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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-01
Rsv,olurioa IN RuSssa

Jan. Scar and family narrowly escape
death when grape shell Is fred at mon
arch from his own guns in st. Peters
burg, as result of deeP-laid plot
Sal newspapers suspend. 100000 men on
strike.
e2-"BlOody Sunday IN st. Petersburg
sharks outbreak of revolution. Working
men petition ear for rights and in an
awar 60 plea 300 are slain and near
81 5000 wounded.
a-Czar ices to Peterhoh. Bombs thrown
fin st. Petersburg, many soldiers killed.
24-Strtlzers and soldiers battle at Random,
100 killed. Polish frontier in revolt.
26-Soldiers fire on strikers at Riga, killing
2, woundiHg 80 Quiet all over country re-
z7ZSiaughter in Random; 200 die.
29-N arsaW in mobs hands; scores die fight
ing; shops pillaged and wrecked.
ln charge of movement.
do-Twelve killed, $50 wounded In LODI and
Eheibler factory riots-...4 strikers killed
fn collision between strikers and military
46-Lodz mills close, throwing 10000 out Of
work
q7ZGrand Duke sergius uncle Of car as
sassfnated by bomb-thrower.
5S-Sergtus' funeral held. 800 killed IN
street h@hting in Baku.
eS-Nearly so killed. 200 wounded IN Crimea
1far. Workingmen's demands refused in
St petersburg, general strike following
..-- Car promises people a voice in laws
Apr. 2-Many killed in riots at Warsaw and
Kunto-- Massacre in Balku costs 1000
Ifves-.--Lodz police commissioner as
saulted By bomb-thrower both feet blown
Is-sergius' assassin sentenced to death.
Nay soldiers kill nearly 100 in May day
demonstrations in Poland....52 die in
5000 strike at Tihis. Caueasia.
e-Aassacres net IS deaths in 0Ielitopol: 16 in
l7-Ivan Kaiien, slayer of Grand Duke Ser
gius. executed.
a4-Govsrnor Of Baku slain by bomb. 9th
ers killed.
June Gov. Gen. Trepon given dictatorial
powers by car.
Nicholas forbids zemstov congress
Jewish riots.
lagos; 100 killed by Cossacks
23-Iroops stone Lodz barricades $50 killed
nearly 1000 wounded
96-Troops and strikers battle In WARSAW,
streets. Open war breaks out In 77ro,,
inces--- 600 persons killed in Odessa .
damages. $5,000,000.
gg-CreW Of Russian bastieshfu 1<nfev Pc
eemkiua nutinies, murders oficers. trafra
guns on Odessa burns uuays and buflr7-
iugg and incitea town to riot
Sa-Czar prOclaims Odessa in state of war.
Hundreds of lives lost in odessa riots.
Muiiny breaks cut at Libau.
ao-Martial law proclaimed In SebastoDol.
Nfchclaiem and EEivan. %. Revolt at Cyron-
sfadt and Libau ends.
Tuf 9-kuias Potemktnei mutinous Russian
battlesnlPi surren0eEs
11-Count Shouvalon. MOSCOW police pre-
feet assassinated. ..- Clash between troops
and Warsaw strikers 20 killed.
1871 muttueer leaders hanged at Odessa
g0-Zemstvo congress passes plan for con
stitution-
Aug. 1S-Forty persons killed by bomb IN
Bfiistok Russia.
Sep. 6-seeres killed In Kishenen riots.
Entire Caucasian villages massacred.
g-Cu industry at Baku wiped out By riot
gl-Rioting at Baku brings death to H.
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Ian. lin Chicago. three buildings de-
stroyed, L injured; loss. s525cO
lin Arispe Ia, business section de-
1s@Business section Leland. ILL.,. wiped out;
99 -o71 wis. wiped out by FIRE.
2s-Omaha wholesale district swept; loss
FEB s29'' S S@Half business district. Burr cak.
