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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13

il T. 16-Centennialf ami
versary. q admission OF Ohio into union
A-Gen 4Gordon reelected commander IN
chief at confederate reunion in New Or
Jun. e11-Ladyes Henry Somerset areelected
pres. Worlds Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union. at Geneva, Switzerland
w 1;;.t.. 5o oa beomm1stee Of congregation-
Brethren Of Pittsburg agree on plan for
union of churches. :
6-.Nat Educational assn. in convention at
o. Rev Francis E. Clark, b. D., ofSY. p 81
&C. E. in Denver. I'll EE5 @s.E# ~
Aug 4satholic Total Abstinence union in
mar: conventfonin Pittsburg.. Nat Assn
Of Photographers in convention at In
dianapolis.
7-Nat. ASSN Of Postma sters meet in Bos-
ton. elect r. B. Dickinson DetroiD pres
1-W. s. Stone Ia.) elected grand chief of
Locomotive Engineers.
15-Jos. Pulitzer donates $4,000. 900 to found
g scho 'l Of journalism in connection with
19~Booker 7 Washington reelected pres.
Nat Negro Business Mems league. at
eo-Gen. John G. Black ull)Selected COM
mander-in-chief by G. A. r. encamp-
ment at San Francisco.
E21ZIrans, Mississippi congress, atsseattle,
f favor sta ,ehs;9 for Okla and
closer trade relations with Canada -
|31-Veterans of Philippine war in 4th an
nual convention in st. Paul, Mimi
Sep. Flint. dept .sannounces 763, 500 acres
of former Chippewa reservation viii be
opened. 10 ##E DILL ####{
1S-Senator Clark (Mont) elected pres. nat.
irrigation congress, at Ogden, Utah.
22-Gen. M. A. Raney ua) elected COM
handing general of patriarchs militant of
Sovereign Grand lodge l.. 0. o. F., at
Baltimore y-eer *r..,sass.
25-Harvie Jordan (Ga) elected pres
Farmers Nat. congress, at Niagara Falls
n. I. = &$# ,5..z .E-sas I : r. f4iAs
Chicago inaugurates centennial cele-
bration CONNIE Grating erection of first
building on present city site.
Oct. 2-Honorable Artillery, OF London, en-
tertained by Ancient and Honorable Ar
tillery. of Boston,
6-Prof. 8. H; Langley's flying machine
wrecked in Potomac, at Whitewater Va.
League of American Municipalities in
convention at Baltimore.
12-Union Veterans union meets in Louis
willie. sa@ 4asssss Sass III sssssss ~
15-Former Lieut.. Gov. J. H. Tillman &C.
quilted at Lexington, s. c.. of numbering
Editor n G. Gonzales. Gen. Greenville
M. Dodge IN. Y) reelected pres. Society
Army Of Tennessee && s hi Y
DR.. August Grsth sails airshipstwo hrs
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13

nile Steers fnegress), near Shreveport,
La; charged with poisoning girl.
u-Unknown negro at Alto, Tex; for abu0-
Aug. John Millikln NEGRO preacher) and
John Hunter, his son-in-laH, killed by
whitecappers at Lewisburg,. Tenn:
VIM. Garrett (negro) drowned while be-
ing pursued by armed men OF Bartholo-
new county, Ind. 3
5-Wm Hamilton wealthy farmer), at
Asotip, Wash; for murder of Mabel
Richards
s-Amos Jones tnesro), at Hattiesburg,
Miss: for shooting Jailer N. NJ: Sexton. .
2Q-Negro who murdered Mary Jenkins at
Halifax, N. S.
Tex; charged with attempted assault.
- Six men found guilty Of taking part IN
race riots at Danville. III; sentence inn
poses both fine and Imprisonment.
Sep. 6-Twelve more convicted of compile
ity in Danville Qll) race riots.
15-William Williams negro). at Center
vile, Miss; for shooting Jas. German ;,
19-Negroes take another negro charged
with criminal assault from jail and lynch
him. 81
Oct. 1-Walter Davis (coloredl, at Marshall.
Tex; murder OF Constable Haye ssoa.
Ark; for wounding officer.
14--Walter jackson convicted murderer Of
6-yr.-old Fannie BucD, taken from jail
1s--Thos. Hall (negro). at .Wickliffe, Ky.:
charged with shooting white boy.
sz7-Wm. McAdpin, IN Smith county, Miss:
for woundinE farmer.
