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Kelitift by, Mow-aitlomd Caleb power and Juinx ronvhted of cotupuciiy In killing of Wiliam Goebel, 22 Nine iiftnei lynched and hM ftnd killeil In Said nr fount), Tnn . of iwo iiiurd Jul. Aha. tnurdcrer of Father Ie Il'inMiha at hnvr, Waft executed at Canon City, Col Aug itcgrcwa lynched at Hmtaalb vilir. Ky., for praihing killing of white man. 1 9 Sprtagfteld. Ill oaob horaed gear kaatea, killed two peraooa aad rated the eliy oa reaoll of removal of gro aaaaoller of Mra. Hlckardaao. J5 Tropa ruahed to Hpriugih-id- . Hi : Joneg:m lyitcbl by mob. aeveral .r i- - lt p:ir-l- y I'itnvrniion In bt. Iahjib nmulnut K aifsl Th'Unua Watson f Georgia and fir a tti u H r I of tV (tiion ei mha 1:4 dr, being Ilona k.S wl)l ulona out of existence ...David 8 Hom roavor of Milwaukee, Win, .. I' T. Crittenden, Jr., ejected mayor of Kansas Cliv. Mo. Jon 17 lr Mont Roosevelt wait given ft demonstration In the Ihqiubll-ra- n National (onwnttnn at Chicago, II Proletary of tsar Win. M. Taft was nominate') for the preiifvn y of Jh v i ceuiiTJ 7 2 II om'fn-rt- o Shot lob frtNp,- votes. Nov. Congi Mnxn Jaa. S Sherman was the flotnti'iti t f.r vt e preetd nt on first ballot by the Republican convention Jul. I Prank II Hitchcock eleHed chairman of the Republican national com rtiltfee. I William Jennings Bryan wasi nominated for the presidency by the ctiueiHllc epr-dde- at Sjringh'td. PI., white man alaitt. Kn Former United Htatc k- on fired Y. Curnia k waa shot and killed by Hniicrt Crxf r, ft voung ut'orn), at Nashville. Trr.n., In atrect duel. II- T(irr ticgriH-a- , arr aied for murder, taken from Tii'tonvillc, Tcnn . Jail and I itched In nccrUam with program. 2 liuv laimphcre. charged with murder of Mm, Hello itunncaa, waa fount) guilts of arson ami acntcnccd tu fnm J to 21 Ind. years In state prison, by laport jut v. l(VAte Rucf. former San Kra nelam pnliiJral bos, consoled of bnlsTV... . t'hrl-- i K. !hvla found nt guilty of murder of hr. Kredern k Hustin, Ik II, K Agar, wanted at Pun ion. Ind . for l! Jft.Mi alleged firgerita, arieatcd at Harling.n, Tex IHI, alleged murderer, lynched at Mtifilii-clloKy. IN ItohU-traided CTcaco, la, bank, curing li.uo. , i Iv. gov....bred M. Warner ernor of Michigan . . Jnmea 4. reflectedK. governor of W Iliigbea ..thna, governor of .New 1 ork. . . on . - Curtis Guild, InuuKur-n- u jr.. I was for third tcnn aa Massachusetts gov 4rnor. 21 Mississippi b gls Inture eh ted John Sharp Williamssen-to United States ate, term lo begin March 4. 1911.... Former Sen. elected to United States senate by Rhode Island legislature. Gov. Bradlev Feb. United Slates senate McCreary. Mar. 6 Gary elected United States senator by joint South Carolina legislative session. 20 Senate passed ship subsidy bill givvessels $4 a mile between ing tlds country. South America, Philippines, Australia, China and Japan. E. Littlefield (Me.) resigned as congressman. 24 President Roosevelt sent special message to congress, relating to liability and injunction in labor cases, tariff and other iuws....John W. Stewart (Vt.) appointed to till send ate vacancy caused by death of Proctor. 25 German government declined to receive D. J. Hill as ambassador to Germany. 27 Hall Milton (Fla.) appointed to succeed late Senator Bryan. 28 Germany announced acceptance of D. J. Hill as ambassador to Germany. 31 President Roosevelt accepted resignation of Ambassador Tower and sent to senate appointment of Dr. HM1. Apr. 1 Edwin Norris inaugurated governor of Montana. 2 Agricultural appropriation bill of passed house of representatives. 