The Dickinson press., 1910-12-31


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the Marian canals. at Milan: aged s7.
Railroad Accident: Cincinnati section Of
the Twentieth Century Limited wreck
cd in collision at Middletown, o.; q
killed and many Injured.
Fire: At Benton, Pa, 60 buildings burn.
ed in a Fourth OF July blaze. loss
$4,000.
Sporting: Jack Johnson defeated Jeffries
in il rounds al Reno FOR ths woriS:s
heavyweight championship.
Race Troubles: Numerous riots in which
both whites and nesroea were kIlled,
followed the news Of the ring event At
Reno.
:. Fire: At Annprior, Ont. flames In q
lumber yard caused a loss Of over
100000
Convention National Educat,ona, a..o.
citation met In Boston.
Z. Obituary: DR.. william James Rolfe.
noted s-hakespearean scholar. IN Tis.
bury, Mass: ased g.
.. Aviation: Walter r. Brookins dew
6.27b feet nm IN the air at AtIantic citv
Obituary: George Bereer. Famous French
art critic. In Paris: AGED n.
II. Obituary: John Gottfried Gale. noted
- astronomer. al Potsdam: a1ed a.
II. Aviation Accident: Cant. g. q. Rolls.
English aviator. killed In a wrieht
a9rODl@ne at BOUrn0mONth. -5 Hs-- HE
Obituary: Henry Dexter. founder of the,
American News in New York
city: aged 9e, kate Tannatt woods.
author. in Boston. aged "a.
Fire: ~Campbelltown. n. r.. nearly de.
:, s nssoetyea loss ~; 600:
American artist and art laaSar n CIT,
caeo: aged 81. 80
IA. Alloys Wirschine. inventor If the stock
ticker and New York's fire alarm sva.
fem in Rrookivn. ooaI 70 >
Is. Obituary.: 2, B. knight. who Ia said
to have named the Ren,biican marty
in 1884. in Omaha. aged 50 80
of a gun during mimic war at Fort
Monroe caused the death of II soldiers
"A. Nicaragua: Estrada's revolutionists
defeated the government FORCES at
Acoypa.
Storm Disaster: 60 persons killed and
hundreds injured by a tornado near
Milan. Italv.
2s. Obituary.: Prof. Samuel Ross winans.
dean of Princeton university. at prince.
ton. aged H5.
q. Obituary: Sir Henry infant.
defendant in the notorious Arthur Or.
ton claim to the Tichborne title and
estates in 1871 and a noted bie eame-
hunter. in n AGED ~
81. Obituary.: .John a. Carlisle Ken+,,ckv
statesman and a member Of Grover
Cleveland's cabinet. in New York citv.
aged rs. Rear Admiral Thomas -
Iooker.A IT. 8 NJ. retired veteran NJ
the Mexican and civil vvars IN wash
ino+on. aood o. 1855 eA
ADJUST.
I. Conventions: The International peace
congress met in Stockholm.
8. Obituary: E. L. Sambourne, noted car
toonist of London Punch. in London.
aged 65.
1. Obituary: Louis Schriber. long known
as O great cornetist, in Los Angeles:
aged 80.
6. Obituary: Rear Admiral Schofeld. U.
8. N, retired, at Stamford, Conn;
aged II.
Z. Obituary.: J.. B. Studley. once noted
actor, in New York city. Col. Harvey
w. Scott. editor Of the Portland Ore
gonian, In Baltimore; aged Y.
8. Assault on Mayor Gaynor: Mayor Will
liam J: Gaynor shot on board the
ocean liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
by James J. Gallagher, a discharged
city employee.
Railroad Accident: IA killed and 70 IN
1ured in a head-on collision on the
Northern Pacific near Ignacio, Cal.
Fire: In Boston's lumber district; loss
100000.
10. Convention: Apple growers congress
~pSS" wa
71etion of the United Mine" Workers Of
y America met in indianapolis.
H.. Obituary: Judith Ellen Foster, noted
woman lawyer, in Washington; aged
20.
II. Flood Disaster: 5000 houses and shops
destroyed and over a thousand lives
lost in Tokyo. 4.
Sporting: Uhlan set a new trotting rec,
ord by going a mile in 1881 at Cleve-
land.
10. Obituary.: Florence Nightingale, ia
NOUS nurse in the Crimean war. in
London; aged 30. Edmund d.. Lewis,
noted artist and art collector, In Phil
adelphia; aged "a.
Aviation: Radley, an English aviator,
broke the worlds speed record by fly
ing a mile in AZ 2-5 seconds at Black
pool.
Il. Fire: The "White CITY" Of the worlds
fair at Brussels DESTROYER: loss esti-
mated at saO0OO.0o -
Railroad Accident: 20 killed and 10 in
jured in a collision at sauion. France.
Aviation: c. F. Willard carried three
messengers on a quarter MIC h,n1one
trip at Garden Citv. heating the
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