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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-26

@ s. S3roggins, cashier Of the Sts'e
Bank Of Por snOuth, Iowa, locked him
sell 10 the bank at Portsmouth today
and blew ont his brains, following an
examination Of the hanks condition by
State Bank Examiner b, Nj, CArGody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-26

TWENTY pretty giris, members Oh 'DS
Kings Daughters Of the First Bapos'
Church, at Atlantic City, appeared ID
bibs and aprons Sunday night to at
tend one baby, left in the basement
nursery by mother who wished to a.
tend services unhsmpered by the young
ster's possible weeping or worrying
Rev. Birney Hudson, new and pFog'ts'
awe pastor of the church, installed the
innovation after several mothers pleased
the babies as their excuse for not a.
tending church, but only The one infant
WAS brought in to be cared for Mem
hers of the attractive detail of nurses
were somewhat taken s6ack when they
were given to understand that some OF
the proud mothers doubted their ability
IN look after the little one. Offers from
young men of the congregation to ill up
the vacancies 10 the number OF charges
of the pretty misses have been tabooed'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-26

The question whether playing on SD
organ as a par; of a religious servlce Is
an iufacliou of the Slbba.h laws caused
much discussion in Berlin recently The
Jewish congregations Of thai city have
considered organ playing as work and
have always employed uou.Jews for that
purpose. When it was proposed to al
low Jews to do the "work" the discus
sion arose, with the result that the qles-
ton WAS laid for decision before a board
Of nine ra5bis, of whom four voted ior
and four sgsiust the Innovation and one
leaned both ways aud finally agreed to
compromise which must bsye been isv-
orable to the liberals, because several
changes in their favor have already been
made,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-26

John /. Bristow, former fourth assist
ant postmaster general, was today elect
ed United S ates senator from Kaosa
aud succeeds Chester l Long.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-26

Georgetown D, c., Jan 20 = Wheat s7.lOs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-01-26
CIOthier and Gents FurniSher
OH King Street.

NTIRGINIA.-ln the Clerks Office Of the
CORPORATION Court Of the city Of Alexan-
dria, On the 26th day Of January, 1909.
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STORM 4 N > FLD bod \