6 Sterling employers liability bill passed house.... House passed appropriation bill for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii naval station. ...Senator Milton sworn in to succeed late Senator Bryan, 9 President in special message asked suppression of anarchy. 21 President Roosevelt signed employers liability bill. 27 President Roosevelt In special message urged child labor law. May 14 Vreeland currency bill passed Jan. 2- Jan. 3 Gov. Hanly, ordered Indiana, troops to Muncic to aupprees atreet car strike. 3 Thomas Feb. Lewis elected presof United ident Mine Workers of America. tt Southern railway cut labor wages ten per cent., effective Mar. 1. Mar. 2 Coal operators In Pittsburg district commenced preparations for strike. 17 3,500 St. Louis brewery employes struck for higher wages. 1 Pending wage settlement, 250,000 Apr. miners suspended work in American mines.... T. L. Lewis took up duties as miners president and invited operators to wage scale conference. I Six hundred Minneapolis. Minn., and painters struck for closed paper-hange- shop. Importation of strike breakers from St. Louis to work on Pensaloca, Fla., 10 street railways caused fierce rioting, n men 15 being injured. Governor of Florida sent entire militia to Pensacola. body 17 Central competitive field of operators and miners reached wage agreement of 90 cejits a ton old agreement; 250.000 resumed work at once. May 14 Light hundred Kansas City, Mo., brewfery workers struck. 16 Street car strike rioting in Cleveland, O., ceased 28 Wr. S. Stone, Cleveland, O., elected grand chief engineer of International Engineers Brotherhood. Nov. 20 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor at Denver. Col. Dec. 22 William H. Newman resigned as president of New York Central lines. of 3 President Samuel Gompers American Federal ion of Labor sentenced to one year in jail, J. J. Mitchell to nine month? and Secretary Frank Morrison to six months, in connection with alleged lincks Stove Company boycott, by circuit court of District of Columbia. non-unio- 12 j. 29 bill Lafollelte talked 18 hours. after senate Congress adjourned passed emergency currency bill. Jun. 19 President Roosevelt accepted Secretary of War Tafts resignation, appointing Luke E. Wright his successor. 23 Secretary Sleeper, in charge of Venezuelan diplomatic affairs, left Caracas as result of Castro disputes. 30 Luke Wright 'took up office of secretary of war, vice Taft, resigned. Jul. 9 Venezuela severed relations with United States by recalling diplomatic envoy, Scnor Nov. 13 Secretary of Navy Victor H. Truman H. NewMetcalf resigned. berry named as successor. 24 Former Gov. Albert B. Cummins elected United States senator from Iowa, to fill out term of late Senator W. B. Alli30 J I United States and Japan signed treaty agreeing to respect each others rights in Pacific and defining mutual attitude toward China Dec. 7 Both houses of congress convened for second session of Sixtieth congress. 11 House adopted resolutions, providing for the naming of a committee of investigation to probe secret service criticisms in presidents message. 16 Senate adopted resolution to investigate inferences in presidents message. 17 House adopted resolution asking president to supply evidence for assertions relative to secret service assertions in message. Steun-enber- F. A. Heinz surrendered himself on of checks charge of representing over $400,000. I Former Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco freed of graft charge by court of appeals. Feb. Harry .K. Thaw was found not guilty of Stanford White murder on insanity grounds; committed to insane asylum. 