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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06
Fires

Jan. S-Pisek IN. d. business section de-
2Om.sheIby (o.) Steel Tube Co.'S plant;
2S-Progresso, Mex, s2,oOOoOO blaze.
3l-,Hollandale, Tenn, destroyed:
business section.
4-Lake Valley. Ark. almost totally de-
stroyed.
s-Baltimore, Md, almost TO blocks dew
astated, Including post office, court
house, banks and newspaper ofiicss.
Ono dead, 50 injured. Loss, S125,OoO,-
600.
1o-oswego, = ood +, Sod three buildings Of corn
1eNBusiness section Greenup, ILL.,. de-
25-conneaut Harbor to) business section
2s"Business section Nicholson, Pa, de-
stroyed.. Capitol, Madison, Wis, de-
Mar. Jar 2Noklahoma prairie; loss, $500, ,OOo
three dead. Large portion of Rock
Mount n ana Gs swep5 xpda0rlym eway tbeaters in
Elmira, N. Y, destroyed.
Apr. 19-Toronto, Can, flame swept; loss.
2O~Marramec, Okla, wiped out.
May lO-Entire business portion of La
90 Toilette Tsnin' in.' destroyed w,nea ont.
as@Jsrsey !oJs eYOeTSy City N. j. $1,000 900 on piers
Jun; 5-Peoria dll.) distillery. Loss. a,Ooo'-
6NDaanviiie Va. Loss s6OOOOO.
| l3-Cromwel, Ky, almost destroyed.
Half business section spooner' WIS.,
1s-Entire business section Norton. Va. de-
stroyed.
2l-Part of business section Macomb City
Miss, destroyed.
| 24-Almost entire business section Union
| Grove Wis, destroyed.
27-Main portion Sisson. Cal, destroyed.
Jul. 5-Pier and elevator. Boston. Loss
$1.250,000
11-Walworth, Wis. 8 die. Robson, Ia.
children perish.
l5-Nearly entire village OF Kimball, Mich
49,. Duluth, MINI, Omaha docks ant
warehouses swept away, loss $4,OOO.OoO
lp-Rhinelander, Wis. over half DESTROYED
Aug 50 die at Glidden, Ia. Buffalo On
" business building destroyed. causing
100000 loss.
ao-lOO die at Binang Luzon. LOSS 5000, ,0oC
Sep 2-Business portion Gem. 1daho. swept
| 4-14 die in New York tenement
9-$l, ,0O9, 900 loss at Progresso, Mex.
l2-Business section Idaho Falls. Idaho
wiped out.
l7-6 lives lost in New York tenement.
I-Oakey Kan. destroyed
, Oct 7-St Joseph. Mo. 4 die in hotel IRE:
! Nov. 4-West side of Marion, Mich, dc
. stroyed, causing 100000 loss.
wiped out.
Dec l3-Business district Minneapolis neal
! ly destroyed. killed, loss SSS0.OOO
; 2s-Sioux City, Ia, % buildings destroys e'
fireman killed. loEa 2,OOO.OOO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

5-Citizens' bank. Mcleod, Okla. Akron
(O) Savings bank. Chicago Women's s
Business club.
6-Wanzer & Co, Chicago grain merchants.
....Dow City DAD Exchange bank.
Buck Grove Qa) bank.
1S-McCoy's bank, Rensselaer,, Ind
May 12-Farmers' State bank, Nardin,
Okla
24-First national bank of Cape May, N.
j., closed by special order.
Jul. N-Flrst Nat. bank, Saratoga, N. Y....
Grinnel Qa) First Nat bank
2S-Mauston (Wis) bank.
Oct. 11-Bank of Plainfield, Wis, closed by
state commissioner
Nov. 11-Federal Stock and Grain Co., Bos-
ton, assigns, liabilities $150000.
17-Because of run, Berlin, Wis, bank closes.
2S-Janney Co., Ottumwa, Ia, goes to re-
ceiver.
25--Davenport, Wash. national bank de-
clared insolvent
2S-Gen. Coxey, of Mount Vernon, o.. bank
rupt. Liabilities $2S7 600
Dec. sc. II. Slack 81 Co. prominent Chi
cago grocers Liabilities, $167, 900; assets,
$l00,00
2O-First national bank, Conneaut, and Ma
rine bank. Conneaut Harbor, o., suspend
22-Dedham savings bank, Dedham, Ia
closed
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

