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911INBRIEF.
rhe Chief Events of a
Notable Year.
SHORT DAILY RECORD.
Contemporary history of the
World In Paragraphs.
M YEAR'S OBITUARY ROIL
Political Affaire, Aviation Flights,
Sporting and Pereonal item*— Lose
of Life and Property by Accldenta,
Shipwreck*, Sturm* and Confla
gration*—A Chronological Review.
JANUARY.
a Panama Libel Hull: The United Slate*
supreme court decided the govern-,
ment'* libel suit agnlnat the New York
World In favor of the publisher*.
4. Earthquake: 2 town* wrecked In Rus
*lan Turkestan; loan of life eatlmated
at 10,000.
ft Obituary: United Hintee Senator Ste
phen B. Klklna of Woat .Virginia died
in Washington: aged 70.
I Financial: The Cnrneglo Truat compa
ny of New York, holdlns depoelta of
nearly 19,000,000. wa* closed by the
atate banking authorities.
Aviation: Meet at Ban Francisco.
IS. Obituary: Gen. George U. Dandy, U.
S. A., retired, a veteran of the Mex
ican and civil war*. In New York city;
aged 11.
Fire: Tha chamber of commerce In Cin
cinnati deatroyed; lois 11.000,000.
U Convention: The American Clvlo fed
eration met In annual aoaalon In New
York.
(T. Fire: Femcroft Inn, at Danvera, Ma*a„
a noted hoatolry built In 1171, totally
destroyed. , *
Explosion: Accident In the flrsroom of
the baltleahlp pelawara killed I sea
men.
M, Obituary: Sir Francl* Gallon, noted
English explorer and writer, In Lon
don: aged a*.
Aviation: Sstgcne B. Ely, Curtlaa avi
ator, flew from the Ben Franclaco avi
ation field to the deck of the cruiear
Philadelphia, 11 mllee, and baok to the
starting point.
1A Obituary: l*aul Morton, flnanclar, for
merly aecretary of the navy, In New
York city; aged 64.
ft A*aa**lnatlon: David Graham Phil-
Journalist and novellat, ehot down
In Ihe atreet* of New Tork by Fits
hush Coyle Golds borough, who Imme
diately killed hlm*elf.
It Japan: Twelve Japaneee anarchlata un
der conviction for conaplracy to kill
the mikado and hia family were exe
cuted at Tokyo
Obituary: David Graham Phillips, tha
author, died from wound* received on
• the Bd; aged 44.
■l Mr Charlea Dilke, English at a teaman.
In tied d.
t Tidal Wave: A ruah of waters follow
_ lag upon the eruption of Mount Taal,
In the Phlllpplnee, deelroyed aeveral
villages along the ahorea of Lake Taal:
100 deatha reported,
ft Obituary: John Mac Whirl er, noted
British painter, la London; aaed 74.
It Aviation: J. A. McCurdy, American
aviator, flew from Key West, Fla., to
within 10 mllea of Havana, Cuba, win
ning a prise of KM from the Havana
■ Post.
PKBRUARY.
L Explosion: M killed, hundred* hurt by
dynamite at pier 7. Communlpaw, Cen
tral Railroad of Naw Jersey: damage
exceeded 41.000,000
Obituary Raar Admiral Charles t Bper
ry, commander of tha American bat
tleship fleet on It* world cruise, lIOS-'t
hi Washington: aged tt
4 Obituary: Osn. Met A. Cronje, Boar
leader In the war with England, In
.1 Jglerksdorp, Transvaal: aged 71.
ft Mexico Gen. Oroaco'a rebels beaten In
aU day battle: government troops en
tared Juares at night
FMe: Slate capltol at Jafferaon City. Mo.,
Mimed: lose li.ooo.ooo."
I. Personal: John Orahaa Hop* Iforaley
Bereaford. Lord Deciea, married Helea
Vivien Gould, daughter of Qeorge J.
Oould, In New York,
ft Obituary: Rear Admiral gtlas W. Ter
ry. U. ft N.. In Washington ;,aged 44
Political: Tha Arizona conatltution adopt
ed by popular vote,
ft Obituary: Dr. Edward O. Janew ay,
noted Niw York specialist at ■ummlt.
N. J.: aged cs.
ft Obituary: Gen. Alexander ft Webb,
whose brigade held the "bloody angle"
at Osttyaburg, at Klverdala, N. Y.;
ft Obltusry: Rear Admiral Arthur P.
Naxro. U. a N.. retired, at Jamaica
Plains. Mass.. axed Q Raar Admiral
W. ft Bogert, U. S M.. retired: aged
Political: Juares, Mexico, under martial
ft Spot-tins: C M. Daniels lowered M
meter swimming mark at Naw York
Athletic club. United Stataa won ourl-
Ing tournament, beating Canada, at
ft (porting: Sam LangfOrd whipped BUI
Lang la London,
ft Obituary: Quanah Parker, world's
richest Indian, most famous of Coman
che tribe, in Oklahoma; agad (?.£>
JKallroada: Interstate commerce conuale
aton disallowed increased freight rates;
SOO roads affected la aaat sad middle
II Political: United States senate ratified
new treaty with Japan.
ft Political: House approved fortlßcatloa
of Panama canal, appropriating 8,-
Obituary: Frederick ■ptelbagen. old
4 school novelist, la Bertla; agad tt
: gam Walter Foaa. poet and lecturer, ID
ft Political: Resolution to "elect United
Kfttatas senators by direct vote of the
"people loat in aenate by 4 votes.
ft Convention: Southern commercial ofla
ftObHuaTy: Ellen'wads Colfax, widow
Schuyler Colfax, at
tol Sr aSu
Aviation: Lieut. Hague of Hi*
omtalyTTz. "mil**,"" reoord to oate tor
ovfrsfa flight.