19MI fn Indianapolis wholesale district: loss
81 100, Goo
destroyed; loss, $l,OO8,00O-
27-At Hot Springs. AE1S; lives lost. 2,ooo
homeless; loss, 81. goo COO At New Or
leans railroad terminals and residences
destroyed; loss s., 100000
Mar. 7-At Cedar Rapids, Ia, two killed;
27NBusiness portion Faunsdale, Ala. wiped
apr. 1s-FIre destroyed half Of clendennin.
May Sire practically destroys Home
s3 BUS district Of Flora, H. wiped out
Jun 16-Fort Francis. Ont, practically de-
Jul Jul sEBusiness and residence blocks OF
Goldheid. New, burn
1o-Entire Gridley. Cal. business section de-
stroyed.
24-In Humble Tex, oil fields fire, y perish
30O0.00 barrels of oil DESTROYED.
Aug. 7-Hoboken, N. j.. docks, depot, train
sheds. two ferry boats and buildings
24-Business section, stevenvilIe, Mont,
swept by fire.
Sep. Almost entire business section Flem~
ington Ky. destroyed
1z-Business section, Grangevilie, Idaho, de-
stroyed.
1s-Almost entire business section La Porte.
Cal destroyed
24-At Butte. Mont. hereest fire in its his
tory; loss. 81. GOO, 600
27-RoY, L r, busir ess block destroyed.
oct. 4-Lum7 er yarcs ana Is dwellings de-
stroyed at Rhineiander, Wis; loss, $780,,
coo.
G-Carlton MINI, 10 buildings destroyed.
ls--Entire business section Alturas, Gals
destroyed.
s1-Pine- Grove, ". Va. wiped out, causing
loss Of $4,000.
Nov. Prime business houses. Johnston
City. H., destroyed.
15-Burl1e. ". Va. wiped out. Half block
business structures destroyed, Grant berg,
Wis; Urbana, Ia. y business blocks de-
wiped out
illinois Steel warehouse. Chicago, de-
stroyed; loss. $1,000. CO.,
S-I3usiness section. Manassas, Va, de-
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12-Holy war proclaimed in Caucasia....
Cossacks Stay % rioters in Tifis.
Oct S-Troops- slaughter many in Moscow
rfOting.. Another massacre at Tifiis.
2S-AH Russia tied up with railroad strike
z62Czar, Influenced by W5tte. promises
Russia a constitution petersburg
panlc-strickeni strike spreads through
out empire.
27-GoverDment employees cease work..
Irepon allows students to hold monster
2s-Moscow parties decide on new govern
1nent Independent of car. Hundreds
killed in fighting throughout empire.
Panic at Warsaw.
So-Czar issues manifesto, giving people
civic liberty, invloIabllfty of person, free
dom OF conscience, speech and assem-
ply, extended Suffrage and a law-Elask-
Ing body. Witte named as minister
president.
3l-Russian people 60 wild with joy over
manifesto However, bloody revolution
sun continues. Arbitrary Finnish rule
enos- -PoDiednostseh, head or RUSSIAN
church, resigns
Nov. l-HundFeus slain at odessa during
days fighting Twenty killed in War
saw riots. Political prisoners set free.
marital law proclaimed in Odessa. st.
petersburg strike off.
3-8Iassacres and plllage in Odessa. Kish-
men and FSien. Odessa riots fatal to
$500; 200 wounded.
500 peasants burned to death at Jedozvo-
grad.
s--Russ marines revolt at Cronstadt, kill
ing 3d.. Irepon removed from of1ce.
1g-Gronstadt mutiny called of
15-Czar gives crown lands to peasants
dDU44sAAeS taxes OF SAUstvUsUUJ-
1S-5cores of Jews slain in Kishinem riot
ing.
22--zemstvo agrees to uphold witte, but
demands constitution.