NJ: JANUARY.
e deaths II III H. tornado near Vesson.
FEBRUARY.
Us. Highest water of the Pittsburg Ao0d,
lS which caused damage estimated at
g, 500. 900: ;.s as.
9sjE MARCH
8. An avalanche crushed a. hotel al COP
penstsin,d switzerland, killing 10 per-
sons and injuring u. sIss ii
APRIL. B: L 5iSt5
IL IL deaths Din gale which swept over
sSS5 New York city.
-. Nearly 400 persons killed. many thou
sands njured and much property de-
.S BtToyed by aStornado which swept the
southern states from Texas TO Georgia
MAJ. & , !
o Y people killed by 4 tornado At Belle
Y. 80 deaths BY = tornado III Louisiana I
a.. 10 persons killed by y tornado Ia Al
5ss falfa county. q ,sSS
JUNE
sa Wiildstornas and food caused heavy
!oas ef Iifs stn Okla lloraa ISansas. Me-
AuausT.
81. Climax Of flood 81 b North Carolina,
56ga S59utn gSHIVAlua anu tA*60fglas4W AleA re-
9sS suited in the loss OF many lives; dam
$Ss age IN the three states estimated at
ever ,00O, 900.
N - persons drowned w q cslo,udburst
at Folsom. n. N. ssss
ocTOBER.
~ Destructive cloud hurst md Hood In
Oklahoma.
Ssss oyunBER
90 26 killed and is injured ~; Il tornado
In Arkansas. #s$
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90 British steamer Dunearn wrecked Ia b
aSS typhoon on the island Of Kihuiu. "a
;ss pan: 81 lives lost.
sHp.TEMsER Il
II British bark Amazori wrecked near
& Port Talbot; n sailors drowned.
o9sThe salmon cannery ship Star OF BEN
gal wrecked In q storm on Coronation
tsland; i Ito people drowned.
81. 20 sailors Of the British ship L0ch
a F,inias drowned BY the wrecking Of
that vessel on Foster island. So
II. ocToRERs ~
I 4. The French schooner Juniata wrecked
Iss35 on the Grand bank Is sailors Lost. 8S
q. The Hudson river steamer New York
burned OF Newburg: loss 100000. $s5st
.5;:8 5S Ss, 5sas sS ri III NOVEMBER.
n. 10 killed and 20 Injured Ia the river
steamer u. "a " Carter, destroyed by
boiler explosion and IRE 1t 4 Bayou
Goula, La. ~ as
%, Steamer sardinia. from Liverpool.
burned at sea on Malta & over 100
\ DEcEs6BER
&Fssstsa1ner i. N. Clemson wrecked ON
is54 akest hdichig on Duluth ii g Batlora
SBSS lost. {& 7;js.i So,
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3 pr. Daniel Cot & GIisnan. esss,l,aslsaa
American ess,cato ut Norwich GOnn-s
Is: Mrs. George G Howard. an old dina
actress and the original T0pgys IA
Uncle Toms Cabin III Casnbstdga,
Mass; aged 70. ss@a II # .s 70
%. Count Michitsura Nodsu. prcminana
81 Japanese leader in the late war with
Russia Mt Tokyo; aged Go. 81 II
q. DR.. Charles Eliot Norton well known
Harvard lecturer and critic. IN Cam
bridge. Mass. aged 81. S y sss%
p. John Wallace Hutchinson, last Of the
IN Hutchinson family" OF singers, at
Lynn, Mass. aged ST. ~
%. Mrs. iiiiam Aston, formerly a social
leader In New York society. IN New
7 York city: aged 70. M 4. . 5S5.S:
# ' 2'2ssA 5f5 %5 X NOVEMBER 81 i SHS $$ &: & :
A.4Tomns Estrada Palma, lirst president
st th :. Cuban republic, ct Santiago:
G4Yicto14en gardou..a French dramasist,
"a tlthor OF numerous popular plays
seen On the American stage. In Paris:
aged II. ss a :}sa
y. TsEs I5ss An; dpvagpr empreas Of chs-
M b Fekin;; aged 7A szs.i s...
553i7% pEcEaEsanr. So
O. Rear Admiral Joseph Bullock Coxh-
han, 70. N, retired, 1t New Ro-
cfeile. n -: aged JeA. Il "a 8 Mn g IN
y Donald q. Mitchell lIk MasveD, noted
0sSayast and novelist. ut Edgswood,
Conn: aged %. 5s $50 ssssss 5g&;;ssF Il
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IS
sAslT I | All SEA


FEBRUARY.lSsss
III Phoenix limo steamship Ht. Cuthbart;
estroYed by exp1osio on Nova SEQ
tia; is death
y. Anaarfcan ship Emily Reed wrecked
sssi of the Oregon coast: 10 sailors lest.
III British steamer AsIak wrecked on the
5S Norwegian coast: ~ saiiors lost. ss5
#H Rritish5 torpedo boat destroyer Tiger
cut IN two BY col tsien with the cruiH-
SEs$ss er Rerwinls ofT the Isle Of yVIght: Is
men drowned,
q. is persons drowned by the capsizing
sof the steamer Marion near the y,AoiIt]s
81 the ST. n ncis river, ArkanB&a. s
Il v satl Hers lsill led and missing iii a celli.
sion bafWeen the British cruiser Clad
ator and the American liner Gt Psui
on the Isle of WI gfit.
q. Japansae prot ected cruiser Azatsunhi1ta
destroyed by explosion aff Pesoaa ores
over sdeatI,s rsrarksa,
The fshing schooner FaneS run down
BY the Dominic Az lantic line ssearnerS
Boston off the coast of IA ins; ID sail
ors drowned
u Il i.
81 Spanish steamer Iiarache wrackaaf
near Mur0ss ii & Ii heavy loss De he
among rassen GERS and cres 85
. pasEessers lost in the zVrsclfiag og;
the ossgesiss is amer lrelgs faaasNE
en- Norsya
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WORK OF d TH ! |: FLAMES

