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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
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Jan. 22-MOundsvil.e. Ala. swept by lorna
do: 81 ki..Cd.
Mar. lO-FlOOd damage throughout north
estimated al SUO.u1O.
lT-Heaviest hailS;Orm on record caused
sis0.UOO damage in New Or.eaLs
2i-HI:ssirsvil.c. Mo. tornado RACES 20
buildings: kills l.: Foods cause grea;
damage at Grand Rapids. Mich. and
throughout state causing loss Of $l.O0O.UOO.
25-Wind and Hood in middle west cost ,
lives and property loss Of S.OOlCOO.
S1-Caruthersvil.e MOI cyclone kills S.
gS-F.Oods in Indiana cost u lives; $1,000
90 lOsS....lO die in Arkansas Storm.
Michigan floods cost lives. $4,000 .OSs.
Apr l-Ottawa river Submerges Lima, o.,
8 drowned at Ottawa. o..
2i-Big damage by tornado At Mcpherson.
May 81 killed by lightning at Bessie, Okla.
2O-6 killed in c.oudburst near F.. Collins.
ZIGTornado destroys New Liberty. IL.
Jun. - killed Injured by lightning at
Tenny son. Ind. Food renders coo New
ton, Kan, homeless
IO-y die in Indian territory floods.
l6-Over - die in obstruction OF L. CObre.
Cuba by tornado
Jul. 20 killed by wa,rrsPJut at Clinton.
Okla.
S-KaEsas city. Kan. inundated.
l3-CIOudburst at Manila. 10 lie. Loss. 81
sl-Doug.as and Silver Star. New. swep,
away by Hoods
Aug, 1g-Toraado sweeps Illinois and Mis-
2O-MinnesSIa tornado kills Is. Loss. So
Uyy.UUU.
rs. Dakota cyc.oae Kills =
Sep. l6-AJlantic coast storm kills Il. does
sO-TrinidaJ. Col. struck by Hood. Loss.
oct, s-Half wa;rous. y. Mex. RACED by
Dec. 4IEain breaks long drought through
out country.
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r-R. Smith. LudingtOn. Mich. KRIS wife
oaDy and self
Jul rs. Rigs. Clinton. la. kills wife and
I4~Fredericx Nelson. near ST. Cloud.
MINI, killed wife and SeIf.
BE. T. Washburn, board Of trade man.
y. Y, kills wife, daughter and SELF.
81. Merigan. Chicago. kills wife, threw
acid in face Of sisier-in-iaw and com
EIitted suicide.
three children and self by asphyx!ation
9-H. Hodges, wife and three children
killed at statesboro. Ca. in burning OF
Aug. Illinois Central train held up out
22~Negro publicly burned at CedartOwn.
&c. Benneway. Madison. Wis. kills wife
Sept. 7-Joseph Regnet. Irving Park. Ill.
81 Buffalo aldermen indicted on bribery
charges
Oct. 2-Chas. Geitren. obrien's Landing.
Mo. kills s.
s-Freeiand Gnd) bank destroyed by dyna-
mite: $4,000 taken.
23-Frank LOos. E!gin. Ill, kills vile ana
self
27-Mrs Rae Krauss. Hartford City. Ind.
cOnfesses murder Of stepdaughter, re-
Ceiving life sentence. ,
S-Wm PedticOrd. near Perry. Ia. ki..ed
wife and SET
Nov 4-Wm Muthart. near Munger. Mich.
killed sweetheart ami self
l3-AdO!ph Humme.. Hamilton, o., ki.'ec
son and self
2p-wm. Bate. Chicago chauffeur. murdered
I'm auto near Lcmont. III. 10y unknown
23-Frank SAVIOR killed Henry Henderson
and uEC.c Geo. Henderson, at Phi.adel-
pEia
Dee. i-Dr. Tucker pes Moines. Ia. killed
domestic and SET because OF vile Jea1-
OuSN
CIV. Bancs Rochester. Ind. Killed wife
Err"mp.uNDr and sci. Jealousy the cause
S-TrcutJn. =. e. Il r. HuSl -. wife ana
TWO daughters murdered by unknown
uerSUIS
ll-HarIitS rob Peoria. H.. Eationa, bank
Of SaHu
12-POSt office at ReinTcCk Ia. robbed OF
s. go. Mrs Chadwick igGiC;cd on fOrg-
crv charge at tlcVc.anG a.
f-RObbcTS looted Rice Station, Mimi,
bank securing $500
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SSitizens' bank. Mcleod Okla Akron
b. savings bank. Chicago Women's
oWanzer & Co. Chicago grain merchant.
