davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
The Female Seminary.

Rev. Mr.. Pitmsn has returned after
a visit 70 Stanton. where he attend
ed the Synod Of Virginia. and reports
a pleasant and interesting tune. Much
important business was transacted by
that body. 1t adjourned Oct. 80 10
meet next October in Charleston, w
Va. The question Of establishing q
female seminary was brought before
the Norfolk Presbytery. which had
adjourned to meet at Stanton. for It's
consideration. 1t was determined. anC
a committee was appointed to raise
funds TO meet the proposition made
by Williamsburg. provided We arr
able 10 secure the remainder OF th'
SIS. COO.
The following have subscribed L
the fund since our last report:
Geo. B. Yeakle. Geo. P. Colema
A. Brooks. {. B. Trevilian.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03

mont tobacco -
belt. known TO :
the world as the
best productive
soil for tobacco
with an aroma so Q
lightful. pleasing s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03

Miss Lizzie Meade spent Wed
nesday in Richmond.
Mrs. A. J. Barnes of farewell
Hail." regrets that she is not able
20 receive her friends. but VIII be
at home" after December lst. on
Henry street.
Miss Ida Henley. of Newport
News. visited relatives here this
week.
A companion shot Master Leon
Cooley through one of his toes
Thursday during a squirrel hunt. II
was an accident and nothing serious
expected.
Mr.. II. T. Armistead. state in
spectcr. has guaranteed Brutor
distoict. York county. against James
City. No cattle can be sent from
that distric into James City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stubs. o.
New Orleans. visited their Orothe
Prof. T. J. Stubs and family thi
week. Mr.. Stubs has been ap
pointed one of the Exposition Com
missioners of his state, and. o
course. will be here next summer
He is an alumnus Of William an
Mary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
Brooks
General Insurance Agent

representing the following
6irst-class Companies
Va. Fire & Marine and Va
State, Richmond Virginia
Home. of y. \. Hamburg
bremen. Norwich L MO
Pennsylvania Fire and Fir
Association, ofPhiiadelphia
| also represent the Fidel-
ity X Deposit Co. OF Md. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. OF y. Y.
All business en- trusted
whether fire insurance bono
or OF indemnity on Officiall
or employees will receiv,
prompt attention.
Office Over Spencer 6rOs.' Store,
! WILLIAMSBURG V.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
Next Tuesday Election Day.

Next Tuesday. November o. IS
election day. II is the duty Of every
good citizen to 90 TO the polls and
cast his ballot for the candidate ne
honestly believes viii best represent
the interest of all the people. If
you are a strict party man and be
lieve in the integrity Of party ma
chinerv. stand by your nominee.
The ticket to be voted in al
counties above York Tuesday con-
tains four names and they are al
candidates fo- Congress from thS
third district. They are
John Lamb
J. B. Johnson
Thos. A. Hollins
G. A. Hanson.
To vote for any one candidate o.
the ticket scratch the names OF IN
other three. and nothing more. Dra'
Your pen or pencil entirely throug
the names you don't want TO yo'
for.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
NOTICE.

Members of Powhatan Council
No. lS43 Royal Arcanum: The
above named council viii hold a
regular meeting on Nov. -. at 7::3O
o. m. Business of vital importance
is to be transacted at this meeting
and every member is urged to at
tend. Lay aside your work for a
little while and let US have large
number present.
z. II. Proctor, Secretary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
COCrAl AND =
- DERSONAL

~ vT-Isz-1i;a7I;F ~ "a AZ ~ y "a =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
WRITE Us A LrrrLR

=
freely and frankly. In strictsst oonfs-
dencs. ts1ing Is N your syzptons and
troubles. We ~iIl send free acvtcs On
plain sealed snveiope). A3drsE>s La
dies Advisory Dept. The Ch4ttan0Oga
Msdidns Co.. Ch4ttsn00Ea. lena
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03

Your stomach churns and digests the
food u eat and II foul OF torpid.o out
OF orucr. your whole - stem suffers from
blood poison. Hollistei : Rocky Noun.
Jain Tea Keeps You well. - cents. Tea
or Tablets. J. Ii. Stone. Druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-11-03
Graham & Barlow
Fire, Life & Fidelity
Insurance.

