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


Fire: At Butte. Mont; loss Of nearly
100000 BY flames IN the business dis
trict
q. storm: A destructive and fatal ty-
phoon swept over Luzon ana other
Philippine islands. over 100 deaths and
"a property loss estimated az &,OW.V.C.
30. Personal: The car rewarded Wltte
for Eis services on the peace comms-
sion by creating him a count OF tho
empire.
1. Fire: At Hiroshima, Japan; loss Of
$5,OOOOOO by the burning of military
stores.
Z. Sporting: Dan Patch paced a milo in
1864, breaking his OWL record of 1856.
at Louisville, Ky.
10. Conventions Thirty-nrst annual con
vention of the American Bankers as
ISOLATION met IN Washington.
IL. Obituary: Josephine Shaw Lowell,
well known rcformcr ana phiianthro-
pist, in New York city; aged G2.
13 Obituary: Sir Henry Irving, the Eng
lsh actor. at Bradford, England; aged
e..
H. Worlds Fair: Close GO '.' Lewis and
Clark exposition at la.,....Il. ore; at
tendance for the entire fair period,
2,5i55O9. The Missouri building at the
fair, with valuable art treasures,
burned.
Russo-Japanosc War: Tho emperors oe
Russia ana Japan signed the peace
treaty, officially ending the war
1S Accident. s people killed and % IN
jurcd by "a tornado az Sorrento, Ill.
19. Personal: The Danish court anuounc-
ed that Prince Charles of Denmark
would accept tho crown OF Norway
Il. Celebrations Centenary Of the naval
battle Of Trafalgar and the death OF
the British commander, Lord Nelson,
celebrated in the British dominous
%. Personal: Admiral Togo made "a public
entry OF Tokyo 10 report to the miEa-
do the return OF his fleet from the
war.
q. Personal: Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived
at san Francisco from Yokohama.
Obituary: Jerry Slmpson, former con-
grcssmau and ro,ol ioqui!st leader, at
Wichita, kan; aged Co.
"a Chile: 90 persons killed and 500 wound
ed in a riot at Santiago.
| 26. Russia General strike Of railway
men followed by rioting in the great
cities.
80. Accident: 10 killed and 80 injured in a
wreck on the Topeka and Santa Fe.
near Kansas City
Russia: The car issued a manifesto
granting civic liberty.
| 81. Sporting: Ed Bryan broke the worlds
two mile record by trotting in 4:l5 at
| Philadelphia.
Russia: The railway strike committee
decided to continue tho strike in spite
| OF inc car llDeral manifesto anu Oc-
manded general amnesty
NOVEMBER.
1. Russia Riot and disorder at odessa
and vicinity, accompanied by attacks
on the Jews.
| 3. Personal: Prince Louis OF Battenberg.
| bearing a message from King Edward
VII. to President Roosevelt, received
at the White House.
! Russia: Car Nicholas granted the de-
| M M 1q nf n
ornment as 1t existed before 1898. Am-
nesty ukase signed freeing political
prisoners and press censorship abol-
| ished.
Storm: 30 killed and many injured by
tornado at Mountain View, O. Il.
8. Obituary: William r. Richards. IA
nous American marine artist, at Now
port, r. l.; aged 72.
| Z. Obituary: Sir George Williams. found
er of the y. NJ. c. A., in London; aged
A. Lady Florence Dixie, author. eX-
plorer and woman's rights champion.
at Glen Stuart, Scotland; aged IS.
| Russia: Mutiny Of Russian sailors at
Cronstadt, accompanied by rioting and
pillagc.
II Russia: Martial law proclaimed
throughout Poland. Political uprising
and riot at Nladiyostok
| 10. Convention: Congress Of the American
Federation Of Labor opened at Pitts
burg.
H. Political: Tho Islc Of Pines seeded
from Cuba and organised a govern
| ment under United States laws
| L. Russia: The car granted land conces-
sions to the peasants.
! lS Sporting. Yale defeated Princeton at
football at New Haven.
| Miscellaneous: Prince Charles Of Den
mark elected king of Norway. Korea
| yielded to Japan's demands in the
matter of government
| l9 Shipwrcck; over 100 deaths by the loss
of the steamer Hilda in the English
channel.
90 Russia: Mutlny Of sailors of the Rus
sian feet and soldiers Of the garrison
at Sevastopol.
Personal: Norway's new king, Haakon
VII, given royal welcome into Chris
tiania
sporting; Yale defeated Harvard at foot
ball, 6 to 0. Mt Cambridge
26. Accident; 10 killed and % hurt in a
wreck on the Boston and Maine, near
Lincoln Mass.
Celebration: The 2J0th anniversary of
the settlement of Jews in America OBJ
served throughout the country.
81 Norway: King Haallon formally as
cended the throne at Christiania-
! 20. Personal: Edwin " Morgan former
United States minister to Korea, ap-
pointed minister to Cuba, vice Herbert
c. Squicrs, resigned.
Russia: Russian mutineors at Sevastopol
conquered after n severe battle.
DECEMBER.
2, Sporting: Army and navy football
game at Princeton resulted in tie:
score to G.
3. Obituary: John Bartlett, compiler OF
"Bartletts Familiar Quotations." at
Cambridge, Mass aged &C.
| 4. Political: Premier Balfour rendered
the resignation of the British cabinet.
5. Russia Gen. Sacharon. former minis
ter Of war, assassinated by a woman
| reyolutionist.
Political: International feet occupied
the Turkish island Of Iemnos. Sir
Henry Campbell Bannerman accepted
the task Of forming new British
| cabinet.
l. Personal: Capt. Roald Amundsen,
Norwegian explorer. reached Eagle
City, Alaska, overland from Herschel
island, after having sailed the north
| west passage in tho sloop Gtoa