Panama crisis and U S ties in 1903 era
A fragmented timeline recounts Panama independence actions, Colombian protests, U S recognition of Panama, and key diplomatic moves. It notes military moves, canal treaty debates, and international responses involving Britain Germany Japan and others, with events tied to Roosevelts administration and Bunau-Varilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Senate
BaColomian Senate
Colombia
Colon
Republic of Panama
Rance
Patama
Bunau-Varius
Pres. Roosavalt
Panama Tepupite
Hay
Bunau-Vaorilla
Ermany
Panama Repubiis
U.S
Ge. Reyes
Presa
Roosevelt
White House
Norway
New Republic
Buchanan
San Miguel
Peru
Panam
Gen. Reyes
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Edward VII
India
Delhi
Castro
Venezuela
San Carlos
Arthur Lynch
Galway
Germany
Britain
Italy
Hector Macdonald
Ceylon
Paris
Ag Fleland
Alexander of
Servia
Kiahineff
Bessarabia
Je—Gep
de Ranben
Czar
Alexander
J . Drage
Belgrade
Qaeten
Bhrothers
Al«O &Cibied
Feter Karageorse- Sviteh
Iim
Russia
Pres
Roosevelt Rom Aimer
Mutlah
Somaliland
Japan
Corea
Baron Speck von Sternburg Appolnot
K G
Diwarek
Monastir
Okheia
Vilayet
Humbert
U. 8
W. G. Magelsden
Beirut
Syria
Cortez
Joseph Chamberlain
Chas. T. Rueble
Ford Geo
Hamerston
Francis Joseph
Alfred Igilielln
Austen Chamberlain
Turkey
Bulgaria
Colom
Labor unrest and political turmoil headline year in review
A chaotic ledger of labor strikes and legal beats spans Chicago and New York. It notes iron workers’ convocation, extortion sentences, wage cuts in New England mills, a Kansas law upheld, multiple murders and suicides, and the year’s political shifts with gubernatorial inaugurations, senate elections, and the Cuban reciprocity treaty advancing in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tural Iron Workers
Sam Parks
New York
Frank Buchanan
Iron Workers
Sam J. Parks
N. Y
Chicago City Stalway Co
Samuel Gomperschonen
Federation of Laborington
New England
U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Holdom
Franklin Union
Prenc
Chicago
Steel Trust
Payne
Leo
Miles
Philippines
Cance
Luke BE
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Manila
Dept. of Commerce and Labor
Geo
W. Beavers
Hedges
Aupt
Free Devery
P. O
Falal
Maine
Nelson A. Miles
Oung
Pres
Roosevelt
Government Printing Office
United States
Wm. P. Sul- Uvan
Jefferson
Missouri
Baltimore
Cruzeera
Brooklyn
Hannessco
Beirut
Alexican
Portland Canal
Canada
Cinati
D. W. Miller
Garvin
John L
D. V. Miller
Joseph M. Johns
Cincinnati
Grover Cleveland
K. Salabury
Washington
Leonard Wood
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W. Beckham
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Genate
Multistate Weather Disasters Toll and Floods Highlight 19th Century Almanac
A chaotic enumeration of meteoric events reports numerous cyclones floods and earthquakes across Savannah Columbus Memphis Ark Mo Ind Neb Kan Ga Colo Ills Ore Minn W Va and beyond. The record notes dozens of fatalities and extensive property losses with figures and locations including Gainesville Lincoln St Louis East St Louis Alexandria Crete and Manhatten Island among others. The compilation underscores widespread peril from storms floods and quakes across multiple states with several towns nearly destroyed and thousands homeless.