Representing la The Phenix OF New
York Aetna OF Hartford
Philadelphia Underwriters. TIE Pru5en-
tial Lite. me Virginia Safe Deposit and
Trust Corporation o. Alexandria.
We will take pleasure IN serving you
and all business viii be given prompt
attention
Phone IS, williamsburg, Va
iy22 6moS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31
#. |fss7
~
FIRES

~ FEBRUARY. sFs si$5.
8. The Union elevator In East St. Louis
destroyed by fire: loss, 81 100000
II. Fire In the Duluth elevator plant caus-
ed loss Of 81, 900. 900. ID III. y !$.s
"a. Fire in the San Francisco lighting
plant caused loss OF 81, 900 0o0.
Is. Fire in the plant OF the 1ntercoloniai
railway at Moncton. n. b. caused a
loss Of 81 900, 900. @ .s= u 5...3 ".
%. WrangeI Alaska, nearly wiped out BY
fire. Nc
"a. The steamer Plymouth OF the Fan
River line, with other properties, burn
ed at Newport, r. j.; loss, $1,000 200.
q. Fire In the business section Of Johns
town. Pa. caused q loss Of 100000.
"A MAY.
II. Al 100000 fire In the leather district
Of Paris.
Is. Forest fires devastated over 400 square
miles Of territory In Michigan.
No. Loss Of 81 100000 by the burning OF
55 New Yorks chief refuse destroying
plant on Barren island.
%. A s550,oOe blaze Ia the business district
of Ogden, Utah.
%. Fairbanks, Alaska, suffered a loss Of
n si,0o0,oeo by fire in the business Sec
s ton. ~
8. The famous st. Michaei's church IN
Hamburg burned.
u s ocToHER. s
10. Fire DESTROYED several public buildings
in AltoeHa, Pa. causing u loss Of
100000. Is RI
1, SGVEaB ER: 5s84sss
~ Loss Of $4,000 400 bgsfiie burning Of a.
dry goods block In Hamilton Os
Plant OF the Harvest King DistilIing
company burned In Kansas CITY: loss,
s4oo. 900. sSS
10. Fire caused d loss Of 600 In the
business district OF Scranton
Lehigh Valley coal dock burned in Chi
cage. loss. sa57; 0eD.
s8. Fire iii the business district BIZ Peoria,
ILL.,, cauaed b loss OF $40, 900.
DEcEMHEg-
s. Loss Of 10000 IN q factory mrs at
Lynn, Mass.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31

Secretary Taft to proceed to Havana.
10. The French cabinet resigned s4q
NOVEMBER. I;
8. President Roosevelt left Washington
for Panama. n
g. Sir Mortimer Durand's early retire
ia ment as British ambassador to the
United States announced in England. K
IA. President Roosevelt reached Colon,
Panama. in the United States battle
ship Louisiana. Sc: ..t. 10 5ts
:, DECEMBER. a
8. Last session Of the Fifty-ninth con-
II gress opened in Washington; President
Roosevelt sent the senate the follow
ing nominations: Secretary Of the
7 treasury, George B. Cortelyou; attor-:
ney general, Charles J. Bonaparte;
postmaster general, George L. Won
Meyer; secretary of the navy, Victor
Fl. .Metcalf; secretary of the interior,
James R. Garfield; secretary CT COM
merce and labor. Oscar S. Stratus; as
sociate justice Of supreme court, Will
liam III. Moody. s3
10. President Roosevelt awarded the No
bel peace prize.
John w. Biddle appointed ambassador
to Russia.
Is. The German reichstag dissolved by
the emperor for failure to pass the
military budget: ?.*g G$Ef
II. Special message on Panama canal
sent to congress by the president
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31
DISASTERS At SEA

