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' - v ' v • t TMESrEEPtTBUCJAH', MA] (HALLTOWX, IOWA, JXNTTABT 4 181 ' W,' • launcftedetlWohlske flurafcts STWHl coos(; heavy l^ss^of life In M»xl*» _ , MlMissippl and KISMi ot Houston, fax., osUsed a lop ot Ilea. H. It. DuflUld, vetsraa guns and 24 entailer iMepea . Railroad Acctdiht} 1> *UM aas f £> uk vmiw causing heevy loss of llfs and prop $1090.000 If and Bpanlsh-Amenean Obituary' Arthur Lumley, old time art* juied in a head-on collision oaf iko erty. 80. Cuba: Uprising of negroes la Cuba. ttolt. tot, at'Mount Vernon, N. Y.; aged *. Seaboard Air ll|W south of nishmsndi OMms Mh 'lf 17. Mexico: Jusrex, Mexico, captured Mr . Convention: Bono of the Anortoan Rev­ . _ a voto of W to » the Unit­ Aviation Disasters: Three aviators, In­ va. :, ' jMsit Thst H» -Amns Insurgents against Madero's goverg- olution met in Boston. ed Stales senate declared that William cluding two United States army air Convention; American Olvle association ment. • &. Personal: Mra Emmellne Penkhurst men, killed In flight, making total mot in Baltimore.' — i newed Hl* Ufh .• v... .ra.j.r.n -m and other suffragists convicted of con­ Lorlmer of-minola had not beea duly MARCH. elected to that body. deaths In the air to date 19. tL Convention: National Woman Buffraao "r spiracy In London. 14 Railroad Accident: 18 killed in a colli­ M. Sporting: Matt McGrath made a new association mot In . The phystohm had obos heea a dys> . L WSr in Tripoli: ltsllan war depart­ H. Cuba: United Ststes marines ordered world'e record by throwing a 10 pound 33. Fire: Putnam, Conn... suffered a loso io sion on the Chicago, Burlington and iptio, sour and *BM#QSfc; hot hi* ' ment announced thst the loss from Cuba to protect American residents Qulncy railroad at Westsrn Springs, hammer a record distance of 191 feet • of K00.000 by fire In tho business dis­ Italian troops in the war with Turkey against ths rebellious negroes. IU. Inches; former record ISO feet 1 Inch, trict K ootor was BOW ruddy snd- elear, his Marine: Hamburg-American Uner Ins- was SCO. 14. Sporting; K. K. McArthur of South (ft. Personal: The Pulitzer school of Jour- 88. Sporting: Harvard defeated Yalo In lplrlts light, and his health osoeJlenL English Coat Strike: Striks of 1.0MMN* perator, largest vessel in the world, nalliAn at Columbia university opsnsd tho annual football game at Now Ha­ launched at Hamburg with Emperor Africa won ths Olympic Marathon at Death bread," he-said,, "laid bo British miners in a dispute aver wages. Stockholm. in Now York. ven, 8 to 0. Chicago defeated Mlnno> >tMFLKTK RECORD OF HAPPEN- I. obituary: Annie Feamans. well knows William as sponsor. Obituary: Tho Rsv. Augustus Orlebar, low. Death bread kept s*e a dyspep­ Convention: International congress of 11. Sporting: America won the track and •ota, 7 to 0k at Chicago. actress, in Now Tork city; aged 78. field meet at Stockholm with 128 points ah English vicar, who Was tho original M. Labor Dispute: Tho board of arbitra­ tic for ten long, t»d years. And lite •• IN Oft FROM JANUARY TO 4 Personal: Marconi, pioneer of wirelsss navigation met at Philadelphia. Tdin Brown In "Tom Brown's School tors In tho railway engineers' dsmand bread has made me my own bnoyaSt, % Fire: Historic old Eutaw House burned to Sweden's 104 and England's 96. telegraphy, made a life member of the Thorpe, the Indian, won the decathlon. Days." at Wllltngton. England for increased pay decided In favor of healthy, happy self again. I DECEMBER. Italian senate. In Baltimore. Sporting: Jerome D. Travsrs defended 15. Storm cloudburst at Denver caused OCTOBER. tho engineers. What do I mean by death brsadT |.| f.';!J'; •" 7. South Pole Search > Amundsen, the ex­ $1,000,000 damsge. S. Obituary: United Statee Senator Isldor plorer, announced that he reached the his t|tle of champion by defeating Os­ L Dynamiters: Trial of tho dynamite Rayner of Maryland, in Washington; I mean ordinary b*ead. Why do.1 call wald Klrkby at the Metropolitan Golf 17. Obituary: Henri Polncare. the world south pole on DSc. 17, 1911. famoufc mathematician, In Paris; aged plotters at Los Angeles Oct. 1,1910, was aged tt it death bread? '9ecause It is alive ' IOTABLE OCCURRENCES M>. China; Yuan Shlh Kai inaugurated pro­ association tournament at Short Hills. begun In Indianapolis. J 5S. Personal: Rev. Anna Howard Shaw re­ with putrefactive gefms—becauie. by ; < visional president of China. N. J. t Obltupry: Rear Admiral Lucien Toung, elected presldsnt of ths Nations! Wom­ Cuba: Revolt spreading In Cuba; United 19. Italian V^ar: 8 Italian torpedo boSte U. S. N-, in city; aged 60. more than one authority, the yesst AND NAMES ON DEATH ROLL 13. Lawrence Strike: End of the strike of tried to ryn the Dardanelles and were an Suffrage association at Philadelphia. mill operatives at Lawrence, Mass., States battleship ordered to sail south. Sporting: Ralph De Palma won the Van- Balkan War: Balkan and Turkish peace cells In It are said, to be Identical M. Obituary; Jan Blockx. composer and driyen back by the Are of Turkish - derbllt auto cup on the Wauwatoea which began Jan. 11. 1912. forts. delegates met for conference near Con­ with the diseased . cells of pus-^-snd, .. 14. Obituary: Henry Bacon, noted Ameri­ authority on Flemish music and folk­ course. Wisconsin; time, 4 hours 20 song. at Antwerp. Belgium; aged 00. Storm: Ths mining towns of Maxuma minutes 11.45 seconds: distance about stantinople. therefore, are a poison. 7 [n* Turkish-Italian and Turkish- can artist, at Cairo, Egypt; aged 71 and Seventroughs.