Uprising and Cuban intervention timeline during 1906 events
Chronology outlines insurgent actions in western Cuba from August through August 1906 with government mobilizations, amnesty offers, and key moves by Taft Bacon Palma and Magoon. Uprising spreads to Pinar del Rio with 10 insurgents looting Las Lajas, Santa Clara. later U.S. intervention begins with Taft and Bacon dispatch and provisional governance.
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Pinar del Rio
Las Lajas
Santa Clara
Tiang
Mitdazus
Santa
Taft Clara
Des Moines
Juba
Denver
Havana
Legimhon
Bacon
Palma
Taft
Treasury
Chas. F. Magoon
Bavcon
Gen
Funston
Washington
Aforro Castle
Calamity and Courage Across 1906 Earthquakes and Fires
A chronology of seismic shocks and fires from 1906 shows San Francisco sustaining massive damage with millions in relief funds and troop deployments. It lists aftershocks in the West Indies and Puerto Rico, rail disruptions, and civic action including Red Cross aid and early streetcar restoration.
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Mont Peles
West Indies
Heart of San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Congress
San Francisco
Red Cross
War Department
Vesuvius
Secorre
N. M
Valaraiso
Ohi
Getallites
Quilota
San Juan
Porto Rico
Resolution Calls for Depew Resignation in Insurance Probe
A 1907 legislative summary lists a resolution in New York urging U. S. Senator Chauncey Depew to resign over an insurance exposure. Other items include Gov. Hanly of Indiana filing suit to oust the Indiana secretary of state, and various state and national political shifts.
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New York
U. S
Depew
Hanly
Diana
M. Patterson
Ohio
Iowa General Assembly
Wisconsin
National
House of Representatives
Venezuela
Root Campflres
Patterson
J. G. Brady
Alaska
Indiana
Illinois
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Grosvenor
J. M. Patterson
Chicago
Public Works
Green
Amercan
Island of Jolo Battle
National Supreme Court
N. W. Gilbert
Sherrick
Francis
Austria-Hungary
Bellamy Storer
G. W. Perkins
N. Y
Ohio General Assembly
House
David S. Rose
M. Becker
Milwaukee
S—Hiineis Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
E. W. Hoch
Kansas
Congress
Standard GH Co
St. Paul
Senate
Hepburn
Burton
Senate Committee On
Reed Smoot
Utah
Neill-Reynolds
D. N. Carter
Supreme Court of
Beveridge
B.cummins
Des
Canny
Stess
Notable Deaths and Obits Run in January to December
A long necrology list records deaths from January through December across various cities. Notable names include R. Harper, Hurd, Marshall Field, Susan B. Anthony, J. S. Gage, Robert B. Roosevelt, Alfred Belt, Russell Sage, and many governors, congressmen, and public figures. The entries note causes such as pneumonia, suicide, or natural causes, with locations including Chicago, New York, Rochester, Sayville, and more, reflecting a broad national roll of prominent figures and incidents.
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Wwy
R. Harper
University of Chicago
Chicago
Col
R. G. Lowe
Galveston
Tex
Marshall Field
New York
H. B. Hurd
Illinois
Evanston
D. B. Henderson
National House of Representatives
Dubuque
IS. P. Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Aiken
S. C
Hogs
Texas
Houstae
Wal
J. S. Gage
Watt
San Jose
Cal
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
N. Y
John St. John
Reat Lakes
Superior
Wis
Johann Miost
Cincinnati
J. M. Thayer
U. S
Nebraska
America
Uniontown
Max Judd
S. Louis
Janick Ibsen
Christiania
Robert Adams
Philadelhia
Washngton
A. P. Gorman
Maryland
Washington
Robert B. Roosevelt
Sayville
Ongressman
R. E. Lester
Georgia
H. N. Pillsbury
Phila
H. L. Porter
Howell
Mass
J. M. Pattison
Ohio
Milford
E. Higgins
Utah
Jerre Unt
Elizabeth
N. J
Matev
Dor.f. Smith
Roxbury
Y. Wisner
Seattle
Wash
Train
Chefoo
China
Morrison
Yonkers
WN. Au
E. Rosewater
Omaha Gee
A. T. Bliss
Michigan
Milwaukee
Clarke
Alabama
St Louis
Jefferson Davis
Albert Dams
Jones
A As Clousette
Sore Festice Bop Nicholson
D. Oo Wauk
Epis
Lipton to race for America Cup against New York club
A sported schedule item notes Sir Thomas Lipton plans a yacht race against the New York Yacht Club for the American Cup. The data list includes numerous boxing, billiards, cycling, wrestling, and baseball items across 1900s events with dates and places such as Paris Los Angeles New York San Francisco and Chicago. It shows a broad panorama of late 19th to early 20th century feats and incidents across sports and disasters.
