The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-30

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1913 First regular English Parliament
assembled at Oxford.
1499-Perkin Warbeck, pretender to the
throne of England, executed at
Tyburn.
INSTRUMENTATION issued by Henry
Will, declaring Thomas Beckett
not a saint.
1912 First Presbyterian meeting house
in England opened.
1621-The little ship Fortune from
England arrived at Plymouth,
Mass.
1644-Henry McMabone executed at
Tyburn for conspirins Irish mas
sacre.
1658--Treaty Of Liebau signed by
Charles Y. and the Great Elector.
1699-Treaty of alliance signed between
Peter of Russia and Augustus III.
Of Poland.
1112-Duel between Duke oe Hamilton
and Lord Mohun. Both killed.
1737-Queen Caroline of England died.
1772@Three hundred chests Of tea
thrown overheard at Boston be-
cause of the duty imposed by
England.
1777-Articles of Confederation of the
United States agreed to. Amer
lean Congress recalled Silas Deane
from Paris and appointed John
Adams. -. Passage Of the Amer
lean forts on Delaware river by
the British. Fort Lee, n. j., on
the Hudson, opposite upper New
York City, captured by the Brit
ish.
11ST-Sir David Wilkie, English paint
er, born; died 1S41.
17So-North Carolina ratified the Con-
stitution of the United States.
1796-Catherine ii. (the Great, en-
press of Russia, died at St Pc
%tersburg; born 1129.
1797-Thurlow Weed born.
1SO5-British and Russian forces land
in Naples.
1S0G-Napoleon issued a decree declar-
ing the British Isles in a state of
blockade.
1S11-Great riots at Nottingham, Eng
land. John Bright, great Eng
fish statesman, born.
1SI3-Battle of Leipsic.
1S15-Second Peace of Paris.
1SI6-Bells of Notre Dame, Paris, hap
tised.
1Ss4-Melbourne ministry dissolved.
1QHH CAov --o-ol % S%o
1S4S-Assassination of Count Rossi, first
minister to Piux TX. at Rome.
1S49-Steamer Louisiana exploded at
New Orleans. Nearly 100 killed.
1S52-Labos islands difficulty between
United States and Peru settled.
1S57-Relief of Lucknow.
1S62-Gen. Sumner demanded surren-
der of Fredericksburg, Va.
1s64-Treaty of peace between Den
mark, Prussia and Austria rati-
fed. Gen. Sherman began his
march to the sea.
1S66-First G.. A. Z. post instituted at
Decatur, Ill.
1S70-Duke of Aosta elected King of
Spain.
1S73-Encyclical letter issued by Plus
TX. against Old Catholics.
1SS3-Standard time adopted in States
east of the Rocky mountains.
-Four standards adjusted to be an
hour apart and 70 differ by exact
hours from Greenwich were
adopted. The divisions are east.
70 alma aonfral finno RaaHu
mountain time and Pacific time,
being respectively 70 degrees, 90
degrees, 100 degrees and 40 de-
grees whst of Greenwich.
ISS6-Chester Alan Arthur, twenty-frst
Preside7t of the United States,
died in New York City; born 1880.
1SSS-Rear admiral Charles II. Bald
win, Union naval veteran, died in
New York City; born there 1922.
lS91-Ex-King Milan of Servia re-
nounccd all rights to the throne.
1S93-Town of Kuchan; province of
Khorassan, Persia, destroyed by
an earthquake; over 1900 peo-
pie killed.
iS94-Jose Salvador, anarchist who
threw bomb in Barcelona thea
ter and killed many persons, gar
roted.
IS97-President Mckinley signed the
treaty adopted by the Universal
Postal Congress. REV. George
Hendricks Houghton, rector of
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION
(the Little Church Around tho
Corner, died in New York, aged
n.
1S9S-Michigan State Supreme Court
declared boycotting illegal.
1S99-Admiral Dewey transferred to
his wife the Washington house
given him by the American people
....Garrett A. Hobart, Vice Pres