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Van
Savannah
Columbus
Ity
Miss
Memphis
Ark
Marion
Borecaville
Lincoln
Portland
Ind
Monros County
Ala
White Springs
Grand Junction
Col
Buzzgard
Montana
Ken
Ashland
Blaine
Gainesville
Histacolet Valley
8. C
Alexandria
Crestes
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Heppner
Caises
Jamateca
Quincy
Bowlder
Loveland
Longmont
Fort Collins
Alantic
Manhattan Island
Roosevelt
Minn
Wis
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Cascading 1918 casualty listings across many US towns
A massive, fragmentary toll of marine wrecks, rail and road crashes, fires, and other disasters across numerous states. The log counts drownings, explosions, mine and factory accidents, railway wrecks, and air and naval incidents, naming towns like Westfield New Jersey, Wickson Mississippi, and Portland, with dates and terse summaries of deaths and injuries. The compilation also records notable deaths in politics, industry, and society, including rail wrecks near Cape Girardeau, Missouri and fires in Cedar Rapids and Hickman.
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Port Townend
Wash
Prince Arthur
Ian
Massachusetts
Culebra Island
Westfield
N. J
Tuccon
Ariz
Wickson Miss
Franklin
Muwaukea
Cher Foley
Eon
Yelona
Cedar Rapids
Mar
Hickman
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Ianitlebarn Counties
Ark
Imeoeea Ala
Pobaratt
Virginia Pagt
Sp Springs
O da Seti
Jax
Athitwater
Gan
Meget Ae
Notable Obituaries From Across The United States
A long obituary list notes prominent figures including ex-premier Sagasta, ex-Gov. Hastings, congressmen Tongue Hewitt and J. H. Macdy, author Julia Ralph, and publisher Gustavius Backer among others. It records deaths in New York, New Haven, Seattle, Chicago, and more, with ages ranging from 50s to 70s and mentions of notable positions and roles.
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Hatfeld House
Ren
Chas
C. Bonney
Liament
Chicago
Farwell
Lake Morests
Sir Michael Heert
U. 8
Davos-Plats
L. Mitchell
Tampa
Ernib
Peter Turney
Winchester
B. Lecky
London
Ees
Emma Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Dean Lake
Reed
Francis Marion Drake
Centerville
Cyrus
Ean
New York
Washington, D
Enry Burke
Herbert Spencer
Brighton
Eng
Henry Clay Trumbull
Philadelphia
John R. Proctor
Parmaitelon
Washington
Alexander Donal
Norwood Park
N. J
Frederick R. Coudert
Tan
Senor Sagasta
Spain
Daniel H. Hastings
Balletente
Thos. H. Tongue
Ore
Abram
Hewitt
Julia Ralph
Chea, R. Ingersoll
New Haven
Conn
John B. Allen
Seattle
Wasawi
J. H. W. Rumple
Henry L. Dawes
Eltentieid
Saawe
J. H. Macdy
Waynesville
N.C
Edna Tall Novelist
Hostbourne
England
Fishback
Fort Smith
Ark
Richard A ‘Gatling
Joe, H. Blount
Hawaii
Macon
Nathaniel K. Fairbanks
Gustavius Wit
Chica
Orgi
H. Carbutt
Abortland
E. Belknap Aprasa
Key West
Fla
Wm. H. Milburn
Ina
Senate
Santa Barbara
Cal
Mormon Church
Idea
Rene Hey
Alexander Ramaay