DOW City uaD Exchange bank
BUCK Grove ia bank
ISo-McCoy's bank. Rensselaer,. Ind
Okla OaNA' Narulh'
l ni national bank of Cape May. ".
- Closed by special order
Ju:. Zi-F1rst Maj. bank Saratoga N
&C Grinnei Tia First Nat bank
B-Maustpn tWisD bank
oct ll-Bank Of Painted, Wis. closed by
state commissioner 49, ~
10Y IN, Ii-FeGera. Stock and Grain Co, Bos-
ton, assigns. Liabilities sldOOOD
because OF run. Berlin, Wis bank closes
-S-Jahhey Co.. O;tumwa, Ia, goes to re-
-S-Davenport, Wash. naiiona! bank de-
cared iESn.Nent
Seen. CoN"N Of Mount Vernon. o. bank
rupt. l.iabi. tiles $->7.Ust
Dec. Sc. IL Sack * 60. prominent Chi
sCago Srocers. Liabilities. $I67 go; assets.
SlN.UO 49, -
G-First nationa. bank. Gorneaut. ard Ma
rlne bank, tunneauI HarhOr. q. SUSPEND
--l'ec ham savings bank. Delnam. la,
closed.
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Il
union and nonunion miners.
si-i3.UJO Iowa miners vote 10 walk out and
a.. strike.
2-year agreement j. Des MOines, Ia.
2i-lS Minneapolis Hour NILS smut uoWn'
throwing thousands cut OF Work.
MAY l-LOuisiaLa Purchase exposition
formally opened al 81. Louis. Attend
2-IsVO Santa Fe railroad employees strike.
5-lO.UO Chicago teamsters made Idle by
Flake strike declared in Chicago threat
ems disaster: lUU.DuO men idle
2i-yOJ hardware handlers strike in Chicago.
Jun. l-Hanging Rock, o.. declared unler
martial law because Of threatening attl-
tuGe Of striking miners.
IO-ColOrado strikes since Jan. 1903. cost
So. 1885, 90.
lI-Tir-up on great lakes ended by con-
2l-5g.oob New IorK c.otEiEg trades men
strike.
sCNTruce in meat strike
22-Strike Of meat packers again res hmed.
80 10 cotton mil.erS strike at Fail River.
Mass....S Sympathetic strike in Chicago
packing houses. involving all allied
trades.
2s-Mi.iiay rule in Teller county. Col.
Aug. $500 strike rioters clash with Chi
cago police in long battle.
IS-FicTCe food riot Of meat strikers in
Chicago.
.l-GTippIe Creek CCOl) mob deports many
miners.
Sep. I-Packing house strike called CT.
strikers losing fight
e-New England cotton mIlIers resume
work.
2s-Pennsylvania mixers win checkweigh-
man fight.
oct. 3l-Hois;ing engineers numbering 500
strike in Illinois mines rendering SOOOO idle
Nov. f-Isi.nOis mines resume operations
illinois hosting engineers lose strike,
working at rsCuCcd wage
s7-Ciompers uEanimc usiy chosen president
American Federation.
Cc.r - ST Louis worlds fair closed. Total
attendance. lS.1il.O13
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Seen Chaffee becomes chief OF STAN L.
S A. succeeding Young.
ll-GOV HerrICk co. lnaugurated.
2-EN-COng. DTiggs convicted IN New
York Of accepting money iOr contract
while in congress. sentenced 10 one laS
in Jail and fine Of SlO.OOO....U. 5. Sen.
Hanna reelected.
I3-CiOv. Edwin warfeld (Md) inaugu-
rated.
Money Miss ree.eCted....Gov. NarGa-
man Miss. Inauguratct.
at : Sen. Burton indicted in st. Louis
~. Sen. John w. Daniel tva) re-
Feb. i-Taft takes oath Of Office. Gov.