s$ssRj&5t JANUARY. $s f* E..ts y a54
22. The Brazilian turret ship Aauidaban
4 destroyed near Rio de Janeiro by the
explosion OF her magazines: 30 off,
GERS and sailors killed and 22 injured. 81.
81 The Pacific coaster Valencia wrecked
near Cape Beaie, p. c.: l39 reported
lost. ss a555S5 f III
ii. n sailors persisted at the sinking OF
the Phoenix liner British King on
III Sable island. MI SSs5Es @5
i8. 35 lives lost In the laundering Of the
Belgian cadet ship Count de Smat do
Mayer in the Bay Of Biscay.
rs. 4 deaths by the sinking Of the British
torpedo boat No. 50 of Port said.
10. q lives lost by tlae. sinking 81 the
British ship Lisnore at sancta Maria,
s Chile. 81 1s;s s 81.
q. g persons drowned from the steamer
chehalis. which was run down by the
1s Princess Victoria on Vancouser, b. C. I
AUGUST.
Italian steamship sirto Off the coast
OF Spain.
49, The French submarine Lutin lost with
her crew Of Is Off Bisertu. Turiis. sSSi
h. Russian coasting steamer Warjagin
sunk on V1adivostok by floating
mine; 400 passengers and sailors
drowned. sSs. ssSs
30. % drowned by the sinking Of the Ger
man steamship Hermann IN the Eng
1ish channel. 81 sss
N0yEMgE Err
10. ~ lives lost In crash between the
FIJI steamer DIX and Alaskan liner Jeanie
"a of Askali Point. Wash.
~. During q gale on the lakes 62 Hes
were lost bg the wrecking OF vessels.
The steamer Il M Jones went down In
Georgian bay with IL sailors and is
passengers
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31

fa$&l$s SEPTEMBER. .'.gn -.2
/. The International Alliance Of wom-
ans Suffrage Associations met in CO.
i'll. penhagen. .ss T5E -
i. OCTOBER.
Is. The American Bankers association
met in convention in st. Louis. .s5s s.
IL Triennial worlds convention of the
Nv. G. T. u. met In Boston. III,
a. National convention Of the W. G. r.
%. met in Hartford, Conn -,
553$ssssII II .5sESs1 NOVEMBER.
Ia Twenty-sixth annual convention of
the American Federation of Labor be-
gun at Minneapolis. sss 81 lab
H. National Baptist congress convened at
st. Louis. #sSssas5y s*,@% IN Y -
20 Transmississippi congress met in Kan
sas City. gS5 z
4 DECEMBER. t$7s 55s55
= California Miners association met in
San francisco : 81
6. National senatorial amendment con-;
vention met In Des Moines. &
!. National waterways congress met In
4 Washington. III
- The American Association For the
Advancement OF Science met in New
York city. $50 49, .>
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31
Notable Occurrences of the
Year.
NATURES FURY LET LOOSE.
A Classified Summary of World
Events-Items of Personal Inter-
est - Fatal Explosions and Col
Hsions--Disasters at Sea-Sporting
Eyents-Convention
CONVENTIONS

JANUARY.
16 Seventeenth annual convention of the
United Mine Workers met at Indian
apolis. :
FEBRUARY.
z. The Womans National Suffrage asso-
citation met in Baltimore,
% MARCH.
Is. National assembly Of the United Mine
Workers Of America opened Ia Indian
apolis. &c., r-r
~ APRIL.
z. International postal congress opened
at Rome by King Victor Emmanuel
and Queen Helena. '">.
16 Fifteenth congress of the National So
,ciety Daughters of the American Rev.
j. olution in Washington.
rs. Annual reunion of the United Confed-
crate Veterans at New Orleans.
1. Fifteenth national convention Daugh-
tiers Of the Revolution met in Phila-
delphia. e., .s%,@J. ~
Annual congress Of the National Society
Sons of the American Revolution met
in Boston. a-.'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31
NATURES FORCES

~. JANUARY. 81
4. Earthquake shock at Masaya, Mica
ragua. HI IL,
Z. Earthquake shock in Missouri, Kan
sas and Nebraska. % ~ sF$&l
'6. Severe earthquake shocks in Arizona
and New Mexico. .E@1
~ FEBRUARY
z. The Society and Tahiti groups Of is
lands damaged to the extent of $780,
900 by cyclone: deaths, $50. &
d. An earthquake followed by tidal
wave resulted in loss Of life esti-
mated at 1900 on the coast of Colom-
hia. ~
2. "a deaths in tornado that swept over
Meridian, Miss; property loss, $1,000
600.
.7-20. An earthquake destroyed several
prosperous towns in Formosa, causing
loss of 1000 lives (estimated) and
property damage Of 81, 000, 900.
APRIL. 81. 'a.'-
s. Violent explosions in Mount Vesuvius
accompanied by streams Of lava and
showers Of cinders over the surround
ing country as far as Naples. -s
z. The town Of Bosco Tre-Case, on the
southern slope of Vesuvius, and 1000
acres of cultivated land in the vicinity
buried under lava and ashes.
9. Continued destruction around Mount
Vesuvius, accompanied by earthquake
shocks; many towns. abandoned.
4. Earthquake shock at Kagi and vicin-
ity, Formosa; over 100 deaths reported
and thousands made homeless.
g. An earthquake shook San Francisco
and the surrounding country at S.13
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31