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Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Herrera
Young Corbett
Los Angeles
Willie Happe
Maurice Vignaux
Paris
Harvard University
New York
Demogeot
Ormonde Beach
Fla
Recarl
Frankie Nell
Farry Tenony
San Francisco
Nelson
McGovern
Philadelphia
American Bowling Congress
Louisville
R. H. Bryson
Hoppe
Sesson
Sutton
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Kansas City
Frank Kramer
City of Paris
Boston
C. Olson
New Orleans
Johnstone
Emslie
Polo Grounds
N. Y
W. R. Crosby
Denver
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Goldfield
Nev
C. M. Daniels
St. Louis
New Yark
Fred Tenny
Roy Thomas
Nationals
Steve L’hommedieu
Louisville Jockey Club
Tom Cooper
Saleg
Colision
Newark
Ralph Rose
Harry C. Pulliam
National Baseball League
George Sutton
Willie Hop
Balkine-Billiards
Global unrest and imperial shifts span 1905 era headlines
A sweeping list of conflicts and political upheavals shows uprisings in Puerto Plata and San Domingo, royal successions in Denmark and Cuba, European cabinet resignations, and mutinies from Russia to the Philippines. Notable events include defections, assassinations, natural disasters, and labor clashes shaping early 20th century geopolitics.
Notable crime roundup from early 20th century records
The list chronicles numerous criminal incidents and legal actions across the United States. Items include murders by bomb and ax, wife-and-child killings, embezzlement arrests, forgery indictments, mob violence, and executions or severe sentences. Notable names appear with locations such as Boise Rochester Chicago Springfield Indianapolis and Minneapolis, reflecting a broad sweep of cases from Jan to Apr.
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Kansas City
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Stanford White
Madisons Square Roof Garden
N. Y
Evelyn Nes
Thaw
White
Ay Mack
N. T
Simi
C. & A. Railroad
Chicago
J. A. Cook
Circuit Court
Cook County
Salisbury
N. C
Standard Oil Co
Atlanta
Stensland
Standard 611
Indiana
Jackson
Tenn
H. W. Hering
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of
Major Schmitz
San Francisco
Abram Ruef
Enrico Caruso
New York
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Mayor Schmitz
Chester Gillette
Sweetheart
Grace Brown
Big Moose Lake
Herkfimer
Stennenberg
Idaho
Boise
Clarence Barnum
Rochester
Mich
Mathew Styer
Caledonia
Minna
K-Nelis Nalgon
Watkason
Wish
Sherrick
Indianapolis
Wulf
New Hampshire
Kclls
Henry Neunembaumer
Ilaho
Self
Slocum
J. A. Linn
San Miguel
Mex
Annie Dixon
Boston
yi—John Witt
Detroit
J. W. Watters
Fall River Glass
Western
Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Johann Hoch
Springfield
Darton
O. C. Haugh
Richard Ivens
Bessie Hollister
Minnepolis
Minnoe
D. E. Sherrick
A. Linn
Cook Co
Tih
Smviat
Panigia
Gaynor
Savannnah
Greene
Springfeld
Mon
H- -G- Goll
First-National
Milwaukee
Multiple disasters and fatalities across locations in 1900s record
A compiled list details numerous incidents including mine explosions in Coaldale West Virginia and Poteau Oklahoma, landslides in Haverstraw New Jersey and Winfield Colorado, hotel and church fires in Minneapolis Minnesota and Philadelphia Pennsylvania, shipwrecks off Vancouver Island and in Cuban waters, drownings in Illinois and Wyoming, a tornado in Meridian Mississippi, a train collision in Adobe California, and broader state damage with a stated $1.5 million property loss.