- Nev., were nearly 37. storm: Snowstorms prevailed in the 13. Shipwreck: American Ashing schooner 27. Sporting: Abel R.. Klviat made a new SCO miles. The Australian team won lake and Mississippi valley states. "Yeast, In fact, Is as unhealthy as > liaUtan Wa re—Items of Mltcell*- rccord by running the 1,500 meter race wiped out by a cloudburst; many per­ the international cricket match by a Patrician wrecked off Cape Sable; cap­ sons killed. Bxscutlvs Clemency: Governor J. A. Dlx Its sipkly smell and musty, slimy con­ aaoui Interest*, Accidents, Fires, tain and 9 of the crew drowned. In 3 minutes 69 1-5 seconds at New York. margin of 192 runs In New York. pardoned A. T. Patrick, under life Politicai: President Taft Informed the 90. Fire: A $2,000,000 fire In Vsncouvsr, 4. Marine Accident: The British B-2 sub­ sistency would , Md -you' to believe. ^Tracks and Floods—Games and Storm: The South Atlantic coast stStee B. C. sentence 'for the murder of William swept by a hurricane; many deaths; Cuban government that the United marine cut in two by an ocean liner In It Is a mass of llytsg germs—and ; . Chronological Review. States would not intervene in Cuba. Obituary: Andrew Lang, English poet, the English channel; 18 drowned. Marsh Bice in 1100. along with these. ire' > mingled putrt- traffic paralyzed. critic and novelist, at Banchory. Scot­ ST. Obituary: J. P. Jones, former United 16. Shipwreck: 10 lives lost by the slnklhg 18. Fire Disaster: 103 lives lost in a thea­ Convention: The Army of the Tennessee faetive germs. Yeast is a*very hand- ^ ter fire at Villa Real. Spain. land; aged 68. hold its annual convehtlon at Peoria, States senator from Nevada, at los ?:• JANUARY. of the Oriental liner Oceana after col­ 22. Sporting: Oiytnplo games ended. Swe­ Angeles, Cal.; aged 83. fill thing. It makes- bread a very .-'i;1 L Jfeilttoal: Dr. Sun Tat Sen took the lision in the English channel. 80. Obituary: Wilbur Wright, aviator and 111. aeroplane Inventor, at Dayton, O.; den Won with a total of 133 points; Balkan War: Hostilities between tho m. Obituary: CoL James Gordon, noted harmful thing. All bread made with f : B. 'okth Si provisional president of China The Maine tVreck: The hulk of the bat­ United States, 129; England, 76. Uhited sx-Confederate, at Okolona, Miss.; tleship Maine was' sunk with imposing aged 46. Balkan states and Turkey were begun yeast Is death bread. l^Hankins. , a States led in firsts with 25; Sweden aged 79. • Ik hpdrtiog: Koblemainen of Finland ceremonies off the coast of Cuba. . by a clash on the frontier north of Sporting: Ad Wolgast defeated by Willie Life bread—that Is what I eat. I * 1 JUNE. second with 23. Adrianople. " i*h Marathon and championship of 17. Obituary: Rear Admiral G. W. Mel­ I. Aviation Disaster: Philip O. Parmalee, 24. Fire: A 1400,000 oil fire at Marcus Hook, Ritchie for the lightweight champion* make It myself. I take wheat of tbe KIM, world at Edinburgh; time. 2 hours ville, noted naval veteran of the civil i. Sporting: Miss Margaret Curtis of Bos­ ship at Daly City. Cal., In 16 rounds. killed in aviation'flight at North Yaki­ Pa. ton won the national woman's golf finest quality, ungronnd, anjl I roast :: it aonutes Mtt seconds. Barney ReiUy war and later an arctic explorer, at ma, Wash. Obituary: Fannie Denham Rouse, prob­ Pennsylvania defeated Cornell at foot* fi broke the record of the Stoughton Philadelphia; aged 72. championship at Manchsster, Mass. by ball, 7 to Z. at Philadelphia. It over a hot Are in a thick Iron sauce­ 2. Sporting: James N. Duncan made a ably the oldest actress In America, at a sc'ore of 3 up and 2 to play. aUde (ekl) at Milwaukee with a 137 foot Sportins: Arthur Postle, famous profes­ new record with the discus—146 feet Ohtovllle, N. Y.; aged 81. Balkan War: Bulgarians captured 9,000 pan. The grains, an Inch deep la sional runner, made a 150 yard dash in 7. Obituary: Et-Ser.ator W. A. Pefter, Turkish reserves near Adrianople after Jlftnp. 9% Inches. Klviat ran 1,500 meter race Convention: The first international eu­ one of the Populist leaders In the sen­ the pan, are stirred oontlnually. They 4tua*r: Alfred Tennyson Dickens, son 141-5 seconds and a 200 yard dash In 18 in 3. minutes S6 4-& seconds in New 1 genics congress met In London. a stubborn battle. Servta seized Dur- seconds at Auckland, New Zealand: ate. at Grenola, Kan.; aged 81. asso, an Albanian port on the Adri­ pop, like popcorn, and, whlhall have I the novelist, to New York; aged 67. York, beating bis own record made I 8portlng: Arthur Chappie ran a motor­ I, Obituary: Frank Bostock, the show popped—It Is a matter of about .tea r ^ S. l*ersonal: Cavalieri. the opera star, di­ both are worlji's records. May .'27. *' j cycle a mile 'a. S91-» seconds and 30 ' atic sea. 1*. Personal: Judge Mahlon Pitney of animal trainer. In London; aged 60. minutes—my life bread Is done. < vorced from R. W. Chanler. 