Z5-Gov. Gen. of Poland orders rioters shot
down
6-Mutinous sevastopoI sailors shoot ad-
mral city in panic
zS-Rebels at SevaStOpoI defeated in ter
rihe three-hour battle; 4 Warships sunk:
half city destroyed and 1900 lives
lost Ielegraphlc communication be-
tween Russia and rest of world cut
Dec. Martial law in Poland abolished.
skier riots result IN SO deaths
rather Gapon condemned to death for
deserting revOlutionists' cause.
S-IroOps at Hardin rebel, staying officers
l3-Bivonta peasants set up new provision
government Independent of car
17-Russia's Baltic provinces revolt;
: large towns menaced.
l8-Street fight at Mitau, capital Of
Courland 500 killed.
5000 Russians slain in Courland;
Moscow tied up; ST. Petersburg pre-
pared for siege.
2l-General strike in St. Petersburg;
KharkOn in hands of 10, 900 fnsur-
gents; car refuses minister's plea
for universal suffrage
zS-Revolt over Russia; Poland under
martial law.
Fighting between strikers and
troops in Moscow; great slaughter.
10000 killed 1900 wounded in
Moscow riots.
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Business Failures

MINI, closed; receiver appointed.
9-Brott cotton mills, Massachusetts, capt.
tai 81. 200 900.
American bank. Chicago; assets
SIT 200, liabilities SIS, 800.
Mar. 5-Arnold Brewing Co., Saulte st.
Marie, Mich; liabilities SS5, 600; assets $685.
600
7-Coe Co. Minneapolis; liabilities. $4,000
liabilities S109, GOO
24-Canton. O., state bank closes. Licking
ton, Okla. First national bank fails.
41 4 WIS Rqfnql tt Pank
bank closed
19-Fyfe & Munson. Chicago, placed in re-
ceiver's hands
23-Nicksburg, Mich, exchange bank.
26-Knight, Donnelly & Co, Chicago
2s-Terre Haute, Ind. national bank closed
doors.
Jul. Spring Valley. ILL.,, and Toluca. H..
national banks close
-Hagerstown. Ind, Commercial bank; LA
bilities, S125,000
19-Spring Valley, o.. bank closes.
20-City national bank, Kansas City, Mo.
Aug. 3-West Liberty, Ky, bank closes.
21-We stern bank, Louisville, Ky; due to
overloans
Sep. 1s-Minot. S. D., national bank closes
oct 6-Peoria (IlI.) national bank closes be-
cause of Dougherty indictments.
Nov. 1-Kingfsher (Okla.) national bank
closed by comptroller of currency.
Dec. I8-John r. WaIsh's three banks In
Oh cagO. Chicago National, Home Saw
ings and Equitable company in IIquIda-
ton. Local clearing house guarantees
payment of S26,OOO,OOO. Public and
private accounts involved.
/ 27-Merchants Trust company Ameri-
can Savings bank and Mechanics
Savings bank, Memphis, Tenn, close
DOORS first named in liquidation.
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nesie gives $4,000 for aged college pro-
May 81 N. Perry. chicago. acquitted OF
I2-Nan Patterson freed of charge of killing
Caesar Young. Negro lynched for
kidnapping at Belmont. No.
Jun. 6-Wiseonsin storms cause s500,00o loss.
paul Morton. ex-Sec. of Navy. elected
chairman OF Equitable society.
16-Samuel Greascn acquitted Of Edwards
murder. at Reading. Pa.
Jul 7-Normandy. Ky. negro lynched for
assault.
Aug. DIR Koch acquitted Of charge Of
killing DR.. Gebhardt at New UlLns Mimi.
1o-FfaIa ZIegIer, pOIa-se~ling expedition
lost for over two years, rescued.
23-Yellow fever reported in Brownsville
- H. and Ottawa county, Mich
25-President Roosevelt submerged 90 mine
utes in submarine torpedo boat Plunger
IN Long Island sound.
Se-YeIlow fever breaks out in FLORIDA
Sep. S-1'wo Silver City. Miss, negroes
Iynched fer assault.
30-Battleship 6Iississippi launched at PHIL
adelphia.