S5S53, yANuARY.5
III LOSS of S., Oo0, 900 BY the burning Of
5s$;; the Parker build ding In New York city: 4
9 shrsmen killed and many Injured. IS &
a. City hall and police building destroyed
OF Portland Me-: loss; &, eoo. 100. 81
81. Fire caused q loss st over. Saopeao III
the helesaless district cf Isertiana. No
EBBHuARY. si$sss
Lass OF 500 nv Gre In the businessi
district Of Rochester, N, y. ss
Ere caused z, loss s3of 800. zoo at Rerl.n.
p Fire swept ever an area of SIS acres az
Tampa Fla causing q loss OF SEGA Zoo
The famous prury Lane theater bura-
ed IN London. q
~ Fire destroyed 20 blocks III Chelsea
M . SCI y deaths and roperty less ef
.oss Of 81 500. 900 by are ia the business
district Of Atianta s 3s5s
sib. Loss of s. ,2eoo. 900 BY IRE in the Omaha
sacistng 20 plant MT South Omaha. s
u. Plant ef the Shelby Steel Tube Ca
burned at Shelly %; loss s., 000;osa
Loss OF s.. 0uo, 900 by the burning of d
S5IS5 rain eleYat tor Az Duluth !s3s
JULY.
fire on the Boston piers caused a loss
5ss5aSS 5ssf - 60g, 600
5Auaus
{ ~ Bush tires started Il d B conf narration
which swept over 100 squar Id miles of
territory IN Britfsh Celun,b ia;; lose N,
sssass 0eo 900. and many deaths reported.
% Fire In the business district saf New
1rleansS caused d loss Of Isl. 5oa. 100,
sERTEMBDR AL
Il Forest fires wrought destruction to-
towns and villages In Minnesota enc /
Wisconsin, daInage estimated at up-
ward of So 900, 900
z Fire destroyed The bnsiheas section sc
ssg Rasshides Ney,. capsing less sef siso, SIS
80. Eire aestr syedI tfie ii anx 81 the gassS
MODAL Cement co. near LeuisriIie
sy. !: loss 50 oolo 900
sHRs
u, Loss OF 500 ,ooe by ERE Isieh isearivs
eafreyed HE town Of Rishee, Az Iii
Loss sog 500. 700 bY the burniag es thas
s2 Jenkins lnisabe mill plant at Maine,
Wash.
y. ire IN a futil beis piant fat Rock Is
- land III used q. loss Of SEQ, Gaa
y. INC GtciOnnade and other BUILDINGS on
thu Slsa u tanq qua asseinhiy gfslinds AE
Jeslosto N. e 4, destroyed ~ isSys;:
ipae q sES 81
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FlNANc en- En- UBLE s
JANUARY.
Z. Receivers appointed fer the ChicagO
# and Great Western railway. sS83Esgs

sS3 JANUARY. &;s;S NY
d 81 Receivers appointed Tor the Chicago
s$a and Great Western railway.
q. Kntckerbo cker Trust company In New
York opened its doors after q stspen-
sion ee fnaenti,s
O. The New York Stock exchange arrns
ef Costar Knapp e ca. failed for
nearly "A ,oao. 900.
"a q. wv. al. St0tenn, leather dealer, tailed
Es in Boston; liabi littes about SO 900, 900
& 4 Innsu q Co. esttsn brokers failed
"a Augpsta q q 4; biIities 3. 80. 900.
go The Euclid Avenue Trust co. of
eleyslsnd ASH ned With liabtlities ofs
sass Tho 4Amador Mining and Develop-
raent go. of hFsntana failed in cAicago.
s5Ss
1a Cameron CuMie e. Co. os Detroit,
members of the New York Steck Eays
change, placed iii hands of5 a receiyer,
oysing q. ooe, 900
s e@The Piiisbury Yashbnrn, Elenr Mills
Cell Minneapolis placed In recsivsr's
hands j; liabilities 81. 900 90
So ssS. AT. Brown II Cos. Stock Exchanga
brokers iA n New or failed With
heavy Hakilit isB. "
81 SER mn.
10 IA. Reoth 81 Co 8, fish ana oyster drlns8
placed Iii receivers banda III Ctsica-
~: iisa litiea Is
OCTOBER i. va
~, 20. 81. Gray q co, st0eifbrukatH ms
Hesfens throw Into basakruptsy. ~
Ing nearly se, 600
roy EN- PER SSs
I AZ Bonsdnsan Ii Co.. slsr0y IL. "a slsS III 4
kita1sip hie sfs ifisa 81
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ocToBER. EssyS
Y I. Explosion and IRE In d grain elevator
iSsi# at Richford, W., resulted In the death
5S OF ~ persons and a loss OF $400. 900.
10 Train Of refugees from the forest fires!
3s$ wrecked near Metz Mich. Many lives
lost fstfs
ssssz5 NoyEMBE
~. 8 killed la q wreck on the New Or
S leans and Northeastern railroad at:
Little Woods, La, KS
~ Over 300 miners killed BY an explosion!
s5ss;:5s ~ the Radbod mine ct Hamm. Ger
many. sS a9l an
20s5As iandslid following q gas explosion
S:$ caused IL loss 81 d score Of lives III
Brooklyn. Il $s2 s.55
e. 1913 miners killed BY coal gas explosion
ct Mariana, Pa. ;55.; 5::s$
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Re Z.
4 Ae I Z 4. : ON AND u