Nov. 2-Jos. Craddock (negro), at Shreve-
port; murder. ssase-,,4,.-
3-Frank Anderson (white) and Henry
Johnson (negro) killed during race riot
6-sam Adams 1negro1 at Pass Christian.
Miss; assaulting wife OF prominent citi-
zen.
29-John Fogle (negro). near ST George, 8.
C.; for assaulting white woman.
30-Phil Davis Walter Carter and Clint
Thomas (negroes), near Belcher, La; for
shooting Robert .Adger.s / III ~
Dec. 1Lewis jackson (coloredg near Tam
pa, Fla; attempted assault.
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sustained by evidence: blames Philip
!. Dnhliu hut holds IRmuel T. Ouifxo. fn ia

Doblin, but holds Lemuel e. Quigg to be
not involved.
6Nayal Constructor Richard T, Hobson's
resignation accepted.
15-Pres. Signs bill establishing department
| of commerce. also general army staff
1S-Associate Justice Shiras Of U. s. SUI
preme court resigns e. 3 - q
&C. w. Fulton (Ore.) elected to U. S.
Mar. 2-Delaware's long senatorial fight
ended by election of J. FrankAlee to long
term and Louis H. Ball to short term. ..
Pres. calls extra session of senate to meet
Mar. s.
1.-The f57th congress sadjourns sine die:
Senator Allison states appropriations ag-
gregated 81 564, l0,514 - fgggs4,s ~
-U. 8. senate In extra session; Pres:
customs Mt Charleston, S. c. tsM
l9-U. s. senate ratifies Cuban reciprocity
treaty 50 to Is and adjourns.
sl-Pres. Roosevelt leaves Washington on
western trip covering M.dO m and e
Apr 7-Carter II. Harrison reelected mayor
1slstephen II. Mallory (Fla.3 elected to U.
31Upon attempt of5speaker John II. Miller
of Ill. legislature to force passage Of
Indy bill by gavel rule. the vast MAORI
sty of the house insists upon roll call,
drives speaker from house, and proceeds
to pass Mueller BILL IS - -.
A@Postmaster Gen. Payne removes Jas
N. Tyner. asst. atty. gen., from P. o. de-
s-Lleut. Gov. Lee (Mo.) resigns a. result
Of bribery disclosures in legislature.
Gen. Miles report on Philippines made
public. citing cases on part OF *Ameracans
troops.
May Gen Luke E. Wright vice gov. of
Philippines arrives in Manila.
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.s@ q sEsSAIs y lying diary. aSsss5i ~
Aug. NAVAL war game begins or Maine
s--Lieut Gen. Nelson A. Miles retires from
actve service. and is succeeded by Cen.
a,-Pres. Roosevelt defines ATTITUDE toward
labor question, saying: there Is no OBJ
lection to the employees Of the govern
ment printing office constituting them
selves into union If they so DESIRE but
no rules or resolutions Of that union can
pc permitted to override the laws Of the
United States, which It Is my sworn duty
70 enforce State Senator VIM p. Sui
Ivan (Mo.) convicted at Jefferson City
OF soliciting bride for votes. .Battleship
missouri launched at Baltimore. Nd:
Sep. III. 8. cruisers Brooklyn and San
francisco arrive at Beirut.
Oct. 17-American Alaskan claims
granted In all particulars save the
Portland canal, which IL awarded
.:..Jury In postal fraud scandal at Gin
clnnatl disagrees as to charges against
.e p v: Miller and J N. Jones:
mand Of dept of east. E II
a-sanford +. Dole, gov. OF Hawaii. ap-
pointed Judge of U: s. district court Of ter
ritory, and Geo. r. Carter succeeds to
gOvernorship. .sss5
Nov. Geo. B. Mcclellan elected mayor
Of New York by g., GIT plurality .Guber-
national elections: Myron 7; Herrick
s9 e2 Md a RaS5ss E cow Gavin Mzn
Mass.). 1884 Albert B. Cummins rep,
Ia), 5000; Gov. Beckham dem. Ky),
about 80, 600: ]. X. Vardman (dem.. Miss.),
without opposition. Republicans sue
cessful in minor elections IN Pa. N. J.,
Neb., and Col, and the democrats in Va.
eConEress (58th) assemblies in extraor-
olnary session; Joseph G. Cannon (Ill)
elected speaker of house. as'
6-u. 8. Senator tDeidrich (Neb.) indicted
by federal grand jury in Omaha on charge
OF accepting bride for appointment OF
postmaster asa *5=se - s 20
l$-John P. Dolan, chairman dem. city CEN
fTal committee Of St Louis sentenced to s
l9-House of representatives votes (S35 to
- to gives effect to Cuban reciprocity
treaty. yEs ...545I
I'D. V. Miller and Joseph NJ. Johns ac-
quilted at Cincinnati Of bribing in con-
nection with post office scandals.
