The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-01

Carter at -he mouth of Rcd river.
3. Shipwr,Ck. Z. lives lost by the sinking
OF the British bark Afghanistan in
collision with the batuoship Caesar
OFF Duugoucss.
Russo-Japanosc War. Three Russian
cruiscr1 under Admiral Enquist which
escaped in the battle in the strait Of
Korea reached Manila.
Personal: Whitclaw Reid, the new
American ambassador to England,
arrived in London.
Obituary: Gen. H. " BOynton. noted
journalist, Federal veteran of the clvll
war and president OF tho Chicka-
mauga Park association. IN Atlantic
city; aged 20.
T. Fire: Ia Milwaukee. loss of 10000 by
the burning Of the Milwaukee cXhibi-
tion building.
6. Personal. Crown Prince Frederick
William Of Prussia married TO the
Duchess Cecilia Of Mcchenburg-
Schworin at Berlin
z. Convention. Tho national council Of
thc General Federation Of Womens
Clsbs met at Atlantic city.
Obltuary Beriah wilkins, editor and
proprietor of the Washington Post, in
Washington; aged Jg.
s Shlpwrcck; British submarine boat
AS lost OF Plymouth with IA Of her
crew.
Obituary: Prince Leopold Of IIohenzol-
lolut WHOSE nomination 10 lue lllIbIt
OF Spain caused the Franco-Prussian
war in 1870, In Berlin; aged 20.
.. Financial: Thomas II. Ryan acquired
a controlling interest In the Equitable
Life Assurance society; Paul Morton,
former secretary of navy, chosen
chairman of the board Of directors.
10. Flood. Sudden rise of the Mississippi
river caused "a loss Of $3,OOOOOO in
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
Russo-Japanese War: President Roosc-
velts suggestion for a peace confer
fence accepted by Russia and Japan.
r. Fire: At Fort Worth, Tex: loss OF
$4,000 by the burning of a packing
plant.
H. Convention: Reunion Of the United
Confederate Veterans at Louisville.
10. Sporting: Beldlmc won the Suburban
handicap at Shecpshead Bay.
lG. Fire: At Fort Francis, Ont. the busi-
ness section destroyed; loss. 100000.
II. Accident: 3 killed and many injured
in a wreck on the Western Maryland
railroad at Patapsco, MD.
Obituary: Cen. Maxine Gomez. tho
Cuban leader, at Havana; aged "a.
IS. Fire: At PCmaukcc, Wis. loss Of $780,
900 by the burning Of the Armour ice
plant
Russo-Japanosc War: Washington cho-
sen as the meeting place of the Rus
sian and japanese plcnipotentiarles.
49, Convention: The Interstate National
Guard association met in ST. Paul.
90 Political: II. w. Bower, former min
lister to Venezuela, dismissed from the
diplomatic service.
a. Accident: The Twentieth Century
Limited wrecked by an open switch at
Mentor o.. . deaths.
%. Itussia Battle between troops and
strikers at Lodz, Poland. 90 citizens
killed and 200 wounded
%. Political: The Chinese exclusion law
defined by the president.
Fire: AT Nashville; loss of SOJCJJ In the
shopping district.
n. Personal: John FiaIlly Wallace, chief
engineer OF the Panama canal. resign
ed.
Sporting Yale defeated Harvard to 2
at baseball at New Haven.
IS. Accident: 8 deaths in a dynamite oN-
ploslon at Emporium, Pa.
Sporting: Cornell won the CiEht cared
varsity races at Poughkeepse; time
4 miles 20 minutes % 2-5 seconds; .
miles, . minutes 2-5 seconds.
Russia: Strike disorders at Odessa: loss
of S3OOOO,OOO by incendiary fires. The
Russian battleship Knlaz Potcmkine
I'm the hands of mutinccrs. appeared
in the harbor and trained her guns
on the city.
%. Convention: The National Equal Suf-
frage association met at Portland,
Ore
Sporting: Yale defeated Harvard in the
varsity boat race at New London
time, 4 miles, - minutes 30 2-5 seconds
| 30. Personal: John +. Stevens appointed
chief engineer Of the Panama canal
Charles +. Bonaparte installed as Sec
rotary of navy, vice Paul Morton, re-
signed.
Obituary: Cen. Hugh Boyle Ewing, SOL
dior. author and diplomat, at Lancas-
ter, o.; aged 70.
JULY.
| /. Obituary: John Hay, United States
secretary Of state, at Newbury, y. H.;
aged G..
.. Obituary; Rev George Day, noted IIc-
brew scholar and one Of the reviscrs
of the Bible, In New Haven; aged 80
Storm: 1000 persons drowned by a
cloudburst at Guanajuato, Mexico.
! 3. Convention: National educational con-
vontion met at Asbury Park, n. ].
| 4. Obituary. Prof. Jacques Rcclus, ia
nous Eeographor, in Brussels; aged 75.
| Sporting: New worlds record for autos
made at Norris park. New York, by
| Webb jay, who drove a.3 machine a
mile I'm As As seconds.
| Convention: Twonty-second intcrnation-
al Christian Endeavor gathering, in
| Baltimore.
! Rlsso-Japarcse War: Baron Roson, the
new Russian ambassador to the Unit
! ed States and one Of the car s peace
plenipoteutaries, arrived in New
| York.
s. Sporting: NJ. Thiory won the inter-
national auto race for James Gordon
| Bennett cup at Laschamp, France.
/ Storm: 40 deaths IN tornado which
devastated Montague county, Tex.
! G. SportnE The Leander crew OF Eng
! land defeated the Ghent crew OF Bel
gium for the Grand Challenge cup at
Henley n-thc-Thamcs.
Paul Jones; The remains OF Paul Jones
formally delivered to the United States
! government by France,
] Convention: Seventh annual gathering
OF the 4ipworth league opened at Den
! yer.
Disaster at Sea: French submarine boat
Farfadet sank IN the port of Sid Ad-
dallRh, Tunis, carrying down - men.
s. Obituary: Walter Kittredge, author ot
''rentins Tonight" at Manchester.
n. H.
Fire: At Meridian, Miss; loss Of $500, ,OOo
by tho burning OF the Gulf cotton com
press plant
Russia: The battleship Knlaz Potem-
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