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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

3

Dozens Die in Global Disasters and Accidents Across Year

A calendar of 1900s era incidents records numerous coal mine blasts shipwrecks and rail crashes. Notable events include the Monongah West Virginia mine explosion killing about 400 and the Japanese battleship Kashima explosion off Kure. The list spans the Americas Europe and Asia with deaths injuries and political tremors such as the Hague peace conference ending and a landslide disaster at Karatagh.

Kure Drude Cassablanca Antwerp Otonashigawa Japan Osaka Hague Maximoffsky Ministry of Interior of Russia St. Petersburg Karatagh Russian Turkestan France Iquique Chili Oscar II Sweden Stockholm Gustave V

Banking and political notes from 1907 dates

A chronological record lists bank suspensions and closures across states from January to December, noting embezzlement verdicts, prison terms, and official actions. It also tracks stock market turmoil, federal measures, bank consolidations, and key political appointments and elections through the year.

Early 1900s State and Federal Government Appointments Brief

Inaugurations and elections list figures Hughes Floyd Hoch Frye Crane Guggenheim Brown Borah Taylor Dixon Burnham Richardson. Congress raises wages to 7500. Brownsville inquiry. Reed Smoot seats Senate. ship subsidy bill. Cortelyou Meyer sworn. Garfield interior. Post Porto Rico governorship. Danbury mayor Gilbert elected. Michigan ticket. Chicago mayor Busse. Hagerman resignation. Curry appointment.

C. E. Hughes New York C. M. Floyd New Hampshire E. W. Hoch Kansas W. P. Frye Maine W. Murray Crane Massachusetts Simon Guggenheim Colorado Norris Brown Nebraska W. E. Borah Idaho R. L. Taylor Tennessee J. M. Dixon Montana H. E. Burnham H. A. Richardson Delaware House Senate Brownsville Bailey Texas Cullom Illinois Chas. Curtis Jos. R. Burton W. A. Smith Michigan Alger F. O. Briggs Dryden New Jersey Reed Smoot United States Spooner Wisconsin Danbury Conn Busse Chicago David Campbell Hagerman New Mexico George Curry Egis H. Post Porto Rico Beekman Winthrop Treasury

List of lynchings and crimes across the states by date

A chronological tally from January to December listing lynchings mob killings bank robberies and notable murders. Entries include victims like Negroes in Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Illinois and figures such as Thaw Haywood and Hargis. The record notes commutations hangings and trials with locations such as Mayersville Midway Charles City Columbus and Lexington.

Mayersville Mass Midway Ala 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 Eisman Cora R. P. Miller Beaver Dam Wis Monroe Stamp Ark Farmers’ & Merchants’ National Bank Hanover Mich Colbert I. T Durant Aggie Myers Kansas City Frank Hottman Columbus Georgia Hargis Cockrill Lexington Wm. D. Haywood Western Federation of Miners Steunenberg Karl Hall Washington Karlsruhe Germany Will Clifford Maple Frank J. Constantine Gentry Chicago Bertha Mund Buffalo H. K. Brown Baker City Ore Wm. Burns Cumberland Frederick McGill McGill Decatur Byron Nene Singleton Talladega Canova S. D Esda de Fry Steve Adams Rathdrum Idaho Annie M. Bradley Brown

Train wrecks and disasters claim many lives across towns

A string of incidents reports heavy tolls: 35 dead in a Kansas train wreck, 50 injured. suffocation deaths in Vermont. powder explosions in Wisconsin and Indiana. mine fires, collapses, and wrecks in Colorado, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. over 100 feared dead in a Mexican mine disaster. a large burning school in Montreal.

Wolland Kans Winooski Kenosha Wis Pittsburg Sanford Ind Fowler Primero Colo Lorentz W. Va Fayetteville Monarch Thomas New York Harbor Larchmont New York City Las Espranzas Mexico Montreal Que

Many World Turmoil Highlights From Early 1900s News

A roundup of global events includes January captures in Morocco and Jamaica, fires in Bancock and Jamaica, earthquakes in Kingston and Mexico, tsunamis in the Philippines and Dutch East Indies, shipwrecks near Hartlepool and Hook of Holland, and political upheavals from Sweden to Bulgaria. The notes document disasters, deaths, assassinations, and military actions across continents.

