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&-EL-U s. Senator
John b. Allen. at Seattle, Wash,
S-Congressman J. II. W. Rumple QA),
in Chieagoi aged 81
Feb. 6-EI-U. S. Senator Henry L Dawes
at Pittsdeld, Mass. Congressman J. H
Moody, at Waynesville, y. C.
eEdna Lyall, novelist, at Eastbourne
England. d....EI-GOv. VIM. Fishback IN
Fort Smith. Ark; aged y
5-Dr. Richard J. Calling, inventor Of
Calling gun, in New York; aged s.
Mar. S-EX-ConSressman Jas. H. Blount
and paramount commissioner 70 Hawaii
zGNathanieI K. Fairbanks. philanthro-
pist, in Chicago aged "a
29-Gustavfus F. Swift multi-millionaire
meat packer Of Chicago; aged s.
u-Ex-U. Senator H. ". Corbett, At
ApF. Rear Admiral Geo. E. Belknap
(Mass), at Key West. Fla; aged s.
IO-ReY VIM. H. Milburn, blind chaplain
Of U. s. senate. in Santa Barbara, Cal. !:
lsEBTigham Young. pres. Mormon church,
in Salt Lake City.
2s-EX-GoV. and eI-U. s. Senator Alexan-
der Ramsay, IN 81. Paul; aged s..
z-GoV Deforest Richards, at Cheyenne
Wyo.; aged 6....lrving NJ Scott, builder
Of the Oregon, IN San Francisco.
29-Stuart Robson, comedian, In New York;
sO1Psui Du Chanlu. American author and
explorer. In 81 Petersburg; aged s..
NAY 24-Paul Blouet MAX O'RelO, in Paris
tired, at Dayton, o.
Jul. I5-Harriet Stanwood Blaine (WidoW
Jas. G.). In Augusta. Ne.
1G-P NJ. Arthur. grand chief engineer OF
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers. at
Winnipeg, Man
I7-Jas. Mcneil whistler. artist. in LONDON
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a-Gen. Cassius NJ Cay minister to Rus
sia under Lincoln, at Whitehall, NY
aged 4.-..Francis NJ. Wells. sculptor, In
San Francisco; aged % -, -
8-COngressman ROSeTt II. FOerderer, in
Tore sdale, Pa. aged 43.
"a. b. YOungsOn, successor Of late CHIEF
p. NJ. Arthur, OF Locomotive Engineers,
at MeadviIle, Pa.
Aug. 5-Phii May. artist, In London.
1-LOrd Salisbury former British premier,
at Hatfield house, England, aged ~.
Chas. e. BOnney. lawyer and pres. par
Lament Of religions al Chicago word. >
iair, in Chicago.
Sep. I5-Ex-U. s Senator Jas. Kerr Kelly
tOre). in Washington aged =.
l6-COngressman Vincent BOreing, in Lon
don. Ky: aged g.
EGEx-C. S Senator Chas b FarweT, at
Lake Forest, H.; aged VI.
G-Sir MiChae. Hes ,trt. British ambas-
sador TO I. $. at DavOs-Platz, SWitzer-
Oct. Sex Postmaster General Wilson 8.
Bissell, at Buffalo. y. Y. aged So. VIM
Baker. pres of Chicago worlds fair, at
Highland Park Ill
l2-ArChbishOp Kahn. OF St. Louis, at Baltt-
more, Nd, aged 81.
A-Ex-GOv. Henry L. Mitchell, at Tampa,
Fla; aged 20
2l-Ex-Gov. Peter Turney. in Winchester.
22-Wm. E Lecky. historian. in London;
aged g.
2S-NIrs. Emma Booth-Tucker. noted Sal
vauOn Army worker. killed IN railway
wreck at Dean Lake. Mo
Nov. 1-Prof. TheO MOmmsen, historian,
at CharlOttenburg. Germany; aged Sc
T-Jas. r. Gilmore. writer at Glens Falls.
y. Y. aged 80
G-Gen. Francis Marion Drake, eX-GOv. Of
Ia, at Centerville; aged 73.