8. Fire: 2.009 houses burned in ConstantI- j miles In 21 minutes 38 4-5 seconds, both Balkan War: Montenegro declared war 29. The Courts: Charles H. Hyds con­ Obituary: Hear Admiral Robiey D. Ev- New Jersey was Installed as associate ' records, at Brighton Beach, N. Y. victed of bribery in 1910. while cham­ , Justice of the United States supreme nople. ! against Turkey. "Bach grain of this life bread Is a g|pf| aas. U. a. N., retired. In Washington; Obituary: Mrs. Margaret Sangster, poet j 25. Storm: A cloudburst caused damage In Sporting: In the opening game of the berlain of the city of New York. loaf, a miniature, delicious loaf, court. southwest Pennsylvania; mines flood­ 10. Obituary: Rev. Dr. Robert Collyer. " SfcSd 88. Aerial Warfare: An Italian army aero­ and author, at Maplewood. N. J.; aged 1 world's series at New York tho Boston brown and crisp, that faus to powder : 4 ObitUafy: Capt. J. C. Jorgenson, rifle 74. ed and a wide area inundated; many Americans (Red Sox) defeated the New noted Unitarian preacher, In New .tfcvintar. In Washington; aged 60. plane dropped bombs into a Turkish ! deaths. York city; aged 89. on being bitten. Life bread -grastfis ffeL camp in Tripoli, killing 10 Arabs. Personal: President Taft welcomed th* . York Nationals (Giants) liy a score of g, ytie: In the business section of Co* visitlns division of the German navy |j 27. Aeronautlce: 7 huge gas balloons start- Sporting: Navy defeated Army, • to 0. kept in air-tight tins. It Is thf liealth- Explosion: A mysterious explosion killed 4 to 3. at Philadelphia. lUnbia. 8. C.; loss about >400.000. to American waters at Fort Monroe, i ed from Kansas City In an elimination 19. Personal: Dr. Alexis Carrel of the lest, the most nourishing, and the » Stdfltt: A billiard raged in the Missls- 32 men at San Antonio, Tex. j race for the James Gordon Bennett 19. Celebration: The Philadelphia Acade­ Va. Rockefeller institute was awarded the I DECEMBER. best-flavored bread in existence. But 11 aippl valley from Kansas to the lakes; 4. Convention: American Medical associ­ j contest to be held In Germany. Nobel prise of £19.000 for achievement ' B > II persons frozen to deatli. my of Natural Sciences celebrated Its ! 29. Aeronautics: The balloon Uncle Sam, t. Political: Last session of 62d congress It must be confessed that the loavea centenary. ation met at Atlantic City. in surgery. opened. t Political:_ New Mexico -proclaimed a Obituary: Eliza Archard Conner, social j which left Kansas City on the 27th, are rather small." 20. Mining Accidents: 9 miners killed by landed at Msnassas. Va., having trav- Balkan War: The Montenegrin srmy Judicial: The United States supreme •late Inthe Union- explosion'at Dunmore, near Scrantdn, reformer and writer, in ; . captured Detchiteli mountain, on the court ordered the Pacific railway merg­ t- Cwtusry: L. G. Gottschaik, noted old aged 72. j eled 925 miles, beating 6 competitors In road to Scutari, with nearly all of the 'V* time'opera singer, in Chicago; aged 66. Pa. Explosion wrecked the San Bots ; the Bennett elimination race. er dissolved for violation of the Sher- Auto Took Long Jumjtl mines at McCurtain, Okla., burying . Sporting: Tagalie won the English Turkish defenders. msn law. It Hr*: The Equitable Life Assurance Derby at Epsom. | 29. Sporting: Ernest Barry, the English 12. Anniversary: The centenary of Drury With the case of a veteran hnntef J'~ building burned In New York; & per­ over 100 miners. champion sculler, defeated Richard t Conventions: Governors met in annual H Battle near Jiminez; Mexico, betwesn 8. Sporting: Mark S. Wright cleared 18 Lane theater celebrated In London at conference at Richmond. American taking a hu .u, a Sydney, N. S. W„ g/ sons killed, 19 Injured. feet 2'4 inches In a pole vault at Cam­ Arnst of Australia on the Thames the close of a play. ISL Fhlllpplne Islands; 26 Moros killed in government troops and 1,800 insurgents, course for the sculling championship Road Builders' association met at Cln- taxicab recently, cleared a 10%-fout ,j who were routed. bridge. Oswald Klrkby defeated Je­ 13. Balkan War: Bulgaria presented to natl. baitle with American cavalry on the rome D. Travere at Atlantic City for of the world. ! Turkey the ultimatum of the Balkan ditch, landing on the opposite: s'ds I; 23. Obituary: Gen. H. H. Bingham, mem­ 30. Obituary: Mutsuhito, emperor of Ja- j Balkan War: .The Balkan league, with island of Jolo. ber of congress, known as the "father the New Jersey golf championship. states. the exception of Oreece, signed an ar­ with every tire burst, front doors ^ gtftpwreck: The Russian steamer Russ of the house," at Philadelphia: aged 7L Ship Disaster: French submarine war­ pan. at Tokyo: aged 60. (Succeeded by [ 14. The Courts: A verdict for the plain­ fou&dered in the Black sea; 172 lives his son Yosbihlto.) J mistice with Turkey. telescoped, axles badl:* bent, and ths ^ !. Mexico: Insurgents repulsed an at­ ship Vendemalre sunk in collition with tiffs in the celebrated Danbury "hat­ Railroad Accident: 12 killed and many framework strained aid knocked out ^ ' , loW.' tack by regular troops at J i mines. the battleship- Saint Louis off Cher- AUGUST. | ters- boycott" cfcse was given in the Injured in a collision at Dresden, O. | Aviation: The French aviator Jules Judicial: Chicago meat packers declared b'urg peninsula: crew of -3 drowned. United States district court at Hart­ 4. Obituary: Gen. Julius H. Stahel, Fed­ of gear. The chauffeur snd Inmates, Vedrinee beat the world's speed record 9. Obituary: Rear Admiral Benjamin Pef- 1 Political: The United States senate j not guilty of violating the anti-trust warned foreign nations against acquir­ ford. Conn. eral veteran of the civil war, in New however, were quite unhurt save for a rl® " , In Ayinc 88*4 miles In 1 hour at Pau. law. fer Lamberton, U. S. N.. retired, whe Personal: Cot. Theodore Roosevelt was \ I it. Klre: Loss of SS00.000 In Birmingham, received the surrender of tiie Spanish ing naval military sites near Unite# ! York city; aged 87. severe shaking. Workmen were en­ Mining Accident: 82 miners killed by an States possessions. • ! srtot at Milwaukee by a would be as­ ft Political: President Taft's annual gaged in taking out a culvert on tho v explosion at Jed, W. Va. fleet at Manila bay, in Washington. v sassin numpd John SchranU. message recommended measures to ,-T- r>f 10. Obituary: Lottie Gilson. actress k^owr 1 Storm: Snow fell in Pennsylvania. i road at this point, and had'removed ' | IS. Obituary: Henry Laooucuere, Riot: During a political riot at Rock 4. Sporting: Arthur Chappie drove a mo- j 16. Trlpolitan War: Peace protocol signed strengthen the army and navy. London Truth, in Florence, Italy; aged Island the police fired on the crowd, for years as Uie •'•.!"