N--Grover Cleveland announces unconGi-
tfonally and irrevocably that he will not
- Be presidential candidate.
B-Final report on postal frauds made
: public with memorandum signed by Pres
Roosevelt denouncing official corruption
K. Salisbury makes sensational
bribery charges against various public
and private individuals.
Dec. Irregular session of 58th congress
h opens in Washington; presidents mes
sage read. Gen. Leonard Wood nom
mated to be maj. gen.
rated. .. s,,.z., F. - -
12-Rep. nat committee decides next con-
syention will be held in Chicago on June
14-Rev. Edward Everett Hale (Boston) Sc
lected as chaplain of q. S. senate
l6-u. s. senate passes Cuban reciprocity
bill, 81 to 49, F55EF
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Grimes

Jan. s-Emn Johnson kills Miss Benna
I Benson and self at Virginia MINI; she
refused to marry him.. VIM. B. Chic. of
Toledo. kills wife and self; domestic trou
1o-Mrs. Amelia Roller. of Palmyra, Wis,
hangs her two children and self.
SJohn y, Fiddler kills wife and self a.
Marionville, Pa.
s1.chas. Rowe, while insane. kills wits.
8 children and self: at Woods. Tex.
Feb; 5ZJohn Stark kills wife and self, at
| z-Edward L. Burdick, of Buffalo.N. Y.
I found dead in his home with head
Mar; 12-Adolph Krauss kills wife and 6
tempts suicide. !. Bandits attack stage
I. driver and passengers Near Orange
Springs. Va, Skilled in fight between rival
turpentine camps.
daughter and self, al Cuyayoga, n. Y.
| 30-Jas.@Howard sent enced to life imprison-
ment at Frankfort, KY, for murder of
May Jas B. Marcum assassinated at
Jackson, KY, as result of Hargis-C ockrill
2oEH. S. Biggs, EdsBell and Deputy Sheriff
r. G. Mcmahon killed in street fight in
+ Sanderson, Tex
Jun. 4-cowboys KIN E. NJ Berry ands sons
so-R. M. Love. Tex. state Comptroller
killed at AUSTIN by discharged employe
who was wounded In subsequent struggle
| Il
Jul 'ls-Alfred A. Knapp sentenced to be
| electrocuted, at Hamilton. O. n
Aug. Three deputies killed by escaped
eonvicts from Folsom (Cal.) prison, in
EidoradO county, 2
s,S's a winfs{a, Kan, Killing and then
1-Curtis Jet ana Thos. White found
/ guilty of assassinating Jas. B. Marcum
| and punishment fixed at life imprison-
ment. &
17..Desperates negro in Randolph county.
Wate"meions.
| 29-Two men killed and two wounded at
Chicago City Railway Co.'s barns by 3
| masked men who escaped with $30 Co.,.
Caleb Powers sentenced to death for COM
plicity-in assassin tiens Of VIM. Goehel
Sep. 7-Three men killed In battle at;eamp
meeting at Victory, Ky.
l22-Curtis Jett found guilty by jury at
+ Cynthiana. Ky,3of murder of Town Mar
s1al Thos. Cockreil; death penalty i'm
posed.
Oct 412-Seyen Indians killed in, quarrel,
after drinking bout on Blackfoot reserva-
ton in Montana
Noy. I3-Insane negro kills Andrew ~ G.
Green, father of Greater New York" .
splices of Gus Marx in Chicago Car barn
robbery and murder. captured by police
and farmers near Tolleston, Ind, after
stealing locomotive, killing brakeman
and fatally shooting Detective ,. r. Dris-
coll. ~ ss# s5s&ss
his fancee, then commits suicide at
- wedding feast in Camden, N. J. .-"~
2o-Roscoe ". Derby, at Cleveland, o.,
kills wife. his children and self.
N-Jos. Phillips, at Hollowvile, n. T.,
NJ killed hiss3 children and self; poverty.