25---1o miners sufrocated by gas in VIII
Jamestown, Pa,
SoMSSg Wargiqk Tenn in 9rdyns6 dyns%fe e
collapse of Arkansas river bridge.
Jun, 2-Near Norwalk, o., in railroad
wreck.
6-Independence, Col, 10 by dynamite.
13-Genwood Qll) picnic train wrecked, 49,
Blame on engineer
15-1,O2O persons perished by burning
crushing and drowning on excursion
steamer Slocum In East river New
York.
2O-Tea lake, Mich, drowned.
3O-Near Ehrenfeld, Pa, in locomotive
boiler explosion.
July 3-Stenmer Norge sunk In North At
lantic, nearly 700 pertaining. ...26 In
Litchheld, Ill, train wreck.
4-Muskegon, Mich, drowned in capsiz-
| ing of sailboat
explosion. Thebes, ILL.,, on Mississippi
1o1in New Jersey excursion train wreck. II.
Aug. Sin Mississippi at Alton Ill.,
Strain wreck at Pueblo, Col, 100
11-Gold Hill, N. c., in flooded mine.
14-In Potomac river, TO-
| 15-Steamer Penguin on African coast is
Sep. yellow Creek. W. Va. in oil ex-
4-St Louis, Mo, in train wreck. ..E in
nitro-gly cerin explosion near Sandusky,
o5 in capsizing launch o, on Lake Lake Erie rnio
sion.
6-Pendleton, Mo-, in train wreck, s..
| 11-Delaware river in steamer crash, 3,
| 2l-Melrose Mass, 10 in dynamite explosion.
22-Near Grove, l. T, in collapse of scaf-
fold on bridge.
2s-Pleasant Ridge, o., 8 girls in collapse
| of school.
24-Near Newmarket Tenn, 5S in collision
on Southern railway.
Oct. 3-Cartersville, Ky, crushed under
100 tons of earth.
tunnel....5 drowned In Pensacola bay,
Fla.
1O-Near warrensburg, Mo-, 20 in railroad
collision.
14-steamer Wentworth sunk of Cape Cod
IL drowned.
Nov I'm mine at Nanticoke, Pa, 10 In
fall of cage to bottom of shaft. % in col
lapse of reservoir at Winston, N. c.
13-Near Green River, Wyo., IL in head-or
collision of passenger and freight trains
1S-Grand Crossing Ill, in gas explosion.
20-Brooklyn, N. Y, II in burning tenement
Dec S-Burnett, WASH II miners in explo'
sion of fire damp.
1S-Steamer Glen Island destroyed by fire
in Long Island sound, die.
19-At mouth of Big Sandy river. KY, i
from wood alcohol poisoning. in fall
ing walls at Minneapolis, MINI.
22-In mine near Bolivar, Pa, suffocated
26-In wrecks at Mauds Station an(
| Charleston, Ill, ten.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

Ex-Gov. Lewis, at Columbus. WIS.
SEN. Vest (Mo); aged a. .
Sep. so-sen. Hoar (hass')' at "ofeeS'sf'
Oct 4%H. C. Payne, postmaster general at
Washington. =, ny.,.
York city, OF heart disease. ,,
ssIES-Goy Nash (o,). from heart disease
In Columbus, o. ,,,... r.
:, euktIII Sutherland last survivor OF IA
nous Balaklava six Hundred at Dem
1eWciara Conway, southern educatfHr. at at
cnngrossman, at Marshall Mo.
1S0ES-JIdge Moran. Chicago In New York.
9oHsSol. osSsl Breckenridge. soldier, statesman.
editor and lawyer, at Lexington, Ky. II
8 'rhompson, ex-governor South Carolina
22"Ex- Rear Admiral Bartlett at 81 Louis,
northwest at La Crosse. Wis. James
Tyner, postmaster general under Grant.
IN Washington
1s"Rev. Luther. II. Trowbridge. Detroit.
Mich. at Los Angeles. Cal
N-Mrs Mary Anderson, temperance work.
or and suffragist. at Laporta. Ind.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