Dec. 2-Dr. Cyrus EdsOn, germ specialist, In
New York; aged as.
-Ex-COng. VIM. NJ Springer QIl) in
Washington. ID. c.; aged 81.
SCo1g, Henry Burk, in Philadelphia;
aged So
s-Herbert Spencer. philosopher. author
and scientist, IN Brighton. Eng; aged S3.
Rev. Henry Clay Trumbul, editor and
author, n Philadelphia; aged 73.
12-JOhn r. Proctor. pres. L. $. civil service
commission. in Washington aged So.
14-EX-U. S. Senator Alexander Mcdonald
(Ark.). at Norwood Park, n. J.
2-FrederiCk X. COUCert well-knOwn New
York lawyer in Washington; aged u.
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BuEineSS Failures

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Jan. S-Rockwe.I. Tex. Z. ". Hardin &
cos private bank
l1-TorOntO, Kan, State bank.
22-Nerdigree, Neb.. State bank.
3-Bur;on. O., BoughtOn. Ford Co..
Feb, iS-NashviHe. Ark. Howard County
bank
Mar. New York. Daniel Leroy Dresser
q Co., silk merchants; N.&eu".
l2-Detroit Mich, Frank c. Pingree, pres.
wrecked City savings bank. $500
l6-Jacksonville, Fla, First Nat. bank,
3D-Gowanda. y. Y. c MOench & Sons co.
and MoeEcE, Fischer & Gaensslen, tan
Apr. 4-Cieveland. O.. Aultman-Mnler Co.
manufacturers Of agricultural lmple-
ments; N.SpUo. -kenosha (Wis) state
s-CEicago. Lord. owen & Co.. wholesale
I7GFoTSt Payne. Ala. Peoples Bank &
May IsNProvidence. r /. Mossberg &
Granville Manufacturing Co; &,b$oD
bankers and '6 brokers: 1aits' Si0.6oGG
S-St, Thomas, Ont. Atlas Loan Co.. u
1s-Caro. Mich, Exchange bank.
l5-West Salem, Wis, Exchange bank:
Bangor, Wis. Farmers & Merchants
2-Worcester, Mass, Norcross Bros, con-
tractors and builders; SSJr,o,u.
3-DOylestOwn CPaD Nat. bank.
Aug. 5-New York. Sharp & Bryan, stock
p@Duiuti, MINI. Commercial Banking
lsSAngOIa. Ind. Kinney s, Co.'S private
ls~Boston. Mason & HamI!n Co. piano and
organ house: Sl,UJO.OuU. Beaumont, Tex,
Citizens Nat. & Savings bank.
Sep. IO-Willoughby, o. bank
LILA Grange, Ind, Ellison bank, also
branch at Topeka.
s-BaItimore. City Trust &: Banking Co;
yAr-N
L-Bessemer Ala. Bank Of Commerce.
S-BOstOn. Lamken * Foster, shoe manu-
faCtureTs. $6lV.Up.
S-Milt0n Ind, Citizens bank.
Jul. 6-i3OStOn. Ara Cushman & Co, shoe
manufacturers: 5000
1T-New York. Talbot J. Taylor & Co.,
2@S6nsotidated SSAti tS;t,i'''I Lake Superior Co. at
American and Canadian 'Soos.' $"1-
z@springheld. Mass. Packard Nat. bank;
oct. 3-BolIver. Pa, Reese-Hammond
5-Brookiyn. \. Y. Morse Iron Works a
lsDFoEhome. Minn.. Standing Bros pri-
l2ECity Of Mexico. International Bank Of
ls-Baitimore Md Trust Co; 5.772. >I7 80.
Also Union Trust Co, Of BaltimOry s.