T. Political: I'resident Taft accepted rea
lisation of Richard A. Balllnger aa
secretary of the Interior; Walter L.
Fl»her of Chicago appointed.
Army and Navy: 11.000 United State* eol
dler*. 15 veeaels and f.OOO marlnea or
dered to the Mexican border and gull
ooeet for mimic warfare.
Obituary: Rear Admiral J. C. Fremont
U. B. N.. *on of the lata Gen. J. C.
Fremont, U. S. A., tThe Pathfinder), at
Boston; aged M.
IX. Mexico: JO federal* and 7 municipal
guard* killed In battle with rebels nsai
Artsga. i -
II Judicial: United States supreme court
affirmed constitutionality of the corpo
ration tax.
IS. Dlaaster: II killed under falling walla
In Nashville, Tenn.
Obituary: W. D. Bloxham, ex-governor
of Florlde, at Tallahassee; agad 74
Frank Work, capltallat. famous lover
of horees. who never entersd an auto
mobile. In New Tork city; agad ML
Aviation: First aero war meessge deliv
ered at Ban Antonio. Tea., by Lieut.
Ben D. Foulola, U. • A., who Sew H
miles In 41 minutes.
IT. Mexico: Insurrectos' "Decree Wo. 11"
guaranteed protection to lives aW la
tsrests of foreigners then In Msalcc
and reimbursements for losses "as
soon aa the triumph of the provisional
government will havs become recog
nised by the cspture of Mexico City."
U. l'ersonal: Col. Hoosevelt opened great
Arlxona dam bearing his name,
it. Obituary: Erneat Crofts, R A., noted
painter and keeper of Royal academy,
London; aged M.
Sporting: Teddy TetxlafT in Loxler car
established four world's records at
I.os Angeles, beating Ralph de Palma,
driving a Flat; 100 mile race finished In
1 hour 14 minutes » 1-4 seconds.
XL Battleahlp Tsxas, of Santiago bay
fams, sunk by high exploalve projec
tiles In test.
Firs: At Bsntsn. Pa., loss 2.000.000 by
the burning of a distilling plant.
Xt Obituary: Col. Charles Psreg Lincoln,
cousin of Abraham Lincoln and long
connected with federal diplomatic and
departmenUl aervlcea, at El Reno,
Okla.
Firs: Leavenworth county (Kan.) oourt
house; loss t1. 000.000
fll Aviation: Louis Brsgust carried 11 pas
■angers two miles In monoplane In
France, breaking record to date.
M. Aviation: Roger Bommer, French bl
planlat, broke Breguet'a "asrobus" rec
ord: carried 11 paaaengers.
Shipwreck: British Columbia steamer
sunk la gale off Vanoouver island; M
loat.
M. Fire Horror: 144 lost llvss In fir* at
n-9 Washington place, Nsw York.
Railroad Accidant: Atlantic Coast llns
Dixie FllSr wrecked near OoiUa, Oa.;
( killed.
Firs: Nearly 11.000,000 loaa In Minneapo
lis.
a. Obituary: Brig. Oen. Ira J. Bloomfield.
civil war hero, at Montevtata, Colo.;
aged 74. Oen. Hamilton S. Hawkins,
veteran of the civil and Spenlah-Amer-
Ican wars, st Olsn Spring*, N. Y.;
sged 71.
H. Cyclone: Pentisylvsnla and New Jer
sey swspt by devastating windstorm
sxtsndlng to North Carolina; St Law.
•rsnce. Pa,, practically daatroyad.
a. Aviation: Lieut. Erler, with passsng*r,
flaw In blplans from near Bsrlln to
Hamburg, lgl mllee. la t hours M min
utes.
■porting: C. M. Daniels s4t new world's
swimming record. 1M for M meters
In tank at Plttaburg.
n Firs: n. 000,000 loas at oapltol building.
Albany. N. Y.
Obituary: Sir Casper Pardon Clarke,
former director of Metropolitan Mu
seum of Art New York, la London;
*0 H porting: Hob Burman drove autocar
» miles In It minutes U.M ssoonds
(4104 miles sn hour, a record) at Pablo
Beach. Fla.
IL Political: Jamas Aloyslas OOorman.
suprams oourt justloa, eleoted s*as»nr
from Naw York.
■porting: Louis Die brow st Pablo Bsaoh.
Fla., msds world suto marks: It mllee.
17 minutea B.M ssoonds; IN miles, i
bouts M mlnutss 11 ssoonds; B4 mllss
(no previous time for thle straight*
away rsoordsd), I hours M mlnutss S
iifionfli
Obituary: Otto Rlngllng, strsas ataa. la
Nsw Tortt city; agsd It
APRIL.
L Obituary: Martin Gretf. lyrta poet of
modern Germany, al Kufststa. Austria-
Hungary; agsd 71
■porting: Oxford woa 4Mb annual beat
raoe from Cambridge breaking Oxford-
Cambridge regatta rscorda.
4 Personal: Carter H. Harrison stscted
mayor of Chicago for fifth time.
Political: 42d congreaa convened: Champ
Clark apeaker. Amertoaa-Japaneee
commercial treaty ratified,
ft Mine Disaster: 41 man and boys por
ta had In the Panooaat mine at Throop.
Pa.; IB llveo toet la the Baaaer nflaee,
Alabama.
