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MdTSudll, III.
12-Ex-Gov.. silas CARRIER. of Nebraska. al
Red Cloud.
Feb. BRIG. Gen. Smith at Fairmont, w.
Va....Banker Beckwith, of Oberlin, O..
prominent in Chadwick case.
9-Admiral Crosby, u. S. N, retired, at
Washington.
1o-C. H. Hackley, Muskegon. Mich, bene-
factor.
12-Ex-Cong. Meyers, Pa, at Philadelphia.
14-F. A. Falkenburg, head World Wood
men consul, Denver. Col, at Los Angeles.
15IGen. Lew Wallace at Crawfordsville,
1s-Rt. Rev. McLaren, of Chicago. in New
York.
2O-Congressman N. P. Otis CN. " at
Yonkers.
2s-M. Kelly. millionaire coal operator, at
Danville, Ill....SewaIl, Boutwell,, Mass,
ex-governor, at Groton; aged 81.
in Honolulu, wife of Senator Stanford,
founder of Stanford university. !. . Geo.
Rice, oil operator, at Asbury PIX. N. J..
2-Ex-Sen. Wolcott (Col.) dies at Monte
Carlo.
6-Judge Reagan, sole survivor of confed-
crate cabinet, at Palestine, Tex.
Judge Cate. at Stevens Point, Wis.
oils; aged Stu. S. Sen. Bate (Minn.).
at Washington.
1S-Brig. Gen. Barber, first Hawaii military
governor, in New York.. Ex-Se Haw-
ley Comm, at Washington.
19-Ex-Gov. Luce {Mich.), at Coldwater:
2s-T. II. Watts. read of United States Red
Men, at Montgomery, Ala....Ed. Booth,
Anamosa, Ia, oldest editor in u. S.
Apr. Judge Garnsey, at Joliet, Ill.
l2-Gen. j. +. Grant, grand secretary Of
United States odd fellows. at BaltimQr9.
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I l2-Holy war proclaimed in Caucasia...
Cossacks STAY % rioters in Tiflis.
Oct. S-Troops slaughter many in MOSCOW
rioting. Another massacre at Tifis.
2-Al Russia tied up with railroad strike.
Scar, influenced by White, promises
Russia a constitution....St- Petersburg
panic-stricken strike spreads through
27mGovernment employees cease work..
Irepof allows students to hold monster
meeting.
ZS-Moscow parties decide on new govern
ment. Independent of car. Hundreds
killed in fighting throughout empire.
Panic at Warsaw.
3O-Czar issues manifesto. giving people
civic liberty, i~nvioIability ofperson, free
dom of conscience, speech and assem-
Diy, extended suffrage, and n law-nak-
Ing body. Witte named as minister
president.
Sl-Russian people go wild with joy over
manlleSto....However, bloody revolution
sun continues. ..Arbitrary Finnish rule
ends.; ..P~obiednostseff. head of Russian
church, resigns.
Nov. I-Ilundreus slain at Odessa during
days lighting. Twenty killed in War
saw Political prisoners set free.
Martial law proclaimed in O~dessa....St.
petersburg strike off.
0.MasSacres and pillage in Odessa, Kish-
lEeff and kieff.. Odessa riots fatal to
500; loo wounded.
$500 peasants burned to death at JedoZvo-
grad.
s.Russ marines revolt at Cronstadt, kill
ing So. .rrepoff removed from office.
!0-Cronstadt mutiny called off.
ga gives crown lands to peasants,
abolsheS taxes of $40, 600, 0G0.
I1--ScoreS of Jews slain in Kishineff riot
ing.
22-Zemstvo agrees to uphold Witte, but
demands constitution.
Gen. CT Poland orders rioters shot
down..
9o-Mutinous Sevastopol sailors shoot ad-
miral, city in panic.
29-Rebels at Sevastopol defeated In ter
r-hc th~ree-hour battle; 4 warships sunk:
half a city destroyed and 5000 lives
lost....Telegraphic communication be-
tween Russia and rest Of world cut.