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at San Francisco, directing machine ct

at San francisco. directing machine ct
will
25Pan-American conference of bishops
urges union OF Episcopal, Presbyterian
sssand Methodist churches.
Nov 13-W. C. r. q. In 3oth annual conven-
ton at Cincinnati.
Grange, Patrons ct Husbandry, IN
session at Rochester, N. Y, favor Wom-
an suffrage.
24-At Savannah, Ga, Ed. j.. Frank and
1. VIM. ,McRee. fined for peonage.
Dec. 1AReceivers TOT. properly of John AL
exander Dowie at Zion City, ILL.,, appoint
IS edeon petition of creditors. .,r-5s.s.s.-
3-Rutger's college at New Brunswick. N.
j., suspends % sophomores for hazing.
Dec S-Receivership at Zion City, H., dis
solved and control restored to Dr. Dowie.
1S-Fiying machine built by Orviile and
Wilbur Wright, OF Dayton O., travels
m. against N-m. wind.
j. J. Brennan sentenced to
l yr.- in house OF correction for election
frauds.
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B1ssiiness Failures

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Jan. 5Rockwell, Tex. E. W. Hardin &
]! Co.'S private bank. @ -
I 11-Toronto, Kan. State bank. "
&RR nrfag Nf6 o;,1 S.ase b Fn1d Co.
Feb. .1s-Nashvalle, Ark. Howard County
| bank. ~
& Co., silk merchants; s1,960.tO0
12-Dstroit. Mich, Frank c. Pingree, pres.
wrecked City savings bank; {s8, oGo
aowsaax la Mosne aa s sank Co.
and n ., 81. i, Fischer 8 Gaensslen, tan
Apr. 4-Cleveland, O., .Aultman-Miller Co,
ments; $1,s0o.0 600. ..Kenosha tWis.) State
bank
schicago, Lord Owen & Co.. wholesale
Effort Payne. Ala, Peoples Bank &
May lsz:Proyidenee, R: I. Moss ;, e q; &
Jun. Toronto Can. A. Z. Ames & CO,
bankers and brokers; $1,000 Gee.
ST, Thomas. Ont, Atlas Loan Co.; 81
1s-Garo, Mich, Exchange bank.
l5--West Salem, Wis., Exchange bank. ];
Bangor, Wis. Farmers & Merchants
bank
tractors and builders; $500. CO.,.
oo-Doylestown tPa2 Nat. bank.
Aug New York, Sharp d Bryan, stock
12-Duluth. MINI. Commercial Banking
1s-Angola, Ind, Kinney s. Co.'S private
bank
1s-Boston Mason & Hamlin Co.. piano and
organ house; s.. 900 COO. Beaumont Tex,
Citizens' Nat 8 Savings bank.
Sep: 10-Willoughby. O.. bank.
Fs1Baltimore, City Trust & Banking Co;
$4,000. s 4t
1o-Besseme tAla) savings bank.
3-Boston, Lamken & Foster, shoe manu-
facturers: 500. 000
e5-Milton. Ind, Citizens bank, ~
Jul. 8.-Boston. Ara Cushman & CO.., shoe
manufacturers: $4,000
brokers; Ss.7is,76
American and Canadian "soos;"' i1co,-
s1-springfield, Mass. Packard Nat bank;
Oct 3.-Boliver, Pa, Reese Hammond
Brick Co; .e9aoe0
5-Brooklyn, N Y, Morse Iron Works q
= Dry Docks Co. .
,szGity Of Ms Il international a Bank Of
1s.Ba.timore md Trust &C.; :5.Ms,s17 :,
ternational Bank & Trust Co. of America.
2AChatsworth; III, J. 2. Browns bank
H-Lockport, ILL.,, State bank.
22-Peoria, ILL.,, Acme Harvester Co.; 81
COO 600. !. Lessener, MINI: Farmers and
Merchants bank. .Allegheny, Pa. First
Nat. bank (resumes Oct. az. ftH
N-Chicago Lake ST. Elevated r. r.
30LMount Airy, Nd. Albert Jones & Co..
bankers
Nov. 4-sheldon Qa) State bank. Victor
(Col) First Nat, bank.
Cripple Creek (Col.) Mimetallic bank.
Pueblo (Col) Title & Trust Co. ss
eChicago, Sutter Bros tobacco house:
1o~Coiumbia, s. c., Olympia cotton mills.
1LSt Louis, D. Crawford & Co., mer-
chants; 100000.