Wright and wee Gov. lde inaugurated at
4-AmcTican occupation Of Cuba ended by
withdrawn Of troops.
Ie-W e. Forbes. Boston, takes Tafts Of
fice OF civ gov Of philippines. .GeOT ge
a. Caster c.eCted from 81 PenEsy wan ia
dis;ric; 10 occupy vacancy Of Henry
,P.,r,,Ins, canal treaty ratified by senate
Mar 2-Mary and house Of Delegates passes
bi!. providing separate cars for negroes
on railroad trains.
l4-NOTtErTn SECURITIES COMPANY ueC4aEeI
s2uDGcS. Hanna's successor. takes oath.
.i-CEarg,s fled against Judge SWayne.
81. :. Sen. Burton thanJ convict@l Jf
A0r Is.McCaI committee clears members
OF house OF BTistOw charges.
iS-C,hiEese exclusion bill passed in senate
Ig-House passes statehood bill creating
states OF Arizona New Mexico. Oklahoma
and Indian Territory.
2T-Tit.e To Panama canal given 10 Z. s.
on payment Of SiO00.UO0-
9S-Second session JNtE congress adjourned.
May -Don Obaidia appointed minister
from Panama TO United States.
IIn I'D. J. Murphy elected secretary OF
Panama commission.
s-AIty. Gen. Knox selected for Quay s
place. .. ,-.-,, - =,
9aIRepub.icaEs nominate Fairbanks and
T2ooseye.t at convention in Chicago.
9q-Tenth natiOua. prohibition convention
heId At Indianapolis. Ind.
Observation-Disclosures nominate swallow and
Carroll al indianapolis.
1nI iETreaty between L. S. and Cuba rati-
LPopu;is;s nominate Watson and Tibbles
al Springfield. III.
a-DcmocTatS nominate Parker and Davis
sL a. ~ notified Of nomination..
Thos. Taggart Qnd) elected democratic
AZ z-Fairbanks notified.
sSJustice White. New York supreme court
calls S-hour law unconstitutional
lO-Parker notified.
l9-Dayis notified Ia. st.t.-
Sen 6-Cuban senate ratihes eXtradltion
treaty Vermont gives republican pau
orf Fla Toilette faction wins decision in
Wisconsin fight ,-.,..s
States and France signed In Washington
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~. s. Supreme court upho.ds Wisconsin
antitrust law.
B--IoOsevelt and Fairbanks, republican
nominees for president and vire-prrsi-
dent defeat Parker and Davis, de moe ratio
nominees by ov two million plurality.
Entire country participates In republican
landslide.
2-American- German arbitration treaty
signed in Washington
S-American-PO Portugal arbitration treaty
signed in Washington
Dec. 6-Presidehts message read In both
houses
E-ArbiIration treaty between United
states and Great Britain signed
E-House Of representatives passes TeSo-
tuition for Impeachment OF Judge Swayne
Tor high crimes and misdemeanOrs"
H.Arbitra;ton between Italy and United
States signed
H-Minnesota by big vote aboiiskes grand
Jury system
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CaJuaHfisJ

Ian. 2-As result of fire In lroquois thea
,.r chicago, in which sol persons per-
Isbed, every theatsr In city Is closed.
Near Willard. Kan. Il in Rock Island
railroad wreck, -. - ,-,,-r..,t
by sinking Of steamer Clal.an- ,-,-
:, " Iii'LS Like Mich 6 by boiler explosion.
Est Louis. by failing doMn S Sc. 80
SHAFT. Pratt City. Ala. > IN burning JAN.
lines CITY. y C. = by boiler eNp.OsiJn.
a-Johnstown. Pa, IA in steam pipe eA-
., p.R4S a1se Col. in mine cave-in.
Ss-off Long Is.and, IN wreck of schooner
% S"5esvick, Pa. $50 by explosion in mine
S-Victor. CO... 10 by failing Vi cage III
omnW MA City. Pa. by boiler explosion.
Feb I-CouHcil BUNS. Ia Ia burning
s GEmS Pa. burned to death. ..,-,..