Oct. 8-Mob Of colored citizens near Balm
bridge, Ga, lynch negro for assault.
ll-American bankers hold session n
Washington; John L. Hamilton, Hopes
ton, II, elected president
1S-Capt. Taggart granted absolute al
voTco from wife at Wooster, 0.
injured.
I9-Terridc gale on great lakes kills "a.
wrecking 30 vessels.
26-Presidert Roosevelt ends southern tour
~ rev Ofie<tllS WISH.
27-President narrowly escapes death in
Mississippi river collision.
29-Bainbridge, Ga. mob lynehes negro
who Killed woman and shot sheriff.
S0-Rear Admiral Train and son attacked
by Chinese natives; latter held as hostage
- President Roosevelt reaches wash
ington
! 12--Henderson. Tex. mob Iynches 3 negroes
for murder.
15-Ex-AIderrnan O'NenI. Chicago. loses
breach of promise suit for $4,000.
28-Terridc gale on great lakes wrecks Il
vessels, causing loss Of Is lives ard prop
erty loss of s., COO, 600.
! G-Senator Depew resigns Equitable dircc-
torship.
Dec. -Battleship Idaho launched Al phiia-
delpnia, Pa.
13-Ghas. A. Peabody elected president Mu-
tual Life Insurance company. Geo W.
Perkins resigns Office in New York Lie;
succeeded by a. L. Orr.
17=Edward S. Dreyer. Chicago bank
er. paroled; had served over two
MISREPRESENTATION OF $31s.00 Chica-
go park board funds.
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le-Gen. H a. Payne. lawyer OF national
repute. in Washington.
20.Ada5 Stewart. at FIT Thomas. O.; aged
22-Rt Rev A. A. watson, bishop East
Carolina diocese OF Episcopal church.
2S-Josspl JEFFERSON noted actor, at Palm
Beach, Elss aged IS.
24-U. s. Circuit Judge Amos Thayer. in St.
27r-Ex-aov. Hawkins, at Huntington.
May Com. Nicholson. at Washington;
l4H. S. Cronk, sole survivor Of war Of
1872, at Ava. N. Y; aged 105... Jessie
Davis, famous. singer, in Chicago.
loTklrk La Sale. playwright. at Bel Port,
21.aJudge Towigee. American consul. at
Jun. 4-Gen. Boynton. at Atlantic city. N. J.
2s-Peter Kiolbassa. Chicago treasurer.
3e-Secr tary OF State Hay, at Laize suna-
pee, n. L.
Jul. 16-Gen- ". ". Blackmar, G. A. r.
nander-in-chief. at Boise, Idaho.
Aug. IA. NJ. Bell father of A G. Bell, at
Washington. Rev. Albright. at Dele
9-Archbishop ChapeHe. at New Orleans. of
yellow fever
SIS A Mclean. Jr.. noted packer. at
Sep 5-Hezekiah Butterworth. at Warren.
r. l.; aged 76
eX-con6ressman. at Hot Springs, Va
z2-EN.Cong. and ex-Gov O'FerralL or
Oct. los. f. Nixon. New York assembly
speaker. at WestfieId, N z
12-Gen- W. T; Clark. Of Gen. Grants
staff, at Washington
LIS F. Gale, Oldest Chicago resident, at
2s-Ex- Congressman Jerry Simpson. most
unique character in American politics, at
Wichita, Kan
81-tChas. J. Devlin, .we1l-known coal oper-
ator, at Chicago hospital
Nov 13-Bishop S. NJ 11errin, at TSeyport,
N. J.
27-AAIarshaH Field. Jr.. at Chicago. from
SelI-inf1lcted gunShot wound.
O-Henry Arson, founder of Marshall
town, Ia, a MarshaIltown
Dec. S-United States Senator Mitchell
(Ore.), at Portland.
11--Edward Atkinson. wel1-known so
cial and political economist, at Boston,
aged Is.
25-Judge Murray Tuley. Chicago;
nervous exhaustion caused by over
work.