6 Former Gov. Hargis of Kentucky was shot and killed by his son, Beach Hargis. II Mrs. Dora McDonald found not guilty of murder of Webster Guerin. Mar. 2 Chief of Police Shippy of Chicago. was stabbed bv anarchist, who was kille oy Shippy, Shippys son shot down. ft Two were alleged negro murderers lynched near Hawkmsville, Ga. I California supreme court released former Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco, lifting graft charge. 10 Four negroes lynched at Van Cleave, 7 1 Miss., by mob. IS Harry Orchard at Caldwell, Idaho, sentenced to death, but clemency was 28 recommended Anarchist Bilvcrstein hurled bomb in Jan. 13 At Boyerton, Pa., 178 killed burning of opera house and subsequent panic resulting from explosion of moving picture device. 27 Cyclone swept through Alabama, causing property loss of $500,000. Feb. 14 Tornadoes devastated towns of Tyler. Txaa, and Mossville, Soso and Servhe, Miss., killing score and blowr- - a b K$ . ! 'I rs'tug lux . t b h .ut P-- d .. t Mitfy oa hutlOfM ird. ifn vr U f x t iti n our -- 11 titnht At x 1.' York firm ha I ii lit 141. till $mto I V.trti Ik )n hands of Weiorn Bank m and Tt oat Uo To Texas J . . Hf.tlh. H.tof tr Ut.ff phlft ftt I G nd ( unit lu ! Iiil4. ftft fet ivtlfTil p4ncq si j. jiMvp, , I aJng hand. M li !iij.lr 1 Aic--'h- N a. r. ftt Nt Ms r dr in, nj H"rn. Gn JH.ti Ciburii 1,4 Im M batik, placed In roioHrUft -John ft. Wuiah, president Chh tlgo Nil Monal bank and several rmlrond. nm b led of misappropriating hiMllullon funds Idaho, ftua Capita) Bmte Rank, petnb d 22 Tr.nbrs and Mechwtdia Bank, litlft but. i , Hoard doom T National Hunk nf North America, Now York. Hoard for liquidation, by order of govciimiont. 2 Nw Amsterdam National bank, capital ll.tftX'oou, n nd M hatihs and bank, tmiii of Now York, taken In House h rottiptrolb-- of enrremy l 3) Hank of Nw York cloned doors following run H. KhIkHv. comptroller of Fob. n-rurrom-vmo-pupresident V of rod NkibrnHl Hank of Commerce, knits s fit . Mo. -- International and Great Northern Railroad Co. a Gould line, placed In rehands ceivers 27- - KlnanHers E. R Thomas ftnd O. F. it Thomas mulcted on charge of of funds of UtoHdent Suings ldfe A5urane society hHIi dented new tr.al Mar 13 John It. sentenced to live jeans In federal prison. 17 - people's National hank, Aspln, Uol. closed Pike County Bank nd Trust Co , Apr. Macomb City, Miss., placed In receiver hands. 21 Hunk of Wauseon, Wauseon, O., closed doors. 24 T. A. Mclntxre A Co., with houses in many cities, failed for ll.aoo.U'U. Mav 8 Euclid Avenue Trust Co., Cleveland. O., assigned. 14 Reserve Trust Uo., and American Savings hank, Cleveland, O., closed their doors. W. MurMillen Hr Co., Pittsburg, Pa., stockbrokers, fulled; liabilities, $l,S0.nnO. Jun. 3 Kosciusko Company bank, Warsaw. Ind., Hosed bv state auditor. 23 Citizens bank, Lover, Ky., closed doors. Jul. 14 National Deposit hank. Philadelphia, Pa., closed by comptroller of currency. 17 Farmers and Merchants' Banking Co., Cleveland. O.. failed. 22 MfmriMrd Oil 9211.240.000 fine decision unnnlmoiiNly reversed by United Staten court of appeals at Chicago, Aug. 6 First National bank, Belle Plaine, Minn., closed by order comptroller of currency: bank was insolvent; President J. G. Lund committed suicide. 25 A. O. Brown & Co., one of largest New York brokerage firms, failed, liabilities over $1 .(MtO.OOO, fish Sep. 16 A. Booth & Co., largest house in country, forced into receivers hands. Oct. 16 Union National bank, Sommer-villPa., closed by government. Nov. 5 Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis, great financiers, found guilty of misapplication of funds and falsifying books of National Bank of America, New York. 6 C. W. Morse sentenced to 15 years; Curtis given liberty on suspended sentence. 