Zinat Raisuli Bancock Muzaffar-Ed-Din Shah Persia Teheran Dutch East Indian Islands Kingston Jamaica Samar Leyte Philippines Davis Gov. Swettenham Admiral Davis Dutch East Indies Simalu Saarbrueck Prussia H. L. F. Lagercrantz Sweden United States Clavering Hartlepool England S. A. Alexandrovsky Penza Russia Cookton North Australia Orlanda Cardiff Wales Baku Berlin Hook of Holland Swettenham Algeria House of Commons M. Petkoff Bulgaria Sofia Toulon Count Lamsdorff San Raemo Honduran Choluteca Bonilla M. Pobiedonostseff Holy Synod St. Petersburg Lodz Eldon Gorst Lord Cromer Great Britain Egypt Turkey Amapla Mexico Nicaragua Salvador Campeche Yemen Turkish Arabia Spain Victoria Madrid Velardena Sam Eorussia Hong Kong Fallieres France Alikhanoff Tiftis Alexandropol Corea Abdi Vate Seoul Cassablanca Morocco Pty Ivanhoff Viborg Antwerp

Notable deaths and arrivals listed by dates across 1900s era records

A schedule of notable figures and events with dates and places shows Brig General Bell in January at Wagiington and Le Montgomery in San Francisco, along with many politicians, industrialists, educators, and entertainers visiting or dying in cities such as Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, and New York across months from January to December. The list includes ex-congressmen, governors, generals, industrial leaders, authors, and royalty, with ages and locations where provided.

Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank of Fairmont State Bank of Firth Neb Orbin Banking Company of New York H. W. Salmon Warsaw Bank of Conception Clyde Smith Chicago Bank of America Citizens’ Bank of Eureka Springs Ark Fort Dallas National Bank of Miami Fla Farmers’ National Bank of Boyertown People’s State Bank of Brownstown Ind Pope Mfg. Co Hartford Otto Heinze & Co Stock Exchange New York Clearing House Committee Heinze, Morse and Thomas Knickerbocker Trust Co Freeeye of Treasury Westinghouse Pittsburg Trust State Bank and Trust Co Carson Nevada New_York Southern Steel Co Birmingham Ala Union Trust Co Providence R. I California Safe Deposit & Trust Co. Bank San Francisco Kansas United States Steel Corporation Tennessee Coal & Iron Co Arnold Print Works North Adams Mass National Bank of Portland Ore California Bank of Oakland Cal Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank of Kansas City Fort Pitt National Bank of National Bank North Attleboro G. A. Bell Wagiington le Montgomery John Winans Janesville Wis Russell A. Alger Washington Charles Marvin Lexington John A. Creighton Omaha W. C. Pickett Philadelphia B. W. Harris Bridgewater J. R. Rixey Virginia F. W. Higgins Olean N. Y James A. Kirk Big Chicago Hartland Oronhyatekha Order of Foresters Georgia James B. Williams Glastonbury Conn J. M. Depuy Wisconsin Jefferson City John Alexander Dowie Zion City Clinton Rabbitt Beloit M. Casimir-Perier France Paris Joseph Stockton B. F. Tilley League Island Navy Yard Thomas Bailey Aldrich Boston John Moore Army T. J. Wint Department of Missouri J. C. Granberry Methodist Episcopal Church South Ashland H. Eckels Commercial National Bank of Chicago J. W. Findlay Maryland Baltimore G. L. Laws Nebraska Lincoln R. B. Bullock Albion Peter Maytubby Caddo I. T K. W. Suffcutt Gov. Hughes Hudson River John Watson Ilan Maclaren Mt. Pleasant O. W. Potter E. H. Conger China Patton Michigan Mrs. McKinley Canton T. H. Ruger Stamford Wm. McKraig Cumberland John T. Morgan Alabama G. H. Earle Abraham Lincoln Lucien Baker Leavenworth Kans Wm. Duffield Francis Murphy Los Angeles M. J. Severance Minnesota Mankato Peter Larson Northwest Helena Mont E. W. Pettus Hot Springs N. C Seer Cc. F. Powell St. Aul A. St. Gaudens Cornish N. H A. A. Pinkerton Nelson Morris Ohio Penitentiary Jas. Reddick Half Day Ill John Wellborn Missouri Jefferson Polk Iowa Des Moines C. A. Perkins C. B. & Q. Railroad L. E. McComas Charles T. Barney James B. Bradwell G. W. Smith Illinois Murphysboro H. O. Havemeyer Sugar Trust Commack L. I Lord Kelvin Glasgow W. H. Hinrichsen Alexandria Senator Mallory Florida Pensacola Nols Federation of Labor Kansas City Southern Railway Co New Orleans S. J. Small Telegraphers’ Union Danville Great Britain Louisville Goldfield Nev

Multiple sports results span January to May with records and titles

The report lists diverse 1900s sports results from Joe Gans and Abe Attell boxing to ski jumping, billiards, swimming and marathon runs. Notable items include Gustave Bye tying a ski record at Munising, Joe Gans stopping Kid Herman in Tonopah, Tommy Ryan KO of Dave Barry, Calvin Demarest winning a national amateur billiards title, and Thos. Longboat taking the Boston Marathon. Additional notes mention Gary Herrmann leading the American Bowling Congress and Tommy Burns winning the heavyweight title in Los Angeles.