Dec Martial law in Poland abolished.
-kien riots result in SO deaths.
Faith Gapon condemned to death for
deserving revolutionists cause.
troops at Hardin rebel, Staying officers.
lS-LlVonla peasants set up new provision
government Independent of car.
-Russia Baltic provinces revolt;
large towns menaced.
Io~Street fight at Mitau. capital of
Courland; 300 killed.
zO--6OO Russians slain in Courland;
MOSCOW tied up; st. Petersburg pre-
pared for siege.
21-General strike in st. Petersburg:
kharkof in hands of 10. 900 insur-
gents; car refuses minister's plea
for universal suffrage.
23-Revolt over Russia; Poland under
martha! law.
24-Fighting between strikers and
troop IN Moscow; great slaughter.
killed, $4,000 in
Moscow riots.
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MlnncdSOld, lDauR-
urated. Illinois legislature convenes.
oDouglas. Massachusetts. ~inaugurated
governor.
&;Adams declared governor Of Colorado by
S-Deneen, Illinois; Hanly, indiana; Folk,
Missouri, and Hoch. Kansas. ~inaugurated
governors.
Up. c. Knox elected to United States SEN
atorship to succeed Quay....E. c. Stokes
~inaugurated governor of New Jersey.
2a-Gov. La Toilette. Wis, elected U. S. SEN
ator.
Feb. 7-Statehood bill. admitting Oklahoma
and New Mexico, passes national senate
Representative Comerford expelled from
Illinois legislature. Failed to prove cor
ruption charges.
Mar. Especial session of national senate
opens.
LCortelyou becomes postmaster general.
Apr. 1T F. Shonts, Chicago, appointed
head of Panama canal commission.
3DJudge Moore reelected Michigan SUI
preme court Judge.
4-Iowa supreme court calls biennial cleo
ton amendment to state constitution
3O-Bowen. U. S. minister. ordered to Wash
ington.
May ILLINOIS legislature adjourns.
Jun. 20-U. S. invited to Moroccan confer
ence... Minister Bowen dismissed.
29-Wallace, Panama canal engineer,
ousted from office.
S0--J. F. Stevens. Chicago. appointed to
succeed Wallace.
Jul. 1-Five packing corporations indicted
by federal Jury at Chicago.
6-Elihu Root appointed secretary of state.
A-New York legislature orders an insur-
ance investigation.
Sep. I'D. E. Sherrick, Indiana auditor.
ousted from office by Gov. Hanly, because
of alleged graft.
Oct. S-Missouri threatens to GUST New
York Life Insurance
11-U. S. Judge Baker, of Indiana, charged
with levying campaign contributions on
nnCf Gion
17-President Roosevelt issues order that
civil service employees may be summarily
dismissed without trial when superior so
decides.
special message from Edward to Presi-
dent Roosevelt arrives In America.
7-McClellan wins in New York mayoraity
election. Republicans sweep country.
.Pattison, democrat, elected governor
s-Wm. r. Hearst protests McClellan's
election, charging fraud.
1O-New York grand jury indicts II for
12-Gov. P~ennypacker CPa.) calls special
legislative session to discuss reform.
21-Gov. La Toilette (Wis.) calls special
Essen. Burton (Kan.) indicted for violat-
ing federal statute.
29-H. G. Squiers, minister to Cuba, re-
signs; p; J; Morgan given post.
on charge Of killing marine in boxing
bout.
5-President Roosevelt delivers message to
congress....Gov La Toilette (Wis.) de-
livers message to legislature and accepts
United States senatorship.
13-John NJ. Gearin selected to succeed
Senator Mitchell, deceased to United
States ~senatorship from Oregon.
19-Gov. La Toilette. Wis, resigns to
accept U. S. senatorship.
22-Herbert Peirce. Sd asst. sec. of
state, selected by president as LIST
American minister to Norway.
Chas. DENLY, chief clerk, is success
sor to PIERCE.
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May CBritt knocks
out White at San Francisco.