2s.-R. Smith, Ludington, Mich. kills wife,
baby and self.
Jul. l2-s. Riggs, Clinton, Ia, kills wife and
14-Frederck Nelson, near st. Cloud
Mimi, killed wife and self
he. I. Washburn, board of trade man.
N Y, kills wife, daughter and self.
PA. Merigan, Chicago, kills wife threw
acid In face of sister-in-law ana COM
mitted suicide.
three children and self by, asphyXiation.
9-H. Hodges, wife and three chlldren
killed at Statesboro, Ga, in burning OF
Aug, Illinois Central train held up out
side Chicago. *
&c; Benneway, Madison, Wis, kills wife
and self.
Sept. 7-Joseph Regnet. Irving Park Ill,
killed wife and self.
2S-7 Buffalo aldermen indicted on bribery
oct. 2-Chas. Geitrell, obriens Landing,
Mo, kills 5.
9-Freeland Ind.) bank destroyed by dyna-
mite; S20,000 taken.
2S-Frank Loos, Eigin, ILL.,, kills wife and
| self
! 27-Mrs Rae Krauss Hartford City, Ind,
confesses murder of stepdaughter, re-
ceiving life sentence. 80, ,
S-Wm. Peddicord, near Perry, Ia, kllleu
wife and self. 49,
| Nov. 4-Wm. Muthart, near Munger, Mich.
| Killed sweetheart and self go,
13-Adolph Hummel, Hamilton, o., Killed
| son and self.
GOWN. Bate, Chicago chauffeur, murdered
- In auto near Lemont, Ill, by unknown.
| 23-Frank Saylor killed Henry Henderson
and uncle, Geo. Henderson, at Philadel-
phia
Dec. DIR. Tucker. Des Moines, Ia, killed
domestic and self because of wife's jeaI.
ouSy
CIV. Banes, Rochester, Ind, killed wife
her employer and self. Jealousy the cause
S-Trenton, S. c., b. B. Hughes, wife anC
two daughters murdered by unknown
persons.
11-:Bandits rob Peoria, ILL.,. national banl
of $1,000.
12-Post office at Relnbeck, Ia, robbed Of
81 500. Mrs. Chadwick indicted on forg
cry charge at Cleveland. o.
14-Robbers looted Rice Station, Mlnn.
bank securing $1,000
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06
LynebinS5

Jan. 7-Buena Vista, Ark, negro attempted
assault on white girl.
14-Butch Riley (negro), near Tallulah,
Miss; murder. Elmore Moseley negro),
in Sussex county, Va. after being acquit-
ted of crime. Jumbo Clark (negro), at
White Springs Fla; assault.
15-"General' Lee (negro). in dorchester
county, S. c., attempted assault.
Feb. 3-John Winters neSro), at Dodds-
Vile Miss, for murder.
Luther Holbert and wife (negroes),
burned at stake at Doddsville. Miss, for
murder of James EaStland.. Two CIeVe-
land (Nfiss.) negroes for murder. Rich
mond Dixon (negro) taken from jail by
SprinGfi (O) mob.
20-Fayette Sawyer and Burke Harris,
negroes, charged with murder. at
Cleveland Miss:
2l-Montgomery Crex.) negro for robbery.
25-lS negroes during weeks race war at
Jun. IA. Thompson (negro). at Arlington.
1T. NJ. Myers (negro). near Crooks Covial,
15NJ. Woods (negro), near La Grange Ga.
26-S Dunham (negro), at Europa, Miss.
Jul. John Jones (negro), near Carters-
1sHNegro, for assault on white man at
Aug. 16"2 negroes during race war at
Statesboro Ga.
22-Negro assailant of girl shot to death
and body burned at Gedartown; Ga
2g-Negro "trusty" at Laramie, Wyo.
SO-J. Bumpass (negro). for assault near
Sep l1i' iHNegiro ei % for assault near crossett,
Ark.
6-Bradley Brunson. Fla: negro murderer.
Oct 2-J Morrison (white). Kershaw, S.
c.. assault.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06
CaJuafSisJ
Jan. 2-As result of fire In Iroquois thea
ter, Chicago, in which 6Ol persons per-