!? Ir by Italy and Turkey, bringing to an the decking. At noon they hSQ left f New York city; aged 41. torcycio a mile in 23 4-5 seconds 2* \ 8. Obituary: Gen. Gates P. Thruston. 8L killing 3 citizens and wounding 9. Brighton Beach, beating his own rec- j entl Hie war over >o»» bc&n F«u«ral veteran of th* civil war, au­ work to eat lunch in a nearby Held;' Cuba: The United States government Convention: The American Academy 15. Storm: Tornadoes swept over Missouri September. 1911. and : loss of lives, 30 or mor£ ord of July 24. ! thor and historian, at Nashville; aged and It was at this juncture that the 7 warned Cuba that political dlsturb- of Political Social Science met in Phil­ 6. Political: National convention of the ; 16 Typhoo:-.: Loss of $25,000,000 in ty- 77. * • ance on the island must cease. adelphia. 18. Mining Accident: 12 men killed by ex­ phoon in the Philippines. car came speeding along, the chauf« plosion in the Victor American Fuel Progressive party met at Chicago. : •. Sporting: Annual 6 day bicycle race Convention: The United Mine Workers Fire: Young's pier, noted resort at At­ i. Political: The sultau of Turkey tils- ; Sporting: Boston Red Sox won the final opened in New York city. feur failing to notice the condition at , of America met in annual convention lantic City, burned: loss $500,000. company mines at Trinidad, Colo. game In the world's championship sc­ ^5 Political: Republican national conven­ solved parliament; Young Turks lead- j ! 10. Fire: business district; loss ths road. *32 at Indianapolis. 31. Obituary: Senator Robert Love TaylOr ers remojred. j ries. defeating tho New York Giants j $700,000. lfc Shipwreck: The British steamship of Tennessee, a veteran in national tion met in Chicago. 3 to 2 at Boston. Shipwreck: Italian steamer Derna sunk 19. Aviation Disaster: Capt. Dubois and T. Political:- Theodore Roosevelt and Fit- ; Rftston Hall wrecked oft the coast of politics known as "Fiddling Bob," in ram Johnson nominated by the Pro- 1 Mexico: The city of Vera Cruz, Mexieo, I in the English channel by collision with Meant Their Work to LaeC* "" Aberdeenshire: S3 seamen drowned. Washington; aged 61. Lieut. Albert Pelgnan, officers in the arose In rebellion apainst President French army, killed when their bi­ gressive "national convention at Chlca- I I the British battleship Centurion and Some of tbe early stones of Welsh Btorm: England blizzard bound, traffio go. | Mmlero: Gen. Felix Diaz, nephew of her crew of about 20 drowned 1 up and telegraph lines wrecked. - APRIL. planes collided in midair at Douai, ex-IYosident Diaz, was at the head of 1 11. Aviation: Roland G. Garros. French slate In New England bdrial grounds j Personal: Charles W. Morse, the banker, X. Sporting: Oxford won the annual race France. 8. Accident: Explosion in the national | tlie Insurrection. show very fine carving, evidently ths Xl 20. Obituary: Edward Stuyvesant Brsgg, palace of Haiti at Port an Prince kill­ I aviator ascended 19,032 feet a world's freed from Atlanta penitentiary on a with Cambridge on the Thames; time IT. Balkan War: Turkey declared war I record, at Tuni3. product of English rather than lt' pardon the president for 4^4 miles, 22 minutes 3 seconds. noted civil war veteran who command­ ed President Leconte. and 400 others upon Servia and Bulgaria. by were killed or wounded. ! | 12. Obituary: Prince Lultpold. regent of Colonial workmen. The enduring ^ &. aMriwg Aocldent: IS miners killed and 1 Political: Milwaukee elected a fusion ed the famous Iron brigade, st Fond Obituary: Weldan Brinton Heyburr., Bavaria, at Munich; aged 9t injured explosion at Kem- mayor over a Socialist by 1S.OQO ma­ du Lac; aged 85. Earthquake: An earthquake In Turkey ; quality of these memorials Is evident 40 by dast destroyed 8.000 lives; Adrianople and | United States senator from Idaho, in ; u wireless: A -federal law regulating all merer, Wyo. jority. 21. Harvard won the varsity eight row­ Washington; aged 00. communication by wireless telegraphy on a comparison between them and I 3. Aviation Disaster: Calbraith Rodgera, ing race, defeating Yale at New Lon­ Galllpoll suffered severely. j H Aviation Disaster: Rutherford Page ot 10. Army: United Statgs _jrmy maneuvers | 18. Fire: Fire in the storehouse of the went Into effect. other stones put up at a^ orach later New Tork killed In a Curtiss biplane aviator, who flew from the Atlantic to don. United States arsenal at Bonlcla, Cat, 27. Convention: The American Association the Pacific in 1911. killed in a flight at 22. Political: President W. H. Taft and began In Connecticut ' date. In one of the old yards aft : at Los Angeles, the first fatality in the 12. Polttlcal: Mulal Hafld. the sultrn of caused a loss of over ll.OOO.COO. For Labor Ijfeglslatlpn met In Boston. United States In 1912. Long Beach. C&l. Vice President Sherman renominated 19. Convention: The W. C. T. U. met in 2B. Personal: President Elect Wilson's Blllerlca, Mass., many of the stonss «i 4. Obituary: Dr. I. K. Funk, author and | at Chicago. Morocco, abdicated the throne: Muiai Accident: In a wreck on the Youssef was proclaimed sultan. Portland. Ore. * ! 