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Jan 3-Entire Noweski family of 10 per
sons in burning OF Morris Run (Pa0
home. In Ohio river towboat ex-
plOsiOn, 20.
I'm New York blizzard, by freezing.
16-In Decatur, Ill, mine, by fire
25-At Terre Haute, Ind. in boiler explo-
sion.
26-At Calumet. Mich. miners in explo-
z7-Near Turahana, Tenn. in railroad
collision.
Feb. LIN crash OF sleigh and train, 10 WON
en- at Airport N Y
Sat Calumet. Mich, in dynamite explo-
house..4 IN Cleveland. o.. asphyxiation
19-At Pottsville, Pa, 3 In mine accident
20-At St Clafrsville. o.. 4 in boiler explo-
Pin Virginia. Ala. mine. 100, in explosion.
2S-In Brooklyn. N. Y, church. II in floor
collapse-..-In Evitts Greek. Nd, acct
Mar s~Near Pittsburg In rear-eud col
usion between trains. 6 killed near Pike
Vile Ky. by dynamite explosion
AT W. Pitson. Pa, in fall OF car in mine
14-In New York 19, in burning tenement
l9-Near Thurmond, W. Va, q in mine ex-
plosions.
e6-At BrocIxton. Mass, 90 in IRE panic.
22-At Princeton, Ind, S in mine explos. on
Apr. 2-Near Badham. N. c.. 4 in railway
coliiston.-..In snowslide near Ouray,
Col. 4.
4-BodIes Of 40 who lost lives in Ziegler, H..
mine explosion. recovered.
9-Henry Monroe. Chicago, and family Of
four asphySiated.
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PENFlELD EXPLAINS.
SAYS He rendered His Resignation
Because He Wanted to Retire.

Washington, Jan. LIN making pub
lie tonight the correspondence between
him and Secretary of State Root on the
subject of his retirement as solicitor
for the state department, Judge w. L.
Penheld of Indiana. says;
In view of erroneous interpretations
that have been given to the motives for
my resignation I would say it was not
because of any request or suggestion,
directly or Indirectly made by the pres
ident or secretary of state, nor was it
because of any indicate and improper
assumption on my part to criticize as
a subordinate official the judgment of
my chiefs
The resignation Is dated December
%, aind asks that it take effect 'as soon
as may be agreeable TO your convent
ence and pleasure"
It has been thought in some quarters
that Judge PenfeId's retirement was
due to the failure of the state depart
ment and the president to uphold his
findings in the case OF Ambassador
Thompson at Brazil Judge Penfield
went to Rio dc Janeiro to investigate
the serious differences that had broken
out between Thompson, q Nebraska
man, and Consul General Seiger. It is
the understanding that his report cor
roborated the charges made by the con-
sui general. Shortly before tie ad-
iOurnn7ent OF congress ThOmpsOn's
name was sent to the senate as. ambas-
sador to Mexico, which was promo
ton. The only public reason that
Judge Penfeld has assigned for his
unexpected retirement is that he de-
sires to resume his practice OF law IN
his native state.
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Jan. 5-James Gillespie found guilty of sis
ter's murder sentenced for life.
III Miller, Chicago, killed wife, two ba-
bies and self by shooting
13-Chicago mother kills child and self with
gas
19-During quarrel Wilson, kan, Marshall
killed S. Hutchinson. postmaster and edi-
tor and self.
commits suicide.
29-Burlington, Wis, boarder kills landlady
and self
of killing wife.
1O-Inga Hanson, suing for big damages
against Chicago Traction company, con-
victed of perjury. - -Ex-Mayor McCue,
Charlottesville Va, hanged for confessed
17MJohn Shaw. near Quincy. ILL.,. killed
wife and self.