Jan. a-As result OF fire In Iroquois thea
ter, Chicago, in which sol persons psr-
ished, every theater In CITY Is closed.
5-Near Willard, Kan. II in Rock Island
railroad wreck,
SIN Straits of Juan de Fuea. 81 drowned
by sinking of steamer Clallan.
11-Hicks Lake, Mich. 6by boiler explosion.
lsast; LOUIS yv sy falling ID Gown elevator it
1S-James City. N. c., Z by boiler explosion
2O-Johnstown. Pa, IA in steam pipe ex-
2lHRouse Col. In mine cave-in.
2s-on Long Island. in wreck of schooner
a5ACbeswick, Pa, 1SO by explosion In mine
26-yictor Col. 10 by falling of cage in
SoMMahony City. Pa, s by boiler explosion.
5-Trenton. Pa. burned to death.
ggeS g7sFamiIy 's of in Sr Groton t n N N Z : Are
1873 in Jackson (Utah) explosion.
e2-Ehrenfeld. Pa. in locomotive explo-
a~Waukegon Qll.) sugar refinery. In ex-
plosion.
25IDyersviIle ga2 railway wreck, 5;
Ohio.
sl-Priceburg. Pa. IL In explosion.
| Apr. 3-Albia, Ia. In explosion at Citizen s
national Sana; 1sia1,s AT iLoGGgst, Ind in
lO-santa Barbara. Cal. In derailing OF
street car
BON battleship Missouri s2 by explosion
during target practice.
| l7-Indianapolis, Ind, as result of fire
panic in ST. Vincent's hospital
24-Winona, Mimi. tramps. ground to
2sNLansing, Mich. in hotel fire.
May l-Council BLUFFS, Ia, tramps In
4NNewport, Ind, 4 in blowing up of North
western Powder company's mill
6-Locust Gap, Pa, miners as result oi
| burning of coilierV
i1-HerrIn, ILL.,, In powder explosion.
20-Findlay( o. explosion; u .-
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union and nonunion miners.
31--13,0OO Iowa miners vote to walk out ano
Abr iS-Coal operators and miners sign
2-year agreement at Des Moines Ia
A-iS Minneapolis flour mills shut down,
throwing thousands out of work.
May Louisiana Purchase exposition
formally opened at st. Louis Attend
ance 1S7,79S
2-l2, 900 Santa Fe railroad employees strike.
10000 Chicago teamsters made idle by
lockout.
12Nf.ake strike declared in Chicago threat
ems disaster; 100000 men idle.
24-9OO hardware handlers strike In Chicago
Jun. Hanging Rock, o., declared under
martial law because of threatening atti-
tude of striking miners
10-Colorado strikes since jan, lSO3, COST
1923, ,036, 600
l4-Tie-up on great lakes ended by con-
21-5O,OOO New York clothing trades men
Jul 10000 meat packers all over U. s.
2O-Truce in meat strike.
22-Strike of meat packers again resumed.
$50, 900 cotton millers strike at Fan klyer,
Mass. Sympathetic strike in Chicago
packing houses, involving all allied
ss.MyTllIitaTy NM rule in Teller county. cOl,'
Aug. 5000 strike rioters clash with Chi
cago police in long battle.
lS-Fierce food riot OF meat strikers In
2l-Cripple Creek (COL) mob depOrts many
miners.
Sep 4-Packing house strike called on
strikers losing fight.
6-New England cotton millers resume
work.
26-Pennsylvania miners win checkweigh
man fight.
| Oct 3l-Hoisting engineers numbering so
strike in Illinois mines rendering $1,000 idle
| Nov. Illinois mines resume operations:
| illinois hosting engineers lose strike
| working at reduced wage.
| 27-Gompers unanimously chosen presiden
American Federation.
Dec. l-St. Louis worlds fair closed. Tota
| attendance. 1S,T41.073
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s-Gen. Chaffee becomes chief of staff U.
S. A, succeeding Young.
l2-Ex-Cong briggs convicted in New
York of accepting money for contract
while in congress- Sentenced ser teG to one gay gay
lsNGov Edwin Waraeld CAId.) inaugu-
1s-U. S. Sens. A. J. McLaurin and H. D.
Money MISSY reelected. Gov Varda-
man (Mlss) inaugurated.
23-U. S. Sen. Burton indicted In st Louis
for accepting bribe,
27-U. S. Sen. John w. Daniel Va) re-
Feb. 1Nraft takes oath of office. Gov.
Wright and Vice Gov. Ids inaugurated At
Manila.
4-American occupation of Cuba ended BY
l6-W. c. Forbes, Boston, takes Taft's Of
hce OF civ. gov OF Philippines, George
district to occupy vacancy OF Asnry
Burk. deceased.
2S-Panama canal treaty ratified By senate
Mar 2-Maryland house of delegates passes
bill providing separate cara for negroes
on railroad trains.
2sUpick, Hanna's successor, takes oath.
A-Charges hied against Judge Swayne
2s-U. $. Sen. Burton (Aah) convicted of
Apr. I2.McCall committee clears members
| OF house of Bristow charges
| 1b-Pnnama canal bill passed in senate.
lS-Chinese exclusion biz passed In senate.
| l9-House passes statehood bill creating
| states of Arizona. New Mexico, Oklahoma
| and Indian Territory
| 2T-Tite to Panama canal given to U. S.
| on payment of $40, ,000. 900.
2S-Second session 6Sth congress adjourned
| May 5-Don Obnldla appointed minister
| from Panama to United States.
Jun. I'd. j. Murphy elected secretary OF
| Panama commission.
9-Atty. Gen. Knox selected for Quay't
e3ERepubiicans nominate Fairbanks and
| Roosevelt at convention In Chicago.
29-Tenth national prohibition convention
held at indianapolis, Ind.
0-Prohibitionists nominate Swallow anC
| Carroll at Indianapolis.
Jul 1-Treaty between u. s. and Cuba rati
fed
at Springfield III.
sNDemocrats nominate Parker and DaVil
97aRoosevelt notified of nomination.
Thos. Taggart Qnd) elected democratic
Aug s~Tairbanks notified.
, O-Justlce White, New York supreme court
calls S-hour law unconstitutional.
lO-Parker notified.
l9-DaVis notified.
Sep. 6-Cuban senate ratihes extraditio
" treaty Vermont gives republican plu
{ oct. 5ELa Toilette faction wins decision 4
Wisconsin fight.
Nov. l-Arbitration treaty between Unite
States and France signed In washington
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3uIinsIs FaHursI