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Coaldale
W. Va
Haverstraw
N. J
Minneapolis
Poteau
la Salle
West Virginia
Portland
Oré
Lappe Maitland
Gambler
College
Meridian
Miss
Jamestown
Ind
Atlantic
Britten Ng
Adobe
Eer
Camden
Armory
Sie Wearg Gol
Tmandalines
Winfield
Natsona
Wyo
New York
Cuban
Grimana
Col
Bellevue
Tex
Operators Reject Wage Demands in February Confrontation
February report shows operators resisting worker demands for wage increases amid industrial tensions. Amalgamated Copper and Montana interests tied to defense contracts are cited as factors fueling the dispute and potential restructuring in the sector.
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Opersttors
Mihe
F. A Heinz’ ‘Gella
Montana
Amalgamated ’ Company
On Og Industrial
Notable 19th Century Civic and Political Clippings
A weathered list of varied historic notes dates from January to November, detailing gifts to Chicago University, court-martial outcomes, hangings, wills, marriages, pardons, suicides, robberies, and political contributions. It records key figures like C. T. Yerkes, Miss Alice Roosevelt, Longworth, and J. Pierpont Morgan era actions, and events from Zion City leadership changes to U.S. steal and oil company actions.
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C. T. Yerkes
Chicago University
Decatur
Annapolis
Hopkinsville
Marshall Field
Chicago
Prince
Wilson -Mizner
San Francisco
Midshipman Miller
G. H. Simmons
Peoria
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Texas
Philippines
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life Trustees
Albany
N. Y
Atlanta
Sheboygan
Wis
Lake Michigan
Zion City
Dowie
Roct
South America
Wisconsin Railway
R. EB. Brown
Zanesville
W. J. Bryan
New York
World
State Root
Hill
Great Northern Railway
Steel, Corporation
Standard ’ ‘Oil ‘Company
Pat ‘Findlay
Wyoming
Mass Train Wreck Claims Dozens Near Washington
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger wreck near Terra Cotta Maryland killed about 38 people and injured over 50. The Frederick Maryland special train was rear ended by a following empty cars train sparking a deadly collision. investigations point to a signaling error and the engineer and firemen were arrested.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Terra Cotta
Belt
Edward M
Brown
Commodore P
Cook
Mrs
May
Dailey
D. L
Newark
Harris
B. Gaither
Hisbie
George
Brookland
D. C
King
T. J
Kelley
Purman
North Tacoma
D.C
Reeves
Tacoma
Rogers
Noramian
Marion
Ind
Ruppert
L. Washington
Shrewbridge
S. W
Baby
Frederick
Capitol
Hagerstown
Crowded car wreck on Warsaw avenue hill injures dozens
A runaway electric car on the Warsaw avenue hill in Cincinnati injured at least 30 people and killed one, after the motorman failed to stop the vehicle. Passenger Hiram Leister used the rear brake to slow the car, aiding to prevent a worse crash. William H. Curnagh, 53, died from injuries.
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Cincinnati
Warsaw Avenue
Hiram Leister
William H. Curnagh
Famous Woman Burdett Coutts Dies at 92 in London
London news: the famed philanthropist Lady Burdett Coutts has died at her residence after a long illness since Christmas Eve. She aged 92, spanning five British reigns from Napoleon era beginnings, inheriting a vast fortune and beloved by the nation for her charity and public life.
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London
Jaroness Burdett-Coutts
France to Decorate McCormick with Legion of Honor
The French government intends to confer the Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honor on Ambassador McCormick in recognition of his service in fostering cordial relations between France and the United States. The decoration signals high appreciation by France for his efforts.
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France
McCormick
Paris
The
United
Legion of Honor
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