JANUARY
y. l16 children killed I'm q theater crnsh
\ ~. Ut Barne1ey. gland. G a s 81
1sssS l7S y deaths bys the burning \ 81, .tiia
ss Rhoads Opera House at BoyerstoWn,
70. p deaths by sexpio sion at the Her
cuiesS Powder works at Pinole. Gal. $sA 81
MARCH
\ q ia school chill dren killed In d SCHOOL,
house fire In North Coliinwood, !; on the
outskirts Of Cleveland 81 $!E:$$
Q. 20 lives lost by explosions In 8 coal
mine at Hanna, Wyo. q 4
APRIL. 81! VI s
I q. 40 deaths by the collapse OF "a tene-s
mAnt In London. sfa448 ifs
20. a killed and 60 injured in railroad
collision near Melbourne. Australia. @
~. 8 killed and 80 Injured in a trolley col
SSS lision near Ypsiianti Mich.
55s =: MAY. a, .$&f
4 3 is killed and 80. seriously injured by
the burning of the Aveline hotel at
a Fort Wayne, Ind. 81
~ AZ miners killed and many injured by:
a explosion In the Mount Lookout coll
a# liery at Wyoming, Pa. "a: 35s h Sff 4
a. 80 killed and 100 injured In q Belgian
55ss;9 ratlroad collision near Antwerp.
5&s5z JUNE. 81 n z Y! i 81
/ 3. BY the explosion Of q boiler tube on
the cruiser Tennessee, cruising near;
E5:#s San Pedro; Cal. g of the crew were
Killed and several Injured.
Il 4 II AUGUST.
. 70 worknen killed and many injured
tSf by the collapse oe a brick block under!
construction in Chelsea square. Bos-.
ton. lS{ a$ W.
% % miners sufrocated ii the Haley Ola
I mine at McAlester, Okla. " s.
Si SEPTEMBER. ;$. $F!s S ;.
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lfsated sos tI;;;s,ains Sor

N. Auousr. . rs
q Allen Winter won a. the, Am1teerican Trot.
ting Derby al Readyilia. Mass b $50
sAs Maskette won tha sFIturitv a. 81, aa,,a..
head Bay. II 81 .3s,5 .S'
WY
Z II.
1 g fapke aereatea ketchel In u rounds
s TOT oleWeight cha mpionship at Los
AAngeies 5s
OCT q BEE. t M;
- The ChicagoA ne ttonal league baseball
I'M club Cubs Won the worlds cham.
pionship by defeating the Detroit
ME-. American IN league club (Ttgers) at De-;
- troit 4; score 20 NJ
~ ~ George Robertson, driving e 80 horse-
haI 4 u g - Il III.
3s.s way. New, York: speed ayerasa 81
miles an hour. 53i. 4 93,!i
. s, ts
! i q, ~ $, ~ !, q,
e 49,, InalanS at
IS e
w y - g -
- - :. =.
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pionship IN New Fork, deSaating no.
s5 role the rem Gilman, by tho score W
48o to no points. ~ M u SsSE VI
+ 1satonia won The Kentucky Derby as
Louisville.
y. Jack Atkin IA won the Metropolitan
handicap ct Belmont park. New York
l6. jay Gould defeated Eugene Miles, the
English player. FOR the world ' ans
5ssz} atenr tennis champ ionship IN London
JUNE. NJ Ss
n. Celt won the Brooklyn handicap at
:GraYesend Bay, !i4S3s q
6 Gignorinetta an Italian horse, won the
English Derby.
IA w. Vanderb horse Northeast
4s won the Grand Prix de- Paris, the
8 greatest race or the French turf
~. Ballot, owned by $IJ ]. r. Keene, won
the Suburban hand leap sat asheepahead
Bay ~ .Y III a X
.. Harvard won the varsity boot race
at New London.
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Poll T !! ND PERs ~