Sand Point, Ont. u in railway collision.
y-Eamily OF 8 in CrUtOn IN: \. } IRE.
ls-2g in Jackson u tahI eNP.Osio ,i,.o .,,,,-
% Fbrenfeld, Pa. in locomotive expo
,,sl%S H; QlI.) sugar refinery. ; in ex-
.. P-f1SssiSTsvi,,e DAD railway wreck. 5;
u 30 I'm collapse Of New York building
MAI IN Collapse OF Yellow Creek bridge IL
0 hi%; Miss. 3 in collision.
= prircburC Pa, il in explosion.
81 s,bia, Ia, , in explosion al C!tlzen
national bank..;.AL LOCUS LoGgSs,' ,TaiIs ~
collision Barbara Si Cal. 5 in deraiiing Of
street car. ,,s-o,,,i % by exp'csion
during taTssit PIIa Ind. I as result of fire
I7-lndlahaI,o 'yincept's hospital.
.,paN IylliI Si MINI. tramPs ground 10
pieces by 'r NIch.. 4in hotel fire.
e. iMCounciI Bluffs. Ia. uahPS ~
oStRI Ind in blaming E"TEs mp @i Il North
western Powder comm miners as result Of
-Iocust Gap, Pa H'Ne'
:, tInrr1n III. in powder explosion
a. E'indiay( o. explosion u
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u-LIeut. Count Keller killed, Yamse pass.
6-Russians defeated in H-hour battle at
Tatchekiao.
Aug, I4EVIadivostok fleet nearly ami
hilated. $50 Japs killed and wounded:
Russian loss. 1900.
U6-BIE tweI-e-day battle near LIaOyang
results In great Jap victory.
Sep. 22-Ta pass taken by Japs.
BSCzar virtually deposes Kuropatkin IS
commander-in-chief by giving Gripen-
Oct SPeace congress asks for end of war.
HRussians take Mukden and Bentzla-
putze gunboat Heiyen wrecked II
Pigeon bay, 1877 drowned.
I9-Great battle of Shakhe river ends In
overwhelming Jap victory.
Number of Russians killed in battle OF
e Shakhe river. 1900; wounded. 5000.
E3- Russian Baltic fieet fires on Meet OF
English vessels In North Sea, killing
captain and mate, woundinE score and
sinking ship.
n-GreaI 6ritain demands explanation Of
Russia for North sea incident
2-Oyama reports casualties IN Sndhne
river battle TO be l5.SIS.. -AleNleH APP
points Kuropatkin commander-ln-chleI
Of all land forces car expresses re-
greet at action of Baltic fleet.
H-Japanese capture village OF Jeroasah
after long fight
4-Danger of war between RUSSIA anu Ems
land averted by agreement 10 4edNe us
pute TO The Hague commission
Nov 2-Weeks attack on Port arthur re-
suits in great damage TO Iort:
causes war scare in England.
-1OOOO laps killed and wounded at FORT
Arthur in last months.
O-Japan offers through England 10 eho
war OfTer spurned by Russia: "a :. R PIiss
; Go StoessrI asks armistice.
I3-Kuroki reported killed by shell. Report
IsURTssian destroyer Rastoropny blown up
by own officers I,, ,-asssI
u-Japanese ships capture German Nesse'
trIibp m run Port Arthur blockade.
P-C;en. Kuroki reported killed: ~.
Q-Japanese capture 205-Meter Hill az TOT !,
Arthur. losing l5UoO IheH-'''i'
Dee, T-Russian battleship Peresyiet SUNK Dy
Japanese shells in Port Arthur hai Ii,i, :
LRepoFted that al Russian DatuSsH'PS
ana cruisers are sunk or destroyed.
I-Czar recalls Baltic feet from lar as l.
4-Russian battleskip Sevastopo4' 4as' "a
Port Arthur fleet. torpedoed n. A.
Ie-Seyen Russians escape from Fort AZ
thur with dispatches for car. Ca
IS-Ians tOrpedo Russian battIeshlp Sc
yastopol losing two torpedo boats
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H1eGHansouJ

Jan iS-DTasJiC iICLtc- lie CrGIIaECe
passed ~ CIty cOUEC.. lermaEeLt.y C.Cses
seVcIa. Chicago pay houses.
gj-Maysr Hari iSUu. chicago. Fire Chief
AuSEam Building Commissioner MI
lams Manager Davis. ri l-augE.iE. Mm.