30-American schooner Atlanta wins race
across ocean for Kaiser's cup, setting new
mark.
Jun. Fiddle Hanlon whips Young Corbetl
In 20-round bout in Frisco.
2S-Cornell wins four-oared varsity race at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
29-Yale wins four-mile race from Harvard.
Jul. 3-Marvin Hart whips Root for cham
pionship of world, title conceded by JEFF
Nv. ]. Glover. Jr., and c. D. Graham.
successfully swim lower Niagara rapids;
21-Britt whips kid" Sullivan at San
Francisco.
Aug. 6-World's quarter-mile swimmins
record broken by B. B. Kieran, at South
port. Eng. New mark. 5:22:2.
17-Walter Simpson, ~well-known sporting
authority dies at Cambridge, Mass.
21-Thos. Curtis, first president American
bowling congress, dies at Brooklyn.
31-Beals Wright, Boston, defeats Ward,
Orange, N. j., winning national tennis
championship.
Sept. 9-Battling Nelson, Chicago, knocked
out Jimmy Britt, San Francisco, In
18th at Colma, Cal.
1S-Columbus wins American Baseball
Association pennant.
Oct. S-Dan Patch lowered worlds record
for mile with wind shield to 1854 at
15-New York National League baseball
team wins worlds championship from
Philadelphia Americans. ..Hemery wins
2SS-mile auto race on Long Island for
Vanderbilt cup
1S-McGovern whips Murphy at Philadel-
phia in I'd.
Nov. 3-Dan Patch equals worlds pacing
record; mile, 1884
12-Dan Patch sets new worlds pacing
record; mile, 1:58.
sO-Chicago university defeats Michigan
at football, score 2 to 0, winning cham
pionship of the west.
Dec. 11-Eckersall elected captain Chicago
university football team for 1906. 80. Curtis
elected captain of Michigan for 1906.
2O-Jack O'Brien defeats Bob Fitzsim-
mons in 13 rounds at San Francisco.
26-Jack O'Brien challenges James J.
JeffrieS to fight.
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Jan. 19-Czar and family narrowly escap'
death wheng grape shell is fired at mon
orch from his own guns in ST. Peters
burg. as result OF deep-laId plot.
N-All newspapers suspend, 400. 900 men Oh
strike.
marks outbreak of revolution. Working
men petition car for rights and in an.
swer to plea 2,1OO are slain and near
Iy 5000 wounded.
2S-Czar fees to Peterhoff. Bombs thrown
in st. Petersburg, many soldiers killed.
M-Strikers and soldiers battle at Random
$50 killed. Polish frontier in revolt.
6-Soldiers fire on strikers at Riga, ktllins
-, %wounding so. Quiet all over country re.
n~-Slaughter in Random; 200 die.
2-Warsaw in mobs hands: scores die fight
ing: shops pillaged and wrecked.
Feb. 1-CZar signs magma charta; NJ. White
in charge of movement.
killed, 100 wounded In LODI and
Cheibler factory riots....14 strikers killed
In collision between strikers and military
a6-Lodz mills close. throwing 10000 out OF
n-Grand Duke Sergius, uncle Of car. as
sassinated by bomb-thrower.
2S.Sergius, funeral held....50 killed in
street lighting in Baku.
&-Nearly so killed. 200 wounded in Crimea
massacre.
Mar. tWorkingmen's demands refused in
st. Petersburg, general strike following
Char promises people a voice in laws.
Apr. MANY killed in riots at Warsaw and
kunto..:.Massacre in Baku costs 1000
liVes....LodZ police commissioner as
saulted by bomb-thrower, both feet blown
on.
Ys-Sergius' assassin sentenced to death.
May l-Soldlers Kill nearly 100 in May day
demonstrations in Poland. so die In
Warsaw.
$4,000 strike at Tifis, Caucasia.
tMassacres net IL deaths in Melitopol: 16 In
Zhitomir.
I7-Ivan Kalieff. slayer of Grand Duke Ser.
giuS. executed.
24-Goyernor of Baku slain by bomb, 2 9TH
erS killed.