Jan. l4-Auburn Qnd) Farmers bank
16-Mt Ayr Qa) Citizens bank; $3.50, 900.
,22-Cleveland (O) Produce Exchange bank
and branches at Belford. Hudson and De-
.2s-Elkhart qnd.) Nat, bank.
30-New York, A. Is. Baxter Co.. cotton
brokers'; $1,000 900.
Feb. New Orleans, Kirby Lumber Co.
Vao Traders Nat bank.
H-McGruder CTex.) Citizens Nat. bank
lO-New York Equitable Nat. bank. Bank
of Dunn, N. c.
1b~Peiia Qa.) Savings bank.
2S-Opelika (Ala.) bank; $780, 000.. .Tanton
(Mass.) bank; 5000, 600
Mar. 2-Le Sueur (Minn.) bank; S96. 900.
l1-Garden Grove and Coin Ia.) banks,
ls.DaniSel pan Sdo sully. New York cotton king;
21~Lonaconing CMd.) Savings bank,
22-Riverside (Cal.) bank. E. o. Miller.
banker, Providence, Ia. National bank
OF Holdenyille, Ind. T.. suspends opera
sl-Union Trust, Boston. 9, 500 900. Fed
eral Trust. Cleveland: 81. 900, 900.
Apr 4-capital Nat. bank, Guthrie, Okla.
l.OS9. .OO0....W. b. Mack. New York
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7-U. S. Supreme court uphoids Wisconsin
antitrust law.
8--Roosevelt and Fairbnnks, republican
nominees for president and vice-presl-
dent defeat Parker and Davis, democratic
nominees by over two million plurality.
Entire country participates in republican
landslide.
22-American- German arbitration treaty
signed in Washington.
23-American- Portugal arbitration treaty
signed in Washington
Dec. 6-Presidents message read in both
houses.
12-Arbitratlon treaty between United
States and Great Britain signed.
13-House of representatives passes reso-
luton for impeachment of Judge Swayne
for high crimes and misdemeanors."
14-Arbitration between Italy and United
States signed
H-Minnesota by big vote abolishes grand
jury system
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proclamation declaring she was unpre,
pared for war. Charges Japan with
treachery.
trough ice on Lake Baikal. 49,, = ,oo
s21-In preliminary Yalu river battles z'oVV
Russians killed.
s22-Four Russian torpedo boat uestroyers
taken by Japs.
s2s-Russian torpedo boat sunk, Port Ar
thur
Mar. Japan denies Russia's charges, say
Ing Russia forced war.
1.-TWO Jap cruisers sunk OF Vladlyostok;
11-Russia and Japan each lose torpedo Doat
in Port Arthur battle.
Apr. 13-Russian battleship PetropavlovsK
sunk off Port Arthur; 500 of crew ,N
rotf and Vassill Verestchagin.
--14-Skrydloff succeeds Makaroff, in COM
mand of Black sea fleet.
-15-Russian torpedo boat destroyer Breza-
trashni destroyed .Popedia badly dam
.1sVAiexief relieved by skrydorr.
s25-Attempt by kings OF England and Den
mark to end war fails.
=26-Vladivostok squadron sinks Japanese
transports.
:27-Russian submarine boat sunk by Japan
csc, 900 lives lost
battle. Jap losses, 800; Russian over 1000.
:2-Russia loses in battle of Kiuliencheng
1000 men and 40 officers. .,.7S japanese
officers and men killed and drowned in
sinking of transport by Russians.
-S-Attempt by Togo to bottle Port Arthur
falls.
s5-Togo's fleet bombards Port Arthur for
two days. -. Viceroy Alexiefr escapes from
Port Arthur, fearing siege.
.13-Japanese torpedo boat destroyed on
Dalny.
-16-Japanese dispatch boat Miyako sunk
.17-Russians evacuate Newchwang Rus
sian cruiser sunk by japanese feet of
Katsumoto
.20-Japanese routed In advance on Mukden
s24-Anju destroyed by Russians. -. Togo
sinks Russian battleship in assault or
Port Arthur.
-2s-Kinchou and Nanshan taken by Japs
Japanese loss 744; Russian, $50.
s50-Dalny captured by Japs.
Jun. 5-Russian gunboat Giliak sunk
.s-Russians take Siamtsza. Japanese at
tack on Port Arthur repulsed.
'10-Japs take Siuyen.
l2-Two Jap battalions slain In ambush.
1.-two Jap transports sunk; 1000 die.
IS-Japanese transport IdZumi sunk
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

