New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-28
of the 7. NJ c. A. of North America

OF the Y. NJ e.. A.. of North America
opened in Toronto
90 Aviation: Claude Grahame- White WON
the speed race at Belmont park; time
for GIL miles 81 minutes Il seconds.
80 Aviation: J. b. Moisant won the race
from Belmont park to the statue of
Liberty and return. covering 81 miles
in "a minutes 34.S4 seconds.
81 Aviation: Ralph tombstone assembled
STA feet at Belmont park, the worlds
record
NOVEMBER.
L Personal: John Morley Discount Of
Blaekburn), best known as a man of
letters, resigned his place.. in the Brit
ish cabinet as secretary of state for
India.
8 Fire: In Philadelphia loss of over $780,
600 in the business district.
4. Obituary: William ST. John Harper,
noted artist and illustrator, in New
York; aged 50.
s. Mexico: Anti-American demonstrations
in the City of Mexico and elsewhere.
6. Mine Disaster: Il miners killed by eX-
p1osion in the Lawson mine at Black
Diamond Wash.
8. Elections: Democratic landslide in sew
eral state elections and a Democratic
house of representatives returned to
congress. Massachusetts,, Connecticut.
New York and New Jersey elected
Democratic governors to succeed Re
publican governors, and Ohio reflect {
ed Democratic governor.
Mine Disaster: Explosion in mine No. 3
of the Victor American Fuel company,
Colorado, entombed 40 miners.
TO- Political: President Taft sailed on the
cruiser Tennessee from Charleston on
an official visit to the republic of Pan
anna and the canal zone.
II. Sporting: Harvard beat Dartmouth, Is
to 0, in the annual football game
at Cambridge. Yale defeated Prince
ton, to 3. at Princeton. Michigan
and Pennsylvania played a tie gam
at Franklin field; score to 0.
13. Obituary. United States Senator Alex
ander Stephens Clay of Georgia, at At
lanta; aged 81.
Il. Personal: Prince Victor Napoleon
Bonaparte. pretender to the throne Of
France, married Princess Clementine
of Belgium at Moncalieri, Italy.
Count Tolstoy, who mysteriously disap-
peared in October, discovered in rail-
way station about so miles from his
home in an enfeebled condition
Obituary: John La Fargo, distinguished
mural painter and stained glass art
list, in Providence, R. L.: aged 81.
Aviation: Eugene B. Ely in the Curtiss
biplane Hudson Filler flew from the
deck Of the United States scout cruiser
Birmingham in Hampton Roads to
Willoughby beach, miles distant.
Personal: President Taft reached Pam
anna and had a conference with Col.
Goethals and other members of the
canal commission.
IT, Political: President Taft addressed the
Panamans at state banquet and de-
Clared that there would be no annexa-
ton of the republic of Panama to the
| United States.
| H. Aviation: Ralph tombstone, the avf-
ator, killed by the fall Of his biplane
| at Denver; aged 80.
49, Sporting: Yale and Haryard's football
match at New Haven resulted in a no
score game
| TO- Obituary: Count Leo Tolstoy. the ia
nous Russian novelist at Astapova
Russia; aged 81.
e. Personal: President Taft reached Fort
Monroe on his return from Panama.
2s Aviation: j. Armstrong Drexel ascend
ed 9S97 feet in a monopfane at Phila-
delphia.
26. Sporting: The Navy defeated the Army
at football on Franklin field, PhiladeI-
phia, to 0.
Fatal Fire: q operatives killed and a
injured at a factory fire in Newark,
N. J.
q. Mexico: Government troops defeated
400 revolutionists in battle at Chihua-
hua.
%. Political: The British parliament dis
solved by royal proclamation.
29- Political: The government asked the
dissolution of the sugar trust "as a
combination in restraint Of trade"
The conference of governors met at
Frankfort, Ky.
30. Obituary: Jen Mace noted English
prizefghter in the Sixties in England;
aged 49,
DECEMBER.
1. Political: Gen. Porfirio Diaz was In
augurated president of Mexico for the
eighth time.
2. Obituary: Gen. E. A. Carr, u S. A.
retired, distinguished in border trou-.
bles before the civil war as well as in
that conflict, died in Washington; aged
+ gu
8. Obituary: Mary Baker Glover Eddy.
founder of the Christian Science church,
in Boston; aged 80.
Gen. Wesley Merritt q. S. A, retired
noted in the civil and Spanish-Ameri-
can wars at Natural Bridge Va;
aged H.
S. Political: The last session of the e1st
- congress opened.
s. Storm; Heavy snow or rain in the
northern and eastern states.
Obituary: The Duke of Charities, one of
the Orleans princes who served in
America in 1862. in Paris: aged TO-
Fire: At Evansville, Ind. loss of $780,
600. Il. r-.r
Convention: The American Red Cross
society met in Washington
Political: President Taft's message rec
commended the fortifying Of the Pan
anna canal, ship subsidy, a halt in
1egislating on corporations and par
GELS post.
T. Obituary: Ludwig hnaus, famous genre
painter, in Berlin; aged 81.
Sporting: George Moore made worlds
record run Of Is at cushion carc.n
billiards in New York.
g. Aviation: Legagneux, French aviator
established a new worlds record for
altitude at Pau by soaring 1G,498 feet.
TO- Brazil: Mutiny Of Brazilian marines
at Rio de Janeiro resulted in battle
causing 400 casualties.
Sporting: Root and Moran, the Irish
American team, won the G day bicycle
race in New York; score 2.5i5 miles
laps.
18th Census: Official figures published:
population, exclusive of Alaska, 81 972-
266: including all poSSesSious f61