Sal.eTs. Jas r.. Cummings and " m. Nc
Mu..eu held responsible for irOquOis the
atpr disaster by coroner jury.
IN hitaker Wright. promoter OF Gefunct
LOnCOn and Globe csTpCIallOn. conn
Of fraud and sentenced 10 yrs. imprisOn-
ment.
Z7-MayOr Harrison. Chicago. recessed
from custody BY habeas corpus proceed
Feb s-Mayor Rose. Milwaukee. elected
pres Am. Bowling Assn.
lS-Russia abandOns st Louis exhibit.
Rev Anna II. Shaw elected president Ma
tionaI American woman's Suffrage asso-
citation.
a-Building Commissioner Williams, In
spector Laughlin. Mgr. Davis, 7. J
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Ba5fnsJ5 FaHarsI

Ian. l4-Auburn undJ Farmers. bank,
iG-Nt AYR DAD CiIizcLs' lank; S40OyCor
- f'-syeIard tOD Produce Exchange Dahh
and branches at Bedford, Huosoh anu
,2-Eikhart QndD Nat. bank; ...,
New York, A. Il. Baxter q Co.. cO'loH
brokers; S2,OO0.OOO, ,-,-- ,,,-,t,o- 70
Feb, New Orleans, Kirby Lumber 10 10
and Houston OH Co.: .ClarksouIe wv
VaD Traders Nat. bank. ~, harE
lNcGruder Tex C.-.zens Nat odnh.,
iO1New York Equitable Nat. bank bahA
OF Dunn, y. Z. $1,000 M, hank.
I5WPe;ia DAD Savings bank ,o rar,on
&-Opelika (Ala.l bank SI'O'V'0-'''
CMass.) bank: S6n,Oo A,,I,. go OOo
~ f:srden Grove and Coin (la-) banks;
iS-DanieI suily, New York cotton KING
uNLSnacOning CMd.l Savings bank Mile,
- RiVeTside 1Cal) bank II; ". M ~
hanker Providence. la....Natlohai , OSaH
Of HoidenI Ind. T. susPendS opera
a 9ns; 4rHst. Boston; 8: 600; oOo....Feo-
ersi trust. Cleveland; 8. O0OOo oI,.
Anr -Capital Nat bank, GutvIIS,
h ass OOO.f..W. b. Mack. New fork
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"a = =
proc.ama;iO declaring ste was unprc-
pared Tor war. Charges Japan wiki
treaCEerN
$500 Russians drowned by breaking
trough ice on Lake Baikal
1-ln preliminary NaiU river battles 200
Russians are killed.
2-FOur Russian torpedo boat destroyers
taken by JapS
2.Russian torpedo boat sunk. Port Ar
Mar. Japan denies Russia 5 charges. say
ing Russia forced war.
1.-Two Jap cruisers sunk of V!adivOstok.
u-Russla and Japan each lose torpedo boat
IN Port Arthur battle.
Apr. lS-Russian battleship Petropavlovsk
sunk of Port Arthur; 500 of crew
drowned. including Vice Admiral Maka-
l4-SkrS dion succeeds Makaroff. in COM
mand Of Back sea fleet.
l'-RuSSlaE torpedo boat destroyer BreZa-
traShEi destroy Popedia badly dam
Is-A.exIeT relieved by Skryd.on.
S'-Attemp; by kings OF England and Den
mark TO END war fails.
2G-NladiVostok squadron sinks Japanese
transports
27-Russiaa submarine boat sunk by Japan
May l-Japs rOut Russians in Yalu river
battle. Jap losses !Op. Russian over 2.uOO
2-Russia .oseS in hattie Of Hiu!ieEcheIE
2eJo men and 40 Cftcers-...73 Japanese
officers and men killed and drowned in
sinking IF transport 10y Russians.
s-Attempt by Togo TO bottle Port Arthur
5TogOs fleet bombarGs Port Arthur for
two Cays..-.N icerOy A,eNicff escapes from
Port Arthur. fearing siege.
l3-JapaneSe torpedo boat destroyed of
DalLy.
