Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-12-30
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defeat in It's, near Uniontown. Pa.
Mexico: Foreign envoys in Mexico asked
their governments to send warships to
guard the legations
I6. Political: Governor William Sulzer con-
victed on Of the articles Of impeach-
raent against him.
II. Political: Governor sulxer removed
from Office by the court Of impeach-
ment
Airship Disaster: A Zeppelin dirigibls
balloon exploded when 5000 feet In the
air at Johannisthal, Prussia. killing "a
passengers, including members Of the
admiralty commission.
PERSONAL: Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst,
English militant suffrasist, arrived at
New York.
u. Aviation: Roland oaIros. French avt-
ator, made a nonstop flight Of 63 miles,
from Marsellles to Paris.
Sporting: Pennsylvania university foot
ball team defeated Brown university In
the annual game at Philadelphia; score
D to 0. Miss Gladys Ravenscroft Of
England won the women's golf cham
pionship Of the United States at WILL
mington, Del.
Battle Centenary: Germans celebrated
the battle Of Leipzig which resulted In
the disastrous defeat Of Napoleon
Bonaparte In 1919 dedicating on the
battlefield a monument said to be the
finest In Europe.
10. Railroad Accident: In a wreck on the
Mobile and Ohio railroad at Buckatun-
ma, Miss. S soldiers Of the coast artil-
lery were killed and 100 injured.
Fire: Fire at the railroad terminals. East
st. Louis. caused lo.s Of 100000.
Sporting: Pat Ryan made q new worlds
record by throwing a IL pound hammer
H3 feet ~ inches In New York, dis
placing 21 feet ~ inches made by
John Flanagan, 1910.
q. Mining Disaster: 2Ss miners killed by
explosion in the Stag Canyon mines.
New Mexico.
Anniversary: +00th anniversary Of the
discovery Of the Pacific ocean by Bal
boa celebrated ut San Francisco.
Storm: 80 deaths and extensive damage
caused by a storm which swept Loui-
siana.
n. Convention: Triennial convention Of
the Worlds w. c. T. U. met in Brook
lyn.
Is. Sporting: Dartmouth college football
team defeated Princeton university, 6
to 0, at Princeton. Carlisle Indians
tied with Pennsylvania In football at
Philadelphia; score to I.
Mexico: Mexican rebels Constitutional
ists) captured Monterey after a days
battle
q. Personal: Katherine Elkins. once be-
trothed to the Duke Of the Abruzzi. the
explorer. married to w. T. r. Hit.
b. Mexico: Gen. Felix Diaz political rival
Of Gen. Huerta, given refuge on a
United States warship at Vera Cruz
NOVEMBER.
L Sporting: Cornell defeated at football
by Harvard, q to 0. at Cambridge
Mass.
T. Obituary: Dr. Charles McBurney. noted
specialist in appendicitis. at Brookline,
Mass.
Earthquake: Shocks in Peru wrecked the
city Of Abancay, killing $40 persons.
Z Political: Ludwig III. took the oath
as king Of Bavaria.
Sporting: Yale defeated Brown at foot
ball, II to 0. at New Haven. Dart
mouth won over Pennsylvania at foot
ball, 81 to q, at Philadelphia. Harvard
beat Princeton In the annual football
game 3 to O. at Princeton.
4 Storm: Fierce blizzard swept the mid
die west and lake region; vessels
wrecked and property destroyed; over
200 lives lost; snow Fl inches deep IN
Cleveland.
TO- Convention: American Federation OF
Labor met at Seattle. Wash. National
Association Of Good Roads met In ST.
Louis.
H. Mexico: The premier Of Great Britain
announced that his government would
uphold the Mexican policy Of the Unit
ed States.
Conventions: Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy met at New Orleans.
N. Political: Chinese parliament suspend
ed
Railroad Accident: IL killed and over 100
injured In u wreck on the Central OF
Georgia railroad near Eufala. Ala.
H. Financial Troubles: II. B. Hollins &
Co., noted banking house OF New York,
failed with liabilities estimated as high
as 100000; assets $4,000
L. Mexico: Mexican rebels Constitution
alists) captured Juarez from the fed
erals.
Sporting: Carlisle Indians defeated Dart
mouth by IS to 10 at football In New
York. Michigan defeated Pennsylva-
MIA at football. 13 to 0. at Ann Arbor,
Mich. Chicago won q l3 to victory
over MlHHetpOlIS dt iOobpaA -'''
peapolis. Yale-Princeton annual foot
ball game q tie at New Haven; score
Sto
l6 Mexico: Aldape. Mexican minister OF
the interior. resigned.
II. Panama Canal: Steam tug Louise. with
official party on board. passed through
the canal from ocean TO ocean.
l Sporting: Harvard won 81 to foot
ball victory over Brown at Cambridge.
Mass.
Mexico: Rebels captured Victoria, cap
ital Of Tamaulipas.
Convention: Atlantic Deeper Waterways
association opened at Jacksonville. Fla.
National conservation congress met In
Washington.
n Sporting: Chicago defeated Wisconsin
at Chicago, capturing the conference
football championship; score ID TO y.
Harvard defeated Yale Is to 8. at Cam
bridge.
Is. Personal: Jessie Woodrow Wilson, Sec
ond daughter Of the president, married
TO Francis Bowes Sayre In the White
House at Washington.
Mexico: Mexican rebels defeated the led-
erals at TERRA Blanca. near Juarez:
losses estimated at 1.600 federals and
800 rebels.
o. Aviation: Glenn L. Martin made new
American record by carrying a passen-
ger to height Of $500 feet at Los
Angeles. Cal.
Naval England launched the super
Dreadnought Warspite, greatest bat
tleship In the world.
n. Moxioo: Rebels captured Mazatlan, on
the west coast.
Sporting: Cornell defeated Pennsylvania
at football. q to q, In Philadelphia.
=. Financial: New York Real Estate Sc
curities company failed with liabilities
amounting to {l6.Ooo00o.
y. Sporting: Army defeated Navy IN the
annual football game In New YORK;
score - to 0.
0. Convention: National Woman Suffrage
association met In Washington.
DECEMBER.
4 Political: President Wilson's annual
message to congress advocated direct
election Of president and a waiting pol
icy In Mexican affairs. Tho Barthou
ministry in France resigned after q de-
feat by q majority Of Is votes.
Floods: Rising waters In southern Texas
began q work Of destruction which
caused O loss Of over 100 lives and
damage amounting to 100000.
I Fire: 2S deaths In the burning OF the
Arcadia hotel. Boston.
Political: The house OF representatives
passed a bill authorizing 2i2,00o volun-
teers subject to the order OF the presi-
dent
& Storm: Snow fell In central Colorado
to the depth of S6 inches, blocking
railroad traffic.
shipwreck: Swedish steamer Malmber-
get foundered of Bodo, Norway; u
lives lost.
Obituary: Lieut.. Col. David du Bose.
Gsillard. U. 8. A., an engineer conspic-
uous on the Culebra cut Of the Panama
canal, In Baltimore; aged 81.
{ Panama Canal: Gatun dam completed
after six years labor.
Political: National senate passed the