Ift Shipwreck: Steamer lroqaots founder
ed off Coal Islaad. British ColamMa: »
llvss lost
Obituary: Tom L Johnson, former may
or of Cleveland. 0., noted for his fight
for 1 cent railroad farea, la Osvelaad;
aged H
11 Sporting: National aad American
league baseball seasoa opsasd
IX. Cyclone: Mlasourt. Ksnsas, Arkansas
and Oklahoma atormswspt; 4» killed,
over MO Injured; loes In tt. Louis over
92.000.000. \
Obituary: WUllsm Keith, landscsps
IMlnter, at Berkeley. CsL; aged IS.
14. Obituary: Den man Thompson, the aa
tor, at Weat Swansey, N. IL; aged g
George Cary Eggleeton. author. 111 New
York city; agad Tl.
Personal: President accepted reelgaetloa
of Or. David Jay* Mill, amkaassdsr
to Germany.
S. IMco: Tha Mb United States cavalry
ordered by presldsnt to protest Am or
■porting: P. Krtnunsl waa aatlsaal gym
i«aatiii 1 €7.19 In
Nsw York. WUllsm Qusal ran M mllss
la fl mlnutss MM sscaads la Maw
York; naw world's Indoor rssord.
14. Mexico: Rsbata repulsed fedsrals sdiT
tag to recapture Agua Prtsta. Ballets
wounded Americans Is Douglas. Arts-
IT. OsavenUoa: National SesMty of
Daughters of the Amsrtcaa Revelation
In Waablagtsn.
Shipwreck: Spanish atsamsr San Fsr
aand aank aff Flnalaurrs. Spala; a
drowned.
M. Personal: Mra. Matthew T. Beatt ef
Illinois elected preetdent geasrai ef
Natlennl D. A. R
Obituary: Raar Admiral Richard lach.
U. ft N . retired, at WasMagtaa: and
47. Harry Fenn, artist who msds first
gift book Illustrations produced in this
country, st Montclalr. N. J,; aged ft
n. Sporting: Americans lost dsddlng In
tsmntlonal chess inatoh. • gamee to 4;
British playera won Newnea cup.
XX Auto Record: Bob Burman did mils la
* « seconds, lowering own world's rec
ord. Xlt made day previous. Me also
bast Barney Oldfield a X mils rseord on
FJI hLI I I I
IH]( January ftMß> the London "battle" In which anarchists held off IJIOO policemen and soldier* before Incinerating themselves. China suffered famine
I and plagna In February. March, 20,000 troops were ordered to the Mexican border. Fighting continued in Mexico In ApriL Mar, Din* resigned
I and later F. L Madero became president King George was crowned In June. Fifty year* after Itall Bun, on July 21, blue and gray shook hand*
I on the field. August, Atwood flew from 8t Louis to New York. The Turko-Itallan war began In September. October, suit waa begun against the
rtfti trust J. P. Morgan and B. H. Gary are defendants. November saw fighting to overthrow the Chinese government December witnessed the con
taaslon* and sentences of the McNamaras, dynamiters.
M. Sportlnif: AlfrSJI" Bhrunp "or England
ran 10 mllss In 41 mlnutss 4 seconds,
boating Queal's (American) record of
M minutea M M seconds, st Mstropol-
Itnn rink. New Tork.
M. Political: Taft'a proposed Anglo-Amer
ican arbitration trssty unanimously
ratified In ths Guildhall. London.
Ml Fire: t7.405.000 loss In Bsngor, Ma; X
dead: business pert practically wlpsd
out.
MAY.
' Nsval: Ths Conqueror, England's Xth
Dreadnought, launched.
Convention: Bona of ths American Rev
olution. In Loulsvllls,
t Political: Houae of commons voted to
curtail house of lords' powers.
Obituary: John Hsnry Vandsrpoel, noted
painter and art Instructor. In Chicago;
aged 44 Sussn-P. Fowler, reformer,
obs of thb original "bloomer brigade"
orgalnand In 184, st Vlnslsnd, N. J. I
sged 17.
I Sporting: Zeus, 1-year-old, sst nsw
track record at Plmllco by running T
furlongs In lift.
Convention: National peace conference
opened at Baltimore by President Taft
T. Sporting: William Queal. American
distance runner, won world's II mile
championship In Nsw York, defeating
Tom Longboat; time 1 hour O minutea
IX 4-4 ssconds.
Obituary: Mrs. Wlnfleld Scott Hancock,
widow of the noted general, near Mem
phis, Tenn.
t China: Cabinet form of government
adopted, with Prince Chlng premier,
t England: First court In King George
V. held at Buckingham palace.
Obituary: Col. Thomas Wsntworth Hlg
ginson, author, hiatortan and soldier,
at Cambridge, Mass.; sged (7.
M Aviation DMSstsr: Llsut. a. E. M.
Kslly, UnltsS Btales signal oorps, kill
ed at San Antonio, Tax.
Mexican Revolution: Juares was sur
rendered to the Insurrectos after ssv
sral hours' lighting; loasea 110 killed.
S4 wounded: Madaro eetabltahed pro
visional capital.
It Personal: King George aad Queen
Mary opened festival of empire st
Crystal pslsce, London, their first pub
lic ceremony and first of coronation
fsstlvlllss.
14. Convention: lnternntlonal Institute of
Agriculture aeaembly In Rome.
It Standard Oil Case: United Statae su
preme court ordered dlaaolutlon of
Standard Oil company within *lx
months.
Aviation: Speed records with and with
out a passenger twice beaten In mono
plane flights at Rhslma. Henry Wey
tnann. American, flew M.I mllea an
hour and Lieut. Fequant, French, 101
mllea an hour.
It Conventions: Unllsd Confederate Vet
erans' reunion at Little Rock, Ark.
Order of the Founders snd Patriot* of
America In Philadelphia.
Fire: 11,000.000 loaa st Portlsnd. Ma
tl. Obltusry: W. B. Baker, ax-oongress
aaaa and father of rural free delivery,
at Aberdeen, Md.; aged 71.
