The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-31


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/. Obituary. Don Jose Domingo ie obat.
dih. president Of tile republic OF PAN
ana. at Panama: aged @. y 4
i lsyalan che; q ipNard OF 100 deaf lie from
snoysali dee - the rIiopntains of Wash
q ington, fS ii g J. K 81 s{i
2 spoftinB: rhITe 16harsen. sYede. set
the World aaiartft iion record by run
Ming - iniicspse5 yards u ~ hours 81
Iiinntes q seconds! I, 7, &, II & y
(, Mining 8ccldent:; " miners killed BY.
sxploslon " the gold dtleSings onjD Doug
lns Inland. Alaska. q g n
8. Avalanche, snowslide In Rogers pass.
9 Brittsh Columbia. .taflscl the loss OF
upward OF 90 Lives, az, Ia X ~ " Is {;
Strike General ,waikout In philadelphia
toiaid tho striking street ear mon. 4 g.
{ Obituary: Louis James. actor at tIiel.
eta, Mont 4 aged q. e & Is 4. < +,
6. Obituary: Thbmas Collier Plat. for.
: nters United States senator ahdia noted
political leader. IN New York city:
Z, aged n. Dit. louis Iilonsuh. editor
Christian Herald and promoter OF
worldwide philanthropy In New Tori,
city: aged S., e.
2. Accident Il Killed and t. scriously IN
jured; w an explosion III n starch fac.
tory at Roby, lIrtf.i Z t u "a s. q;
g. Obituary: Jake Schneider noted bill
Hard player! at Denver. ~ ~ ~. ~
8. Strike: Sthtei wide strife declared In
Pennsylvania IN sympathy with the
Philadelphia car mems strike. y II X ~;
70. Shlpwreclss: Over fo00 fishermen, per-.
iahed in wrecks caused by n !atorriy on
the coast Of Japan. z ~ Bs'yS III
II. Fire: 40 lJamestown,; n. Y, causing
loss of 800, CO0.i p e rs
\ Obituary: Phil Daily. noted gambler Mt
Long Branch, MI. &. 3!
l6. Venezuela: CeorSe Cannon; cousin. OF
Leroy Cannon, one. OF Americans exc
cuted by eZelaya. hanged ut Corinto
forttonspifacy by order. of President
Madriz. +. HE9li 4
l6. Sporting; Barney oldneld.l Irish-Amcr-
\ lean, autoist, broke the worlds auto
4 b record for mile by dtiving car over
the course In 27.33 seconds al Dayt6na
Beach, Fla. st
q. Railroad Accident: "a deaths !, In a.
wreck of Rock Island railroad trains
at Green Mountain. Ia.,4 4 x u
% Sporting: Barney oldfeld won the 20.
mile auto event Mt Daytona Beach.
Fla, covering the course in'l9 minutes.
20. Sporting: Cambridge defeated oxford!
in the annual oight cared rowing race
at Putney, England. t't,-iSit 4
q. Strike: State wide sympathy strike to
aid the Phiiadelphla car men declared
off by the Pennsylvania labor unions 4
%. Wnrship Disaster: s sailors killed by
explosion on the United States cruiser.
Charleston during practice I'm Philip
pine waters. ~
Obituary: David Josiah Brewer, associ-
ate justice United States supreme
court, in Washington; aged 10. 81
%. Polltlcal: State Senator lothian p
Aids declared guilty OF bride taking
by yote-of. his colleagues. 40 to 8, ut
Albany, N. Y. 'SF
Obituary: Alexander Agassiz, natural-
LIST, son OF the celebrated Louis Agas-.
siz of Harvard university, at sea; aged!
20. 49,
80. Obituary: King Menellk of Abyssinia; J,
aged 90. AZ g
Railroad Accident: q killed and 60 seri.:
ously Injured In a collision at Hulheim,
Germany. So
Al APRIL.
1. Obituary: Robert W., Patterson, pres,
ident of the Chicago Tribune company,
In Philadelphia; aged CO.
3. Airship Disaster: German balloon
Pommern wrecked in flight near Stet-
Siii and lost with three passengers In,
the Baltic sea.
L. Obituary: Prof. William Graham Sum
ner, social scientist, OF Yale, at En-.
glewood. N. il; aged 20
Il. Personal. Col. Duncan D. Cooper, one
Of the convicted murderers Of Senator
Z. W. cdrmack, pardoned by Cover.
nor Patterson Of Tennessee.
"a. Earthquake, Costa Rica shaken: loss
100000.
Chinese Riot: Natives attacked foreign.
ers and burned missions at Changchau,
Human, China. 5t
Political: Premier Asquith's! resolutions
limiting the veto power Of the house
OF lords carried In the house OF COM
mons by 1903 majority.
Labor: The steel trust Increased the
wages OF about 225.O00 employees over
per cent. 1i55
1h Convention: National Suffrage associ-
alton mot in Washington. N
10. Obituary: lgnacio 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. Conventions: Annual congress Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution met
In Washington. 9
Labor: Philadelphia cur mems strike
ended with some advantage TO the
strikers. ~ 81; - ~
q. Obituary: Samuel Langhornc Glen.
ems MARK TWAIN, the author. at Red.
ding, Conn; aged 20.
%. Fire: Lake St. Charles. La, 20 blocks
burned: loss about 100000.
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. ~ r
q. Personal: Governor Charles Z. Hughes
of New York; appointed justice OF tho
United States supreme court to sue.
ceed the late Justice Brewer.
Obituary.: Bjornstjerne Bjornson. ia
nous Norwegian novelist poet. play
wright and patriot, In Paris; aged e.
%. Political: Dedication Of the Hall Of
American. Republics In Washington.
q. Aviation: Louis Paulhan. French avl-
ator. won the London Daily Mall $780,