56th birthday observed at Staunton, mid-eighteenth century dateg . ars Illinois Central at Klnmundy, 111., the publisher, at Montclalr. N. J.; ageUTl. 23. Accident: 40 people killed by the col­ 22. Balkan War: Battle at Kirk Kiliss i Va.. where he was born in 1866. (. Strike: English miners' confederation lapse of a decayed dock at Eagle park. Convention: The International Typo­ badly scaled qnd partially; lllegfbl* former president of the road, J. T. graphical union met at Cleveland. O. between Bulcirs and Turks; reported 80. Convention: Tbe American Associa­ while the oldest , stone In 'the yai%^ Harahan, was killed; also F. O. Mel- abandoned thMr coal strike. Grand island, Niagara river. that 6,000 Bulgars were killed and tion For the Advsnosment of Science cher. second vice president of the Rock 8. Flood: 2,000 square miles inundated by 24. Obituary: Field •Marshal Sir George 13. Obituary: Massenet. French composer wounded dated 1684, shows no serious offset Stuart White, defender of Ladysmlth of opera music, at Paris; aged 70. Dr. met In Cleveland. 'Island, and E. B. Pierce, general aollc- a flood in the Mississippi; damage es­ Obituary: Robert Barr, the Scottish nov­ fl. Political: Commercial treaty of 1832 of .weather and others almost as old timate $10,000,000; 40.000 homeless. ; in the Boer war. at London; aged 77. Horaco Howard Furness. noted Shake­ elist. at Woldlngham. England.; aged -- itor of the same system. Storm: Nearly the entire city of Guana­ spearean scholar, at Wallingford. Pa.: between the United States and Russia are equally plain; praetlcaly un­ S. Aviation: Dr. G. Ulich. with 3 passen­ Obituary: Emily Soldene. vocalist, ac­ 62. terminated. tress, journalist and novelist, who in­ juato. Mexico, destroyed and about aged 79. changed after two centuries of expo? gers. stayed in the air 1 hour and JS 17. Obituary: Gen. E. V. Sumner. U. S. A.. 23. Mexico: Vera Cruz. Mexico, recaptured minutes at Johannisthal, Germany, a troduced Gilbert and Sullivan operas 1,000 lives lost as the result of a cloud­ from the Insurgents by federal forces. sure to the New England climate. , ^ in-America, in London. burst. retired veteran of the civil wnr md world's endurance record. also the Spanish-American war. at Kan Diaz, leader of the revolt, was among Policeman's Novel Excuse. Sporting: George Bonhag ran 5,000 me­ 10. The Titanic: The White Star liner Ti­ 26. Sporting: Edwin Ray won the British the prisoners. tanic. largest passenger steamer afloat, open golf championship at Mulrfleld, Francisco; aged 77. Policemen on trial at headquarters ters in 15 minutes 4-5 seconds in New Army: War game for the control of New Sporting: Willie Kohlemalnen, the Fin­ Origin of Term ftoundhesd. York, a world's record. Pat Macdon- sailed from Southampton on her maid­ England. < nish champion, made a new record In are apt at excuse*, says the New York The fanatics of the time of Charles en voyage for New York. Obituary: Sir Laurence Alma-Tadema, York city Snded at Newtown, Conn. gun. Former Inspector Williams used ilj heaved an 18 pound shot 44 feet and 19. Storm: A cloudburst centering at Niles. Marathon racing by running the dis- the First, ignorantly applying the a half inch in New York, a record, 11. Sporting: Major league baseball season the famous English artist, at Wiesba­ tartCe In 2 hours 29 minutes 391-5 sec­ to tell of an officer who was charged opened. den. Germany; aged 76. Mich., csused damage of $1,000,000. text, "Ye ksow that It Is a shame for lack EUer made a new record in a 75 Nicaragua: Nicaragua rebels massacred onds In Newark. N. J. with having lost his whistle. Whea rard hurdle race tat New York; time, 9 12. Obituary: Miss Clara Barton, founder Political: Democratic actional conven­ U Balkan War: The Turks retreated men to have long hair," cut theirs of the American Red Cross society, at tion met at Baltimore. . 500 government troops: 2 Americans asked to explain he said. "You gee, I seconds. were among the victims. from Kirk Kiilse. being driven out by very short. It is ssld that queen, tT Obituary: Judge William Lochren. Glen Echo, Md.; aged 90. Gen. Fred­ Convention: General Federation of Wo­ the Bulgarian army. Servians defeat­ went home last night and put my whis­ noted jurist, former commissioner of erick Dent Grant, son of the late Gen. man's Clubs met at San Francisco. S>. Obituary: Johann M. Schleyer. Invent­ onoe seeing Pym, a celebrated patriot. 29. Sporting: American marksmen won In or of the artificial language known as ed tbe Turks around Kumanova. tle on the table. I turned round and, pensions. In Minneapolis. Minn.; aged U. a Grant, in New York city; aged 82. M. Mexico: Two officers of Gen. Dial's thus cropped, Inquired who that « 14. Political: The state department warn­ the International shoottng competition Volapuk, at Constance. Switzerland: bless me, one of my kids was choking 80. at the Ol.vmplo games In Stockholm: aged 74. Rev. William Booth, founder force were shot at Vera Crus follow!?* round-headed man was; and that from a. Tire: The Academy of Music and an­ ed the Mexicans that their country a court martial. and nearly black in the face. You see will be held responsible for the protec­ grand aggregate score of 1.888. Cornell and general of the Salvation Army, in this Incident the distinction beesme nex buildings destroyed in Pittsfleld, Obituary: Brig. Gen. Carrlrigton. U. 8. commissioner, he'd swallowed ths !?