l9. Fires continued in San Francisco.
Over 100000 homeless people gathered
in the parks and open country around
the city. The water mains being de-
stroyed by the earthquake, no water
could be had to fight the fire. Many
buildings were dynamited. Gen. Fun
ston, commander of the department Of
California, assumed control Of the city
to keep order and care for the home
less. President Roosevelt issued
proclamation asking aid for the people
Of San Francisco. %s4 4 3e*a
90 Fire checked In San Francisco. Total
deaths in the earthquake calamity,
=. 49, Financial loss from earthquake
over 500, 600 600; by fire $3.50. 0oo, oOo .s
q. Is earthquake shocks in succession in
Tuscany. :2h I. ,2.s 4.
Is. An earthquake shock alarmed San
q Francisco. doing slight damage, =
AUGUST. S
II. Earthquake in Chile: IA cities AFFECTED,
Valparaiso being almost destroyed;
estimated deaths 1000 and property
loss about $50,000,000. SSs4
+ 1 n SEPTEMBER. t&% =, W.
Is. Typhoon struck Hongkong; deaths es-
timated at 10000 and property loss $780,
0O0,0OC.
q. Earthquake shocks in Porto Rico.
OCTOBER. ~, T.
8. Floods caused extensive damage to
property on the line of the Mexican
Central railway and destroyed 123
lives. "%,.
The great lakes visited by the worst
storm experienced there since 1880;
many lives lost. r. ~ - +
IL. Cyclone and tidal wave wrecked
houses and shipping on the Honduras
coast, doing damage estimated at ST.
i 900. III
18s A West India hurricane accompanied
by a tidal wave caused great destruc-
ton and heavy loss Of life In Cuba
and on the Florida coast.
p .s5.Z NOVEMBER.
/. Storm devastated the French coast
distance Of 80 miles, wrecking numer-
GUS resorts; damage, 5000. 900.
2. Earthquake shock lasting 80 seconds
felt on the California coast.
IS. Fierce storm swept over Mississippi,
" Arkansas and Tennessee; s deaths.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31
SPORTING RECORDS

u E.~$. JANUARY. #sL
q. r. II. Marriott broke the worlds auto
mobile record by driving the Stanley
steamer a mile In 81 As seconds at
Ormond, Fla. n S55sSs& lssS =
Is. Fl. HI. Marriott broke the worlds auto
record made by Kim the 23d by driving
the Stanley steamer mile In % Is
seconds at Orfnond. Fla. ~ * & =
%. Clifford carp Sc red a new 100 mile
auto record by making the run IN
hour is minutes 40 2-5 seconds at Or
mond. Fla. FL.
h r { r. MARCH. 49, ~
IA. Battling Nelson defeated Terry Nc
Govern in six round contest in Phil
adelphia. go ~. .r5t.r
4 -. - APRIL. -, .[E>-E w.
q. George +. Slosson won the 1872 balk
line billiard championship of the world
- in New York city, defeating Jacob
Schaefer with score OF 500 to 1896 in
Is innings. =. So
q. The Olympic games opened in Athens.
5.s ~ ~ MAY. r y = as..i@ =
!. Close Of the Olympic games at Athens,
Greece, in which American athletes
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31
OF King Joachim Murat. Napoleonss
famous cavalry leader. killed by his
own auto In Munich. 9@

