The Dickinson press., 1910-01-01

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England: aged ". -
Political: The Payne tariff bill passed
the house of representatives by . vote
L. Of ~ to 81.
u. Fire Disaster: 8 deaths in q IRE u
Lenox. Mass. loss nearly sso'9a
Financial Troubles: Ennis & Stopani,
brokers in New York and Chicago.
failed for $1.500.000.
Il, Turkey: Turkish garrison In Constan-
tinople mutinied and expelled tho
Young Turks ministry. 3.
II Fire: At Rochester. N. T., 3 cnurchsS'
40 dwellings and a business block az
stroyed; loss nearly $4,000.
Obituary: Ex-United States Senator M.
C. Butler Of South Carolina at Column
bia. s. c.: aged 13. 4.
u. Political: Ultimatum Of Young TURKS
to parliament.
tiers Of the American Revolution met
in Washington.
q. Storm Disasters: z persons killed and
property valued at 100000 ruined by
a windstorm at Cleveland.
q. Obituary: .Ex.United States Senator
William M. Stewart OF Nevada. IN
washington: aged 81.
a. Turkey: Young Turks gained controi
in Constantinople, making Sultan Alb
dull Hamid prisoner in his palace.
q. Obituary: Charles Warren stoddard.
author inc educator. in Monterey.
Cal; aged 60. g '.-& -
q. Convention: 9Th congress Of the inter-
national Woman's Suffrage alliance
opened In London. ~..-.
q. Abdul Hamid II. Of Turkey formally
deposed by the Constitutional party
(Young Turks) and his brother. Mo
hammed Rescued, chosen successor.
Obituary: Heinrich Conried, impresario.
former director Of the Metropolitan
Opera House. New York. in Neral.
Austria: aged "a. .~.5
n. Obituary: Ex-Governor Frederick Hol-
brook Of Vermont. at Brattleboro:
aged Sc. Olive Logan. former actress.
autho and lecturer, near Sutton. Sur
rey, England: aged 70.
y. Convention: Annual meeting Of tho
National Society of the Sons Of the
American Revolution opened in Baltt-
more.
Turkey: $50 leaders of the mutiny.. of
April Is in Constantinople executed for
conspiracy.
Fire: In Chicago 81, 900 loss by the
burning of Elevator B Of the Illinois
Central.
%. Personal: Daughter born to Queen
Wilhelmina of Holland.
Storm Disaster: Over 200 dead and mil
lions in property destroyed by lorna
does which swept the south, including
Tennessee, Alabama. Mississippi and
Georgia.
!. Convention: National peace congress
opened in Chicago.
!. Judicial: The commodity clause" of
the Hepburn act declared constitution
al by the United States supreme court.
g. Sporting: St. Yves won the interna-
tional derby in New York. covering q:
miles and 1856 yards in 2 hours, A min
utes and 5 seconds.
3. Obituary: Augusta Evans Wilson, au-
thor Of "Beulah," "St. Elmo" wash
tt" and other popular novels of south
ern life, at Mobile, Ala; aged "A.
10. Political: Mohammed v. Of Turkey
invested with the sword of sovereignty
at Constantinople.
II. Boat Disaster: q deaths by the sink
ing of a ferry launch on the Ohio river
near P~ittsburg.
Il Quarry Accident: 1000 pounds of dyna-
mite exploded at South Bethlehem.
near Albany. N. Y. causing the loss
of e lives.
Is. Sporting: King James won the Metro
politan handicap at Belmont park.
New York.
II. PERSONAL: Gen. Stoessel and Admiral
Nebogatoff, Russian officers. who were
serving sentences for neglect of duty
in the late war. pardoned by the car.
Is. Financial: Tracy & Co.. New York
brokers and bankers. went into bank
ruptcy owing $1,000. 900.
Obituary: George Meredith, the English
novelist, in London; aged 81.
PERSONAL: DR.. Charles William Eliot re-
tired from the presidency of Harvard
after 30 years in that Office.
Fire: Loss of S1,50O.O0 by the destruc-
ton Of a manufacturing block at Ak
ron, o.
Conventions: National good roads con-
gress met in Baltimore.
-. Obituary: Henry H.. Rogers, financier
and director of the Standard Oil COM
pany. in New York: aged GO.
l L-AA
sumed the presidency of Harvard uni
versity.
Is Maj. Israel c. Greene, captor of John
Brown at Harpers Ferry in 1859. at
Mitchell. s.. D.; aged s..
Sporting: King Edwards Minoru won
the English Derby.
%. Storm Disasters: g persons killed and
40 injured in Oklahoma by tornadoes.
Many lives lost in a cyclone which
swept over western Minnesota and
North Dakota.
30. Tornado: Over 30 persons killed and
upward of 100 injured in a windstorm
at Zephyr. Tex.
q. Fire: At Porta Costa. Cal, loss of ST.
100000 by the burning of the Nevada
grain docks.
JUNE.
I. Worlds Fair: The Alaska-Yukon-Pa-
ciiic exposition opened at Seattle.
2. Obituary: Theodore Barth, noted Ger
man editor. publicist and authority on
American affairs. at Baden-Baden;
aged GO.
Z Sportins: King James won the Brook
i'm handicap at Gravesend.
s. Balloon race start at Indianapolis for
distance and endurance contests.
G. Obituary: Col. Alexander Kelly Nc
Clnre.' noted journalist. long promi-
nent in Pennsylvania politics, in Phil
adelphia; aged 81.
& Conventions: United Confederate Vet
Grams met at Memphis. Meeting of
the American Medical association at
Atlantic City.
3. Conventions: National conference of
charities and correction met at Buff
falo.
10. Obituary: Rev. DR.. Edward Everett
Hale. distinguished clergyman, author
and journalist. chaplain Of the United
States senate, in Roxbury. Mass:
aged 81.
Storm Disaster: II persons killed and
scores injured in a series Of tornadoes
which swept over Texas.
II. Earthquake Disaster: Towns of st.
i Cprnof on1 Do~y~o t. 80.