JANUARY
sA Muisi 15afid proclaimed sultan of No !
tocccsa nc Enx. &
O. Gladly anderbiit marrte 10 Count
sslo sssehenyi q Hungary ~ sW ID
~. ma BEBRGART saz
King Carlos OF Il Portugal and the /
crown prince Iuiz ippe assas sinatsd
I'd Manuel. second son OF the assassi-:
sS mated monarch. proclaimed king 40 /
adarislei ~. Portugal 81 5
MI ca. vs.
a Several Haitian reyoiutio nists q shot
by order Of Presld lent Alexis.S3 s9fss
y. AT the demand Of the powers Presi-
dent Alexis al wed reVolnti ZIONIST sls-
poets to leavesHafti. sstst
i5ss
\ o Thomas b. Watson Of Georgia noIni-
mated for Dresden by the Peoples :! = !.
IA Sir Henry Gampbell-B Zimmerman, prime
minister Of Eng land, resigned. }3 flsE
/ 9 Herbert 81. Asuuith appointed prime
minister OF England by King Edward.
.. Cardinal Logue, head the: Roman
Catholic church In ireland, arrived in
s5f{$ New York to participate In the CEN
5 tsntalal 81 the New York archdlo cese
n " S11Hnuei, z Inc pOy KING OF PORTUGAL,
v formally invested with the royal crown;
I. 6 and the royal scepter Of the realm
ID Rear Admiral Robley .; Evans re-
iinquished command OF the Atlantic
battIeSfip feet =
IS. The socialist, party nominated Eugene
Rabs vi and Benjamins + anford ct
w ths ppfesident. 4 Congress adjourned.
/ I. King Edward VIZ. OF England and
S nperpri, Nichol as Il. OF Russia met
N for ans official conf rence at Revel. IN
~ Ger. Clement A. Evans Of Georgia
5ss elected commander In chief of the
sss United Confed erate Veterans
40 ERRss3 He Taft nominated for president
5Ss ct the Repub liea,n convention IN Chi
oago.
% Persian parliament Y overthrowu ~
ss force Tor reftsing the demands s6 the
ahah ~ ID
d New parliament ordered liz Psrsia and
5s general amnesty proclaimed.
Il gecretary Of War n, i, IL Taft Sre-
signed snd was succeeded sbys Cen.
sss luke M ght.
( DIPLOMATIC relations severed between
the United States and Venezuela.
- lillian Jenntng N Bryan nominated
SS for The presidency BY the Democratic:
convention at Denysr.
y 0baldla elected president Of Panama: II
". Eugene w Chain and Aaron s. Wat
4 kinBs nominate for president ana vice
president by the Prohi bitioniats con-s
Sention ut Column us, O
q. The Prince Sof Wales landed at Que
boo tos attend the tercentenary cele-
bratf
q Consti goyser:nnle restored in
Turkey:
- Thomas IHsgen and John Temple
Graves nominated for president and
@ vice: president by the Independence
convent ion at Chicago. 85, ss
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ga "a - u; - e. G. Stedman.
4 70. 49,, - X -:
1naann aaad % =. ~ tso N.ot'I's.' =
,,to,,se - " = o.. -.
-, .,,ns,.,. snasa, s LIZ ~.
~ - NTst.i,ae Ms -.
a 51n,,ssa aee;a ss. ,r,,,,a., -
a1,.t -. Tn-a-aa 70, S,,.t0 'ue
N na,.iI Inhna $500 go - :, 49,. -, q,
: ,,si,ter a. Waido,s M . .sa.s o. =
"ai 'l ". ~ aseu Oh
FE1RuART.S55 '$@s't &c- =.
q. Crosby 8. Moves, editor of the Wash
ington Star, at Los Angeles; aged 50.
Harriet Hosmer, noted American sculp-
tor. at Watertown, Mass: aged n. d
q Pauline Lucca (Baroness Wallhofen)
& the opera singer, in Vienna; aged g.
/ 5& .ta :: |$3zs MARCH = S$' n n Z sJE3&
= senator Redneld Proctor or Vermont.
q, n N washington; aged y. II ys.s.
-. senator william Pinkney Whyte Of
81, 1aaryiana. az baltimore; aged "a
" Joseph toward, Jr.. noted newspaper
I uaan. IN M ne" YORK city;E aEed376. r a.e
: is.s tsj Ss H. IS sAPBII.. 5s8
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famous war cong
ssay EaTsyiapd.N
Ct Augusta,
aged So. ...-.i !.s =.
Edmund Clarence
Htednan, d AInerts.
can author and
critic known as
the BANKER
poet" In n CIV.
York city: aged;
"a 81 i { &;
DR.. Ndward A.
MacD lowell, noted
American compos-I
er and pianist. in
. NnVU vOrlr rffus
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y. oryille wright. the Iairship inyenter,