OU,UJO. Seattle CWashD branch OF In
ternatiOna. Bank & Trust co. OF America
e-Chatsworth IL. J r. Browns bank
21-LoCkpOrt. Ill, State bank.
Peoria, Ill. Acme Harvester Co: -
0nUu. .LesSener, MINI. Farmers and
Merchants bank. Allegheny, Pa, First
Nat bank (resumes Oct. %
24-ChiCaEO. Lake St. Elevated r. r.
3O-Mount Airy. Nd. Albert Jones Co.
bankers.
Nov. 4-SheIdon GaD State bank. Victor
tCOlJ First Nat. bank.
|Cripp.e Greek (COiD Mimetallic bank.
Pueblo (Col) Title x Trust Co.
eChiCago, Sutter Bros tobacco house,
81 so 900.
1O-Columbia. s c.. Olympia cotton mills
l4-St Louis d. Crawford & Co., mer-
chants: 10000.
T-lrrtOn (la-D private bank-.-.Egan -
d. state bank
lg-Eikhart, Indiana Nat. bank; $3.50. .0o0....
Henrietta Tex, Farmers Nat bank.
2-Dundee. Ill. First Nat bank.
Dec 7-Ravia a. t. bank.
l4-Linn Grove Qa) Merchants bank.
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disputes as requested by allies.
l2-Venezuelan dispute settled; Germany TO
get 81 500 in monthly instalments, Ct.
Britain and Italy, 81 so each.
Mar. 12-CZar issues decree granting free
dom OF worship 10 UnOrthOdoX Russian
subjects. and self-gOvernment 10 VIII
layers and communes.
B-Maj. Gen. Sir Hector Macdonald, Brit
ish military commander at Ceylo and
BOer war hero, commits suicide in Paris
while en- route to face court martial for
immoral conduct.
Apr. 6-GeneraI strike ordered on all land
and water transportation systems Of
Holland. troops guard property.
liking Alexander Of Servia suspends con-
stitutiOn Of 1901. restores laws in force
before its enactment and removes coun-
cilors Of state and senators from office.
S0-Oyrr D. persons killed during anti
Semitic riots al KishIneff, capital OF Bes-
sarahla.
May IS-Gen. de Raaben, gov. OF Bessara-
bia, dismissed by car for not ending Jew
ish massacres.
S-Paris-MadTid automobile race results in
deaths and contest declared on.
Jun. 1O-hinE Alexander and Queen
DraRa shot To death at Belgrade;
two cabinet ministers, queens two
brothers and four officers are also
killed. Prince Peter haraEeOrge-
witch proclaimed ruler.
2-RUssia declines to receive petition for
warded by Pres. Roosevelt from Amer
ican Jews regarding Russia's treatment
Of Jewish subjects.
S0-Aby ssinians surprise Mad Mullah's
forces in SOmaliland, killing 1000 spear
men....Japan protests against invasion
OF COrea by 1jU Russian troops.
Jul 2-BarOn Speck Won Sternburg appoint
ed German ambassador 10 L. 5.
Aug. S-Nillage Of DjWarek, near MOnastir,
burned by Macedonian and Bulgarian in
surgents.
lO-In Paris fire and panic on underground
electric railway caused death OF ia per
sons. .Bulgarians burn IS Turkish VII
lagos in Okheia vilayet
Pm and Nine. Humbert convicted OF
fraud in Paris and sentenced TO yrs.
solitary confinement.
T-Attempted assassination Of U. S. Vice
Consul W. G. Magelssen, at Beirut, Syria,
causes American squadron 10 sail tor
Turkish waters
Sen T-San Miguel, where Cortez landed, il
destroyed by hurricane with great loss OF
life
T-Joseph Chamberlain. secretary Of state
for the colonies. Chas. I. dtchie, chan
cellor Of exchequer, and lord Geo. Ham
ilton secretary for India, resign from
British Emperor Francis Jo-
seph issues order against use OF Hunga-
rian language in army.
