New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-29

%. Obituary: Algernon Charles Swine
burne, poet and essayist. at Putney.
England; aged 70.
PoliticaE The Payne tarin bill passed
the house of Representatives by q vote
of at to 81.
II. Fire Disaster: s deaths In fire at
Lenox, Mass; loss nearly 100000.
Financial Troubles: Ennis & Stopani.
brokers in New York and Chicago,
failed for s.. 500. 600
- Turkey: Turkish garrison In Constan-
tinople mutinied and expelled the
Young Turks ministry.
IL Fire: At Rochester. N. Y. 3 churches.
40 dwellings and business block de-.
stroyed; loss nearly 100000.
Obituary: Ex-united States Senator NJ.
c. Butler of South Carolina at Column
bia. S. c.: aged q.
Is. Political: Ultimatum of Young Turks
to parliament.
10. Convention: National Society Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution met
in Washington.
q. Storm Disaster: persons killed and
property valued at 100000 ruined by.
a windstorm at Cleveland.
q. Obituary: Ex-United States Senator
William M Stewart of Nevada. in
Washington: aged 81.
"A. Turkeys: Young Turks gained control
in Constantinople, making Sultan ABB
dull Hamid prisoner in his palace.
Is. Obituary: Charles Warren Stoddard
author and educator. in Monterey,
CAL; aged 65.
$. Convention: 9Th congress of the Inter
national Woman's Suffrage alliance
opened in London.
q. Abdul Hamid II. of Turkey formally
deposed by the Constitutional party
(7oung Turks and his brother, Mo-
manned Rescued. chosen successor.
Obituary: Heinrich Conried, impresario
former director of the Metropolitan
Opera House. New York. in Neral,
Austria, aged 81.
q. Obituary: Ex-Governor Frederick Hol-
brook of Vermont. at Brattleboro:
aged So. Olive Logan, former actress,
author and lecturer, near Sutton, Sur
rey, England: aged 70.
q. Convention: Annual meeting of the
National Society of the Sons Of the
American Revolution opened, in Balti-
more.
Turkey: $50 leaders of the mutiny of
April 19 in Constantinople executed for
conspiracy.
Fire: In Chicago $1,OOO,0O0 loss by the
burning of Elevator B of the Illinois
Central.
30. PERSONAL: Daughter born to Queen
Wilhelmina of Holland.
Storm Disaster: Over 200 dead and mill
does which swept the south, including
Tennessee. Alabama, Mississippi and
Georgia.
2. Convention: National peace congress
opened in Chicago.
3. Judicial: The commodity clause" Of
the Hepburn act declared constitution
al by the United States supreme court
8. Sporting: st. Yves won the interna-
tional derby in New York, covering 2f
miles and 3S5 yards in 2 hours. A min
utes and seconds.
9. Obituary: Augusta Evans Wilson, au-
thor Of ''Beulah," 'St. Elmo" Wash
til and other popular novels of south
ern life, at Mobile, Ala; aged "A.
10. Political: Mohammed v. Of Turkey
invested with the sword of sovereignty
at Constantinople.
II. Boat Disaster: q deaths by the sink
ing of a ferry launch on the Ohio river
near Pittsburg
IL. Quarry Accident: LOCO pounds of dyna-
mite exploded at South Bethlehem
near Albany. N. Y, causing the loss
of 20 lives.
Is. Sporting: King James won the Metro
politan handicap at Belmont park.
New York
Nebogatof, Russian officers who were
serving sentences for neglect of duty
in the late war, pardoned by the car.
1S. Financial: Tracy & Co., New York
brokers and bankers, went into bank
ruptcy owing s1,000,0O0.
Obituary: George Meredith, the English
novelist, in London; aged 81.
Personal: Dr. Charles William Eliot re-
tired from the presidency of Harvard
after 40 years in that Office
Fire: Loss of s1,5O0,00O by the destruc-
ton of manufacturing block at Ak
ron, O..
Convention: National good roads con-
gress met in Baltimore.
49, Obituary: Henry II. Rogers. fnancier
and director of the Standard Oil COM
pany in New York; aged SO.
Personal: Abbott Lawrence Lowell as
sumed the presidency of Harvard uni
versity.
g. Maj. Israel c. Greene, captor Of John
Brown at Harpers Ferry in 1859. at
Mitchell. S. D.: aged IS.
Sporting: King Edwards Minoru won
the English Derby.
g. Storm Disasters: % persons killed and
40 injured in Oklahoma by tornadoes.
Many lives lost in a cyclone which
swept over western Minnesota and
North Dakota.
80 Tornado: Over 30 persons killed and
upward of 100 injured in a windstorm
at Zephyr, Tex.
81. FIRE: AL POrta costa, CAL, loss OF 81,
100000 by the burning Of the Nevada
grain docks.
JUNE.
!. Worlds Fair: The Alaska Yukon-Pa-
cific exposition opened at Seattle
2. Obituary: Theodore Barth noted Ger
man editor, publicist and authority on
American affairs. at Baden-Baden
aged 60.
8. Sporting: King James won the Brook
Ign handicap at Grayesend.
S. Balloon race start at Indianapolis for
distance and endurance contests
6. Obituary: Col. Alexander Kelly Nc
Clure. noted journalist, long promi-
nent in Pennsylvania politics. in Phil
adelphia; aged 81.
& Conventions: United Confederate Vet
Grams met at Memphis. Meeting OF
the American Medical association at
Atlantic City.
3. Convention: National conference OF
charities and correction met at Buff
falo.
10. Obituary: Rev. DR.. Edward Everett
Hale, distinguished clergyman, author
and journalist, chaplain of the United
States senate. in Roxbury. Mass.
aged 81.
Storm Disaster: Il persons killed and
scores injured in a series of tornadoes