17-Ireton Qa.). private bank. Egan Is.
d. state bank. z II
1eElkhart, Indiana Nat bank; $3.50, 0C0. =.
Henrietta. Tex Farmers Nat. bank.
21-Dundee, H., First Nat. bank.
Dec 7-Ravia Ct. IT, bank.
4-Linn Grove Ua.) Merchants bank.
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Jan. 1-Gov. Dole sends to Pres. Roose-
welt 1st message over direct cable be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco.
Post office at InGianola, Miss, from
which colored postmistress was driven
by force ordered closed.
15-Lieut. Gov. Tillmane 60. c. shoots and
fatally wounds Editor Narcisso G. Con-
zaies in Columbia MI
Feb. 9-Arnold & Co.'S ST. Louis coopera-
tive investment concern suspends pay
ment. ]. Over 100 persons afiiicted with ty-
leave Cornell university. $50 S; sss
Mar. 3-Andrew Carnegie gives Princeton
university 81, 40. 600
mysterious murder case Of q. L. Burdick.
killed Iii autom obile accident In Buffalo
Mrs Penneil dies on 18th Of injuries re-
q cefyed at same time. &ss
A-Carrie C. Gait elected pres Am Wom-
ans Suffrage assn. in New Orleans.
Apr. Pres. Roosevelt receives LII. D. de-
gree from University OF Chicago.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13

Geo. c. Perkins tCal) elected to U. s.
senate.
1+Gov. Jefferson Davis tArk.) inaugurated
End time.
l5Pres Roosevelt signs anthracite coal
1e-Gov. VIM. Dorsey (Ala.) inaugurated
s3-Chas.. F. Kelly. former speaker Of St:
/. Louis house of delegates, convicted Of
perjury ....U. s. Senators Hopkins Ull.)
Il Fairbanks lnd), Alger (Mich.), Platt
Comm, Clarke (Ark.), Stone (Mo),
Hansbrough IN d., Penrose (Pa.). Plat
IN ". Smoot (utah), Gallinger IN. H.),
and Ktttredge Is. ID elected.
2l-Gov Duncan G. Haywood Is. C.) inau-
2SU. S. Senator Henry M. Teller (Col., re-
g-U. S. Senators John c. spooner (Wis),
Chester T. Long (Kan). Asbury c. Lati-
mer g.. CO., and Francis G. Newlands
(Nevada) elected.
So. s. Senator e. W. Pettus reelected.
@-Levi Ankeny (Wash.) elected to U. s.
senate. 4fs
Feb. s-Commithees report declares bribery
charges against Congressman LESSER
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.Casuahies

Jan. 6-Port Townsend, Wash. news re-
| ceived of drowning of Is in wreck Of bark
ron battlesnip Massachusetts. OF Guile
bra island. s killed by explosion during
g-Near Westfield, N. J., q in railway
collision.
/ oS-Near Tucson, Ar1z., SO in railway col
FEB. Near vicksburg. Miss, by emf
grant car leaving track and plunging int o
(4-ons U. 8. Receiving ship Franklin g.
+ 4 marines die OF black diphtheria.... Mil
waukee, firesen, including Chief Foley,
lrF@ o s 81 ex aSes 5nmes
17-Near Edenton, N. c.. Is drowned by
cyclone striking steamer Olive.
2cedaTH ksPas1kR y p 664 ro%nsa hotel
7--spier Falls. MY II by ferrysboat cap
s-olean, u. r., % by explosion of oil tanks
Apr 8-White and Cleburn counties Ark
in cyclone. .Hopewell, Ala. II in tor
.2o ..1 House, y Us IN railway wreck J.
1-New Buffalo, Kan, Ii IN railway wreck
-Ganistock, Pa, in explosion of pow
May 5--Detroit, . by train plunsine into
som Virginia coast, 20 by sinking of steam
| ship Saginaw. ~ r. - q ess Y NJ y sss s78
7EEggleston Springs, Va, by sliding rock.
I-Near Bryan, Ala, s in railway collision.
Jun Near saltwater. Kan, Gin railway
.-Madison, IL. Is while protecting prop
r. erty from flood.
11-Aberdeen. Ark. by houseboat capsiz-
so-Hanna, wyo.. 2s5 by gas explosion in
Union Pacific mines.
Jul. 4-ln VARIOUS cities 81 deaths are trace
able to accidents in celebrating the day;
113 deaths from lockjaM later reported.
