The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-12-29

Railroad Accidents Cincinnati section OF
the Twentieth Century Limited wreck
ed In collision at Middletown. o.: %
killed aud many injured
Fire: At Benton, Pa. 90 buildings hurr-
ed I'm a Fourth of July blaze: loss
100000
Sporting Jack johnson defeated Ie"srics
In 10 rounds at Reno Tor the worlds
heavyweight championship
Race Troubles: Numerous riots In which
both whites and negroes were killed
followed the news OF the ring event at
Reno
5. Fire: AT Annprior Ont. flames In a
lumber yard caused u loss OF over
s3.O0OOO0.
Conventions National Educational asso.
citation met in Boston.
Obituary. DR.. William James Roife
noted ShaScspearean scholar. IN Tis-
bury, Mass; aged 49,
2. Aviation: Walter X Brookins flow
6.215 feet up In the air at Atlantic city
Obituary: George Berger. famous French
art critic. In Paris: aged -
II. Obituary: john Gotifred Gale noted
astronomer, at Potsdam: aged ",
IL. Aviation Accidents Capt. G. S. Rolls,
English aviator. killed In a Wright
aeroplane at Bournemouth.
Obituary: Henry Dexter. founder of the
American News COMPANY IN New York
city; aged 9S. Kate Tannatt Woods.
Fire: Campbelltown n. b.. nearly de-
stroyed: loss $2t0OOOO
IL. Obituary: Daniel Folger Bigclow. noted
American artist and art leader In Chit
cago; aged 81
H. Alloys Wirsching, inventor of the stock
ticker and New Yors fire alarm sys-
tenn. in Brooklyn: aged 7S
10. Obituary: u. B. Knight who is said
TO have named the Republican party
In 1854 In omaha: aged 49,
n. Army Accident: Premature explosion
OF gun during mimic war at Fort
Monroe caused the death of ~ 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. Italy.
%. Obituary: Prof Samuel Ross winans.
dean Of Princeton university. at Prince
ton: aged sc.
q. Obituary: Sir Henry Tichborne infant
defendant In the notorious Arthur Or
ton claim to the richborne title and
estates In 1871 and noted big game
hunter In London; aged A.
81. Obituary: John G. Carlisle. Kentucky
statesman and a member Of Grover
Cleveland's cabinet I'm New Yo..N city; |
aged 20. Rear Admiral Thomas H. |
LOCKER. I. S. NJ, retired veteran OF !
the Mexican and civil wars. I'm Wash !
ington; aged 81.
AUGUST.
l. Conventions: The international peace |
congress met In Stockholm.
g. Obituary: T. l.. Sambourne noted car I
toonist OF London Punch In London; /
aged Is.
T. Obituary: Louis Schriber. long known |
as great cornetist, In Los Angeles; |
aged So.
& Obituarxt. Da,, AI.,f..t
S. ~, retired, at Stamford. Conn
aged n.
u Obituary: J. b. StudTey, orce noted
actor. In New York city. Col Harvey
w. Scott editor OF the Portland Ore
gonian. in Baltimore aged II
g. Assault on Mayor Gaynor; Mayor WI
liam j. GaYnor shot on board the
ocean liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
by James j. Gallagher. a discharged
city employee.
Railroad Accident: II killed and 20 IN
Jured In a head-on collision on the
Northern Pacific near Ignacio. Cal
Fire: In Boston's lumber districts loss
Si,00O.OO0.
TO- Convention: Apple growers congress
opened In st. Louis. Special conven-
tion OF the United Mine Workers of
America met in Indianapolis
II. Obituary; Judith Ellen Foster. noted
woman lawyer. In Washington aged
u. Flood Disaster: 5000 houses and shops
destroyed and over thousand lives
lost In Tokyo.
Sporting: Uhlan set q new trotting rec
ord by going a mile in 1:5S% at Cleve-
land.
3. Obituary: Florence Nightingale IA
nous nurse in the Crlmean war. I'm
London: aged 20. Edmund ID. Lewis,
noted artist and art collector. In Phil
adelphia; aged 73
Aviation: Radley. an English aviator,
broke the worlds speed secord by hy-
Ing n mile In AZ 2-5 seconds at Black
pool.
a. Fire: The white City" Of the worlds
fair at Brussels destroyed; loss esti-
mated at $20OO0.OOO
Railroad Accident so killed and 100, in
jured In collision at Saujon. France.
Aviation: c. f.. Willard carried three
passengers on a quarter mile biplane
trip at Garden City. beating the.l
worlds record on the number of pas
sengers.
g. Convention: The international Espe-
ranto congress met In Washington.
Obituary: Rev. Il. p. Hammond, once
famous travelling evangelist. at Hart
ford. Conn.
6. Obituary: President Mont OF Chile. In
Bremen.
Shipwreck: 30 passengers and sailors
drowned by the laundering OF the
Spanish steamer Tarifa In the strait
OF Gibraltar.
7. Convention: Annual convention OF the
National Firemen's association met at
Rochester. N. Y.
;. Nicaragua: Estrada's revolutionists
defeated the Madriz forces In front of
Managua.
Fire In Jersey City loss OF 81 100000 by
the burning of a business block.
.. Nicaragua: Managua, the capltaE oc-
cupied by the victorious revolutionists
under Estrada. Madrlz. the president,
fed
!. Fire: 13 lives lost and property valued
at 100000 destroyed at Wallace Ida,
by flames started by forest fires In the
vicinity of the city.
l. Sporting: Harvester lowered the worlds
record for stations by trotting a mile
In 2:0s at the Empire City track, Yon-
kers.
). Sporting: William A. L.arned. national
lawn tennis champion. defended his
title at Newport, defeating Thomas G.
Bundy OF California.
!. Sporting: Novelty won the B>uturity
and purse OF $25. 800 at Saratoga. with
Bashti second
Aviation: Glenn III. Curtiss made an