2ANT,, NJ. Hardy and wife, Homer. Mich.
murdered IN bed
9S-W B. Hart near Newton, Kan. killed
daughter and Self..-.F. Elster Spring
VILE Cal killed neighbor wife and self
Chicago detective kills Mary MuIveii.
noted philanthropist and self
Mar 3-W. I. Meet. Tusla. I. T, killed wife
and self
ECharles Thomas, Des Noines Ia found
guilty of murder Of Mabel Schoield
James Ince confesses TO murder Of wife
and 8 children at Danville. Ark
I9-Robbers loot Genoa. O., bank of SIC 600
Apr. IN. Nelson. near Poplar, Ia, kills
daughters and self.
John Dow. negro. Sulphur Rock, Ark
kills 4 negroes.
24-Man and wife. Riley. kan. burned to
death by robDers.-.-F G.. BiCeloW nres
First national bank Milwaukee, con
fesscs TO Sisz50.oao embezzlement... Con-
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12-Ex-Gov. silas CARRIER. Of Nebraska, at
Red Cloud
Feb. 5-Brig. Gen. Smith at Fairmont, w
Va Banker Beckwith Of Oberlin, o..
prominent in Chadwick case
admiral Crosby, q. S. N, retired, at
Washington.
1o-C. H Hackley. Nuskegon, Mich, bene-
factor
1z-Ex-Cong Meyers. Pa. at Philadelphia
14-F A. Falkenburg, head World Wood
men consul. Denver, Col. at Los Angeles
15-Gen. Lew Wallace at Charlottesville.
Ind
ls-Rt. Rev McLaren. of Chicago. in New
2o-Seongressman N. P. Otis IN. VI at
YOnkers.
2S-M. Kelly. millionaire coal operator. at
Danviue. III. .Sewan, Boutwell, Mass
ex-governor, at Groton; aged 81
Mar. Mrs. J. L Stanford dies by poison
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
9-John Cavins times mayor, Of IHdianap-
oils; aged Stu. S. Sen. Bate (AIinnD
at Washington
1s-Brig. Gen. Barber, hrst Hawaii military
governor. in New York. -Ex-Sen. Haw-
ley Comm, at washington
19-Ex- Gov. Luce (Aaich), at Coldwater;
aged So
2s-T. h Watts. head of United States Red
Men. at Montgomery. Ala. .Ed. Booth,
Anamosa. Ia, Oldest editor in U. S.
Apr. Judge Garnsey. at Joliet. III.
l2-Gen. ]. +. Grant. grand secretary OF
United States odd fellows at Baltimore.
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The Coming Country.

The opportunity for the man OF lite
tie means is probably better today in
the prairie states of the southwest
than ever before in the history Of the
Claims or OF tHking up lands under
government laws is gone and VIII not
return again. It is Il different kind OF
oLening which lies before the settler
and its promise IS Of exceeding bright
r.ess It's best opportunity IS shown
in the great southwest where the
transformation is going on and where
the conditions of soil and climate IS
IN harmony with the warm skies and
te1nnerate winds. To the man who IS
not satisfied with his condiuen' the
st,1Ithvvest has an inviting future
Along the lines Of the missouri,
Tx-s,1ss1s7 &, Texas railway there are vast
areas of unimproved lands aWaltlIiS
willing hands to make them yleId Tie
;,o,7rfiftll crops Of which the land Is
,.aT,aI,le There is q need OF stores
factories and new business OF every
ABSORPTION. It is the finest KIND OF
an oDDortuntty in the finest secaon OF
the United States The Souln@eSt Is
linexcelled for the FaTlety ana Aef-
ffI4tsr of its soils-for It's climate Its
1aCy1e are progressive and up-to-date,
ITS RELIGIOUS and educational Iacltities
arc as GOOD as can be found else Nnere.
q-he III. X & T. railway mas no
lands for sale, but is INTERESTED IN
building up this proc - ..