23 Eldred bank of Eldred, Pa., suspended; capital stock, $106,000. 7 National Dec. exchange bank at Mo., closed; Springfield, excitement caused by effort of W. O. Oldham, cashier of State Savings bank, to shoot President H. B. McDaniel, of Union National bank. 11 Springport, Mich., State Savings bank closed by bank examiner. 16 Somersworth, N. H.t First National bank closed, following discovery of shortage of $S5.00ft. 23 Thomas F. Ryan announced retirement from finance. 26 Henry W. Poor, New York broker, assigned for creditors. 21 ftd i ftt.m.f ri Cnit'in u 2 $y , k 9titc4 tf tisincrs 7 9 , Al n.n li.n i. O la colU .l , I arhrf, 1 M' riatm(rt fit r. United Wirmuil. at Plate ri Cal i Tour Ir, I.l. 1oinl. Muni., II In Pur n ...A( . In IftiB Il'Jc, n. ..I . In m it.m fttt j U'tk, K rte Ji Join lif ,tirlr!.((i ttrltfirf in ft, Jl f l) lh 4l, tfnkft m ftt I inrtftti Itfvkt ARirt.(il) iluttii found t i.utiwn Apitt ni II kn-W- it r Duinni .( m tnninf t 7 ittlhia' fonoJs rtlina hit Aft hilhnrd toon toorld'i tiir tc Jr ra rrutd; ftfti ton jiatvard tott 1 ftV feak toolkl'S ft. l 1 i . I - trmit) roark It (! r toftl from Jnl Gun xie liatk tad, tons s teal ra dafsatl Js Xrln nt Fri'-o. toiriif.g ar toon hiainl Ifx ftui t r in ItiUKo Two rr.n kill'd J b .fit (obitnhns HThoi,ni d ftd pttwi In I Hoi, U ii ih)h ir hqt a i.iimtfHn, AnrU ca. tom h.i.tio.r ti row. IfMAMUij s Amrnm, woa ra ro.ord. iii. t. r tan Un. A merit an ton Olympc ri ISl-'nn throw. Roar, Ametaan. toon shut pul. 24 John J. flayra. Atnerirsn, wn Gim pic Murutlmn r e. standintr; game l United Kingdom, w: J; Ani'fH.i, j 1JV. II. 8todn. Afrh, 4inala, ft i , i Not 4. 5, Grntu.y, ; Ihtiv. 3 Huifc'iuv, 2 I 3. I 'ram, 2 Aufttrahs. I. inland Horns knocked out 27Tmtiuiv Aug Huulh's. nth rmind at 8dny. Aunr'., 7 Rli nfke loin) kH out Kten-- ! v K'H'Ih 1, i.ih ronrul. nt la AM,h,X Cal, winning middbtoig'it ciuiuihoiuiii . ,li. ita!v, C!u mile swimming t.i e at 8C go. won 7- op Mft rolling, Cl. 7 Is quarry xpb,ic.n U Nraf Nrff Of lnna, I Jl., II In it ain yo 9 In ij,inn....At lhir-r- - World lift M i ttoftifeM ( I.AfiipKinahlp f -- rhd. 1 t.tn 1 I'twler, tn 20-- Jan. D'i,x, Mu. XV.ut krunk' at I'iImh Oh. -- attempt 23-- to overthrow Portugal tiumurHi end pun la. in ifj'iildlc tf 1 1 utuiiiirt 8pintr Compton i'avrtidPh, at lUidmi, 7 Apr. 'fu:r man A. L. Brick, Indians, at ltidhtiiupHi. Ind 8 Attunurj. Charles viuurhs st Milssu- - frustrat'd. kftft. Plot Ml. 1 out Gann in 2Ht ioun4 pe.umnt. Naiionui Himnfduh world's buHiiJ Hiumpatuamp fnm Ikdroit. Nov. 2 Jiminv Britt defeated Jhnn Sornmeia, iatii round, at landon J, pietrl defrMd l!av-aulympie Mnt.itimn winner, in race In Madison Square g .td ti Now York, in ei:ova! rf tiiynque nt m gale. Krtchel kuockfd nut ItlMf Si.Xtnoifj' i'ntikv in rlnrutli round Mt Xnn F ro u Hxra, regninlng miiMlrtoriitht rlinm plonahlp f llte xrorliL Dec. 11 At meetitiK i national hii,tvill romnwwlon, Umpirea Klm anl Jhn-ston- o that attempts were nmd 'hrged to bribe them to throw tUHsive New o game 2d J nek Jolinnn colored I non Ifca world's heavy xx eight boxing from Toiniuy Burn at Sydney. Auntrnlin. Is 14 rounds. 28 Southern Italy and Sully shaken b which destroyed sev;.d earthquake towns, Killed many, and caused disastrous tidal wave, wrecking many vessel and much property. 