Raul woRov
Richard
Cheyenne
Mefatt
Oregon
Franco_ Blush
Robson
Weal' du Chailly
Aartoan Suthor
Cruercy
n_Bé
Pete
Paul Sloust
Jul
Seetarrat Slayiegod Blaine
Ag. G
M. Arian
Grata
Brotherhoof
Winn Ae . Vevas
MONO
Tommy Ryan
Till Stitt
Kanasas City
St. Louis
Harry Forbes
Andy Tokell
Dan Jones
Indianapolis
Mar
the Empires
Lake Shore
Young” Corbett
Terry McGors
San Francisca
Diana
Sacola
Chiceso
Cincinnati
Cincinnati. Ay Au
Alun-a-Dale
Trola
Jenatzy
Hattieship Kearsarge
Fengland
Ra Hare
Bor
Dor. H. N. Jackson
Sewall L. Cracker
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Jas
J Jeffries
J Core Bett
San Frah
Dilek Creaghe
Lou Dillon
Wnevo
Cleveland
Bavellance Winn
Internationel Nerlen
Blausleer
South McAjester
Boston
Wichita
Mi Phis
Leon
Berlin
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Board of Trade
John Mitchel
United ‘Mine Workers
International ‘Arvester Co
Irondale
Court of Appeals
Bt. Paul
Northern Securities Co
Federal Balt Co
Analere
Strae
Emil Johnson
Benne Benson
Self
Virginia
Wm. B. Chlo
Toledo
Amalia Roller
Palmyra
John J. Fiddler
Marionville
Chey, Rowe
Woods
Tex
John
H. 5
Biges Ed Bell
R. C. McMahon
Banderson
B. M. Berry
Hamilton
Folsom
Eldorado County
Olbert
Uneane
Winfield
Kan
Curtis Jett
Thos. White
Jas. B. Mercum
Thos. Cockrell
Blackfoot
Andrew G. Green
Henry von Dine
Peter Niedermeier
Emil Roeski
Gus Marx
Tolleston
J. R. Driscoll
Dell Thompson
Addie Hacker
Camden
Rosesey
Derby
Hia
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Hollowville
N.Y
Amin B
Odell
Hiippine Commission
John W. Morrison
Idaho
la Follette
White
F. Gargin
R. J
Weldon B. Hey
Burn
Perkina
Jefferson Davis
Wm. Dorsey
F. Kelly
J. Louis
House of Delegates
Hopkins
Ill
Airbanks Fund
Alger
Mich
Platt Clarke
Stone
Honsbrough CN
Penrose
Flatt
Smoot
Utah
Gallinger
N. H
Kittredge
Duncan C. Heywood
Benator
Henry M. Teller
John C. Spooner Cwie
Cheater
Long
Asbury C.mer
Francia G. Newlands
Nowaday
BH. W. Pettus
Tevi Ankeny Wash
Venete
S—Committee
Eyeinet Congresaman
Lessler
Philip Dobiin
Lemuel Hy
Quige
Nava
Richard T. Hobson
Department of Commerce
General Army Staff
Amodate Justice
Shiras
U. S. Automeco
W.B. Day
Ohio
Fulton
U.S. Senate
Delawera
Paterson
Hydro
Okla
White River
Des
Gegsan
Cumperland Falls
Teno
Bin
Palliston
Abn
Davon
Durand
Colliston
Traina
Milace Bros
Jenaru
Ee Poaphers
Vulcan
Babe
Foreville
Noear Danville
Green Bay
Erle L. Heckley
Washington Crossing
New York City
Purdue
Indianapolis University
Iona Island
U. S. Naval Magazine
Virginia City
Mont
New Hope
Dear Connellsville
Pas
Bonanza
Clarksburg
Albia
Piedmont
W. Va
Lake Concordia
Nashville
Laurel Run
É& O
Grand Rapids
Pere Marquette R. R
New Orleans
University of
United Brethren of
Pittsburg
Union of Churches
Francis E. Clark
D. D
C. E
Denver
Nat. Assn
Locomotive Engineers
Pulitzer
Lounch School of Journalism
Columbia University
N. John
Black
G. A. BR
S. Francisco
Honorable Artillery
Tillman
Lexington
D. C
