Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-08
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26-Cyclone In Sicily; 500 killed
T-Railroad wreck Arlcux, France; Y
killed.
2s-Fire Stockton, Cal; $500, 900 loss.
29-Emile lola died. Paris.
OCTOBER.
Admiral Jouett died. Maryland.
1-Roosevelt summoned coal barons.
1-Schooner Sybil lost at sea; 100 lives.
1-Steamer Quirang lost at sea- 30 lives.
3-White House coal conference.
6-Pennsylvania militia all ordered out.
7-Ex-Congressman Grout died, Vermont.
SINNERS voted to continue idle.
9-Mine accident Black Diamond, Wash
ington; II lives.
9-Coal conference, New York.
13-Coal barons come to terms.
15-Lipton's challenge arrived.
15-Coal commission named.
15-Admiral Selfridge died. Waverley.
15-Another eruption of Soufriere.
l5-Glucose works burned. Chicago: II
16-Miners' convention called.
17-kitchener to command, India.
1S-Castro won 7-days' battle.
1s-Fire Albany, N. Y. 600 loss.
H-Coal strike declared off.
2-Denmark refuses to sell islands.
23-Coal mining resumed.
2a-Congressman Russell Of Connecticut
died.
A-Coal commission at work
25-W. Wilson, pres of Princeton.
25-Frank Norris, author. died.
%-Elizabeth Cady Stanton died. New
York.
T-Prince Alert one-half mile, 57&s
%-Volcanic eruption. Guatemala: 1000
lives.
a-British cable around world.
NOVEMBER.
2-St Pierre, Martinique, burned.
2-steamer Enero lost OF English coast;
% lives.
4-Fireworks explosion Madison Square.
New York; Is lives.
s-Bond-Hay treaty signed.
S-Judge Nathan Webb died, Maine.
10-Spanish cabinet resigned.
11-R. M. Field died. Boston.
11-Molineux acquitted, New York
13-Railroad raised wages.
14-Boiler explosion Swift's packing
house, Chicago: Is lives.
14-Roosevelt hunted bear. Mississippi
15-Shots fired at King Leopold
15-P. o. Vckery died. Maine.
l6-Armour packing plant, Sioux City.
burned: loss, $780, 200.
f-Building cup defender, Bristol.
H-Peace in Colombia.
21-Steamer sunk in Danube; 80 lives.
2-Wisconsin Central ore docks Ash.
land, Wis, burned: loss. $525, 900.
22-Herr Krupp died, Germany.
2-Riots in Havana.
25-Thos. P. Ochiltree died, Virginia.
27-Cattle embargo, New England.
2-Steamer Sylvanus ]. Macy lost, Lake
Erie; IS lives.
27-Steamer Bannockburn lost, Lake Su-
perior; 20 lives.
2s-Rev. Joseph Parker died. London.
DECEMBER.
2-Holmes for United States Supreme
court bench.
2-Message to Congress on trusts.
Administer Buck died, Japan.
6-Silvela, premier Of Spain.
6-Alice Freeman Palmer died, Paris.
7-Thos. Mast died, Ecuador.
7-Thos. B. Reed died. Washington.
S-Ultimatum to Venezuela.
9-Venezuelan ships sunk.
ICastro arrested foreigners.
9-Fire Atlanta, Ga; loss 81, 000, 900.
13-Puerto Cabello bombarded.
l3-American sheet steel plant, Canal Do
yer, Ohio, burned; loss 81 900, 000
l+Mrs U. s. Grant died. Washington.
1-Laying new Pacific cable.
20-Venezuelan ports blockaded.
2O-Humbert family, French swindlers,
arrested in Madrid.
1910, OOOO 900 fund raised by Methodists.
Rehabilitation expected, Venezuela.
2l-Wireless message, across Atlantic.
22-Dr. Temple. archbishop of Canter-
bury, died.
2a-Railroad collision Byron. CAL; 10
BINARY Hartwen Catherwood. novelist.
died. .a. r..a.
e7-Storm Copenhagen, Denmark; l2 lives
N-Railroad collision Wanstead. Ont; %
lives.
aO-Adventist printing plant, Battle Creek.
.. Mich, burned; loss, 100000.
31-Castro agrees to arbitration Hague
tribunal.