1- 4- i Iik ai;n won and Crown Prim I. uii Philippe ot not to InitUgftl dentil on strata of to reIdle Lisbon, from fete, by reolutinlst. turning 2 Manuel II. procluimed King of iortu- gal. Franco res gned and fled from Portugal, being succeeded by Admiral I hi Amaral. ? Funeral of King Carh a and Crown Prince Lull held In Lisbon. 20 Lleut-Geto die condemned 8tcsH in St. Petersburg, for aurrender of Port Arthur to Japanese. 28 Attempt to ussassinato shah of Persia st Teheran failed, three persons benear Sun Juan de mine .At killed... ing Sublnas, Mexico, 70 killed by explosion. Mar. 7 Japans ultimatum in Tatsu Ma-r- u seizure by Chinese presented to government at Pekin. IS Fire in business section Bahia, Brazil, caused $l,0u0,o00 loss and killed seven. 18 Lieut. Gen. Smirnoff wounded in St Fock. Petersburg duel with IJeut.-Gewhose bravery in Port Arthur defense had been ouestioned, 23 Steamer Mutsu and Hideyoshl in collision near Hadakode, Japan, cost 300 B. M. Cuh lieon, Michigan Mt YpMli.uU. Mch.. k'A 72. Fcrdfrmnd Slawtnakcr, tttl!iinl king. ut Akron, o 26 Fnrinrr United Plates Sn. J. N. Cam-do1- 6- d won AnxrU'un hagja liH b.til i haltip Ohftidp 9 'li;rag won .NaUunal kague lut hnU aft to ftSsftHsi'ifttS HrentU r Urniiro. Feb. I King Carlo to 12-- Jan. 10 Parker building in New York destroyed: loss $5,000,000 4 firemen killed. 17 McNeil & Higgins grocery house deloss. $600,000. stroyed: 24 Portland. Me., city hall and police building destroyed: loss $1,000,000. 28 Chicago fire caused $1,700,000 loop Coburn warehouses, Indiandamage Part of Nel apolis. Ind.. loss $500.000 son Morris packing plant. Kansas City, Mo., destroyed; loss. $500,000. 30 Twin Lakes, Minn., nut.... wiped George Gould residence at Lakewood N. J., destroyed; loss, $500,000. Feb. 4 Berlin. N. H., business section sustained $400,000 loss. 5 Block of Peoria. 111., buildings destroyed; loss, $500,000. Mar. 1 Northern section of Tampa. Fla., Jan. 6 At Kickapoo. Kan., 7 drowned by destroyed: loss, $Go0.O00; militia called overturning of Hdff. Two New York fires caused ioss out 10 At Vinegar Bend, Ala., 5 in railroad of $2,625.(100. collision. 13 Big Timber. Mont., business section 13 At Jimtown, Pa., 5 drowned while Wiped out; loss, $4!0.000. skating. 26 Leland hotel. Springfield, 111., de27 At Bedford City, Va., 7 colored perloss, $75,000. stroyed; sons burned to death. 30 Near Hawks Nest, W. Va., 9 miners Apr. 3 Peoria distillery damaged to extent of $236.000.... Four Lynchburg, Va., by explosion. factories destroyed; loss, $225. 000. 31 Near Wesson, Miss., 6 by cyclone. 23 Nine Richmond, Vt., business blocks Feb. 3 At Northumberland, Pa., 7 by destroyed. boiler explosion. 10 At South Carrollton. May 3 Antipolo, P. I., destroyed. Ky., 9 in mine 5 Business districts of Coalton, O. and At New IJskard, Ont., 7 explosion Walkerton, Ind., destroyed. to ucath. burped n lfln litf it. in Jun ftuH-riMr- , hl(igti'ti W Ilham Ilmknry Mai hind, nt italtmr, Ml. Wlti, v Chftilf H. Fowler. hiiiop. at Ni w nrk.s nH 71. 22 Ui(lt Pro W. Janu lxyad, hi. I l'ri!a. nt Wahlnat'U, Ih t. a. in Nr fi l my tliadtoh k. fftiher of fcms i H in liaNiklj n, ned kl May (ftniait, ti lftii tiftttoiiaj Uldlftt j riartipiuui XV ir Y'k of ftn West Virginia, si Baltimore, aged 13 IPar Admiral Charles M. Rae, May engimer-Jn-chit- f of navy, at Washington. May 15 Former Congressman J. H. Rowell, Illinois, at Bloomington, III. 22 Gov. John PpHrks. Nevada, at Carson atioeerded bv I. H. Dickerson. City; 27 Rear Admiral A. S. Crowinshicld, retired, st Philadelphia. 28 Lieut. Gen. Stephen Lee, commander United Confederate Veterans, at Vicksburg, Miss. Jun. Former United States Sen. James K. Jones, Arkansas, at Washington, aged 69. 