14. Convention: General aaaembly of Proa
byterian church at Atlantic City, N. J.
It Sporting: Miss Dorothy Campbell.
American, won woman'a golf cham
plonahlp of Grset Britain.
Nnval: Great Urltaln'a first "naval" air
ahip launched.
M Obituary: Frederick P. Vinton, noted
Krtralt painter. In Boeton; aged 4t
ex loo: Peece agreement between gov
ernment and Insurrsctos slgnsd.
Aviation DUautar: Henri Maurics Bar
teaux, French mlnlater of war, killed
and A. E ft Monla. premier, hurt
when monoplane plunged Into crowd at
laay-lae-Mollneux. France.
II political: Henry L Btlmeon took oath
aa aecretary of war. euoceedlng Jacob
M. Dlcklneon. who reetgned on the lXtb.
B. New Tork Public Library: New Tork
city's IMOfcOM pubUo library dedicated
' and optnid.
PotltkMLl: HOUM of riprntnfthr— rof4
to admit Arlaona and New Mexico to
statehood
Fire: Cbeetervllle, original home of
George Wythe, signer of the Declara
tion of Independence and aald to have
been oldeet reeldence la Amotion, burn
ed at Hampton. Va.
It Convention: Congreoe on lnternntlonal
arbitration at Lake Mo bonk. N. Y.
B. Political: Porflrlo Dtax reetgned as
president of Msxloo.
Navy: Bsttlsshlp Wyoming. Inrgsst la
Unltsd Ststss navy. Isuacbsd at PhU
adelpble.
Aviation: Ueut Menard. Preach avi
ator, set mark by fiylas with paassa
gar IB Mies M I hours M mlnutss In
ytniM.
It Avtatlsa: Pierre Vedrtnss flnlshsd first
In ths Paris to Madrid raae. winning
MO.OOO In pitsss
Personal: Ex-Prssldsnt Dies left Msxloo
eecretly aad embarked at Vara Crux
for Spain
It Fire: Dreamland. Co nay island's lar
gast amussmsat park, dastrsysd; loss
M.004.050
to 8 port I ix: Martin J. Bharldan threw
dlacua HI (Ml «% incbaa. baatlas hi*
I*lo racord Marly 1 faat.
to Tha Court!: Supreme court found
American Tobacco company tullty at
violating Sherman anil-truat act and
ardarad corporation to dlaaolra unlaaa
raorianlaad
Railroad Accldaat: on tha C
a tad Q naar McCook. Nab.: M kUlad.
OMtuairi W. ft. Ollbart. dramatic au
thor and llbratUat, who wrote "Pina
fore." "Patiepaa," tha "Mikado" a»4
othar favorttaa. to Leaden; a*ad E
to ftportln* Ray Harroun won to* mile
International auto eweepotahoe at In-
AktMpotU: una I houra U-t minutes
X. Kohlaralanan. Finn la h mnner. atada
American raeard (or to alia* at Haw
Tatkl Una 1 hour to mhautee to eee
a. B port In#: Bunatar won tha EnTlah
Darby.
JUNK.
L •porting: American taana defeated
Saclleh la Oral Batch for Interna tlew
-1 polo cup at Meadow Brook. H I.
& ftportln*: H. H. Hilton at Liverpool
won tha Britlab amateur «olt cham
■liaihlti by  op and I to play at
riaatwjak.iiillial
4 fttorm: Hehry triad aad rale etorm
awapt over northern and central Ohio;
many daatha; aatlmatad loee OLtoUto
Kallroada: AWH terminal. world'.
aacond largest for uaa of aaa railroad,
opeaed In Chicago by Chicago aad
Morthwaatarn.
1 Obituary: Edward Harrlgan. famoua
old tlma actor aad playwright. la New
Tork; aged t
«. Mwfrmr wmfm l >h^
or~ BHSn rsvoti. enwrvu atexico
City, ths populace showering him with
flowers.
Earthquaks: Mexico ahaken; deatha ea
tlmated from 200 to I^oo.
Obituary: Rear Admiral E. D. Roble,
U. 8. N„ retired, veteran who waa
with Perry In Japan In UU, in Wash
ington; aged U
I. Sporting: American playera won eec
ond and declalve International polo
match at Meadow Brook, N. 1., de
feating Engllah team 4H to IH.
Obituary: Carrie Nation, temperance
champion. In Leavenworth: aged M. *
10-11. Notable electric storm on ths At
lantic coast, centering at New Tork.
■porting: Alcantara 11. won the Prix
'du Jockey Club race, known aa the
French Derby, ovar the Chantllly
course
11 Convention: International Woman Suf
frage alliance In Stockholm; Mrs. Car
rie Chapman Catt (American) re-elect
ed prealdent.
14. Flag Day: Tablet unveiled In Philadel
phia to Betay Roaa, who made firat
American flag.
It' Firs: W. 000,000 dsmags In St. Louis
manufacturing center.
Obituary: Edward Shlppen, rear admiral
U. 8. N., retired, at Chestnut Hill, Pa.;
.agad K. Prof, lllram Coraon, noted
. author and educator, at Ithaca, N. Y.;
aged M.
14. Personal: Gen. Dlax, the *elf exiled
ex-pre*ldent of Mexico, reached Spain.
IT. Sporting: Martin J. Sheridan hurled
the discus 141 feet IH inches, beating
his May record by nearly 1 feet, at
Paterson, N. J.
It Aviation Disaster: Capt. Prlncetau, M.
Le Martin and M. Lendron. French
eylatora, killed and two Injured In
Parla to London race."'