Oct. 5-New British cabinet announced with
Alfred Lyttleton as colonial secretary and
Austen Chamberlain as chancellor OF ex-
cheQuer
ie-Jn consequence Of understanding be-
tween Turkey and Bulgaria latter dis
bands 10000 troops occupying frontier and
Turkey agrees to disband 2OOOO troops.
Dec. Seen. Reyes elected pres OF Colom-
bia.
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versary OF admission Of Ohio into union
celebrated.
I-Gen. Gordon reelected commander in
Ghlet at confederate reunion in New Or
Jun. u-Lady Henry Somerset reelected
pres. WORDS Woman's Christian Tenn
PeranCe union. at Geneva, Switzerland.
Jul: JOINT committee Jf Congregation
alSts, Methodist PTOiestants and United
Brethren OF PittsbUrg agree on plan for
union OF churches
6-Nat. Educational assn in convention AT
Boston
s-Rey. Francis Z. Clark. D. D.. OF Y. p s
e. Z. in Denver
Aug. ECathOliC Total Abstinence union in
nat. convention in PlttsbUrg Nat. Assn.
OF PhotograpEers In convention at In
dianapOlis.
n--W. 5. Stone UaJ elected grand chief Of
Locomotive Engiu, r..
5-Jos. Pulitzer donates s. 100000 TO found
schoo! Of journalism in connection with
Columbia uuiyyrSlfE-
2-Gen. John G. Back QII) elected com
mandeT-iu-CEl,f by g. a r enCamp-
ment al San Francisco.
Oct 2-Honorab.e Artillery. OF London. en-
tillery. Of Boston
b-FOrmer Lieut.. Gov. J. H. TiIlman ac-
quilted az Lexington. S. G.: Of numbering
Editor y. q. GOuZd.rs...-GCn. GreenvIlle
M Dodge N. y reelected pres Society
Army Of Tennessee.
n-Dr August Greth sails airship TWO hrs
al San Francisco, directing machine at
Z-Pan-American conference Of bishops
urges union Of Episcopal. Presbyterian
and Methodist churches
Nov. 13-W. &. T. l. in 3Jth annual COnven-
tiOn ar Cincinnati
Dec. 1-Receivers for property OF John Al
exander Dowie al Zion City. III, appoint
ed on petition Of creditors
Dec. SRe Ceivership AT Zion City, IL. dis
solved and control restored TO Dr DOwie.
1S-Flying machine built by Orvllle and
Wilbur Wright, OF Dayton. o., travels
m. against Z-m " nd
H-AIderman J. J. brennan sentenced TO
! yr. in house Of correction for election
frauds.
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Nov. 2-Jos. -Craddock CnegrO), at shrevs-
port: murder.
Frank Anderson (White) and Henry
Johnson (negrO) killed during race riot
al Lake Village. Ark.
sam Adams negro. at Pass Christian,
Miss; assaulting wife or prominent citi-
zen.
2S-John Fogle Cnegro), near St. George, s
c., for asSaultiug white woman.
S-Phil Davis Walter Carter and Clint
Thomas (negrOes). near BelCher La for
shooting Robert Adger.
Dec. Lewis Jackson tCOlOred), near Tam
pa, Fla; attempted assault
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CGFuahieF

Jan. S-Port Townsend. Wash. news re-
ceived OF drowning OF IS in wreck Of bark
Prince Arthur
lion battleship Massachusetts, on Guile
bra island. s killed by explosion during
z-Near Westheld, n. J.. B in railway
zsSNeaT Tucson, Ariz. 80 in railway COL
FEB. I-Near vicksburg, Miss, by emf
grant car leaving track and plunging into
Ion U. S. Receiving ship Franklin, g.
marines die Of black diphtheria.... MI
Waukee. 5 firemen. including Chief Foley.
from inhaling nitric acid fumes.
linear Edenton, n. C., IS drowned by
cyclone striking steamer Olive.
2OlCedar Rapids, Ia. in burning hotel.
Mar. Hickman, KY, drowned.