Jan. lS-Drastic theater fire ordinance
passed by city council permanently closes
several Chicago playhouses.
25-Mayor Harrison, Chicago; Fire Chief
Musham, Building Commissioner Will
liams, Manager Davis, ED Laughlin, VIM.
Sallers, Jas. 10. Cummings and VIM. Nc
nter disaster by coroner's jury.
a6-Whitaker Wright, promoter OF defunct
London and Globe corporation, commits
Of fraud and sentenced to yrs imprison-
ment
from custody by habeas corpus proceed
Feb' 9-Mayor Rose, Milwaukee, elected
pres. Am Bowling Assn.
l6-Russia abandons st. Louis exhibit.
Rev. Anna II. Shaw elected president Ma
tional American Woman's Suffrage asso-
ciation.
l9-Russian telegram censorship abolished.
2O-Building Commissioner Williams, In
spector Laughlin. Mgr. Davis. 7. J.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

wa ga NAOAAs
Feb. IA men shot to
d e a t h a t c o a |
Creek, Tenn, in
fight b e t W g e n
union and nom
union miners.
Mar. 7-More than
1000 laborers en-
ployed on building
in construction in
New York go out
on strike.
14-Peter st. Paul
elected president
of national Window
Glass Workers as
sociation.
22-Martial law de-
clared in Trinidad
mining section in
Colorado. because
of war between
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

