New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-28
Great Britain: King George pro-

IL ShipWreck: II deaths by the Wrecking
of the packet City Of Saltil1o on the
Mississippi river near Glen Park, Mo.
Y. Mining Accident: Explosion in the
Wellington mine at Whitehaven, Eng
land, caused the death of 1876 miners.
13. Earthquake: Several shocks in San
Francisco.
15 Convention: National gathering Of So-
cialists at Chicago.
Earthquake: Shocks at Los Angeles,
Cal. and vicinity.
JIG. Conventions: Pan-American congress
opened at Buenos Aires, Argentina.
IT. Convention: National Association Of
Manufacturers met in New York.
Explosion: boilers of the American Tin
Plate company at Canton, o., explod-
ed, killing 90 and injuring upward
of so.
Obituary: Pauline Viardot-Garcia, sis
ter of the late Manuel Garcia and like
him a noted opera singer, in Paris.
18. Halley's Comet: The earth passed
through the tail of Halley's comet at
1877 p. M, New York time.
Explosion: Dynamite exploded at the
barracks of the guard at Pinar del
Rio, Cuba destroying 100 lives.
Conventions: The United Typothetae of
America, otherwise the employing
printers, met in their 24th annual con-
vention at Washington. National com
mandery of the Naval and Military
Order Of the spanish-American War
met at New York city. The Mohonk
Lake conference on International ar
bitration met at Mohonk Lake, N. Z.
Obituary: John A. Kasson, former Unit
ed States minister to Austria, in Wash
ington; aged 49,
49, Convention: Worlds Sunday School
association met at Washington.
Earthquake: Violent shock at Salt Lake
City.
a. Shjpwreck: Is deaths by the sinking of
the steamer Frank II. Goodyear near
Port Aux Barquais, Lake Huron.
Is. Fire: The Hotel Champlain a large
summer resort on Bluff Point, totally
destroyed; loss about $500, 900.
26. Submarine Disaster: The French sub
marine Pluvoise ramned by a ferry
boat in Dover strait and sunk with her
crew Of II.
q. Railroad Accident: 10 killed and 40 in
jured in a wreck on the Lehigh Val
ley near Wilkesbarre, Pa
g.. Obituary: DR.. Robert Koch, eminent
bacteriologist, discoverer of con-
sumption cure, at Baden-Baden; aged
g.
20. Aviation: Glenn H. Curtiss flew from
Albany to New York, following the
course of the Hudson river, winning
the New York Worlds prize of $4,000
Nicaragua: Government forces repulsed
in an attack upon Estrada's revolu-
tionists at Bluefelds.
81. South Africa; Union of South African
states proclaimed.
JUNE.
1. Obituary.: Edward Jenkins, English
editor and writer author of the SEN
sational political pamphlet "Ginx's
Baby" in London; aged 70. Sir Fran
els Seymour Haden, noted English art
list, in London; aged 50. Dr. Elizabeth
Blackwell, pioneer woman physician
in England and the United States in
London; aged SO.
Sporting: Lemberg won the English Der
by.
Polar Research: Captain SCOTS antarc-
tic expedition sailed from London.
s. Obituary: William Sydney Porter, nov
ellSt known as 20. Henry" in New
York city: aged 43.
s. Cloudburst: Several villages in east
Hungary wiped out; 300 deaths.
Z. Earthquake: Southern Italy shaken;
upward of 100 deaths
Obituary: Prof. Goodwin Smith, Anglo
American author and educator, at
Toronto; aged ST.
9. Obituary: Sir George Newnes, noted
British publisher, in London; aged SO
IL. Fire: 20 acres of warehouses and
dwellings burned in Seattle; loss near
ly $1,G00C0O
IL. Obituary: Herman Vein, American
actor distinguished on the London
stage; aged 81
Storm Disaster: Cloudburst in the Abr
valley, Prussia. DESTROYED 100 lives.
Is. Aviation: c. K. Hamilton drove Cur
lis: biplane from New York to Phil
ad*lphia and return, winning $4,000
prize; time, New York to Philadel-
phia Sc miles, 1 hour 81 minutes; Phil
adelphia to New York. 1~hour So min
ntes. Walter s. Rroolzins esta blished
rc"' worlds altitude record by as
ccnt!;ng 1884 feet in a Wright aero
RI no at Indianapolis.
Fro Disaster: Flames followed collapse
of rocf Of the Montreal Herald build
in-S and caused, loss of 40 lives
i. Cnaventinn Worlds missionary con-
:-''c-s oEe. cd in Edia bur-fl.
Il. Obituary; John Austin Stevens found
iG Of / e Sons OF the Revolution. at
Newport, +. l.; aged So
II. aviation: Walter S. Brco:1ins made
re" wofl;'s altitude record by ascend
80: SEQ 5oft al indianapolis
Is. S o.'c:2 !2,s2* er: Is deaths in New York
city ~ electric rai.stcrrl.
Railrcad Accident: - killed and nearly
100 injured in collision near Yer
sailles, France.
Personal: Ex-President Theodore Roose-
Felt Welccmed IN New York on his re-
turn from his African and European
trip.
Political: The railroad bill, creating
court of commerce and amending the
interstate commerce act of 1887, be-
came law
49, Obituary: Henry Neville, noted actor
and dramatist, in London.
Convention: Worlds Sunday school con-
vention met in Washington.
e. Aviation: Count Zeppelin's dirigible
Deutschland sailed from F'riederichs-
haven to Dusseldorf 300 miles, carry
ing II passengers.
a. German airship Deutschland made an
excursion trip carrying 80 passengers
Is. Political: Congress adjourned
Sporting: Cornell won the varsity eight,
four cared race and freshman's eight
at Poughkeepsie.
rs. Sporting: Nuage, owned by Nine.
Cheremeteff, won the French Grand
Prix, beating w. X. Vanderbilt's Rein
hart by asneck.
POLITICAL: Gen. Porfiro Diaz reelected
president of Mexico.
%. Obituary. Tinted States Gan, ~. Cav,