T-spier Falls. n. Y. II by ferry boat cap
loIean, n. Y. 2 BY explosion of oil tanks.
! In cyclone....Hopewell, Ala. u In tor
sOMRed ISS House. n. Y. Sin railway wreck.
Zs-Mlnneapo.ts, s by explosion IN OIL plant
z-NeW BufIaIo, Kan, II in railway wreck.
SO-GanistOck, Pa, In explosion Of pow
NAY EDetrOit, 3 BY train plunging into
Son Virginia coast, 20 by sinking Of steam
z1EFEieston Springs, Va, 3 by sliding rock.
T-Near Bryan, Ala. In railway collision.
Jun 4-Near saltwater, Kan, in railway
collision.
FEMadIson, Ill. Is while protecting prop
erty from flood.
l11Aberdeen, Ark. by houseboat capsiz-
ing
Union Pacific mines.
Iul Ain various cities 50 deaths are trace
able TO accidents IN celebrating the day;
rs deaths from Iockjaw later reported.
F-Near Charlottesville. Va. "a In railway
collision.
9-south Lowell. Mass. 3 BY dynamite
explosion
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Geo. c. Perkins (Cal.J elected TO L. S.
IEGOv. JEFFERSON Davis CArk) inaugurated
ls-Pres. Roosevelt signs anthracite coal
1eEGov. VIM. Dorsey (Ala-) inaugurated.
3p-Chas F. Kelly, former speaker Of ST.
PeTjury....U. JiH | s. Senators Hopkins Gli.j
Icd5P5 EsT2ank'c ciaPRe iPE tAfk fs5 Sh sIShe cMo a
Hansbrough IN. d.. Penrose (Pa-l, Platt
CN. ", smoot OUtah), Gailinger IN. H,
and Kittredge 6. - ls elected rs c,,,
aGU. S. Senator Henry N. Teller CcOl) re-
zGT. s. Senators John c. spooner Cwis).
Chester /, Long CKan.), Asbury c. Lati-
mer Is. CO. and Francis G. Newlands
ssST 81 Senator E. W. Pettus reelected.
2-Levi Ankeny CWash.) elected TO U. 8.
senate.
Feb. ICommittee's report declares bribery
charges against Congressman LESSER
sustained by evidence: blames Philip
Dobiin. but holds Lemuel Z. Quigg TO be
not involved.
e-Nayal Constructor Richard 7. HobBon'B
resignation accepted
1EPTes. signs bill establishing department
Of commerce, also general army stan
Associate Justice Shiras OF U. S. su-
1sIIudge W. R. Day COhio) appointed 70
ucceed Justice Shiras.
Mar. 2-Delaware's long senatorial fight
ended by election OF J. Frank Alice to long
term and Louis H. Ball 10 short term.
pres. calls extra session Of senate 70 meet
The s7th congress adjourns sine die;
Senator Allison states appropriations ag-
Eregated S.554, ,lOS,5l4.
n senate in extra session. Pres.
nomfnates VIM. d. Crum as collector OF
customs at Charleston, s. c.
ls-C. S. senate ratihes Cuban reciprocity
treaty 50 TO Is and adJOurns.
Q7GPres. Roosevelt leaves Washington on
western trip covering HooO z. and 2
Ar E1Carter h Harrison reelected mayor
1sUstephen II. Mallory Fla-) elected to U.
gs"Ifpon attempt OF Speaker John H. Miller
n IN legislature to force passage OF
Kindly bin by gavel rule. the vast matoTi-
~ OF the house insists upon roll call,
drives speaker from house, and proSs~os
70 pass Mueller bin
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ST. Louis defeating Chicago and Pitts
burg defeating CiuCinuai
Jul l-A4an-a-Dale breaKs worlds record
for mile over circular track in Chicago;
I:51 3-5
2-InterEational automobile race in ireland
for Jas. Gordon Bennett cup won by
Jenatzy, who covered S,V34 m. in s hrs.