lOE CIVIL BON. VI
Philip n e So.
Pres. sends con-
gress special mes
sage on Panama
resolution.
5-Gov. Garvin (R.
I.), inaugurate t e d
for second term.
&c o v. b a t e s
(Mass.) / n a u g u
rated second term.
....Sec'y Hay in
forms Gen. Reyes,
Colombian envoy,
that Panama ques-
ton will not be re-
opened.
S-U. S. Sen. Diet
rich acquitted at
Omaha, Neb., OF
l. -. \, -.
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d hlL. u A. IL y " ~
Gov. Cue (Ia.), at
Des Motnes.
81. q. Letter, Chi
cago, at Bar HaF-
Dor, Me.
16-Dr. N. S. Davis.
In Chicago.
lT-Rear Ad m | al
Greer. In Washing
ton: aged 72.
f9-Ex-S Sen. Mitchell
(Wis), in Milwau-
kea
Jul. 7-Gen. Howard,
noted confederate.
at washington.
12-"G o Id en- Rule
Sam" Jones, may
OF, Toledo. o.
Aug. lit. E. Pat
tison, twice gov
ernor of Pennsyl-
Vania.
2-Mrs. N. A. Miles.
at West Point.
N z.
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y g
Whitney In New York. aged 63.
I5-U. S. Sen. Hanna (o) at Washinstoni
Mar. 2S-Gen w. H. Payne, at Washing
ton: aged 73.
Apr il Judge A H. Ward. in Cynthia Ky's
2l~U S. Commissioner Pound, at Lockport.
Nav l1Cei. A. r. Keller, ex-mayor St.
Sam Parks. labor leader. in Sing Sing
sPpA' McNally, in California, OF pneumonia
Ex-C Cong Sparks, in st. Louis. -. Brig.
Gen. Groesbeck, in St. Louis,
9-Sir II. M. Stanley, explorer, in London.
2<-Former Cong Carlos d. Sheldon, at
2s-Maj. Gen. Sir John C. McNein in Lon-
2sNsen Quay. at Beaver, Pa.
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a n V oSt W AAaas
editor Ev e n 1 n e
Post, in New York;
a & c d Ss. C e n
Gordon, noted con-
federate, at Miami.
Fla; aged IL.
Z x-G o V. G. h a o.
Foster, at Spring
field, o.; aged rs.
1-E x-G V. j. Y.
Brown, at Hender-
son, Ky.
-2-J G a n jerome,
noted It r G n C b
painter, in Paris.
3-Ex. u. S. Minia-
ter to China; Col.
Chas. DENLY (Ind. !.
at jamestown. N.
Y...G. h. Train,
eccentric genius, In
New York.
n l. =. c n ~
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o-J a pan WINS III SN
naval engagement.
....lSSues official
statement setting
forth position....
Sec'y Hay sends
note In vitln q
France, England
and Germany to
join u. s. in per-
serving China's in
tegrity.
I6-Russians capture
New C h W a n g..
Russian cruiser
Boyarin blown up.
1877 of crew LOST.
600 Russians frozen
to death crossing
Lake Baikal.
l7-Japan agrees to
IIau motto
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2-RuSSlanS o 8 G
1,200 in battle near
kinchou.
26-Admlral and $50
Russians drowned
in battle.
29-Kaiping taken by
Japan.
regiment
annihilated n e a r
Port Arthur.
Jul. 12-Port Arthur
attack repulsed :
80, 600 killed, wound
ed.
14-Yinkow occupied
by Japs. ...J a p s
take Kiaotung and
I,iaOyanp.
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Jan. 4-wm. H. Taft (O.) nominated for
sec'y of war and Luke Wright (Tenn.l
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Wsc-ofoeY

Jan 2-Gen. Longstreet, famous confed-
crate leader. at Gainesville, Ca; aged 81
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RuJ5o-JapansSs War

Feb. s-Diplomatic relations severed by
action OF Japan.
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InduJTridf

Jan. 26-John Mitchell reelected pres of
United Mine Workers at Indianapolis