* loss <900,000. tion of Americans. won all three boat racing events at London; aged 83. whistle?" "Is he dead?" asked ths general, and the party were called , 15. Titanic Wreck: The White Star liner Poughkeepsie—varsity eight oared race, 11. Personal: Bramwell Booth succeeded A., retired, a veteran of the plains and Roundheads. FEBRUARY. Titanic sunk by collision with an Ice­ 4 miles, time, 19 minutes 21 2-5 seconds: the late William Booth as general of the civil war, in Boston; aged St. sympathetic commissioner. "No, sir,** Warship Disaster: The British subma­ berg' in longitude 50.14 west, latitude varsity four oared race. 2 miles, time, the Salvation Army. K. Obituary: Mme. Judith, French sc- was the reply. "He Isn't dead, hot • *' rine torpedo boat A-3 sunk in collision 41.46 north, at 2:20 a. m.; out of 2,208 10 minutes 341-5 seconds; freshman M. Panama Canal: President Taft signed tress, rival of Rachel and friend of Ylctor Hugo and George Sand. In Par- he's got the whooping cough, and now Drowned In. Buttermilk, jK with gunboat Hazard off the Isle of passengers and crew only 707 were eight oared race. 2 miles, time, 9 min­ the Panama canal bill regulating the every time he coughs the whistle f - Wight; crew of 14 drowned. saved. utes 31 2-6 seconda canal tolls. Is; aged 86. Thomas Iler. a milkman, was d 4. The Maine Wreck: The hulk of the Obituary: W. T. Stead, journalist and 80. Storm Disaster: Regina, the "wheat 26. Politicsl: Second regulsr session of the 80. Obituary: James Schoolcraft Sherman, blows and the cop on ths post comes drowned In 1,000 gallons of bntter- ' battleship Maine was floated at Ha­ reformer, at sea; aged C2. Isidor city" of Saskatchewan province, al­ 62d congress closed. vice president of the United States, at •-running." milk when his wagon propped Into a' vana. Straus, merchant and philanthropist, most entirely ruined by a cyclone; GO 29. Storm Disaster: Typhoon In Chekiang Utlca, N. Y.; aged 67. Fire: $1,500,900 factory blaze in Philadel­ at sea; aged 67. Francis D. Millet, art­ to <0 deaths; property loss estimated province, China, caused a loss of 50,000 Areonsuti»:s: The French, balloon Picar- depression In the road and. was over phia. ist, at sea; aged 60. Col. J. J. Astor, at JU ,000,00a to 70,000 lives. diewon the Bennett cup by a flight of Not an Appetizing Thought. turned. The tank burst agd the de- ' 1 fc Obituary: General J. B. Weaver, who eoldler and capitalist, at sea; aged 47. JULY. SEPTEMBER. l,36l miles, which was also a world's Electricity may be n nourishing pression filled to the brink and- Mr. was candidate for president in 1880 and Jacques Futrelle. author, at sea; aged record. Iler, who was caught beneath the again in 1892, at Des Moines; aged 79. 37. L Sporting: Miss May Sutton won the 1. Obituary: MaJ. A. R Calhoun, a ehrll food, but imagine going into a restau­ Fire: Hotel Downey burned at Lansing, 16. Aviation: Miss Harriet Quimby, the clay court tennis chsmplonShlp of ths war veteran. Journalist and author. In NOVEMBER. rant and ordering a volt smothered In wreckage, was covered entirely with Mich.; loss *400,000. American>air woman, flew across the United States by defeating Miss Mary Brooklyn; aged 68. Samuel Colerldgo- I. Obituary: Gen. Homer Lea, military onions. the buttermilk. it. Sporting: Willie Hoppe retained his ti­ English channel, the first woman to Brown at Pittsburgh. Taylor. colored music composer, in adviser to the Chinese revolutionary ,<•'6 > tle of world's champion at 18.2 balk line accomplish the feat. Aviation Disaster: Miss Hasrist Quimby, London; aged 37. government at Los Angeles, Cal. billiards by defeating George Sutton 17. Personal: Statue to John Paul Jones, the first woman 'to cross the English Storms: • killed snd 23 hurt by a cloud­ t Sporting: Harvard defeated Princeton ' 600 to 280 In New York. naval hero of the Revolutionary war, channel in an aeroplane, killed in flight burst which struck a Northwestern in the annual game at Soldiers' field. 9. Obituary: Abbe Charles Loyson, fa- unveiled In Washington. at Boston. passenger" train near Green Bay, Wis. Cambridge, 16 to 3. Chicago defeated 1 ,.mous French preacher known as Pere 19. Sporting- Mike Rvun of the New Tork 1 Aviation Disaster: The greet dirigible A death roll of 50 and a property loss by Wisconsin, 30 to 12. at Madison, HHyaclnthe, at Paris; aged 85. Athletic club won the annual Ameri­ balloon Akron exploded th flight at At­ of 85,000,000 resulted from n storm and t. Political: Governor Wo&HFOw Wilson |0l Sporting: The world's record of 6 feet can Marathon at Boston, covering the lantic City. N. J.. killing 5 aeronauts. cloudburst in the Panhandle district of of New Jersey and Governor Thomas 3ft inches for indoor high jump beaten 25 mile course in 2 hours 21 minutes Including Melvln Vnnlman. her pilot. Pennsylvania. W^st Virginia and Ohio, R. Marshall of Indiana elected presi­ |^#by 8. C. Lawrence, who leaped 6 feet 18 1-5 seconds. Personal: The cornerstone Of the Pulitzer t. Fire: Fire in Ocean Park, a resort near dent and vice president oh the Demo­ The Tnvds ^ 4%>lnehes at Boston. 2L Storm: Nearly 100 people killed by cy­ school of Journalism laid In New York. Loe Angeles, Cal.. caused damage of cratic ticket by an overwhelming elec­ It; Obituary: Louis Heilprln, encyclopedist clone In Illinois and Indiana. Political: Woodrow Wilson nominated over $5,000,000. toral majority. Popular vote: Wilson, Ot a little and writer in New York city; aged 61. 24. Obituary: Justin McCarthy, novelist, for president by the Democratic con­ 5. Obituary: Lieut Gen. Arthur MaeAr- 6,150,743; Roosevelt 3,928,140; Taft M7S.