Obituary: James Proctor Knott, ex-gov
ernor of Kentucky and noted civil war
character, at Lebanon, Ky.; aged 8t
11. Personal: President and Mrs. Tatt en
tertained on allver wedding anniver
sary.
Political: United States recognised re
public of Portugal.
Tha Mains: First rsmaina recovered
from wrecked battleship.
Centennial: Hundredth anniversary of
1 cotton wssvlng at Fall River, Maaa,
I celebrated.
I M. Coronation: King George gave atate
banquet. Shakaepeare ball In Albert
hall. London.
XL The Olympic: White Btar liner reached
New York on first trip westward; tlma
I day* 14 houra 42 minutea.
M. Coronation: King George V. crowned
in Weetmlnster abbey; John Hay*
Hammond represented United State*
aa apeclal ambaaaador.
14. Obituary: Rear Admiral Charlea 8.
Norton. U. 8. N., at Weatfleid, N. J.;
agad 71.
Annlverearlea: The Society of Friends
(orthodox) commemorated Its 2th ysar
ly mestlng at Providence, R. I, Cen
tennlal of Venesueia'a Independence
celebrated.
Coronation: Impoetng International aa.
val review la honor of the king at
Portsmouth.
Explosion: 17 klllsd by a boiler explo
elon on the Mississippi stssmer St. Jo
seph at Berkley Landing, Mo.
S. Sporting: Grand Prix de Parla won
by Marquis da Ganay's As d'Attout
XI Obituary: Paul da Longpre, noted
painter of flowers, at Hollywood, CaL;
agsd M.
Naval: Ruaela'a first Drsadnought, ths
Bevsstopol, Isuncbsd.
M. Sporting: Harry Vardon won English
opsn golf championship at Sandwich,
England.
JULY.
L Hsat Wave i Beginning of a spell of
Intenss hsat throughout the norths! a
aad sastsrn states.
Firs: Business part at Wsst Balam, Wis.;
loss |60Q,000.
Obituary: Eugans P. Ware, soldlsr aad
post at Colorado ■prlaga; aged Tt
ft Heat Wave: Thermometer Ml la Mew
York, Ml la Topekn; hottest July 4th
known In Mow York,
ft Hsat: Fifth day of dsadly hsat wave
In eeat aad middle west
Osnvsntlon: Christian Bndeavorers at
Atlantic City, N. J.
I Political; United Statea, Great Britain,
Japan aad Roasla slgnsd treaty for
preservation of the fur seal.
Obituary: Oen. Clement A. Evans, sx
sommandsr United Confederate Vet
erans, st Atlaata, Oa.; aged TT.
■hlpwreek: The Padfio Coast Uasr Baa
ta Roaa strand ad near Point ArgueMo,
CeL; meet,
ft Personal: King George ▼. and Queen
Mary welcomed oa first vtalt to Dublin
ML CoaventtsaeT Elks grand lodgs at At
lantis aty, M. J. National Edooatloo
al association la San Fraaclaeo.
IL Train Wreck: Federal oapreeo. Wash
ington to Boeton. creahad down em
bankment at Bridgeport Conn, if U
killed. M hurt.
Convention: Myatle Shrinere In Wpeine
tor. N. Y.
Fire: Ossoda aad Auaable, Mich., prac
tically destroyed
Aviation: Harry M. Atwood reached
Washington, having down from Boe
ton. Ml mllea. winning a Mew York
Tlmee trophy end establishing a long
distance American record.
It Fire: South Watsrboro, Ma. harmed;
Ift PeracaalMEdward. eldeet eon ef King
George V.. installed aa Prises of
Walea Tablst to "Foundsr" William
P*na unvslled la Church of All Hal-
H NavalVnlat crulssr for Cblaa's «ad
*■ hilled B St
■yksevlll*. Pa.
It Aviation: Ollaalagars. Belglaa aviator,
aiade a world's record of aa ualnter
rupted flight of Ml mllee at Brussels:
prsslsss record heM by Tabu tea u. Ml
rati mi
A Convention: InternaUonal Order ef
Good Templars In Philadelphia.
Kaval: Ths annual naval war g»»~t be
gan off the New England coast
Xt Obituary: Charles Walter Btsteon.
aotsd artist In Rotas: aged n.
Annlvsrsnry: IMb aaaiversary of am
Bull Kan battle oeiebraled at Manas
•Me Va.
Aviation: Marsel Loridaa Ww m\
miles, remaining aloft I hours m mln
ntse. then a distance and duration
m Political: aenate passed Canadian ree-
Iproclty but U to IT.
M Heal: Mast npprssslvs la Paris la S
ysan; thermomsUr regMlwed Ml la'
Berlin.
Conflagration: Flree la the Stamhonl
dtptrict of OtifinTlTiniJs ssnaad a Urn*
orisii uw.OOV peopta home
led.
M. Obituary: W. E. M. Hlcki, lut aur
vlvor of Seminole war, at Flint, Tenn. ;
aged tl.
H. Political: PrMldent Ilcnad bill (or rec
iprocity with Canada.
Aviation: Andre Beaumont won HO,OOO
prize for circuit of Great Britain raoe
of 1,010 mile*; Vedrlne, second.
■torm: Typhoon and tidal ware de
stroyed 11.000 houaea and (00 Uvea In
Japan.
11. Haiti: Revolutlonlata In possession of
all cities on Island but the capital;
United States warships ordered to pa
trol coaat.
Aviation: Bt. Croix Johnstone stayed in
air 4 hours 1 minute and a fraction,
breaking American record to date.
Obituary} Edward M. Bhepard, noted
H lawyer and Democratic leader, at Lake
George, N. Y.; aged jl
21 Railroad Accident: U killed and 10 in
jured on the Bangor and Aroostook,
near Grindstone, Me.