10 ulHer H. P. Belmont, banker and at Hempstead, K I. 12 Former Supreme Court Judge J. V. Wright, at Washington, aged 80. 17 Congressman A. A. Wiley, Alabama, at Hot Springs, Va. 23 W. B. Leeds, of Rock Island railway, at Paris. 24 (trover Cleveland, twice United States president, at Princeton, N. due to heart trouble and complications, aged 72, 26 Congressman W. H. Parker, South Dakota, at leadwood, 8. D., aged 61. Jul. 2 Murat Halstead, journalist, at Cincinnati, O.. aged 79. 3 Joel Chandler Harris, known as Uncle Remus. at Atlanta. Ga. 21 Protestant-EpiscopBishop Henry C. Potter at Cooperstown, N. Y. 25 Louis E. Snow, insurance man, at St. Louis, aged 66. 30 Former California H. Gov. James Budd, at Stockton, Cal., aged 68. Aug. 4 United States Sen. William B. Allison, at Dubuque, la., aged 79.... Bronson Howard, dramatist, at N. Y, aged 66. 14 Ira D. Sankey, evangelist, at Brook68. lyn, aged 20 J. V. Farwell, millionaire merchant, at Chicago, aged S3. 23 N. O. Murphy, Arizona, at San Diego, Cal. 24 United States Ambassador from Germany Baron Speck von Sternburg, at Heidelburg. Germany. 26 Tony Pastor, theatrical managerat Elmhurst. L. I., aged 71. 27 Former United States Sen. Col. W, F. Vilas, Wisconsin, at Madison. Wts. Sep. 1 Rear Admiral Henry Glass, retired, at Paso Robles, Cal. 4 Commissioner of Labor Frank P. t, at Washington, aged 54. ...Brig.-GeA. W. Corliss, retired, at Denver, Col. 26 Leslie Carter. Chicago, railroad financier, at Chicago. Oct. 12 J. A. Scranton, Pennsylvania, at Scranton. Pa. 30 Mrs. William Astor, America's social leader, at New Y'ork. Nov. 4 T. E. Palma, first Cuban president, at Santiago, Cuba. 11 Rear Admiral J. M. Miller, governor United States naval home, at Philadelphia. Dec. 6 Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan, who commanded Raleigh at battle of Manila, died at New Rochelle, N. Y. 9 Brig.-GeHenry Jacobson, retired, died at Leavenworth, Kan., aged 71 years. 20 Maj. Orlando ,T. Smith, noted journalist, at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y". 2C Claus Spreekels, millionaire sugar king, in San Francisco, aged 80. ...Representative I)avey of Louisiana, at New Orleans, aged 55. 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Cidetv, Mant jwikfuli 1,1k, til f ( r by J t i f- .- I; H-U- t f it r ftt 2h-- G. Red-fiel- po. f J H lift, 1 22-- t je4 ffM. o rw el ba c t ttar n I Ufc k b t l gVM pit a gi it I (Ml1 til, Jan mismuu-ugeimu- Wet-mo- I'Ot t H I ti W t I H I tf tr 4 i.tt! ;s .f if to, )n.t Nr A If af k.JM Iti hlgan, 7o - Al Marianna. Not , ntlmr prtivi.nj a reawlt of trfntlc rx pbtit.n I e of dynamita I; Premature on 1anaitia tana), n( kJOrd tuir-niH- vlre-pmldr- at a Hi U ) f'J.rt. !. ot r jo.ws aan At Nr a I-- blnPita ftet a owl mna. 4! Tn-il.u- ice-p- n ,r l 7 ijr I . !..i,sk rh nl Nt frrtt Mb , a t lotrl In frriltori I. a.-,- u . fire Near Aleift Mb h , II 0.1 !.l It refuge- - i)1m In W re-- , g f tlwin. Waa i Atitx.l by fir work burning 14 on county. prcij'.e li.1t- - and In 17 In n to u Jl I "it ' d '014. !7 Wll-Ha- ? National convention at Colo..,. Thomas E. Watxon was formally notified of hia nomination for tha pred dency by the populace at Atlanta, ia. Id John Worth Keui of Indiana waa nominated for the vh epreidency by the Irno. rutic National convention, at turner. CHo. I$ Eugene W. ChftHn of Chicago waa nominated fur the presidency of the United Stale. and A. 8 Watkina of Ada. nldo, for the vh y hv the National Prohibition convention, at Ohio. 17 m. If. Taft waa formally notified of Ida nomination at Cincinnati. Ohio. IS Thoa. I.. IHftgen 0f Massachusetts, was nominated for preahlent and J. T. Grave of Georgia. for v nident. in the first national convention of the In depemleme partv at t him go 3 H hi. It. Taft elected president ad Jn. U. Sherman of the I nlted State, on the Itepnbllcnn ticket Hy nn electoral sole of &J7 defeating William Jcnnlnaa lir?an aad J. M, krra, Democratic candldatea for prcftirirat and re nperfltely . . . ban. K, Deneen re elected uovrrnvr of llllnola. TIior, . Marshall elected govrrnor ot Indiana IH OH $1J re-u- ll r. 