36 min. Sec
B-BatJleSh.p kearsarge makes record
breaking trip from England TO Bar Har-
Dor. Me to,uVv NJ n 5 das- IA hrs.
FIRST rransCOnUneuta. trip in automobile
completed by Or. II. y. Jackson and
SeWaU L. CrOcker. who reach New York
after 81 days run from San Francisco.
Aug. Especial train runs from New York
10 Los Angeles. Ca. in - hrs, p min.
4-Jas. J. Jenr.es knocks out Jas j. Cor
bett in lOJh round in tight at San Fran
cisco for worlds heavy weight champion
ship.
&-Di,k Creaghe wins SIN. cowboy relay
Sep. Lou Dillon breaks mile record to
wagon for trOtterS, in Cleveland. 2.o41z.
3-ReIiance wins Sd and decisive race
in International series for Amer
ica's cup, Shamrock III. falling to
cross line.
L-TrOOper Davis 18th L. S. cavalry reach
IS West Point. y Y. making 2,UD m.
from Oklahoma on horseback in 80 Gas.
Oct L-Ch.CagO-NeW York auto tour ends;
l,l3I n covered in 76 hrs. .McGee C5-yr.-
ODD makes 81 fUrlOngs in Chicago In
Miss Lucille MuIhalI. Is yrs. old. wins
500 steer roplng prize, competing at
south McAIeSteT, /. T, with well known
cowboys
I3-Boston baseball team. champions Of
American league, defeats Pittsburg,
champion team Of Nat league.
l9-CresCeus trOts mile at Wichita, Kan,
in l:5S2t
22-Dan Patch PAGES mile in 1854 at Mem
phis, Tenn
&Electrlc car at Berlin attains speed Of
~ 2-5 N. an hr.
4-LOu Dillon trOts mile in :5S1z at Mem
phis.
2T-AJ Memphis Tenn, Dan Patch PAGES
= m in SO fiat, and PAGES mile 10 wagon
IN 1874.
H-Tom jenkins wins worlds wrestling
championship in match with Dan Mo
LeOd at Pittsburg.
29-Barney Oldfeld. at Denver, makes 3
new automobile records: 5 m. in 4.43 10
m in g:3S and Is m. in l4:24L Sir Thos.
Liptons Offer Of cup for transatlantic
yacht race in 1904 Withdrawn 70 permit
Offer from Emperor William.
Nov. 10-Dan Patch. at Birmingham Ala,
PAGES m. on l2-m. track In 2:O3L
25-FitzsimmOUs and Geo Gardner fight -
rounds IN San Francisco for light heavy
weight championship; decision given
former.
26-Thanksgiving football games: Mich.
., Chicago 0: Carlisle q. Northwestern 0;
MINI. II. Wis. 0; Pa. AZ. Cornell 0; Neb. Is,
III 0.
Dec 12-WalthOur and Monroe win 6-da-
cycle race in Kew York.
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HGceHGneouS

Jan. Gov Dole sends 10 Pres. ROOse-
Welt ist message over direct cable be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco.
|Post office at lndianola. Miss, from
which coiored poStmistress was driven
by force ordered closed.
l5-L!eut Gov. Tillman Is O. shoots and
fatally wounds Editor Narcisso G. Con
zales in Columbia.
Feb. 9-ArnGd & Co.'S St Louis cOopera-
tive investment concern suspends pay
ment... Over - persons afflicted with ty-
phOid at Ithaca, y. Y many sCtudents
leave Cornell university.
Mar 3-Andrew Carnegie gives Princeton
university SI,00.Uun
lO-Arthur r Pennel a chief figure in
mysterious murder case Of r. i. Burtick,
killed In automobile accident in Buffalo.
Mrs Penneii dies on llth OF injuries re-
Ceived at same time.
2-Carrie G.. Gait elected pres. Am. Wom-
ans Suffrage assn in New Orleans
Apr. 2-Pres. Roosevelt receives IL. ID. de-
gree from University Of Chicago.