AUGUST.
t Obituary: Edwin A. Abbey, American
decorative artlfct. in London; aged 69
I Convention: International permanent
bureau of peace opened at Berne, Swit
zerland. Knights of Columbus In De
troit.
I. Political: Anglo-American and Fran
co-American arbitration treaties signed
by President Taft
4. Personal: Admiral Helhachlro Togo,
who led Japan's victorious fleet In the
Russo-Japanese war, landed at New
York.
Flood: Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma;
damage estimate exceeded t1,000,000.
6. Personal: Admiral Togo, guest of hon
or at White House dinner.
7. Sporting: Bob Burman made auto rec
ord for a mile on a half mile track,
time 1 minute t seconds, at Bcranton,
Pa.
Obituary: Elizabeth Akers Allen, the
poet, author of "Rock Me to Sleep,
Mother." at Tuckahoe, N. Y.; aged 79.
Joseph Parry, Utah pioneer, "the fa
ther of Irrigation," at Ogden, Utah:
aged 86.
I. Personal: Admiral Togo visited oon
gress, both houses taking recess to re
ceive him.
Obituary: United Btates Senator William
Pierce Frye of Maine, in Lewlston,
Me.; aged 79. John W. Gates, the
financier, In Paris; aged 66.
Personal: John G. A. Lelshman appoint
ed American ambassador at Berlin to
succeed Dr. Hill, resigned.
■9. Shipwreck: French steamer Emir
foundered off Tarlfa, Spain; 86 lives
lost.
Obituary: Gen. George W. Gordon, com
mander In chifef of the United Confed
erate Veterans, In Memphis. Tenn.;
aged 75. Capt. George E. Bartlett,
world famous rifle expert, in Los An
geles; aged 61
Aviation: Jules Vedrlnes flew 490 miles,
breaking single long distance flight
record to date, at Paris.
10. Political: The British house of lords
pissed the famous "veto bill," virtual
ly surrendering to the house of oom
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tl.  bituary: Gen. A. B. Nettleton, civil
r.>ur veteran and Journalist, In Chlca
* •; aged 71. „ ,
Sporting: Uhlan trotted halt a mile to
wagon In 66* seconds at Cleveland,
breaking the world's record of 1 min
ute, made by Major Delmar In 1901
II Obituary: Josef Israels, noted Dutch
artist, at The Hague; aged 86.
Anniversary: Bennington. Jit, celebrat
ed Its formation as a town 1M years
ago.
Aviation i International meat at Chloago.
11 Obituary! Mai. Henry Read Rath bone,
a military aid to Llnooln, who grappled
With Booth, the president's assassin,
when latter had fired his fatal bullet,
la Hanover, Germany; aged 71
Aviation: Harry N. At wood reached Chi
cago from St. Louis, « miles, with
two stops; time 6 hours 41 minutes.
Convention: International Typographical
union met In Ban Francisco.
* Aviation Disasters: W. R. Badger of
Pittsburgh and It. Croix Johnstone of
Chicago killed at Chicago meet.
11 Obituary: Albert Gamier, French bo
llard champion, la Paris.
11 Political: Senate passed resolution to
admit Arizona and New Mexico Into
the Union,
U Aviation: W. C. Beatty In Wright bi
plane beat world's record for duration
while carrying a passenger at Interna
tional meet In Chloago; tlms ( hours
M minutes,
a. Convention: G. A. R. national eoaanp
ment at Rochester.
Obituary: Gamaliel Bradford, reformer
and political economist, at Wallsslsy,
Mui.; tftd io.
A Aviation: Atwood completed US mile
aeroplane trip from St. Louis to New
Tork, lahdlng at Governors Island aft
er 8 hour* II minutes' actual flying.
Railroad Accident: 80 persons died as
rsealt of wreck on Loblgh Valley rail
road at Mancheeter. N. Y. -
M. Personal: Judge Harvey M. Trimble
of Illinois elected commander to chief
•f the O. A. R
Aviation: M. Helles. French aviator,
hroka the record for a single long dis
tance flight by covering 741 miles In U
hours at Mourmelon. France.
Disaster; Panic at moving picture show
oost M tivee at Caaaotasburg, Pa.
a. Storm: u deaths, t1.000.0c0 damags to
property In Qharleoton, a C.
A Obituary: Mtsr R Swosney. test SOT-
Ivor of Twasd machine, to Now Tork.
W. H. O alia way, artist and illustrator.
M West port. Coo*, i aged 41
Convention: The Union Veteran adoa
mot at Pittsburgh.
SEPTEMBER.
L Obituary: Oen. Beu* «Ua H. Gllsreea.
noted Vadml cavatfy raider In the
ctvll war. at Omeaa. Mich.; aged S.
I China Flood: Food rtota la China doe
to flood, which drowned 100,000 people
and destroyed crops.
1 Obituary: Katharine Cecil Thuretoa,
English author, at Cork. Intend.
Swimming Feat: William Burgees, an
Englishman, swam the English chan
nel from South Foreland. England, to
Capo Gris-Nea, Franca, nearly a
miles. In M hours. •
1 Obituary: Or. Thomas Dwight. dlstln
-1 ctdahed anatomist, suoesssor at Har
vard to the late Otlver Wendell Holme*.
"HearT*aar Seattle. Jr.. at
Ho«m» found
lUlTidHty and Writer at newpon, n. JL;
aged 60.
11 Convention: Governors'conference met
at Spring Lake. N. J.
Financial Troubles: Van Schalck A Co.,
noted New York stock brokers, failed,
owing 13,600,000.
14. Russia: Premier Stolypln of Russia
■hot at Kiev by an assassin.