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UuotwMi, ;j Jl- M a b I: oiaL, phf tum kOifd ftt t I ,.'bh i leh b-- a lir'UvteWf I. ftt k atd infhatlif klld i..a outit fiaiA and luimlioia of brad of altic . fVrck amt Mo t art Aog ; purn.e, W OUt b i fitr i"d ptailie , U.d Uattiagr of Chs'd at Aog ii fa d 7il pt y. At Ibiiit I br, t la , tldnrta w ben ftc l if.jrd iioiviiiii abaft diii I! and oiwH It dr'ba lit l I. I.ietil 1 l.iiia h K. kiile a ini ts rigid -aefit. , of I'Uix(o ground dating failing lff fhffid at Pott TI M forest me loan eatifftetrd at Alfalfa ult Iti cJ Jul a 1U, width be a. At J KW ug g ac. u h d "H I Ca a AH h mm t.ro i ,uj!i. 41, id b lav . o oi tf.nrna dfcittiitl aa t j la ?um at.il gotibf 'S Jt lttn.t, a.i a M n and ftbrda dr ds y 'Mil 1 ot baa tttttnlf, hi, hd ttbUf.e. ItiiWiI it pctai,ft and a ward ira plop' Hi Itat air. he), P ti. re aft ftt 3- -i ImhI!) ft A i . , ait f nadnea in Trva. lhoth I 'allot a ato N ritfaak a uue) atx tiaU. and n.u.h draiiti. itoti of and AlaJt i Hminiaiu W Ittf bama lot tan Mas II Totoadm W la , Mad.aelt I bujtUaiV al tur t IV l i pwoa Valued loam H ) P K ? fcljlfO fTOJrl4 In Ib.uH hakulft fatm ptoMty i I'iu'i a Ni iS U - I ;tl I Aiu.-- Ju orsrH U l in ftto, ., hfra Halfi 1 latu iU ( hr lw, 1 It iuo ...c dot a dec ) m hntufe)' ttsranS Srw A 1 lat-to- rs lr chan-plonfth- lp -- n. lives. Chllapa, Mexico, destroyed by earthkilled. quake4 shocks, and 5X) persons n Sir Henry Apr. as of minister Great resigned prime Britain and his resignation was accepted by the king. Jan. 6 Employers liability law held utv 13 Floods at Hunkow, China, killed 2,000 constitutional by supreme court of tha persons. United States. 19 Italian squadron prepared for demonFeb. 12 Six New racial stration in Turkish waters. autos started from Herald square. New 22 Sir Henry forYork. mer British premier, died in London. Mar. 12 Atlantic battleship fleet dropped 23 Lieut.-GeLineviteh, anchor in Magdalena bay. to Emperor Nicholas, died in St. PetersSupreme court ruled Minnesota and burg. North Carolina had no right to fi 24 The duke de Chaulnes, who married railroad rights. Miss Theodora Shonts, died suddenly in Apr. 1 Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt began Paris. for separation from husband. 26 British cruiser Gladiator collided with 14 suit Atlantic battleship fleet arrived at American liner, St. Paul, off Isle of San Diego. Cal. 28 of Notre perishing.... Half Wight, In Illinois town elections saloons woa Dame de Salette, Ontario, buried unin 66; drys in 44. 30 der landslide, being killed. 23 Illinois local option law held consti29 Three thousand Christian Armenians tutional. massacred by Kurds in Persia.... JapMay 6 Atlantic battleship fleet arrived a anese cruiser Matsushima sunk off PesSan Francisco. cadores islands by explosion which C. Wood Mae Miss lost divorca killed 250. suit against United Slates Sen. Thomas May 4 Ferry boat capsized near Bvkhoff C. Platt, case being dismissed and Mis in the government of Mohileff, drownWood jailed.... Rev. Dr. Baxter P. Fuling 120. lerton, St. Louis, elected moderator o! 6 Young Manuel formally swore allePresbyterian church of United States as king of Portugal. giance Kansas City meeting. at 21 Near Antwerp 60 persons killed in decided insane and Harry K. Thaw collision. railway to 2 Francois Coppee, noted French poet Jun. 11 Agnew-Har- t insane asylum. e track and dramatist, died. passed by New Yor legislature. 