Near Charlottesville. Va. "a in railway
2ssouth Lowell. Mass, Is by dynamite
Aug. Near Cumberland Falls, Tenn, 8 in
railway cOllision.s
Devon, Ia..f IN railway, wreck.
carrying wallace Bros. ' circus " A'S
. Philadelphia,n by falling Of walk in
Nat. league baseball park. Vulcan,
ss Mich. BY Sapsslz,i,ng Of boat IN r.,u,v
Is Near Danville. va. 9 BY train jumping
). from trestle Is t; high.
Oct e., Peoria, Ill, IN explosion in dis
Gale in Green bay sinks steamer Erie L.
!, Hackley: u drowned.
railway collision
25.New York city. 10 BY cave-in in subway
Nov. Especial train carrying Purdue COL
lege football team for game with Indian
apolis university wrecked: II killed -.
New York city "a in burning tenement,
4-lona Island. N. Y, 6 by explosion of =.
8: naval magazine: property loss, $500 900
eaNear Virginia City: Mont, in mine fire.
aa a;S:;a. coanslls2iils. "a. % 6y mine sx-
24-Bonanza, Ark. 10 by gas explosion in
& coal mine
Dec. s-Clarksburg. N. J., 5 in burning
13-Near Abba. la, 5 cremated in railway
wreck. :. Near Piedmont W. Va, by
overturning of engines.
15-Lake Concordia,s Miss.,~6 by sinking Of
tugboat.
18-Near Nashville, Tenn, 10 girls in fire
that destroys Walden university
n-Godfrey. Kan. 8 in railway wreck.
psf. Louis, by boiler explosion. s-5
23-Laurel Run, Pa, IS in railway wreck
on b. & o. road. | ~
26-Near Grand Rapids, Mich, % in col
lision on Pere Marquette r. r. 4#
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13

Oct. s-Frannk BUCHANAN reelected pres Of
iron workers convention.
Nov. 6-Sam J. Parks, N Y. walking dele
gate. sentenced to yrs mos at Sing
Sing for extortion. ...Over 3.000 employees
OF Chicago City Railway Co. strike for
, higher wages ard employment of only
23-Samuel Gompers chosen pres Am Fed
xs--Chicagos stree: railway strike settled.
Grafton of Lator in Boston. in New
England cotton mills IS go employees sub
% init to 10 per cent. cut in wages.
~. s. supreme court affirms constitu-
K tionality of Kansas law prescribing S-hr.
4 day on all states or municipal work
dec. 2-Work on buildings costing so 000, 600
IN III cities stopped by strike Of iron
structural workers
R.Judge Holdom fines Franklin Union of
Iress Feeders in Chicago $1,000 for viola
ton Of injunction ~
4-steel trust officials announce 8cut in
wages of 80 per cent. OF employees after
Jan. l.
B-Drivers Of hearses and carriages IN Chi
E. cago quit work and funerals suffer.
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The. Panama Revolution

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MAJ. lt-f'anama canal treaty ratified by
u. :. senate b! vote of 70 to s.
aug. 5l-Colombian senate rejects canal
treaty..
Noy s1Panama declares it. anaepeadenee
-. s. marines landed at Colon Colom-
blan gunboat bombards Panama
%. s recos niZeS republic of Panama
oIso11omnia protests against attitude OF
. ana protests against American in
,ts!pretaTon of treaty of 1916. ~
Ao-france recognizes Panama govern
1snMr. Bunau-v arilla formally received by
res; Roosevelt as minister of Panama
is-NeW isthmian canal treaty signed by
on secretary Hay and Mr. Bunau-Varilla
-Fanama rejects all overtures to return
q, 20 Colombian sovereignty.
g. many recognizes Panama republic.
oos-palama junta ratifies canal treaty
reyes special Colombian envoy
% L. D.. offers to grant all canal conces-
sang absolutely free of cost
Dec. Panama canal bill signed at Pan
ana. E@k % :
5-csa. Reyes received by Pres. Roosevelt
ii Write house. II - #@E #E
s.S"eden and Norway recognize new re-
12-M; T. Buchanan IN. " chosen special
minister to Panama
il. $. marines ordered TO San Miguel to
prevent Myasion#of Colombian troops
L-Peru recognizes Panama.
z.-Gen. Reyes fr0m Washington informs
Colombia that war on Panama means
VAR with the United States
2s-Great Britain recognizes Panama.
I EAS Enrof6n