Il Il
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InduHfriaI

Jan. S-Board Of trade corners establishing
fctitious prices for grain declared Illegal
by appellate court in chicago. ,-,.,
B-John Mitchell reelected pres. United
Mine Workers at Indianapolis.
Mar SJudge Adams, OF ST. LOUIS en1olns
brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen and
Locomotive Firemen from ordering wa
bash R. R. strike, and on Apr. dissolved
RIGRepoFt of coal strike arbitration
made public I'm Washington. WORK
men Rfvem general increaae OF
WaTeG amounting to about 10 per
cent. some decrease In houras
sliding scale and proVistOn Tor H9-
fuFe arbitration. AWarda 10 be IN
force until Mar. 81, 1906. hecog-
1ftiOn of union not PaS9ed upon.
Apr. General strike OF lnternauoneI
Harvester Co. employees at lronoa4e' near
Chicago, called. ,,,,
sEU. s, court OF appeals at St Paul decides
Northern Securities Co. an ilegai cor
poration in violation Of antitrust law
and enjoins It from voting stock OF con-
trolled roads. ..
May Ito secure more pay ahu slSII sHOIss[
hours, 1900 workmen, mostly In building
1sIFedersi Salt Co. convicted in Z. S. court
al san Francisco Of maintaining mo-
S1EFreight tramc Of railroads entering 81.
Louis practically tied up by l.5OO freight
handlers joining strike Of the warehouse
Jun MANY hotels and restaurants in Chi
caEo lied up by strike Of walters and
JnI l3-New River CPa) coal miners rs-
sumo work after IS months strike.
Aug. sc II SchWab Is succeedso py W.
Il Corey as pres. United States Steel cor
ssPPssm ] Parks. Of New York, walking
delegate, found guilty OF extorting money
for settling strike, Is sentences 70 prison
for not less than ~ years. All employees
IN government printing ONCE In wash
inEton ordered TO swear aueglance 70
u s. before notary.
E-Sam J. Parks released on certlncate OF
reasonable doubt o-,
Sep. 1S-Commerce OF port oL NeM OTlelnS
lied up BY strike Of longshoremen.
ss-In Kansas City, No, convention o. In
terlqtional Assn. Of Bridge and strue-
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Last AAAbNAN pau
late Pope with celebration Of 50 great
requiem mass in Sistine chapel Of vat
lean.
Aug. 4-CardinaI Giuseppe SartO, pa
triarch of Venice, elected pOntin on
9TH ballot. and chooses title of Plus
\. New pope iH aged 81.
-COrOnatiOn Of Pope Plus y. In basilica
OF 81. Peters IN Rome.
Oct. l1-Pope Plus appoints Mgr. Merry del
Val papaI secretary OF state.
Nov. 9-First secret cOnsistOry Of new pom
JifCate held in Rome
l2-Mgr Merry del VaI and 4 others raised
10 Cardinalate.
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~ "a AMM q" +
celebration OF Pope
Leo s. coronation,
in Rome.
Jun. &-POpe Leo
holds his last con-
sistOry, conferr.ng
red hat on new
cardinals.
July 2O-POpe Leo
MIL. dies Rome
at 4sO4 y. m. from
pleurO pmeu-
mOnih, aged B3.
25-BOdy OF Leo in
terred in baslliCa
Of $. Peter $ with
impressive c z r e
monies.
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SIS lily.
Feb. Il - Olympian
games awarded to
St. Louis for 1894.
Harry + orb o 8
&C. h c ago. wins
worlds b a n { a m
weight champion
ship. defeating An
dy TOkell, at De-
trOit.-.Dan Jones
wins bowling cham
piOnship Of L. s. at
Indianapolis.
Mar. 6-World 5-men
bowling record bro
ken. the Empires,
Of Chicago, scoring
I,I52.
