The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1912-01-05

old time actor and playwright. in New
York; aged 65.
7. Mexico: Francisco l. Madero. dinector
or Mexican revolt, entered Mexico
City the populace showering him with
! flowers.
Earthquake: Mexico shaken: deaths es-
| timated from 200 to 1900.
Obituary: Rear Admiral E. D. Robie,
| U. 8. NJ, retired, veteran who was
with Perry in Japan in 1858, in WASH
ington: aged So
| 8. Sporting: American players won sec-
ond and decisive international polo
match at Meadow Brook, N. T., de-
feating English team ~ to 3h
Obituary: CARRIE Nation, temperance
champion. in Leavenworth; aged &C.
10-u. Notable electric storm on the At
lantic coast, centering at New York.
Sporting: Alcantara H. won the Prix
du Jockey Club race, known as the
French Derby. over the Chantilly
course
II. Convention: International Woman suf-
frage alliance In Stockholm; Mrs. Car
rie Chapman Gait (American) re-elect-
ed president 4.a
IL Flag Day: Tablet unveiled In Philadei-
phia to Betsy Ross. who made first
American flag.
Is Fire: N,000.000 damage In st. Louis
manufacturing center.
Obituary: Edward Shippen. rear admiral
u. g. N, 're<lred, at Chestnut Hill. Pa:
aged IS. Prof. Hiram Corson, noted
author and educator. at Ithaca. N. Y;
aged SO.
i& Personal: Gen. Diaz, the self exled
ex-president Of Mexico, reached Spain.
n. Sporting: Martin ]. Sheridan hurled
the discus al feet sh inches, beating
his May record by nearly feet. at
Paterson, N. j.
1& Aviation Disaster: Capt. Princetau. M.
lie Martin and M Lendron. French
aviators, killed and two injured In
Paris to London race.
Obituary: James Proctor Knott, ex-gov-
ernor of Kentucky and noted civil war
character, at Lebanon, KY; aged 50.
TO- Personal: President and Mrs. Taft en-
tertained on silver wedding anniver-
eary.
Political: United States recognized re-
public Of Portugal.
The Maine: First remains recovered
from wrecked battleship.
Centennial: Hundredth anniversary Of
cotton weaving at Fall River, Mass
celebrated.
20 Coronation: King George gave state
banquet. Shakespeare ball in Albert
hall, London.
q. The Olympic: White Star liner reached
New York on first trip westward; time
days 16 hours AZ minutes.
q. Coronation: King George V. crowned !
In Westminster abbey; John Hays |
Hammond represented United States |
as special ambassador.
"a. Obituary: Rear Admiral Charles 8, |
Norton. U. 8. NJ, at Westfield, N. j.: |
aged rs.
Anniversaries: The Society of Friends |
Orthodoxy Jcommemorated Its 18th year. |
ly meeting at Providence, R. /. Cen
tennial OF venezuela's independence |
: Nceiebrated.
Coronation: Imposing international ma
wal review in honor Of the king at
Portsmouth. ~
Explosion: II killed by a boiler. explo-
sion on the Mississippi steamer st. Jo-
seph at Berkeley Landing. Mo.
Is. Sporting: Grand Prix de Paris won
by Marquis de Ganay's AS d'Attout.
20. Obituary: Paul de- Longpre, noted
painter of flowers. at Hollywood. CAL;
aged S.
Naval: Rnssia's first Dreadnought, the
Sevestopol. launched.
30 Sporting: Harry Vardon won English
open golf championship at Sandwich.
England.
JULY.
1. Heat Wave: Beginning of a spell Of
intense heat throughout the northern
and eastern states. II
Fire: Business part OF West Salem. wis
loss $500.000
Obituary: Eugene F. Ware, soldier and
poet. at Colorado Springs: aged TO-
4 Heat Wave: Thermometer 1903 In New
York. i06 In Topeka: hottest July 4th
known in New York.
g. Heat: Fifth day Of deadly heat wave
In east and middle west rJl
Convention: Christian Endeavorers at
Atlantic City, N J.
4 Political: United States. Great Britain.
Japan and Russia signed treaty for
preservation Of the fur seal
Obituary: Gen. Clement A. Evans. ex-
commander United Confederate Vet
Grams, at Atlanta. Ga: aged a. 4!
Shipwreck: The Pacific Coast liner San
Ia Rosa stranded near Point Arguello,
CAL; 30 lost
q Personal. King George v. and Queen
Mary welcomed on first visit to Dublin
as sovereigns. III
% Conventions: Elks sfand lodge at At
lantic City, N. J. National Educa tion-
al association in San Francisco
J. Train Wreck: Federal express. WASH
ington to Boston. crashed down en-
bankment at bridgeport Conn: i2j
killed, 80 hurt lii
Conventions: Mystic Shriners In Roches-
ter. N Y. III
Fire: Oseoda and Ausabie. Mich. prac-
ticaily destroyed.
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