15. Obituary: Joel Benton, author, poet
and critic, at Poughkeepsle; aged 80. .
Personal: President Taft set out from
Boston on his trip through 24 states.
Convention: The Society of the Army of
the Potomac met In annual reunion at
Providence.
11 Obituary: Edward Whymper, artist,
author and explorer, noted as an Al
pine climber, at Chamonlx, France;
aged 7L
Sporting: Harold H. Hilton, amateur
golf champion of Great Britain, won
the American title by defeating Its
holder. Frederick HerreshoflT, at Rye,
N. Y.
Auto Accident: 11 spectators of an auto
race at Syracuse killed and 12 seriously
Injured.
17. Obituary: Col. J. J. McCook, last of
the "fighting McCooks" of Ohio, at
Seabrlght. N. J.; aged 67.
18. Russia: Premier Stolypln of Russia,
who was shot by an assassin on ths
14th, died of his wounds.
Conventions: International Municipal
congress and exposition opened in
Chicago. International Good Roads
congress and exposition met in Chi
cago.
20. Obituary: Sir Robert Hart, distin
guished In the Chinese customs serv
ice, In London: ased 76.
Ship Disaster: 14 killed by the explosion
of a gun on the French armored cruis
er Glolre at. Toulon.
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a Aviation: H. Mathieu soond tin no
ord height with ptmmtr of «,000 foe
•t Issy-les-Moullneaux, Francs.
A, Obituary: Charles Battell Loomls, ha
morous author and lecturer, at Hart
ford. Conn.; aced iO.
k Italy: Italy called 112.000 reaerTe sol
dlers Into field to Invade Tripoli.
s.'Russia:. Bogroff, who shot Premlei
Stolypln of Russia fatally on the 14tl
Inst., hanged for the murder at Kiev.
Convention: Conservation "congress me
at Kansas City.
Bhlp Disaster: French battleship Llberti
destroyed at Toulon by expldtMn ol
magazines; 236 killed and >8 Injured.
26t Obituary: Oen. C. F. Manderson. dvi
war veteran and ex-United States sen
ator. at sea'; aged 74. A. K. Loring
the well known Boston publisher, h
Boston; aged 78.
Sporting: Philadelphia Athletics won th
American leaeue pennant by defeatlni
Detroit. U to 6. at. Philadelphia,
a Political: Jtaly declared war on Turkey
3D. Flood Disaster: Austin. Pa., destroyed
by fli.od due to a broken mill dam; 7!
killed. 6 missing.
Aviation: Cnunwell Dixon, American
aviator, fi«-w over the Kocky moun
tains. starting from Helena, Mont,
winning a *IO.OOO prize for the feat.
OCTOBER.
1. Political: Monarchist uprising In Por
tugal. Francisco I. Madero elected
president Of Mexico.*
2. Obituary: Rear Admiral Wlnfleld Bootl
Schley. U. S. N., retired, hero of th«
Arctic and of the naval battle of San
tiago. In New Tork; aged 72.
Aviation Disaster: Cromwell Dixon, first
to fly over the Rockies, klll«l_in flight
at Spokana, Wash.
1 Italy-Tripoli: Tripoli bombarded by
Italian warships.
4. Italy-Tripoli;. Italians from the war
fleet in the harbor of Tripoli landed
and hoisted the Italian flag.
• Sporting: The New Tork baseball club
won the Natlonaf league pennant, de
feating Brooklyn 2 to 0.
6. Sporting: The Harmsworth cup won
by Dixie, IV. In a motorboat race at
Huntington bay, Long Island.
Aviation: Six balloons—3 American, 2
German and I French—started from
Kansas City to race for the James
Gordon Bennett trophy.
T. Aviation: Lieut. Hans Oerlcke, piloting
the German balloon Berlin 11., won
the Bennett trophy by covering 469
miles, Kansas City to Ladyimlth,. Wis.
». Obituary: Gen. Charette of the French
army, former Papal Zouave and noted
In the Franco-Prussian war, at Nantee,
France; aged 79. Hesba Stretton, Eng
lish novelist, In London; aged 70. °
10. Convention: Bociety of the Army of
the Tennessee met at Council Bluffs, la.
U. Political: Anti-Manchu revolt broke
out In China.
Aviation: C. P. Rodgers, who.left New
York Sept. 18 to fly to the Paclflo,
reached Kansas City, having covered
1.483 miles, a cross country record.
12. Sporting: De Oro won the three cush
ion carrom championship, beating
John Daly, In New Tork; final score
160 to 146.
Convention: National farmers' congress
met at Columbus, O. First session of
the American Indian association at Co
lumbus, O.
Anniversary: 200 th anniversary of the
birth of Dr. Henry M. Muhlenberg,
German American church pioneer, cel
ebrated at Allentown.
13. Personal: The Duke of Connaught in
stalled as governor general of Canada
at Quebec.
14. Obituary: Associate Justice John M.
Harlan of the United States supreme
court died In Washington; aged 78.
15. Railroad Accident: 8 killed In a head
on collision on the Missouri Pacific rail
road near Fort Crook, Neb.
17. Obituary: R. K. Munklttrlck, humor
„ ous poet, in Stamford, Conn.; aged 59.
18. Convention: The Military Order of the
Loyal Legion met in Philadelphia.
13. Convention: National Woman's Suf
frage association met In Louisville.
Aviation Disaster: Eugene B. Ely, noted
airman, killed at Macon, Ga.
24. Obituary: Ida Lewis Wilson, lighthouse
heroine, at Newport R. I.; aged 72.