Wisconsin University Syracuse Poughkeepsie N. Y Richard Croker Orby Johnnie Reiff England Nealon C. E. Darnell Sheepsheaday Alex Ross United States Cornell Wisconsin Yale Harvard New London Tommy Burns Bill Squires Colma Cal Martin J. Sheridan Celtic Park L. I May Sutton California Chambers Jack Johnson Bob Fitzsimmons Philadelphia Barney Oldfield Fargo S. D Jimmie Britt Battling Arena San Francisco Sutton Niagara-on-the- Lake C. M. Daniels New York Manchester Joe Gans Britt Fred McLeod Chicago S. Louis New York Yacht Club Sir Thomas Lipton Matt McGrath Kansas City Chicago Nationals Detroit Americans America Gunner Muir London H. C. Pulliam National League Kid Herman Tonopah Neg Gustave Bye Munising Mich Abe Attell Harry Baker Los Angeles Tommy Ryan Dave Barry Hot Springs Ark Tennessee Calvin Demarest Gary Herrmann Cincinnati American Bowling Congress Chic Stahl Boston West Baden Ind Smathers Lou Dijon Delmar Joe Ollman David Billington Sydney Thos Longboat Jack” O’brien Superman James R. Keene Gravesend

Series of storms and twisters cause widespread damage

A compiled calendar lists numerous storms from January to November across the United States. Notable events include a January dynamite blast wrecking nine Lowell buildings, floods in the Ohio valley, devastating gales near Buffalo, multiple tornadoes hitting Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi and Texas, and major property losses totaling millions.

Lowell Ariz Ohio River Valley Buffalo N. Y Washington, Ark Pittsburg Louisiana Ississippi Alabama Chilpancingo Chilapa Mexico Kentucky Illinois Iowa Indian Territory Medicine Lodge Kan Rochester Tex Buena Vista Lake Bakersfield Cal Wisconsin Leavenworth la Crosse Wis Ohio Leeds New York City Harbor Texas

Labor unrest spans nation with strikes and legal rulings

Chronology shows Judge McCall ruling against LaFollette fellow servants law in Memphis while Milwaukee leaders face jail for injunction violations. Senate backs rail labor interests as Goldfield miners vote to end strike and Shea-Associated case ends without verdict. Ballots, strikes, and wage fights ripple from Boston to San Francisco through 1900 era labor actions.

McCall Federal Court of Memphis LaFollette Sanborn Milwaukee Senate Goldfield Nev Shea Chicago John J. Mitchell United Mine Workers New York Western Union Telegraph Co Tee Cornelius P. Shea Teamsters Nebraska House Louisville Boston Western Railroads Interstate Commerce Commissioners Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburg Canada Pacific States Telegraph and Telephone Co Supreme Court Western Union Telegraph Oakland Cal Small Telegraphers’ Union Steubenville Ohio New Orleans Western Union Posal

Fires Hit Major U S Cities Across Months

A compiled list of fires and losses across the United States notes dozen incidents. Notable totals include Detroit with the City of Cleveland steamer destroyed and Philadelphia plant damages, plus multi‑block blazes in Coney Island and Chicago. Losses range from hundreds of thousands to millions with homeless and evacuations reported in several entries.

New York City Michigan Detroit Lancaster Phelps Pub. Co Springfield Mass New York Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Victor Colo Coal Harbor N. C Lyndhurst John Wanamaker Acker Parcess Co Niagara Falls N. Y Leroy Ill A. G. Spalding Bros Chicago Morton Salt Hutchinson Kans San Francisco Gas & Electric Co McGill University Montreal Ilolo Panay Philippines Barnesboro Cleveland Willow City N. D Coney Island Memphis Cold Storage Co Memphis Edgewater N. J U. S. Leather Co Tomahawk Wis Old Orchard Courier Journal Louisville Houston Tex San Francisco Sonoma Cal Holden Shoe Co Nelson Morris Packing Plant East St. Louis Superior Cody Wyo

Major legal and political events across 1900s era

The record lists proceedings and milestones including McCrea becoming president of Pennsylvania lines, Landis and grand juries pursuing Standard Oil cases, indictments tied to San Francisco officials, and Great Northern railway leadership changes. It notes Isle of Pines ruling as Cuban territory, Ruef and Schmitz prosecutions, and Roosevelt’s public duties with a 1900s governance tone.

McCrea Pennsylvania Lines A. J. Cassatt Landis Chicago Standard Oil Co Findlay John R. Walsh Chicago National Bank Hallam Mary Baker G. Rady Christian Science Faith G. W. Glover New Mexico House Gov. Hagerman Mayor Schmitz San Francisco Abraham Ruef T. V. Halsey J. J. Hill Great Northern Railroad T. W. Hill Supreme Court Isle of Pines Indiana Chicago & Alton Railroad Roosevelt Federal Indianapolis Drug Trust Schmitz Ruef E. R. Taylor University of California Sanancisco Board of Supervisors Standard Oi! Co Alton Railroad Beveridge Catherine Eddy Berlin Mary Baker G. Eddy Boston Louis Glass Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co C. G. Burton Nevada Saratoga N. Y McKinley Canton Wm. E. Borah Boise Idaho Herr Erbslob Asbury Park N. J St. Louis Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co Los Angeles Edward Payson Weston Portland Edith Root A. Grant Washington Ion Roads

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