SI-Lake Shore 10th
century ] I N { e q
train made 3S1 m.
in 368 m n.....
Young" COrbett
wins fight with
T e Try McGOvern
for lightweight
championship o Z
world in IIth round,
at San Francisco.
Apr. 3-Battleship In
diana : crew scored
"A out of l6 shots
with I3 in. gun at 5
N range, on Pen
saCO.a, Fla.
I6-Nat. league base
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Philippine c o m
mission declares
organized insuTrec-
tiOn at end.
John W.
Morrison ldaho),
La Toilette Wis.)
and White Is. d.
inaugurated.
6-GOv. 7 +. Garvin
CR. ID inaugurated.
Gov. Van SAINT
On n NJ inaugu-
rated.
VIM. J. Bal
icy CKan.) inaugu-
rated.
lS-WeldOn 3 Hey-
The broad ax., 1904-01-02

S-EN-GON. DANIEL ID
Hastings (FaJ. at
BellefOnte: aged "A.
u - Con gre s $ m a n
ThOs II. Tongue
(Ore.). in Washing
ton, d G.
IS congressman
and eX-MayOr Abb
ram S Hewitt. OF
New York. aged 50.
3D-JuIian Ralph, au-
thor and war cor
respondent, IN New
York. aged So
&-EN-GOv. Chas. R
lngersoll, at New
Haven, Conn ; aged
50.
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q = = AaAN = = = = = = =
chase exposition
in st. Louis for
mally dedicated,
Pres. Roosevelt.
EN Pres. Cleve-
land. Cardin al
Gibbons and 9TH
eF nOtnbleH tax
ing part.
ll-GeO. F. KO-
regay, editor Dal-
hart CTeI.) Sun.
killed In duel with
Judge Geo. Keith.
l+P res. Roosevelt
receives LII. d. de-
gree from Cniver-
sity OF California.
The broad ax., 1904-01-02

Castro, OF
Venezuela, accepts
powers conditions
for arbitration.
warships
lombard Fl. San
Carlos, Venezuela.
&C oil. Arth u 7
Lynch. member Of
parliament for Gal
way, found guilty
Of high treason and
sentenced to death.
Government later
cOmmutes sentence
to penal servitude
for life).
Feb. 6Pres. Roose-
welt declines TO ar
hFHroHa NawawHua1 a1an
The broad ax., 1904-01-02

24-Postmaster Gen. Payne removes Jas
y. Tyner, asst atty. gen, from p. .. de-
parlmenL =
Lieut. Gov. Lee CMo.) resigns as result
0i bribery disclosures In legislature. :.
Gen. Miles report on Philippines maov
public, citing cases on part OF American
troops.
May Gen. Luke E Wright. vice gov OF
Philippines. arrives IN Manila
The broad ax., 1904-01-02
GoUernmenf and Politics

Jan. Gov. Benjamin B OdelI IN. " In.
augurated 2nd time. Annual report OF
The broad ax., 1904-01-02

July l-NePT dept
of commerce and
labor launched.
Geo. b. COFtelyOu
In charge.
l1-Geo. W. Beavers,
formerly chief OF
salary and allow
ance division OF
2. o. dept, indicted
in Brooklyn for al
legged acceptance OF
bribe.
Hedges re-
moved from once
OF supt. Of free de-
livery Of p. o. dept.
on charge Of falsi-
fying diary.
The broad ax., 1904-01-02
NeeroLo6Y

Jar. 5-Senor Sagasta. ex-pTemIer Of Spain.
in Madrid; aged -.
The broad ax., 1904-01-02
The PapGcy

Feb. Jl-Pope Leo Nil. celebrates 18th
anniversary OF election.
The broad ax., 1904-01-02
Forei9n

Jan. Edward VII. proclaimed emperor
Of India at Delhi
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Metz RecordF

Jan. 15-TOmmy Ryan, middIeweight cham
piOn. defeats R.I Stiff, rounds, at Kan