The Dickinson press., 1910-12-31

N~lcarag0an Revolution: ReVolutionists
defeated at Tasma. losing 800 in all.
sas City, Mo-; aged AZ.
Financial: Soaring & Co.. private bank
ers In New York, failed owing $3.50, 900.
q. 6nowslide: Two villages and q mining
camp buried in the mountains Of north
ern Idaho; over 80 deaths.
MARCH.
I. Obituary: Don Jose Domingo do obal-
dia, president Of the republic Of Pam
anna. at Panama; aged ,65.
Avalanche: Upward Of 100 deaths from
snowslides In the mountains Of WASH
ington.
4 Sporting: Thure %Johansen. swede. set
the worlds Marathon record by rum
ming 26 miles 365 yards In 2 hours 36
minutes 55h seconds.
Mining Accident: 50 miners killed by
explosion in the gold diggings on Doug
las island, Alaska.
8. Avalanche: snowslide in Rogers pass,
British Columbia, caused the loss of
upward Of 60 lives.
Strike: General walkout in Philadelphia
to aid the striking street car mon.
Obituary.: Louis James, actor, at Hell
ena. Mont: aged 80.
.. Obituary: Thomas Collier Plat, for
mer United States senator n q noted
political leader, in New York city;
= aged n. DIR. Louis Klopsch, editor
Christian Herald n promoter of
city; aged So.
I. Accident: IL killed and II seriously in
jured by an explosion in a starch fac
tory at Roby, Ind
3. Obituary: Jake schaeffer, noted bill
lard player, at Denver.
o. Strike: State wide strike declared In
Pennsylvania in sympathy with the
Philadelphia car mems strike.
10. shipwrecks, Over 1000 fishermen per-
ished In wrecks caused by a storm on
the coast of Japan.
IA. Fire: At jamestown, N. Y. causing
loss Of $500, 900.
Obituary.: Phil Daily. noted gambler, at
Long Branch, N. ].
Is. Venezuela: George Cannon, cousin Of
Leroy Cannon, one Of Americans exc
cuted by Zelaya, hanged at Corinto
for conspiracy by order Of President
Madriz.
IS. Sporting: Barney Oldfeld, Irish-Amer-
lean autoist, broke the worlds auto
record for 1 mile by driving q car over
the course in 27.33 seconds at Daytona
Beach, Fla.
q. Railroad Accident: a deaths in a
wreck Of Rock Island railroad trains
at Green Mountain, Ia.
%. Sporting: Barney Oldf1eld won the 20
mile auto event at Daytona Beach,
Fla, covering the course in 10 minutes.
q. Sporting: Cambridge defeated Oxford
in the annual eight cared rowing race
at Putney, England.
n. Strike: State wide sympathy strike to
aid the Philadelphia car men declared
of by the Pennsylvania labor unions.
q. Warship Disaster: 8 sailors killed by
explosion on the United States cruiser
Charleston during practice in Philip
. pine waters.
0Al%Dr. N-,,ll Toatal 1~a-.-. -----s
ate justice United States supreme
court, in Washington; aged %.
%. Political: State Senator lothian P.
Aids declared guilty of bribe taking
by a VOC of his colleagues, 40 to 9, at
Albany, =. Y.
Obituary: Alexander Agasslz, natural
list. ssn Of the celebrated Louis Agas-
siZ OF IiaTvard university, at sea: aged
80. Obituary: King Mcnelik of Abyssinia;
aged 6.
Railroad tc!!acn.: 2, killed and so seri-
ously injured in n collision at Hulheim,
Germany.
AFRlL.
1. Obituary: Robert W. Patterson. pres
ident or Tia Chicago Tribune lnpan
in Philadelphia; aged 60.
!. Airshsp Disaster: German balloon
Pommern wrecked in fight near Stet-
tin and lost with three passengers in
the Baltic sea.
ner, social scientist, Of Yale, at En-
glewood, N. j.; aged 70.
ID. PERSONAL: Col. Duncan B. Cooper, one
of the convicted mrirderers of Senator
E. w. Carmack, pardoned by Cover
nor Patterson of Tennessee.
H. E art ~ Costa Ricapken; loss
rhipoco Dio%. hYo<{yau o%%ooI,>5 %o.oa-.
ers and burned missions at Changchau,
Human, China.
Political: Premier Asquith's resolutions
limiting the veto power Of the house
Of lords carried In the house of COM
mons by 103 majority.
Labor: The steel trust increased the
wages of about 25,0oo employees over
s per cent.
IL. Convention: National Suffrage associ-
alton met in Washington.
IS. Obituary: Ignacio Marshal, Mexico's
chief diplomat, at Mexico City.
II. Airship Disaster: German balloon
Deutsch struck by lightning during an
ascension near Eisenach and wrecked,
killing four passengers.
Is. Convention: Annual congress Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution met
In Washington.
Labor: Philadelphia car mems strike
ended with some advantage to the
strikers.
q. Obituary: Samuel Langhorne Glenn
ems Mark Twain), the author, at Red
ding, Conn; aged 7.
q. Fire: Lake st. Charles, La, 20 blocks
burned; loss about $3,OOO,OO 0
Storm: Violent snow and wind storm,
with freezing temperature, caused de-
struction of budding fruits in the CEN
trail lake region, extending south to
Tennessee. F.
3. Personal: Governor Charles e. Hughes
of New York appointed Justice Of the
United States supreme court to sue
coed the late Justice Brewer.
Obituary: Bjornstjerne Bjornson, ia
nous Norwegian novelist, poet, play
wright and patriot, in Paris; aged 70. :
Is. Political: Dedication Of the Hall Of
American Republics in Washington.
81. Aviation: Louis Paulhan, French avi-
ator, won the London Daily Mail $780,
900 prize by flying from London to
Manchester. 1856 miles. in 22 minutes
actual time.
q. Political: The British house Of lords
passed the notorious Liberal budget
bill.
Obituary.: Gen. E. p. Alexander, noted
Confederate veteran and writer on the
civil war at Savannah 10 . a cod TX ~