4 4 injured: I a.nd his
: cornp anio on, Lieut.
y Thomas 8 81 Sell
fridge, z Q. 8. A.,
Killed by the fall
of aero piane at
Fort Myer. FL.
: d French sailors
killed and many
injured by an ax-.
pio sion OF q gun
on the cruiser La
Is Touehe "a oplon.S
Diil tea aud many III
injured ia u head
On coll lon on the
Northern Pacific.
at YOung's Point;
MINT * { = n. ~; /, q s:ss
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1 NOVEMBER. 81
- The Park Sthsats 8Brookiyn's solds1s
a playhouse, burned. d III III,
y loss OF 100000 on stock and S76o, 900
government tax
Il DECEMBER. 5 VI
sA Malvern ELI, historic mansion on the
site Of the battlefield OF July j, 1862,
4 destroyed. Loss Of 100000 BY flames
Es at the Grand Trunk railway docks.
Portland. Me. g5s !, 5,;, s,z
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( 'f5rl AZ ! . q b "a
C0NvEM TIONS.

3s efs convened in WaShingto !8
fE NJ xpryI Nh hi t-
"a .rta Nat,o,,., Is + 9,
fhe rs syo1 ~; n,,y 49,
raj c,n ua,tsn., q, yUs III, 81
N sIs,,. ~,
"a 5rha maj io,,ais .co,,.rss, u f,o,,a ~ th.
faio. s18 ssS*tSyss4
$: s.glfssy ySs M n
IA ,The NafionaJ n fsfs,tatu ~ f,oinrsa,E
af,r,as mat IN W. ~ IEIN
a TIE genArnl $cnn sa.s.nse ~ f,,a Mathn.
q dist Episcopai 1churct met "a Raiti-
moro. q n "a
IN (!nnrrass ~ ,,,at q, rsyo =,
inston. - - - - .. 9 $3.50 s 49,
ID The Southern 1santiats Sr,net il enr,ver-.tS
ton at Hot Springs, Ark. ss5s $Ssyt
-. The general assembly Of the PreBby-s
terrain echurctlst IN the United states met.
N Kansas City, NC. n MI 81 Es:5
y. lnferna tional congress II Of aeronauts
I !:si n1ef IN London
! $; s, JUNE
{ q Eighth biennial q convention az 3flse
E{E4 Brotherhood az J,oconootiva 7Eneineara
sats columbus, o. 55s-s,s 81 ID .'s' =,
\ o. Reunion of United c.onfede rate Vet
s Grams al Birmi ngham W.. .s aassy
lis. 81 World q temperance congress- met ct
Saratoga Springs. n, ~. - ~ ~ 3 |f3
International Woman's Suffrage alliance
nv met in Amsterdam. @z E u s. - I
1s. international Sunday school conven-;
3 tion5in Louisville. 5$@ 81 3.s- n
"a The general Federation of Women's
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~. Natlonai educational association met
IN cleveland S} 4 Re. @ u; E y $40, 40
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H. Federation Of American zionists met
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AUGUST.
40 Annual conventions of the Interna-
taonaI Typographica and Of the
II Stereotypers and Electrotypers un-
Ions. also the American Federation of
~ Catholic Societies, opened In Boston.
16 The SD annual convention OF the Ma
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II. International Esperanto congress met
-. National society Sons OF Veterans
met at: Niagara Falls. Il I!.z Z :. =.
Spanish War Veterans opened in Bos-
ton $.x
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opened IN Toledo: 5 55G ( = VI: =
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q. 1eth annual fnfernniationa ancharist,o
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lean astronomer, Eat Hanover. n. n;
aged q. ii Il IA H-F
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Gen. Sir Henry Redvers Butler, Brit
- ish commander at the siege of II 3 fiu...

smith. In the Boer
war, In London:
aged So. !, N. &; g.
Frank C. Bangs.
an actor associat-:
ed with Edwin
Booth, Charlotte
Gus b m a n and
Laura Keene, in
Phdiladelph ia: aged
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Ellen M, Ames.
an author known
as Eleanor Kirk,
at Weekapaug. II.
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