American Reserve Hand Co
St. Louis
Farmers’ State Bank of
Clearfield
State Bank Examiner
Milwaukee Ave
State Bank
Chicago
Real Estate Trust Co
Phistalphian
Bates National Bank
Butler
Middleport
Bank of Beckwith & Co
Evanston
Wyo
Ccvchandler
Macomb
Colchester
Eaneeen
Ill
Wages and strikes across sectors in 1903 labor actions
A chronology of 1903 labor events shows wage changes and strikes across industries. Operators and miners clashed over pay, with actions in St. Louis brick work and Southwest mines, followed by wage increases for Northern Michigan copper workers and Aspen silver miners, plus a broad per capita levy by United Mine Workers and the AFL convention in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.uis Oraeceny
John Mitchell
Kansas City
National Executive Committee
United Mine Workers
Michigan
Aspen
Col
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
American Federation of Labor
Minneapolis
Samuel Gompers
Revolution in Russia and global upheavals noted
A chronicle lists major events from 1905-1906 including Moscow riots with thousands killed or wounded, revolts in Riga and Sebastopol, mutinies, assassinations, and political shifts. Notable items include Stolypin’s era turmoil, Armenian casualties, Sebastopol executions, and statements on foreign figures and statesmen.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Depew
Haaly
J. M. Patterson
Iowa General Assembly
Hepburn
House of Representatives
Venezuela
Root
Patterson
J. G. Brady
Alaska
Public Works
Green
Island of Jolo
National Supreme Court
N. W. Gilbert
Sherrick
S. Francis
Austria-Hungary
Béllamy Storer
Esident
Unity
Mae
Ohio General Assembly
M. Becker
Hicago
Illinois
Indiana Supreme Court
E. Wstorn
Ren
H. A. Dupont
J. E. Addicks
Senate
T¢N Haven
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
House
Lock Canal
Panama
Beveridge
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Des Moines
S. Harlan
Ae Interstate Commerce Commission
C. E. Littlefield
Maine
Chas. BE. Hughes
W. R. Hearst
Epee
Isconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Colorado
Ilinois
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
South
John W. Riddle
Roumania
Servia
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Panama Canal
Strauss
Bonaparte
Metcalf
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Herrera
Youn Corbett
Los Angeles
Willie Hoppe
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Goldfield
Nev
Fred Tenny
Roy Thomas
Boston
Nationals
Harry C. Pulliam
National Baseball League
Coaldale
W. Va
Haverstraw
Poteau
I. T
la Salle
West Virginia
Maitland
Meridian
Adobe
Colone Camden
Armory Re
Winfield
Batleship Kearsarge
Cuban
Ince
Trinidad
Fornado
Bellevue
Tex
East Providence
R. Eeil
Rocky, Ford
Mont
Aamp
Minn
Lafayette
Ind
S. Gobbau
Saginaw
Cedar Ng
Lang Hollow
Naugatuck
Cimarron River
Jellico
Tenn
Ite
Mobile
Ala
Troy
Florida
Central America
Johnstown
Kanegas City
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic City
Dix
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Co
Lynchburg
Clifton
Ariz
Westfield
Ithaca
Cornell University
Vicksburg
Enderlin
N. D
W. R. Harper
University of Chicago
R. G. Lowe
Galveston
Marshall Feld
Prince
Neumonia
Ework
H. B. Hurd
D. B. Henderson
National House of Representatives
Dubuque
FP. Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Aiken
Hogg
Texas
Littleton
Niverton
Rutland
Duluth
Standhope
White Pigeon
Austin
Buffalo
Evening Times
Boone
Boone Cereal Co
Duck Hill
Armour Packin
South Omaha
Neb
Cou
St. Baul
Wentzville
Tiburon
Rodriguez
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
San _ .Domingo
Morales
Gen. Rodriguez
Balfour
Britain
M. _‘ Falileries
M. Loubet
Deanna
Christian
Denmark
Copenhagen
Frederick VIII
Tavernola
Italy
Iseo
Gen. Reyes
Colombia
M. Sarrien
Black Forest
Germany
Louis Martin
Rome
Paris
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Victoria
England
Leyte
Kings Haakon
Norway
Failleries
Wee
Paul O. Stensland
Russia
Moscow
Riga
Hazenpol
Tiflis
Stolypin
Chuknin
Sevastopol
Imperial Ukase
Uear
Viborg
Finland
Stalyin
Aptekarsky Isand
Min
Peterhof
Biedice
Sveaborg
Cronstadt
Chapote
Alexis Ignatieff
Council of Empire
Kiev
Volhynia
Podolia
Tver
C. T. Yerkes
Chicago University
Midshipman
Annapolis
G. H. Simmons
Peoria
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
White House
John Alexander Dowie
Eader
Zion City
Voliva
South America
Wisconsin Railway
State Root
President Hill
Northern ‘Railway
United States
Steel Corporation
Standard
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