June 4-Gov. Gen. Trepof given dictatoris,
t1NIcholas forbids zemstov congress.
Troops XIII "a. wound 80 in Warsaw anti
Jewish riots.
g2-Transcaucasia insurgents burn 4 vii
lagos; 100 killed by Cossacks.
SS-Troops stone Lodz barricades, $50 killed.
nearly 1000 wounded.
26-TroopS and strikers battle In wars,u
streets..:.Open war breaks out in prov
tnces....6,OO persons killed in odessa:
damages, 1000 600.
WS-Crew of Russian battIesbin Kn,., D..
temkine mutinies, murders oficers. trains
guns on Odessa, burns quays and buiId-
ings and incites town to riot.
Scar proclaims Odessa In state Of war.
Hundreds of lives lost in Odessa riots.
Mutiny breaks out at Libau.
S0-Martial law proclaimed in Sebastopol.
Nicholaief and Eriyan. .Revolt at Cron-
Stadt and Libau ends.
Jul. 9-Kniaz Potemkine, mutinous Russian
battleship, s~urrenders.
11-Count Shouvaloff. Moscow police pre-
feet. assassinated. Clash between troops
. and Warsaw strikers; 20 killed.
33-24 mutineer leaders hanged at Odessa.
extensive congress passes plan for con-
stitution.
as-Black sea fleet revoIts.
Aug. 13-Forty persons killed by bomb in
Bilistok. Russia
Sep. 6-Scores killed In Klsheneff RIOTS.
Entire Caucasian villages massacred.
f-Oif Industry at Baku wiped out by riot
erS.
N--Rsoting at Baku brings death to II.
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QOI.
17-As result of Noesdal, Norway. ava
lanche. SO persisted; caused big tidal wave
Feb. 6-Procurator General OF Finland as.
sassinated at Helsingfors.
Mar. 5-Steamer IN Osaka, Japan harbor,
sinks. 107 drowning.
1-H. c.. Paget, marquis Of Angelsey, dies
at Monte Carlo.
24-Jules Verne, novelist, dies at Amiens,
France, aged 1....Azpiroz. Mexican am
~bassador, dies in Washington.
Apr. 7-Nearly 100, 600 are dead in India
earthquakes.
May S-Portugal n Norway sign arbitra-
ton treaty.
Jun. 6-Crown Prince VIM. and Duchess &C.
celia wed at Berlin. M. Delcasse resigns
as foreign minister of France.
NORWAY sewers relations with Sweden,
deposing Hing Oscar.
Jul. fSwedish army ordered to mobilize.
21-Bomb thrown at sultan of Turkey at
Constantinople. Attempt fails. but "a per-
sons are killed.
25-Swedish cabinet resigns.
Aug. 2-New Swedish cabinet selected.
Sep. 7-Tokio mobs attacked E. H. Harri-
man and Marquis Ito. Martial law declared.
s..Italy earthquakes fatal to 1000.
l2.Togo's flagship Mikasa blown up at
15-Monte Rosso, Italy. destroyed by earth
quake; hundreds Of lives lost.
19-CZar invites powers to peace conference
at The Hague.
2-Sweden and Norway sign dissolution ar
ticles, agreeing to sever union.
Oct. Fire at Hiroshima, Japan, destroys
q buildings; loss $1,000 900.
12-Prince Troubetskoy. Russian liberal.
dies inst. Petersburg.
1S-Sir Henry Irving. famous actor. dies
suddenly at Bradford, Eng.
N-Prince Charles of Denmark selected for
throne of Norway.
Nov. 6-Sir Geo. Williams, founder of Y.
M. c. A, dies in London
17-Count of Flanders dies in Belgium,
leaving Prince Albert heir to throne.
1S-Glasgow (Scotland) lodging house
burns, 80 dying. German torpedo boa
and cruiser collide at Kiel; 80 drowned.
20-Steamer Hilda wrecked off French
coast; 12S drowned. Throne of Norway
rendered to Prince Charles Of Denmark
and accepted.
