The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-01-20


1499-Perkin Warbeck, pretender to the
throne Of England, executed at
Tyburn.
153S-Proclamation issued by Henry
VIII, declaring Thomas Beckett
not a saint.
1572-First Presbyterian meeting house
in England opened.
1621-The little ship Fortune from
England arrived at Plymouth,
Mass.
164tHenry McMabone executed at
Tyburn for conspiring Irish mas
sacre.
1656-Treaty of Liebau signed by
Charles X. and the Great Elector.
1699-Treaty of alliance signed between
Peter of Russia and Augustus II.
of Poland.
1712-Duel between Duke of 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.
United States agreed to. Amer
lean Congress recalled Silas Deans
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.
17S5-Sir David Wilkie, English paint
er, born; died 1841.
17S9-North Carolina ratified the Com
stitution of the United States.
1796-Catherine II. the Great, en-
press of Russia, died at st. Pc
tersburg; born 1929.
1797-Thurlow Weed born.
19O5-Brtish and Russian forces land
in Naples.
1S06-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.
lish statesman, born.
1S13-Battle of Leipsic.
1o1O-SeCOuu cdCo VI dIlb.
1S16-Bells of Notre Dame, Paris, bap-
tised.
l884-Melbourne ministry dissolved.
1S46-Cracow annexed to Austria.
S4S-Assassination of Count Rossi, hrss
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-Relef of Lucknow.
1s62-Gen. Sumner demanded surren-
der Of Fredericksburg, Va.
1Se4-Trsaty Of peace between Dem
mark, Prussia and Austria rati-
fed. :. Gen. Sherman began his
march to the sea.
1s6e--First G. A. r. post instituted At
Decatur, Ill.
1S70-Duke Of Aosta elected King Of
Spain.
1S7S-Encyclical letter issued by Plus
TX. against Old Catholics.
1SS3-Standard time adopted in States
east of the Rocky mountains.
| our slAuuHruS adjusted TO DO AZ
hour apart and to differ by exact
hours from Greenwich were
| adopted. The divisions are east
ern time, central time, Rocky
mountain time and Pacific time
being respectively 75 degrees, 90
degrees, 105 degrees and 120 de-
grees west of Greenwich.
1SS6-Chester Alan Arthur, twenty-hrst
| President of the United States,
! died In New York City; born 1890
1sSS-Rear Admiral Charles III. Bald
win, Union naval veteran, died in
| New York City; born there 1922.
1se1-Ex-King Milan of Servia re-
nounced all rights to the throne.
l893-Town of Kuchan, province Of
| Khorassan, Persia, destroyed By
an earthquake; over $4,000 pso-
! pie killed.
1S94-Jose Salvador, anarchist who
threw bomb In Barcelona thea.
ter and killed many persons, gar
roted.
1se7-President Mckinley signed the
treaty adopted by the Universal
Postal Congress. :. Rev. George
Hendricks Houghton, rector Of
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION
tthe Little Church Around the
Corner, died in New York. aged
II.
iso8-Michigan State Supreme Court
declared boycotting illegal.
ls99-Admiral Dewey transferred to
his wife the Washington house
given him by the American people
-. Garrett A. Hobart, Vice Pres.
ident Of the United States, died.
19o1-James ]. Jeffries defeated Gus
1 Rubin In battle for the worlds
pugilistic championship at saA
Francisco.
1o08-A canal treaty with the new ~.
public Of Panama signed a
! Washington.
Hooking Edward VII. Of England ar.
rived In Portugal on a visit 10
King Carlos.