The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-03

Derby. Burgomaster won the $4,000
Belmont stakes at Belmont park.
Political: Anglo-Cuba treaty Of com.
merce, navigation and industry rati-
fed by the Cuban senate.
81. Personal: Marriage of King Alfonso
and Princess Ena in Madrid. Bomb
thrown at the king and bride while
receiving an ovation in the streets
narrowly missed the royal couple and
killed 80 attendants and bystanders.
JUNE.
2. Spain: Morales, the Madrid bomb
thrower, committed suicide after dis
patching guard sent to arrest him.
3. Accident: IL killed and 40 hurt In
trolley smashup in East Providence,
Ri
4. Obituary: United States Senator Ar
thur Pue German. in Washington:
aged g.
6. Obituary: Karl Won Hartmann. noted.
German philosopher, in Berlin; aged 65.
2. Obituary: Oliver Sumner Teall, once a
New York social sensation, at Lib
erty, N. T.; aged 81
8. Mining Accident: miners killed by
white damp" at Rocky Fork. Mont.
8. Accident: IL workmen killed by explo-
sion at McAbee's dynamite factory,
Lancaster, Pa.
10. Sporting: Spearmint won the Grand
FIX de Par1S.
Storm: people killed and many injured
In a storm which swept the lower
Hudson valley.
Obituary: Mary Putnam Jacob, noted
woman physician. in New York city;
aged a.
IA. Panama Canal: The house voted for a
lock canal ITO to &c.
Russia: Jewish massacres at Bfalystok
Ship Disaster: 10 killed and 40 injured
by an explosion on the British steam
ship Haverford at Liverpool.
Is. Obituary: r. B. Roosevelt uncle Of
the president and a well known law-
yer, author and politician, in New
York city; aged T6.
Russia: Continued attacks on the Jews
at Bialystok.
16. Obituary. Henry O. Houghton, the
publisher, at Cambridge, Mass; aged
a.
Political: Bill admitting Oklahoma to
statehood became law.
Is. Obituary Gov. Joha NJ Pattison Of
Ohio, at Pron30nt; aged So
%. Coronation: King Haakon VII of
Norway. crowned at TTondhjem-
sporting Go Between won the $4,000
Suburban handicap.
%. Obituary The Duke Of Almod0yar.
who presided over the Moroccan COM
ference at Algeciras at Madrid; aged
81.
Congress: The pure food bill passed the
house, 24D to liz.
Sporting: Cornell won the four mile
eight cared varsity race at Pough-
keepsie
q. Sporting: Szisz won the Grand Prix
automobile race at LIE Mans, France.
2S. Sporting: Harvard won the varsity
CARED boat race at New London
20. Congress: Railway rate bin signed by
the president.
]. Obituary: Sir Wilfrid Lawson noted
Liberal M. p. and temperance reform
er, in London; aged ".
Accident: H lives lost in the wreck Of an
American line special train at Sails
bury, England q Americans among
the victims.
4. Obituary: H. A. Ward noted Amer
In Buffalo, N. K.
Personal: son born to Crown Prince
Frederick William Of Germany at
Potsdam.
6. Storm: SO people killed and serious
damage done to crops by hailstorm
in the Valencia district Of Spain
10. Russia: Vice Admiral Choukin, com
mander of the Russian Black sea feet.
fatally shot by a sailor in league with
81
L. The Dreyfus Case The supreme court
of France annulled the condemnation
OF Capt. Dreyfus.
SpoFting:fC G. M. Daniels, American. won
the 100 yard amateur swimming match
for the championship Of the world at
Nottingham, England.
South America: Gen. Regaldo, com
mander of the Salxadoran army, kill
ed in battle with Guatemalan forces
hn 4,,e, 49,. ~.
stored to the army of France by q
special act Of the legislature
H. South America: Honduras declared
war against Guatemala, thus becom-
ing the ally Of Salvador.
1b. South America: The Salvadoran army
won victory over the Guatemalans
at Platenar.
II. Obituary: Alfred Belt, the noted South
African f1nancier, in London; aged 3D.
1S. South America: Arfnistice declared be-
tween Salvador and Honduras and
Guatemala.
Obituary: Lady Curzon. American wife
of the ex-viceroy of India in London.
20. Russia: radical newspapers sup
pressed In ST. Petersburg
Fire: In Syrian. Russia; loss s., 100000.
South America: Treaty of peace be-
tween Guatemala and the Salvador
Honduras alliance signed by commits
SAO1S4S VI GuG UGDiSGFGUC powers on
board the United States cruiser Mar
biehead OFF the GNatemalan coast
Obituary: Brig. Gen. Edmund Rice, u
S. A., retired at Wakefield, Mass;
aged Ga.
"a. Accidents: % killed and "a injured in
q wreck on the Seabord Air line, near
Hamlet. N. c. killed in a wreck on
the Great Northern near Elk, Wash.
Obituary Russell Sage at Lawrence
Beach, N. r.; aged go. Gen Baron
Kodama, chief Of staff Of the Japanese
army at Tokyo.
Russia: Gear Nicholas dissolved the
douma Martial law declared in ST
Petersburg.
2S. Russia: 1856 members of the douma
met at Viborg, Finland, and issued
revolutionary manifesto to the Rus
sian people.
Convention: Pan American congress
opened at Rio de Janeiro.
Accident: Many deaths caused by the
collapse of building under construc-
ton at South birmingham, Mass.
Philippines: $50 Filipinos (Pulajanes)
killed In battle with American forces
near Baneun, island OF Leyte.
e. Obituary: Prince Eugene Murat, great
grandson Of King Joachim Murat Ma
po1eon's famous cavalry leader, killed
by his own automobile In Munich.
80 Obituary: John Lawrence Toole, noted