# fs believed that the soutnNess mas
brighter prospects and ofkets Better
o--,5ort1nfties than any other Section
see sre is believing. For taaS Jason
lie southwest courts inv essa5etAa OF
81 conditions as they exist anyone
5sefro,7s Of learning mora ST the
southwest Will do well lfess
George Morton. general iaSes
snd ticket agent MISSOURI zs-AAasas q
Fs.as railway. box al, St. LOUIS. Mo
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I7-In Indianapolis theater panic, 6 80 In
2s-In wilkesbarre. Pa. mine. 10 in falling
2s-In Dubois, Pa. mine, z In explosion.
s0-In Laredo Tex, q in cyclone At VIII
burton, Okla. 10 IN cave-in.
May Sat Marquette. Kan, q IN tornado.
1O-snyder, Okla, wiped out; 100 die In
tornado. In wreck on Pennsylvania
road 20 killed, 100 injured
lat Chicago, in auto plunge into river
I4-Near Goshen, n. z, in crash OF auto
and train.
18-Near Baltimore, % in railway collision.
21-20th Century limited 18-hour train
from Chicago to New Yorl- wrecIzedi IS
killed.
In Wisconsin river, 8 by drowning.
28-At EmpOria, Pa 9 in explosion. At
Phfllipsburg, KAN s in tornado.
July SIN northern Texas q in tornado.
6-At Searight, Pa, 6 in coal mine explosion.
TAT Little Falls Dam, Wis, II drowned.
l1--At Wattstown. Va. 120 in mine explo-
1s-Near Upton. Ind. in freight collision.
18-At Watasha, MINI. z in hotel fire.
lsE-Near Des Moines Ia, in mine explo-
a-Boners of gunboat Bennington explode
off San Diego, Cal. killing 81 marines;
Near Alexandria, Va, by engine.
Sat Albany, N. Y, 16 in collapse of builG-
1s-At Kishman. O., Is in railroad collision.
16-At Ormrod, Pa, y killed in landslide.
2S-On Florida coast, % drowned in gale
which strikes steamship Peconic
Sep LIT Mckeesport, Pa. when fly
1o|At Fairchance. Pa. 25 in powder mill
l1-fn New York. 70 in accident to elevated
151At Avon, Conn. p in explosion.
1T--At Pinconning, Mich. in boiler explo-
sion
Pat Mount Holly Springs. Pa. in rail-
road collision.
25-At Paoli. Pa, in rear-end collision.
zz-At Fort Dodge. Ia. children burned to
Oct S-Near Edington. w. Va. in burn
ing of cabin home.
15-At Seaton. H.. in railroad wreck
16-South Carolina coast, in wreck Of
17-At Port Royal. Mo. mother and 5 chill
dren burned to death.
22-On Beverly, N J., 6 drowned in river
collision. At Bingham. Utah, in cave
z6-At Hot Springs, Ark, s In burning hotel
Near Fairfield, Ia, in railroad col
29-At Hazel Kirk. Ark. 6 mine officials IN
explosion
Santa Fe. AT Casey. Ia, in Rock Is
Nov. 5@At Mountain View. Okla. in tor
Sat Phoenixville. III. in powder ex-
s-Near wikesbarre. Pa. S in railroad
>15-At BenIeysville. Pa. in mine explosion.
16-In New York tenement, by fire.
H-At Parlin. n. J., 4 in powder explosion
/ 23-Near Albion, Ind, in railroad collision.
26-At Bakersbridge, Mass. 20 in railroad
collision.
27-At Emporia, Pa, 9 in powder explosion.
29-Near Duluth, Mimi, in steamer
Mataafa wreck
Dec. lon Middle River, Ala, in house
boat fire. Near Weston, W. Va, in gas
explosion
SIN Wyoming, Is in coal mine explosion.
lin New York tenement, 6 by fire.
! Pat Lindsey. Pa. 6 children by fire.
1S-Near Boyles. Ala, in powder explo-
sion.
17-Verbeck theater, Lorain. O.. de-
stroyed by fire; lives lost. Elk
plosion of 1.4OO lbs. nitroglycerin
at Dupont cOmpany's dynamite
works near Marquette, Mich; men
killed.