27-King Haakon VII. takes oath to Nor
wegian constitution.
Dec. "A. ]. Balfour, English premier, re-
signs; Sir Campbell-Bannerman takes
office.
1S-Anti-foreign riot at Shanghai;
American vice consul attacked and
fired upon by marines; 20 coolies
killed.
Domingo swept by revolution;
president fees from capital; new
official selected.
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Fires

Jan. lin Chicago, three buildings de-
stroyed, IL injured; loss. $525, 900.
lin Arispe, Ia, business section de.
stroyed; ipcendiary.
| 16-BuSineSS section Leland, H., wiped QUIT
loss, 500, 000.
22NBrookfeld Wis, wiped out by fire.
29-Omaha wholesale district swept: loss,
Feb S~Half business district, Burr Oak,
Mich, destroyed.
1s~In Indianapolis wholesale district; loss.
9O~At Charlestown. Mass, piers and ships
destroyed; loss, $40 COO.
27-At Hot Springs, Ark. 8 lives lest. 2.0N
homeless: loss. 81. 900. 900. New Or
leans, railroad terminals and residences
destroyed; loss, $5,000. 900.
Mar. TAT Cedar Rapids. Ia. two killed:
27NBusiness portion F~aunsdale. Ala. wiped
A ". Va.
May fire practically destroys Home
NBusiness district Of Flora, Ill, wiped out.
Jun. Effort Francis, Ont. practically de-
strOyed.
Goldfeld. New, burn.
10-Entire Gridley, CAL. business section de-
a4~In Humble, Tex, oil fields fire, u perish,
5000, 600 barrels of oil destroyed.
Aug. 7-Hoboken. N. j.. docks, depot, train
sheds, two ferry boats and buildings
burned; loss, $50O,UW.
24-Business section, Stevenville, Mont.
swept by fire.
25-Business section Lofts. Ia, destroyed.
Sep. ALMOST entire business section Elem.
ington. Ky, destroyed.
H-Business section. Grangeville. Idaho. de.
stroyed.
1s-Almost entire business section La Porte
Cal, destroyed.
24-At Butte, Mont, fercest fire in its his.
tory; loss. $1,000, 000.
27-Roff, /. T., business block destroyed.
Oct. 4ELumber yards and "a dwellings de.
stroyed at Rhinelander. Wis; loss, $500.
600.
6-Carlton, Mimi, 10 buildings destroyed.
1S-Entire business section Alturas. CAL.
destroyed.
sl-Pine Grove. w. Va. wiped out, causing
loss of S125.00
Nov. 12-Nine business houses, Johnston
City, Ill, destroyed.
15-Burke. w. Va. wiped OUT. Half block
business structures destroyed, Grantber9.
Wis.. .Urhana, Ia, IL business blocks dc.
stroyed.
Dec. business section Arcadia. Fla,
wiped out.
ILLINOIS Steel warehouse, Chicago. ds-
stroyed; loss, 81, 30. OO0.-
stroyed.
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n.gie gives SO, 900 for aged college pro-

ho6AO pAv,VvV " oSSN $ONSoS ~
May 81. N. Perry. Chicago. acquitted Of
gigantic arson charge.
l2mNan Patterson freed of charge OF killing
Caesar" Young. Negro lynched for
KIDNAPPING at Belmont, Mo.
Jun. wisconsin storms cause $500, 600 loss:
paul Morton, ex-Sec. of Navy, elected
chairman of Equitable society.
16-Samuel Greason, acquitted Of Edwards
murder. at Reading, Pa.
Jul. Normandy. KY. negro lynched for
Aug. DIR. Koch acquitted of charge OF
killing DIR. Gebhar6t at New Ulm, Mimi.
1o-Fiala ZIegler, poIe-seeking expedition,
lost for over two years, rescued.
23-Yellow fever reported in Brownsville
Ill, and Ottawa county, Mich.
25-President Roosevelt submerged so min.
utes In submarine torpedo boat Plungss
In Long Island sound.