Duter N. G. Gonzales
Greenville M. Dodge
Boddly Rnmmy
Tennessee
August Greth
Pan-American Conference of Bishops
Ures Union of Episcopal, Presbyterian and Methodist Churches
John Alezander Dowie
Zion City
Dr. Dowie
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
J. J. Brennan
House of Correction
Randa
Reese
Brierfield
John Hollins
Qegro
Prew. Miss
O'Neal
Chas. Tunstall
Angleton
Joe Thomas
Tekro
Our
Bog A. Sobirllofeks
Wilkesbarre
Lee Hart
Wrightsville
Crawford
Henry Thomas
Parish
Via
John Turner
Warren
Tom Gilyard
Joplin
Afa
Ob Bryant
Will Morris
Tiaynea Blatt
Milas
W. H. Lege
Moses Hart
Corinth
Amos Randall
Dan Emedey
Henry Golden
Mulberry
John Dennis
Greenville
H. Wyatt
Belleville
Hertel
Banjo” Peavy
Port Valley
W. C. Winslow
Forest
Mias
Mr. Craft
Geo,hite
Wilmington
Del
Helen Bishop
gi—Casa Jones
Elk Valley
Tenn
Lamb Whitely
Monterey Landing
Garfield McCoy
Geo. McKinney
Wiley
Newtown
Bullardus
Reuben Brad
Chas. Evans
J. L. Phil
Ayst
Tivanaville
Mooney Alien
Beaumont Tex
J. D. Mayfield
Danville
Muner
Henry Galterman
Jen‘nia Gteera
Shreveport
Walter Davis
Marshall, Mex
Ayes
Ben McCollum
Rheridan
Craddock Enegr
Pert Reese Rank
Anderson
Erbitte
Henry
Johnape
Lake Sam Mecamie Frontop
Pass Christian
Mies
Foglenowroy
Bt. George
Davie
Walter Carter
Clint Thomaan
Belcher
Robert Dee
Lewis Jackson
Papacy
Leo XIII
Rome
Basilica of St. Peter's
Vatican
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Venice
Pius X
Pope Pius X
Pius
Mgr
Merry Dei Val
Rockwell
E. W. Harding& Co
Toronto
State Bank
S—Verdigree
Neb
Burton
Boughton, Ford & Day
Bankers
Howard County Bank
Daniel Leroy Dresser & Co
Silk Merchants
Detroit
Frank C. Pingres
City Savings
Tacksonville
Bla
First Nat. Bank
M—Gowanda
Moench & Sons Co
Moench
Mischer É Guensdlen
Aultman—Miller Co
St. Thomas
Ont
Atlas Loan Co
Caro
Exchange Bank
West Salem
Bangor
Farmers’ & “Merchanta
Worcester
Mass
Norcross Bros
Contractors and Builders
Doylestown
Nat. Bank
Sharp & Bryan
Duisth, Minn
Commercial Banking Co
Willoughby
li—Lea Grange
Ellson’ Bank
Glia
Topeka
City Trust & Banking Co
Bescome
Ala) Savings Bank
Bessemer
Bank of Commerce
Hoston
Lamiten & Foster
Shoe Manufacturers
Milton
Citizens’ Bank
Ara Cushman & Co
iNew York
Talbot J. Taylor & Co
Consolidated
Lake Superior Co
Springfield
Packard Nat. Bank
Bouver
Reese-Hammond Brick Co
Morse Iron Works & Dry Docks. Co
Foxhome
Ming
Standing Bros
City
Mexico
International Bank of America
International Bank & Trust Co. of America
Chatsworth
J. E. Brown's Bank
Lockport
Til
Peoria
Acme Harvester Co
Lessener
Farmers’ and Merchants' Bank
Allegheny
Lake St
Mount Alvy
Atbert Jones & Co
Ankers
Sheldon
Vietor
First
Nat
Cripple Creek
Mimetattic Bank
Pueblo
Titte & Trust Co
Sutter Bros.’ Tobacco House
yo-Columbia
S. C
Olympia Cotton Mills
JIS
Dee
T—Ravin
Bank
yi—Linn Grove
Merchants’ Bank
New Records
Woodrufft
Rock Island
Victoria
St. Joseph
Hammond Pac
Hajeey
Aberdees
Coney Island
Froy
Basin
Mt Atroyed
Reliance