.
famous cavalry leader. killed by his
own auto In Munich. ;fs
s ~ ST. AUGUST. s$zy n 81.
q Strike Of photographers, involving 50.ooc
workmen In the United States and
Canada, begun. ,ytG% iEs
8. Milwaukee Avenue State bank closed
its doors in Chicago with a deficit OF
$1,000, 900. 5g.s,Ss , sS ss& M :,
a. Frank J. Nipple, president OF the in
solvent Real Estate Trust Company Of
~ Philadelphia, took his own life at
Bryn Mawr. n
rs. In an attempt to assassinate the RUS
sian premier, stolypin, at st. Peters,
burg by bomb Is people were killed
and many injured; Stolypin escaped
injury.
26. Gen. Min, an officer Of the personal
suit of the car, killed by a young
woman, who fired five shots into him
from revolver.
Is. The Real Estate Trust Company Of
Philadelphia, whose president, Frank
w. Nipple, committed suicide on the
oath, closed its doors with liabilities
placed at s1o,oO0,OO0. a..
SEPTEMBER.
Ii. Gen. Trepoff, the Russian terror"
commandant Of the imperial palace
and formerly head of the police, died
at Peterhof. }....-
10. Gen. Nicolaiff of the Russian artillery
assassinated at Warsaw.
q. Race riots in Atlanta; many negroes
killed.
"a. Centennial of the discovery of Pixies
peak celebrated at Colorado Springs.
Twain's ''poet-- lariat."" otherwise
known as the farmer poet, died at
Prospect Hill. N. Y.
>. OCTOBER.
2. The notorious AL Adams, policy king
and ex-convict, took mis- own life in
New York CITY,. @-rA
6. The armored cruiser North Carolina
launched at Newport News.
10. The banking house of J. M. Ceballos
g. Co. of New York and Havana fail
ed as a result OF defalcations by the
agent in Cuba, Manuel silveira, who
abSconded.
suspended payment, with liabilities Of
over s5.000,000; Mac Fadyen committed
suicide.
8. News Of Peary's trip to the "farthest
north reached the United States.
Ii. Esther Damon, last widow pensioner
on the roll of the war of the Revolu-
ton, died at Rutland; aged 90.
IL. Balloonists Usuelli and Crispi crossed
IuS APPS ct IlS AS1SuI VI lSGls
encountering temperature Of Id de-
grees c. below freezing.
49, Bomb exploded with vicious intent in
side St. Peters at Rome at the close
Of mass; no one injured.
DECEMBER.
2. "Black PATTI (Flora Batson), color
ed concert singer, died in Philadelphia;
aged IS.
g. Mohammed Ali Mira, son of the shah
Of Persia, made regent during his Ia
theirs Illness. -I& .,- -
8. Sylvia Gerrish, once popular light
opera singer, widow Of Judge Henry
Hilton's son, died in New York city.
u. Church. separation law went into eff
feet In France. FL p
Ex-Governor Franklin j. Moses Of
South Carolina. noted figure in recon
struction days, died at Winthrop,
Mass. f.
L. constitution granted to the Trans
u yaal. 1, - :az . 49, sst E>1
i8. Demonstration In favor Of France
checked by soldiers in Rome. %%a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL I

SS12 i FaSEf y, II JANUARY. s8,2l SE2a$5. i
Is. International conference on Moroccan
Wy affairs opened at Algeciras, Spain.
f. ~ &E FEBRUARY. 5. s
II. Alice Roosevelt married to Congress-
man Nicholas Longworth at the White
House. r;1.f,.@sl %.~-.@5 sI ~
Is. Clement Armand Fallieres inaugurat-
81. ed president Of France. ~
z. The French ministry under Premier
ii Rouvier resigned after defeat on the
church question. IS #tE
20. Charles s. Francis of Troy, N Y, ap-
pointed to succeed Bellamy Storer as
American ambassador to Austria. =
81. The International conference on Mo-
rocco affairs at Algeciras came to
agreement upon all points in dispute
between France and Germany.
T .."-- ri APRIL g."
z. Moroccan convention signed at Alge-
ciras by the delegates to the interna-
tional conference. ~
80. Count White resigned the premiership
Fl Of Russia.
4. New Russian ministry headed by Co
remykin announced.
10. Opening Of the Russian douma at St.
Petersburg.
10. Railroad rate bill passed by the Unit
Gu StdIGS senate WITH q vote Oh IL TO 5.
81. King Alfonso and Princess Ena mar
ried; bomb thrown at the king and his
bride while receiving an ovation in the
streets Of Madrid narrowly missed the
royal couple and killed 50 attendants
and spectators. ii. %.
JUNE.
II. The house voted for a lock canal no
to Sc. a. 49,, .s@o~ Esss j 4.
1s. Bill admitting Oklahoma to statehood
became a law. y
q. King Haakon VII. crowned at Trondh-
jem, Norway. = z-. Il -..-.
g., The pure food bill passed the house
: 24O to III. 1n Il:
%. Railway rate bill signed by the pres.
ident. H
II. French supreme court annulled the
condemnation Of Captain Dreyfus.
IL. Captain Dreyfus restored to the army
by special act of the French legis-
lature. ~. - -, &
"a. Car Nicholas dissolved the douma;
martial law declared in st. Peters,
burg. -.
q. 1876 members of the douma met at VII
borg, Finland, and issued a. revolution
airy manifesto to the Russian people.
= r. AUGUST. n3sA
20. Rising Of the Cuban Liberals against
D. the Palma administration; Gen. BAN
dera took the field with band Of rev.
olutionists Es>
%. Cuban revolutionists, led by Gen. Pine
Guerra, an ex-congressman, captured
IS . the town Of San Luis, province of
Pinar del Rio. .S2s%
%. Gen. Guerra's revolutionists captured
San Juan de Martinez. in Pinar del
Rio, but were driven out after q sharp
engagement. -
5<lfgt= SO SEPTEMBER. i }g5g. "A 2.
lgYos
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31

