What was the summer of 1901 like?

The summer of 1901 was marked by a mix of social and political events, as well as cultural developments. In the United States, the summer was hot and humid, with significant heatwaves affecting many regions. This period saw the rise of labor movements, partly due to economic struggles and strikes, reflecting growing tensions between workers and industrialists. Internationally, the summer was also notable for the ongoing effects of the Boer War in South Africa and the increasing influence of Imperialism.