26. China: The national assembly de
manded reforms by the imperial gov
ernment.
a Sporting: Philadelphia Athletics (Amer
ican league) won the world's baseball
Cbamnionshia Jty defealins. New York
11 score 13 to lll»IIWil»J o,
retired, a civil in WasV .
'I lngton; aged 66. - . , 'iWtfQm
a Obituary: Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor .'4
of the New Tork World, at CfaarMaMa,
a C.; aged 64. i W
■porting: Matt McGrath threw the ham-) ;
mer 187 feet 4 Inches In New Tork.) -,S
breaking John Flanagan's record by 3j
' a China: The throne yielded to the na-j
tlonal assembly's demand for const!ttt-|
t tlonal government. t l"p
NOVEMBER. } j
. -1 Perianal: President Tart arrived Ur ....
Washington at the close of his western
, trip.
Shipwreck: French steamer Dlolobah v
wrecked off Canary Islands; 34 drown
ed •
1 Obituary: Kyrle Bellew, the actor, at 1
Salt Lake City; aged M. :
. Naval Review: Fleet of over 140 battle
ships, cruisers and auxiliary vessel*
reviewed by President Taft at New
Tork.,
4 Football: Princeton defeated Harvard,
8 to 6, at Princeton. Minnesota de
feated Chicago, 30 to 0. at Chicago.
Carlisle Indians beat Pennsylvania. 11
to o.' at Philadelphia. Syracuse and
Michigan tied, 6 to 6, at Ann Arbor,
fc. Aviation: C. P.'Rodgers,. the aviator,
landed at Pasadena, Cal., making a
world's record of 8,220 mllee; he left
New York city Sept. 17 on the Atlantld
to Paclflc prize flight.
1 Political: Madero waa Inaugurated.
president of Mexico. k
8. Political: Hon. A. J. Balfour resigned
, as leader of the British Conservative*.
Obituary- W. Clark Russell, author of
sea stories. In London; fcged 17.
t. Howard Pyle, artist and author. In
Florence, Italy; aged 68.
11. Cyclone: Wisconsin and Illinois swept
by an electric and wind storm; 11 dead
In Rock county. Wis.
Football: Carlisle Indians beat Harvard,
18 to 15, at Cambridge. Michigan lost
to Cornell, 6 to 0, at Ithaca.
12. Cold Wave: The temperature fell rap-
Idly from the Rockies to the Atlantlo
coast.
Obituary: John L: Cam cross, noted old
time minstrel, In aged 77.
a Convention: American Federation of
Labor at Atlanta.
16. Fire: At Ogden. Utah; the Ecelee
building wrecked; loss 1760,000.
China: Yuan Shlh Kal assumed the reins
as premier.
Convention: National Good Roads asso
ciation In Chicago. ,
16. Shipwreck: Norwegian ship Antigna
wrecked at the mouth of the St Law
rence: 16 sailors lost.
18. Naval: England launched her 21st
Dread nought, Centurion.
Shipwreck: Russian steamer Hermann
Lerche, In the North sea; 26 drowned.
Mining Disaster: 13 operatives and 6 sur
veyors killed In an explosion In the
Bottom Creek mine at Vivian, W. Va.
Football: Princeton. «; Tale, 3, at l*ew
Haven. Harvard, 6; Dartmouth, 1, at
Cambridge. Chicago, 6; Cornell, 0, at
Chicago. Michigan, 11; Pennsylvania,
9. at Ann Arbor. Minnesota, 6; Wis
consin. 6, at Madison.
19. Wireless Telegraphy: A wireless mes
sage was transmitted from Coltano,
Italy, to Glace Bay, Nova Bcotla, 4,000
miles. •* - ,
20. Convention: American good roads con
gress In Richmond, Va.
23. Railroad Accident: Train on the state
railway plunged Into the river Thouet
at Montreull-Bellay, France; about 100
passengers killed or seriously Injured.
24. Obituary: Marquis Jutaro Komura,
Japanese statesman and diplomat. In
Tokyo: aged 66.
26. Football: Yale and Harvard tied at
Cambridge, 0 to 0. Navy beat Army, 3
to 0, at Philadelphia. Minnesota de
feated Illinois, 11 to 0, at Champaign,
111. Chicago beat Wisconsin, 6to 0, at
Chicago.
a Football: Pennsylvania outplayed Cor
nell, il to 9. at Philadelphia. Carlisle
Indians defeated Brown, 12 to 6, at
Providence.
DECEMBER. '
L Obituary: Charles S. Francis, joumaj- ,
Ist and diplomat. In Troy, N. T-; aged
68.
Persia: Russia ordered an army advano*
upon Teheran.
4. Persia: The national council appealed
to the United States for aid agalns
Russia.
Political: 62d congress opened first reg
ular session.
6. Los Angeles Dynamiting: The McNa
mara brothers sentenced to Imprison
ment for the explosions at the Times
building and the Llewellyn Iron works.
National Red Cross soblety in Washing
ton. Irrigation congress In Chicago.
7. Shipwreck: Belgian steamer Van Dyok
wrecked off the Cornish coast; 14 sail
ors drowned.
8. The Maine Wreck: Naval investigating
board reported: "The Injuries to the
bottom of the Maine were caused by
the explosion of a charge of a low form
of explosive exterior to the ship."
11 Personal: Indian coronation durbar
held at Delhi.
14. Convention: International Civil Serv
ice Reform league In Philadelphia.
16. Political: The fur seal treaty between
the United 'States, Russia, Japan and
Great Britain went Into effect.
26. Sporting: Indoor tournament for ama
teur national athletic championship
opened In New Tork.
XI. Conventions: Association For the Ad
vancement of Science In Washington.
H!storlc|l association and Political
Science association In Buffalo. Ameri
can Chemical society In Washington.
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