n,
% hours ~ minutes, beating the record
he made on the same course in 1863 by
20 minutes. 55
30. Spearrnint won the English Derby
4 Burgomaster won the $4,000 Belmont
stakes at Belmont park. q
JUNE. 3. Il b. s5
10. spearmint won the Grand Prix de
Paris. "a. 3 ~ rs: Ess 4.t
2. Go Between won the s2o.ooe Suburban
E handicap. $a Y.
s3 Cornell won the four mile eight Dared
varsity race at Poughkeepsie.
n. Szisz won the Grand Prix automobile
race at lie Mans, France.
rs. Harvard won the varsity eigIt cared
boat race at New London.
3d. Z. j. Hicks won the Marathon race in
Chicago, covering 25 miles in 8 hours
and 2 minutes. Ii Is q 55s$45 ss5
| yard amateur swimming match for the
. championship of the world at Not
fingham. England.
81. W. .. Clothfer won the American ten
$s mis- championship In singles at New
port
sEPTEMBaR
4, Electioneer won the Futurity stakes
f$ls,0 001 at Sheepshead Bay.
g. Joe Cans won by foul In the forty
rs second round the contest with Battling
Nelson at GoidfeId. New.
s. Cambridge defeated Harvard ia
rowing contest on the Thames.
4 Dan Patch broke the worlds pacing
record going the mile IN 1:55, at st.
Paul. a.
~, Sweet Marie made a new worlds race
@ record for mares by going a mile In
8 2:oaA at Syracuse
H. Martin j. Sheridan Of the Irish Amer
lean Athletic club threw the discus f35
the world $ record
OCTOBER $ $El
~ The American team OF Chicago won
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS

t3s us t$f JANUARY. ~ $@.1,
q 8. "A strike Of printers, extending over
the United States and Canada, inau-
gurated. %Es s. 2tg$ -
Il ID. Taigny, retiring French charge
q affaires tn Venezuela, expelled from
that country. e
IS. NJ. Maubourget, the charge d'anaires
gs Of Venezuela In Paris, ordered to leave
France s8 S$- - iET
!: Is. The simplon tunnel opened to rail-.
way passenger traffic. z.5 r +
$ FEBRUARY e. "a tFE
B 10. Englands monster battleship Dread
nought launched by King Edward at
Portsmouth,. Ill, IL
4 n. Race riot in Springfield O. ~ -
@SjSt "a MARCH E&>
S-8. Fight between Gen. Leonard Woods
force and the Moros on Mount Dajo;
600 Moros killed, and the troops suffer-
ed a loss OF is killed and So wounded.
u. Decision rendered by the United
States supreme court that corporations
must produce their books and papers
and answer questions in actions
brought by the government. & &.
II. Johann Most noted anarchist, died in
Cincinnati 5% ::5se5 s5. .#.. zS5.s
a. Judge Otis J. Humphrey Of the United
States district court granted the i'm
munity pleas of officers of five pack
3 ing firms under indictment for con-
spiracy In restraint Of trade in Chi
s54 cago. ...
.3{5%j APRIL. e. p:
# s Paul Noqaet, the Belgian sculptor and
anaateur aeronaut killed by falling
from his balloon on Long Island
d 10. Maxim Gorky, or PieshkoR, Russian
author and revolutionist, arrived In
New York on mission to raise funds
TOR the volntionary cause.
Ii Bicentenary celebration Of BENJAMIN
FranlxIins birth begun in Philadelphia.
NJ