28 Fire in Kiang-L- i coal mines In China 29 bills President Roosevelt ordered roop suffocated 1,000. out against bandits on Mexican horde Jun. 2 Gen. Sir Redevers Buller, Boer in order to preserve neutrality law. war general, died in London. Jul. 7 Atlantic battlesuip fleet sailed 4 Cloudburst at Guanajuato, from San Francisco on Mex., killed 20 persons Forty ships wrecked and trip. 270 pearl fishers drowned in typhoon off Sep. 3 Col. H. M. Nevius elected comAustralian coast. mander of the Grand Army of the Re15 Fifty Japanese boats wrecked in public; Mrs. W. L. Gilman, Roxbury, storm, 350 men being drowned. Mass., elected president of Women Jul. 2 Explosion of gas in mine at Wuso-vo- . Relief Corps. 9 Orville Wright at Fort Meyer Russia, killed 200 miners. broka 5 Four hundred buildings at Port au worlds aeroplane record by remaining Prince, Hayti, destroyed by fire. in air over an hour. 10 Orville Wright Aug. 5 Said Pasha, grand vizier of Turagain broke . world key, resigned and sultan formed a new record, remaining in air 05:52."" cabinet. U Orville Wright broke worlds record, Sep. 20 Central Telephone building and remaining in air 1:10.26. brother broke postoifice at Paris. France, destroyed 21 Wilbur Wright by fire; Ioss, $5,000,000. worlds record at Le Mans, France, reOct. 5 Independence of Bulgaria 1:31:25. in proair maining claimed, severing bonds of Turkey; Nov. 10 Petition for rehearing of StanPrince Ferdinand proclaimed czar. case refused by dard Oil $29,240,000 7 Island of Crete United States circuit court of appeal pioclamcd union with Greece. at Chicago. 20 Typhoon on Chinese coast cost lives Dec. 8 Senor Don Juan Barrios, minisof 3.000 persons. ter of foreign affairs of Guatemala, susNov. 6 Japanese steamer, Taish Maru, tained serious injuries in automobile acsank in storm, 150 drowning. cident ftt Washington. S Victorien 31 Sardou, Frances most faNational Rivers and Harbors coa mous playwright, gress passed resolution, asking $500,0Gft, 13 Emperor of China died after ill0iiO bond issue for long improvements on rivness in Peking. Prime Chun made reers and harbou of the country. ... Armed fanatic terrorized Edgewater. N. gent of the einpre and Pu Wui, J., shooting aeveral. until run dowa 14 Tsze Hsi An, and shot by police and moo of citizens dowager empress of China, died suddenly in Peking and 13 Kansas supreme court decided sepi, Prince three years old, was schools fur colored children perarate missible. placed on the throne 25 Bitish steamer Sardinia burned near 15 American Tobacco Company declare Valetta, Malta, 125 persons perishing. illegal combination by United States cir30 Japanese steamers collided off Chefoo. cuit court at New York. 21 China, and 700 persons, including AmeriSeven Pittsburg counrilmen and twa cans and Europeans, drowntd. hankers arrested on graft charges. Dec. 2 Nord Alexis, president of Hayti. 23 Standard, Republic and Waters-Pier- e deiosed by people and fled Port au oil companies ousted from Missouri. Prince, his dep irture being followed by 24 Seventy more Pittsburg .councils a night of wild looting in which 12 perimplicated in graft scandal. sons were killed. Gen. Legitime pro27 Virginia City. Mom., shaken by claimed president ere earthquakes. 27 Campbell-Bannerma- York-to-Par- Campbell-Bannerma- n. p 1 ami-rac- round-the-wor- 1 - Pu-W- Pu-Y- i, three-year- |