6-Japanese dispatch boat Miyako sunk
E-Russians eVacuate NewchWang..-.RU Rus
sian cruiser sunk by japanese fleet of
katSumOtO.
a-Japanese routed in advance on MukGen.
A-Anju destroyed by Russians. Togo
sinks Russian battleship in assault OF
Port Arthur.
26-Kinchou ard Nanshan taken by Japs
japanese loss IA: Russian $50
D-Dalny captured by JapS.
Jun 5-RuSsIan gunDoat Giliak sunk
S-RuSSians take SiamISZa. japanese at
tack on Pert Arthur repu,sed
I0-Japs take Siuyen.
1.-TWO jap battalionS slain In ambush.
1.-two Jap transports sunk: loo die.
IS-JapaneSe transport Idzumi sunk
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LEx-Gov. Lewis. NJ Columbus. Wis.
sen Vest tMOJ; aged a.
Sep SO-Sen. HOar tMass.). at worcester
Oct. III. c. Payne. postmaster general. at
Washington.
95-COrEeiius Van COtt. postmaster Of New
York city, Of heart disease.
ys-Ex-Gov Nash CO.). from heart disease
in Columbus. q.
Nov. 7-Judge + II. Thayer. Clinton. Ia.
editor and politician.
tf-Alex Sutherland. last survivor Of IA
nous Ba.akIava Six Hundred" at Den
yer.
l6-Clara Conway. southern educator, at
Mempbis....JamesC COney. ex-Missouri
congressman, at -.aTshaH Mo.
IS-EX-Judge Moran. Chicago, in New York,
aged g.
a-Col. Breckenridge, soldier. statesman.
editor ana lawyer. at Lexington. KY. H.
s. Thompson, ex-governor South Carolina
22-EX-Rear Admiral Bartlett. at 81. LoutS
Dec. 5-Rev DOrse, pioneer minister OF
northwest, at La Crosse. Wis--..James
Tyner postmaster general under Grant.
in Washington.
ls-Rev. Luther H. Trowbridge, Detroit.
Mich, at Los Angeles. Cal
H-Mrs Mary Anderson, temperance work
81 and sunragist. at Laporte. Ind
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ASA 49,
Philippin e S..
Pres. sends con-
gress special mes
sage on Panama
resolution.
5-GOv. Garvin CR.
ID, inaugu rated
for second term.
&c o V. Il a I e s
(Mass.) in a u < u
rated second term.
...Sec'y Hay in
forms zen. Rey es,
Colombian envoy =.
that Panama ques-
ton VII, not be re-
opened.
Sc. 5. Sen. Diet
rich acquitted at
Omaha. Neb., of
- ..HaaH
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NHH Vet sNAaa
Feb - men shot to
Gcat b ate ga /
creek. Tenn, in
night b " e = n
u.Itu and nom
union miners.
Mar. More than
2Wu labUTcTS en-
P.ONcd on building
IN construction In
New York 80 out
uH strike
ii-Pctrr 81. Paul
elected president
II natiUna. Window
Class Workers as
SUCIatiOn.
=. MARTA! law de-
cared in Trinidad
mining section in
Colorado. because
II war between
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Japan wins first
naval engagement.
Tissues official
statement setting
forth position
Sec'y Hay sends
note inv Wiling
france, England
and Germany to
Join L. s. in per-
serving China's in
tegrity.
b-RusSians capture
y ew ch wan 81
Russian cruiser
Boy arin blown up
49, Of crew lost.
Co Russians frozen
To death crossing
Lake Baika..
Japan agrees to
HAY note.
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. e NJ - ~ y rs
editor Ev e Minis
Post. in New York:
a z e q Sc c n.
Gordon. noted con-
federate, at Miami.
Fla; aged a..
+ x-G oV. CHI aB.
Foster, at SPRING
field. o.: aged IS.
lie X-G ov. j. Y.
Brown. at Hender-
son, Ky.
l2-J e a n Jerome.
noted Fren C b
painter, in Paris.
l1Ex. Y. s. Minis
ter TO China: Col.
