The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1913-01-02

Is; aged So.
80. Obituary: James schoolcraft She
vice president of the United Sta
Utica, N. Y; aged 81.
Areona utics The French balloon I
die won the Bennett cup by flight
1861 miles. which was also worlds
record.
NOVEMBER.
1. Obituary: Gen. Homer Lea, military
adviser to the Chinese revolutionary
government at Los Angeles, Cal.
2. Sporting: Harvard defeated Princeton
in the annual game at Soldiers field.
Cambridge, 16 to 8. Chicago defeated
by Wisconsin, 30 to H. at Madison
:. Political: Governor Woodrow Wilson
of New Jersey and Governor Thomas
r. Marshall of Indiana elected pres-
dent and vice president on the Demo-
cratic ticket by an overwhelming elec-
toral majority. Popular vote: Wilson,
6156,74S; Roosevelt, 3,92S,140; Taft, 1885,,
422
8. Balkan War: Greek troops captured
Saloniki from the Turks with numer-
Gus prisoners
8. Sporting: Carlisle Indians defeated
Army, q to 6, at West Point. Penn
sylvania defeated Michigan, 27 to 2l at
Philadelphia.
10. Personal: James Bryce. British am
bassador to the United States. resigned
his post.
H. Railroad Accident: 10 people killed and
As injured in collision on the Yazoo
and Mississippi Valley railroad at
MONTE, La
Convention: The American Federation of
Labor met at Rochester. N. y.
IL. Assassination: The prime minister of
Spain, Canalejas, was shot dead in the
streets of Madrid by an anarchist.
13. Railroad Accident: 16 people killed and
! Ia injured CinCln-
natl. Hamilton and Dayton railroad
near Indianapolis
Pedestrianism: John Henry Scott COM
pleted a walk from New York to Phil
adelphia in the record time Of % hours,
l minute and l5 seconds
Convention: The Daughters of the Con-
federacy in annual session in WASH
ington
is. Storm: Destructive hurricane and tidal
wave struck the island of Jamaica.
16. Sporting: The annual football game of
Yale and Princeton resulted IN tie
score of to at Princeton Wiscon-
sin defea ed Minnesota at football, IL
to 0. at Minneapolis Pennsylvania de-
feated Carlisle Indians, "a TO 26. at
Philadelphia Michigan defeated Cor
nell, 20 to :, at Ann Arbor.
Obituary. Minnie Hauk- Wartegg. retired
prima donna, famous in the title role or
Carmen, in Munich
tured Monastr from the Turks.
The Courts: The United States supreme
/ court ordered the dissolution of the
''bathtub trust"
Personal: President Elect Woodrow Will
son given a public reception at Ham
lton, Bermuda.
49, Earthquake: Shocks on the Pacific
/ coast; heavy loss of life in Mexico.
| Railroad Accident: II killed and 40 in
iured in a heaI-On collision on the
| Seaboard Air line south Of Richmond.
| Va
; Convention: American Civic association
! met in Baltimore.
q. Convention: National Woman Suffrage
/ association met in Philadelphia
o. Fire: Putnam, Conn, suffered a loss
of s5O0,OOO by fire in the business dis
trict.
q. Sporting: Harvard defeated Yale in
| the annual football game at New Ha
| ven, 20 to 0. Chicago defeated Minne-
| sofa, to 0. at Chicago.
! "a. Labor Dispute; The board of arbitra-
tors in the railway engineers demand
| for increased pay decided in favor Of
| the engineers.
/ Is. Obituary: United States Senator Isidor
| Rayner of Maryland, in Washington;
| aged e.
Personal: Rev. Anna Howard Shaw re-
elected president of the National Wom-
| an outrage ASSOCIATION at
| Balkan War: Balkan and Turkish peace
delegates met for conference near Con-
stantinople
/ n. Storm: Snowstorms prevailed in the
lake and Mississippi valley states.
Executive Clemency: Governor ]. A. Dix
pardoned A. T. Patrick. under life
sentence for the murder of William
Marsh Rice in 1900.
q. Obituary: ]. P. Jones. former United
States senator from Nevada, at Los
! Angeles, CAL; aged SO.
Is. Obituary: Col. James Gordon, noted
ex-Confederate. at Okolona Miss: (:
aged 70.
Sporting. Ad wolgast defeated by Willie
Ritchie for the lightweight champion-
ship at DAILY City. Cal, in 16 rounds.
Pennsylvania defeated Cornell at foot
ball, to 2, at Philadelphia.
Balkan War: Bulgarians captured 5000
Turkish reserves near Adrianople after
stubborn battle. Servia seized Dur
azzo, an Albanian port on the Adri-
attic sea.
20. The Courts Charles H. Hyde con-
victed of bribery in 1910. while cham
berlain of the city Of New York.
3d. Obituary: Rev. DR.. Robert Collyer.
noted Unitarian preacher. in New
York city; aged SO.
Sporting: Navy defeated Army, to o.
at Philadelphia.
DESGmbGns
2. Political: Last session of ed congress
opened.
judicial: The United States supreme
court ordered the Pacific railway merg-
er dissolved for violation of the Sher-
man law.
8. Conventions: Governors met in annual
conference at Richmond. American
Road Builders association met at Gin
natl.
Balkan War: The Balkan league, with
the exception of Greece. signed an ar
mistice with Turkey.
Railroad Accident IL killed and many
injured In a collision at Dresden. o.
4. Obituary: Gen. julius H. Stahel, Fed
eral veteran of the civil war, in New
York city; aged 81.
6. Political: President Tafts annual
message recommended measures to
strengthen the army and navy.
8. Obituary: Gen. Gates P. Thruston.
Federal veteran Of the civil war. an-
thor and historian at Nashville; aged
n.
o. Sporting: Annual 6 day bicycle race
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