30-fellow fever breaks out In Florida
Sep. 3-Two Silver City. Miss, negroes
lynched for assault.
so-Battleship Mississippi aunched at Phil.
Oct. SEMob Of colored citizens near Balm
bridge. Ga, lynch negro for assault.
llmAmerican bankers hold session in
Washington; John L. Hamilton, Hopes
ton. III, elected president.
l3-Capt. Taggart granted absolute al.
vorce from wife at Wooster. o.
1S-Sorento, ILL.,. hit by tornado; s killed, 50
injured.
1s-Terrifc gale on great lakes kills "A.
wrecking 80 vessels.
2s-President Roosevelt ends southern tour
by New Orleans visit.
H-President narrowly escapes death in
Mississippi river collision.
2s-Bainbridge Ga. mob lynches negro
who killed woman and shot sheriff.
30-Rear Admiral Train and son attacked
by Chinese natives; latter held as hostage
....President Roosevelt reaches WASH
ingtOn.
12-Henderson, Tex, mob lynches 3negroes
for murder. ....
15-Ex-Alderman O'Neill, Chicago, loses
breach of promise suit for $4,000.
2S-Terrific gale on great lakes wrecks II
vessels, causing loss of % lives and prop
erty loss of $1,000 900.
Ex-senator Depew resigns Equitable direc-
torship.
Dec. 9-Battleship Idaho launched at Phila-
delphia, Pa.
13-Chas. A. Peabody elected president Mu-
tual Life Insurance company....Geo w.
Perkins resigns office in New York Life5
succeeded by A. Z. Orr.
17-Edward S. Dreyer, Chicago bank
er. paroled; had served over two
years sentence at Joliet, Ill, for
Misrepresentation of $316. 900 Chica-
go park board funds.
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MiceNansous

Jan 1-Louis Allwhite, alleged murderer
lynched at Newport, Ark.
Feb. I-Two more Indictments against
Mrs. Chadwick, making7.
Mar. S-Ronce Gwynn, negro. lynched at
Tullahoma, Tenn.
22-Loss in Pittsburg. Pa, flood over $1,000
600.
Apr. 9-Jaques Faure sails over English
channei in balloon.
14-Body of John Paul Jones found In
Paris cemetery.
2o-Mra. Mclean. N. T.. elected head of
D. A. r.
2s-J. w. Gates. Chicago, loses so. o0o. 600 in
May wheat deal.
29-Dr. D. x. Pearsons, Chicago, gives $685.
600 to ssathern oollsges. !. ANDREW Car
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against shelterlng
Russian fleet.
M-Futile attempts in United States to Sc
cure peace.
May 4-Typhoon damages Russian Pacific
squadron.
N-Russia warns United States that Japan
seeks to abduct Korean emperor.
SS-ROjestv nsky's neou almost annihilated
In "Battle of the Sea of Japan" by Adj
: miral Togo. Admirals Rojestvensky and
Enquist captured.
S1-Russian army reported in revolt.
Jun. 11-Russia and Japan agree to Ro0sc-
velt's plan to discuss peace.
16-Gen. L~irevitch practically surrounded
by japanese.
B-Witte and Rosen. Komura and Taxa
hira selected by Russia and Japan. re-
spectively. as peace plenipotentiaries. Au-
gust selected for time; Portsmouth, n.
II, as place.
Jul. 9-Japanese capture Sakhalin island.
N-Czar and kaiser confer in Finnish
waters.
Aug. 8-Negotiations begin at Portsmouth,,
10-Baron Komura presents terms of peace.
I-M. Witte refuses indemnity and ces-
sion of Sakhalin.
M-Break in peace negotiations narrowly
s2,-President Roosevelt intervenes in peace
breach.
H-Czar approves presidents plan.
declared between Japan and
Russia. Japan comedies all disputed
Z points, waving indemnity and ceding
, Russia northern half of SakhaIin. Arm
: Istice agreed to. ending war.
Sep. 1-Armistice signed, ending open hos
~tilities.
Oct Peace treaty passes japanese privy
council.