- A Hungry Rsbbit Ate ; tifain of Salt - China: The Manchu dynasty abdicated historian, former member of parlia­ vention at Baltimore. thur, U. S. A., retired, at Milwaukee; 422.... the Cabbsge. : ; t v^amor ,tha throne of China by an edict vest­ ment, at Folkestone, England: aged-82. Fire: Fire in the business district 'of aged 67. ft Balkan War: Greek tpdops captured ing the sovereignty in the people. 27. Obituary: Dr. D. K. Pearsons, who North Adams, Masa, caused a loss Of 1. Sporting: Jerome Travsrs won ths am­ Saloplki from the Turks with numsr- |i Dynamiting: 41 officials and ex-offlclals gave all his fortune to colleges, In 1600.000. ateur golf championship of the United ous prisoners. VELYN asked daddy. "What do yon think It means when^you spill tho of - the International Association of Chicago; aged 92. t Obituary: Gen. Robert Frederick Hoke, States, dsffcatlng Charles Evans. Jr., ft Sporting: Carlisle Indian! ' dsfeated salt?" Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Storm: Oklahoma swept by a tornadb; a distinguished Confederate veteran, at at Wheaton, 111., In final round, Army. 27 to 6, st West point. Penn­ Jack grinned. "Dinah says lt means bad lock unle|| you throw w arrested in various parts of the coun­ 31 dead. Raleigh, N. C.; aged 75. ft Political: Maine went Republican. sylvania defeated Michigan, 27 to 21. at try charged with complicity In a dyna­ Convention: The Spanish-American war E some of tbe salt over your shoulder." 1 38. Fire: The great bazaar quarters in Political: Governor Thomae R. Marshall Philadelphia. mite conspiracy. Damascus, Syria, burned; lose $10,000,- nominated for vice president by the veterans were in session at Atlantic 10. Personal: James Bryce, British am- Daddy smiled. "I sbould say that It means some little grains qt salt baa - FoHtieal: Arlaona proclaimed a state of 000. Democratic convention at\Bkltlmore. City, N. J. bafaador to the United States, resigned started out to continue their travels." the Union. 80. Shipwreck: Steamer Texas, under the 4. Railroad Accident: 41 killed and many 10. Mexico: Mexican regular troops cross­ his post. - . "Where do grains of salt travel?" asked the children. Mk Railroad Accident: The Chicago Lim­ Turkish flag, sunk In the gulf of Smyr­ Injured on the Delaware and Lacka­ ed United States soil In pursuit of in­ II. Railrosd Accident: 19 people killed and "Where I couldn't say exactly. Probably round and round the cfcfcle It ited wrecked whea running a mile a na; 6fi passengers drowned. wanna railroad In a rear end collision surgents by marching through Arizona - 48 injured in a collision on the Yasoo n«iota at Warrior's Ridge, Pa.; 7 kill- The Titanic: Cable ship Msckay Ben­ at Gibson's Narrows, N. Y. with the consent of the government. and Mississippi Valley- railrosd at which they've been traveling since the beginning of time. 3md~ai 71 Injured. nett.- with her cargo of 190 of the Ti­ Sporting: Ad Wolgast declared winner Convention: The American Bankers' as­ Monts, La. "The story of the travels of s grain of salt Is one of old Motfeer Natnre'e Tuan Shlh Kai elected president tanic dead recovered from tha sea, In a 12 round contest for the light­ sociation met In Detroit U. Convention: The nstional encampment Convehtlon: The American JPsderstlon of true fairy stories. Suppose we follow one grain. •C-tfce Chlneee republic by the national reached Halifax. N. S. weight champlonsWp, defeating .Joe Labor met at Rochester N. Y. "Long ago when the world was so hot thst no wster would Uf on Its sur­ asaembly. MAY. Rivers at Los Angeles, Cal. Jack of the G. A. R. met at Los Angeles, IX Assassination: Tho prime minister of OMtitary: Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. auther, Johnson defeated Jim- Flynn in, the Cal. Eucharlstic congress opened In Spain, Canalejas, was Shot dead In the face the grain of salt was liquid lire In the Inside of the esrth. ^ aSd one of the founders of the Daugh- 1. Convention: Colonial Dames met lib r.inth round for the heavyweight cham­ Vienna streets of Madrid by an anarchist. "As "•»» went on snd tbe outside of the world got cooler ft 'fnm portap* «M* of the American Revolution, in Washington. pionship at East Las Veg$s. N. M; 18. Peraonal: Judge Alfred Bl Boers of X. Obituary: Homer C. Davenport, fa­ 1ft Rallrbad Accident: 16 people killed and cast out of the inside of tbe earth through tbe month of a volcajsp. Ths w?- N#w Tork city; aged 82. ib Anniversary: The memorbM lighthouse Connecticut elected commander Itt chief 14 Injured In a wreck onL the Cincin­ | It OiMtnary: Count von Aehrenthai, pre- mous cartoonist. In New York; aged 41. to commemorate the tercentenary of of ths G. A. R. at Los Angeles. Gen. nati,. Hamilton and Dayton railroad hot lava, as It was then celled, ran down the mountain and when lt«ostsd be­ | akr of Austro-Hungary, st Vienna; Army Aviation: Italian airships dropped Champlaln's . discovery >' of the lake Count Marosuko Nogl, the Japanese 30 bombs on the Turkish works at near Indianapolis. came rock. I ' aged 8S which bears his name yras unveiled at hero of Port Arthur, and his wife kill­ Pedestrlanlsm: John Henry Scott com­ "Tbe dropping OT the rain, the work of .winds and weather. In time tors ot^j | Wttm: In the business district of Bloom > Astzlah, Tripoli. Crown Point, N. Y. ed themselves at Tokyo because of the 1. Convention:' United Confederate Vet­ pleted a walk from New' Yorl: to Phil­ the rock and the grain of salt with it so that it became sand. * » t field. Mo.; loss <2*400. Railroad Accident: -.21 H|Ued an£ 300In­ death of the emperor. adelphia In the record time Of 28 hours, r flk Storm: 20 lives lost In a windstorm erans met at Macon, Ga. jured in an accident on the