Chas. Henby Und }.
at = ~jown, ".
Y. Train,
eCC, senius. In
New q.
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Navy VIM. c.
Whitney in New York; aged g.
l5-U. 5 Sen. Hanna CO.. at Washington;
aged ~
Mar. 29-Gen W. II. Payne. at Washing
ton: aged 70.
Apr. i7-Judge A. II. Ward. in Cynthia. KY;
aged so
2l-C s Commissioner PouEC sport.
" Y; aged ~.
NAV i-Coi. A. r. Keifer. r ST.
Paul
4-Sam Parks, labor leader. in sing Sing
prison. y. Y
S-A McNally. in California, Of pneumonia.
..EX-COng Sparks. in st. Louis. Brig
Gen. GroesbeCk in ST Louis.
9-Sir II. VI. Stanley. explorer, in London.
24-Former Cong Ca~.Os ID. Sheldon. at
HOughtOn, Mich.
26-NIai Gen. Sir John c. McNein in Lon
dOu
2S-Sen. QUAY. at Beaver. Pa.
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z Russia L : o = 2
loo in battle near
kinchou.
26-Admiral and 40
Russians drowned
I'm battle.
2y-KaipIng taken by
Japan.
30-Russian regiment
annihilated n e a T
Port Arthur.
Jul. l2-POrt Arthur
attack repulsed:
80. 900 killed. wound
ed.
l4-Yinkow occupied
by Japs...J a p 5
take Kiaotung and
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Go1srnmsnT and PoIifieJ

Jan. 4-wm. II. Taft COJ nominated for
sec'y of war and Luke Wright CTenn-l
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
InduJfridf

Jan. 2s-John Mitchell reelected pres OF
United MiEc Workers at Indianapolis
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
RuJJo-JaPansss Wor

Feb. diplomatic relations severed NV
action of Japan. "
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Neurology

Jan 2-Gen. LongStreet famous confed-
crate leader. at Gainesville. Ga; aged Sc
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Ian. 2-As result of fire In lroquOis thea
ter, Chicago, in which Sol persons per-
tst,d exeTy theatsr In city H. closed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-11
BULLISH FACTORS
 STILL UPPERMOST
FUTURE COTTON MARKET AT NEW ORLEANS WAS QUIET, BUT HAD STRONG UNDERToNE TO SUSTAIN PRICES.

New Orleans, March 10.-Although the future cotton market was quiet today, it had strong undertone that sustained prices. notwithstanding the fact that there was almost no outside support, and that professionals were not inclined to do much buying.
 Bullish factors continued to outweigh bearish features. While the course of the Liverpool future market was disappont- ing, it was balanced by the heavy trading in the spot market. Statistics con- tinued as bullish as ever, and in the face of them the bears continued to show lit- tie disposition to operate on the short side. The advance in Liverpool spots with light receipts proved sufficient to hold prices on a quiet market. There was some liqui- dation, but shorts did not offer much; in fact, they showed more of a disposition to cover. It was rumored that freight room for a great quantity of cotton had been secured, and that large exports to Europe would soon be made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-03-11
ISLANDERS ARE FRANTIC.
Woman Claims Divine Command Came
 to SIay Her Own Child.

Bangor, Me. March 10.-Maniacal pro- ceedings are reported among the five hun dfed members of a so-called religious sect living in colony on Beals island, near Jonesport. One woman who tried to kill her children after announcing at re- vival that God had ordered her to make the sacrifice has been adjudged insane and brought to the hospital here. The sheriff and citizens have gone to the island to calm the excited inhabitants.
 Persons Just returned from the scene as- sert that during the revival the woman who was brought to the hospital called out that the voice of God told her that certain dog must be killed, The anil nal was brought into the meeting house and slain. Then she announced that she had received another divine command that t cat in the village should be put to death. The execution was carried out, but when she arose a third time and de- clared she had been commanded to slay her baby a furious discussion was pre- cipitated, which broke up the meeting. The authorities heard of the affair and seized the woman before she could carry out the command" The islanders are now destroying their watches, jewelry and other articles of ornament.