I-Czar and mikado sign treaty of peace.
officially ending war.
i6-Peace officially announced by both gov
ernments.
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Mar. lU-N a [ l o n q
Engineers e x p Ell
New York subway
strikers for viola
ton of employers
contract.
Apr. &C h l c a e o
teamsters' strike,
calling out nearly
every union.
20-Employers secure
injunction in Chi
cago strike.
24-S y m p a t h e C
strike in Chicago
called off.
26-Disa r e m e n [
causes renewal of
Chicago teamSterS'
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industrial

Jan. 1S-Fall River. Mass, cotton mill strike
after 6 mos. duration called off.
21-United Mine Workers convention cx-
pels delegate Randall, of Wyoming. who
accused John Mitchell of selling out Col
orado strike.
Feb. 22-ShOe manufacturers Of country or
GaniZe national association at New York.
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man HI e r m a n n,
both of Oregon,
were indicted for
land frauds.
2-Warner, Michi-
gan; La Toilette,
Wisconsin,; Hig-
gins, New York;
O'Toole, Montana;
Brooks, Wyoming:
Cutter, Utah, in,
~augurated as gov
errors of respective
states.
&C o W. Johnson,
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A. A. Rodman
author and soldier,
at Washington, la.
Thomas,
Chicago orchestra
creator and leader;
aged So. E.
r. Niles, aged ", at
Goshen, Ind.
Gen. N. G.
Mclean, at Bell
port, l.. I.
Lowndes,
Maryland, at Cum
berlanf.
S Whitehead,
veteran editor, at
Morcho1 TIL
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IL A 40 tAoiiAly W
wife of Minister
Conger....In Snesia
IL die from cold.
SIN Alps during
blizzard, "a die by
freezing.
9-LOuise Mitchell.
revolutionary agi-
tator dies, Mar
settles, France.
W-Great Britain and
Cuba ratify extra
dition treaty.
12-G ar C | a elected
president of Ecua-
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man bowling cham
p~ionship Of United
States at Milwau-
kee.
&-Battling Nelson.
c h / C a g o, whips
Young Corbett in
9Th round at Frisco.
Apr. 19-American
3 a s e b al | league
opens season.
N-"Virginia" ]. J..
Carroll, noted turf
man, died at New
Orleans 80. w. H.
Rogers, business
mgr. Boston Ma
tiOnal league club.
dies.
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re pass. lIo,UUV.
ak u p a t k ! 4
placed in
of 1st MarChurian
army.
~24-RooSevelt says in
note to powers that
he is willing to act
as mediator 10 END
war.
Apr. S-Russian ar
senal at Hardin
blown up; IS killed.
o. a n q n nrDtpStS
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TFU. O-INUoSIdTI5 to
new HUI river fight: repu,sed.
SGen. MatSumara dies at front.
E6-North sea commissioner decides the
&-JapS she'll Mukden and turn huropat-
FSin's tanks.
/ Russia's firing on British feet was I'M
: justified. -. Fierce battle along Russian
front.
sea decision.
6-Japs break through Russian wing in
Mukden battle.
Scar asks kuropatkin's resignation;
army in full roUt
1~0-JapaEese capture Mukden; losses in bat
tie being, Japanese $4,000. Russian. 10I 900.
I4-CZar and council decide to continue war.
t5DJapaneSe capture Tie pass.
f7-Russia asks 500, 600, 900 loan from ovE
people.
Ia-Japs capture Russian
losses from beginning Of Mukden battle 10
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Jan. 1-Cardinal b. M. Langenieux. of
RHEIMS; aged so.
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~ oAcS &c ia ctOcSSC
s~urrenders Port Ar
thur to Gen. jar
loss 5O,OOO; Russian,
1000.
26-RuSSiars c r o S S
Hun and b a t t ! e
commences.
29-Japs C a p t u + e
American ship TAX
ing supplies to
Russians retreat
across Hun; losses.
Russian 10000, Jap
aneSe 5000.
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BARON KOMURA.