Ltgoaiier 18. Obituary: Ex-Senator Hernando. Do "After awhile the sand was washed down to tbe forest, where the hungry 9. Personal: Gen. Bennett H. Young, 1 minute and 15 seconds: ? . wklek swept over Louisiana and Mts- Valley railroad at Wttpsn, Pa. Soto Money, at Gulfport. Miss.; aged 73. Convention: Tbe Daughters of tbe Con- little mouths in the rootlets of a tree eagerly ate it op and it became part of slgsftppL elected commander in chief of the I Sporting: Formal opening of the Olym­ Sporting: The Chicago Americans de­ United Confederate Veterans. King fed4iracy in annusl session In Wash­ tbe sap or the Wood of the tree. Tbe second year this sap becstne wood. '•l Al#iaa Tunnel: Jungfrau railroed tun- pic games st Stockholm.. feated Philadelphia at Chicago, In­ ington. •H in the Alps pierced at an altitude •George V. of England went down In a 7. Sporting: Jin} Thorpe of Carlisle, t»a.. suring the league pennant to the Bos­ and when the tree was large enough perhaps the woodman cape*nd cut It. »...... submarine boat In Weymouth bay. - ton Red Sox for the world's series. II Storm: Destructive hurricane and tidal '***" w^*r* a' •tat,®n~TsT*» won ui« pentathlon in the Olympic down. In tlms It was burned In tbe fire, and the grain of salt still In. tho 13. Politicai; The house of representatives games at Stockholm. 22. Storm: A typhoon in Japan caused a wave struck the island of Jamaica. passed th's bill for the popular election 1ft SpoMIng: The annual football game ot wood eahes. was cast out on a field to make tbe soil richer. 8alt Is oftib a 8. Obituary: Robert Wiedemann Barrett loss of 130.000,000. 11 J I'.TIw middle west struck by a of United States senators, 237 to 39. 28. Convention: Tho International -poaoo Yale and Princeton resulted in a tie good thing for poor land. v* Browning, only son of ths English score^pf 0 to 6 at Princeton. Wiscon­ lift, which in some places was the \ 14. Obituary: Frederick VIII. of Denmark. poets Robert Browning and Elisabeth congress opened at Geneva. "A hungry cabbsge plant ate tbe salt next Perhaps some moonlight ittgh*. : wanf in many years. I at Hamburg, Germany; aged 69. 24. Obituary: Baron Marschall von Bio- sin defeated Minnesota- at football, 14 Barrett Browning^ at Asolo. Italy; to Ot at Minneapolis. Pennsylvania de­ s hungry rnbblt came bopping along, nibbled off the part of tbe csbbege iesf la the business and residence sec- 15. Convention: Peace "conference met at aged 63. bersteln, noted Germsn diplomat, at .«( Houston. Tex.; loss $6,500,000 feated Carlisle Indians, it to 26. at where the salt was and went contentedly home with, tbe grain of salt Is hi* Lake Mobonk. N. Y. Convention: COtb snnual convention of Berlin; aged 70. 1 people homeless. Personal: The Danish crown prinee pro* 25. Anniversary: The 50th anniversary of Philadelphia. Michigan defeated Cor- little stomach. But tbe next day maybe, a hawk caugbt the rabbit and Sto - 1: The Atlantic coast struck the National Education association *• nelf, £0 to 7, at Ann Arbor. claimed king as Christian X. met at Chicago. tho meeting of 14 governors on tb< 26th blm. Then tbe hawk bad tbe grain of salt |i^0W traveling at the rate of over 18. Pollticii: The Soda list national con- of September. 18G2, at Altoona. Pa., was Oblthary: Minnie Ilauk-Wartegg. retired The .bird, drop- 2y#§ aa hour sad often over 100 9. Fire: Thousand Island park swept toy prigifc.donna, famous in the title role of "Tbe farmer came along with a gun Snd shot |be hatvk. • ventlon at Indianapolis nominated Eu­ tire; loss 8500.000. celebrated In that city. n. where it sink tv the gene V. Debs and Emit Seldel for pres­ 21 Nicaragua: Gen. Mens, tho Nicaragua Carmen, in Munich. ping into the rtvef. may have floated off to tbe Convention: The North , American So- 1ft Balkan War: The Balkan allies cap­ defeated Atteii in a ident and vice president. peranto congress met in1 TtAstnnBoston. ' revolutionist, surrendered with all his bottom of tbe sss.- - , , . tor the world's feath- Coat 8trike: Coal miners' convention at army to United States and Nlcaraguan tured Monastlr from the Turks. "In time the'jwiwk decayed, and the grain of salt free again. *s* mixed: Mine Disaster: il lives lost In a mlna ex­ The Courts: The United States supreme at Loe Angeles, Wiikesbarre adopted an agreement with plosion at Conlsboro. Yorkshire. Eng­ " troops. parliament mine owners and ended the strike; 17Q,- court ordered tho dissolution of tbs with the mud lii the ocenn bed. Thousands of years may have parted hefossC land. < 27. Sporting: -The Mew. Tork club of the "bathtub trust" the ocean bed became dry land nnd tbe salt saw the light of day. OWtainer* resumed work. 10. Folltlcsl: The national Prohibition con- National Baseball league "cinched" the formally an- NaVel: Battleship Testes, largest In the i ventlon met at Atlantic City, N. pennant, by defeating, the Boston club Personal: President Elect Woodrow Wil­ "Perhaps It in.v at the bottom of a salt well to be pumped out god he woaM aeoept the Ba­ United States navy, launched at New­ j 12. Sporting: Ted Meredith (American) In New York by 8 to 3. son given a public recaption at Ham­ Into the nice cJeSiii table salt we bad for supper. it offered him. port NsWs. Va. S Naval: $Mo French battleship Paris, ilton, Bermuda. V. Fir*: VUtM*. In- (ha fciisineM district won the 400 meter race in Mie Olympic "!f yon throw Itvout you will .start Its Journey again." omt -over I games, making a- new world's recerd; tho most formidable in the navy. 1ft Eaa|)^iuake: .Shocks on the Paclflo

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