Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-04

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.. Cuba: Uprisins Of negroes 10 Cuba.
4. Convention: Sons Of the American Rsv.
olution met in Boston.
=, Personal: Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurot
and other suffraGists convicted OF con-
spiracy in London.
q. Cuba: United states marines ordered
20 Cuba to protect American residents
against the rebellious negross
Marine: Hamburg American liner I'm.
perator, largest vessel In the world.
launched at Hamburg with Emperor
William ~ sponsor.
Conventions: international congress- Of
navigation met at Philadelphia.
}. Fire: Historic old Eutaw House burned
In Baltimore.
Sporting: Jerome D. Travers defended
his title Of champion by defeating Os-
valid Kirkby at the Metropolitan Golf
association tournament At Short Hills.
N. j..
Cuba: Revolt spreading in Cuba: United
States battleship ordered to sail south.
sa Obituary: Jan Blockx. composer and
authority on Flemish music and folk
song. at Antwerp. Belgium; aged GO.
a. Sporting: Abel r. Kiviat made new
record by running the 500 meter race
in 3 minutes 50 is seconds at New York.
Political: President Taft informed the
Cuban government that the United
States would not intervene in Cuba.
r. Fire Disaster: 1903 lives lost in Q thea.
ter fire at Villa Real. Spain.
0 Obituary: Wilbur Wright. aviator and
aeroplane inventor. at Dayton, O.;
aged 46.
JUNE.
!. Aviation Disaster: Philip o. Parmalee.
killed in aviation night at North Yeki-
ma. Wash.
2. Sporting: James N. Duncan made .
new record with the discus-14o feet
~ inches Kiviat ran 1850 meter race
in 3 minutes Sc AS seconds in New
York, beating Ills own record made
Mayi27
l. Fire: 1000 houses burned in Constanti-
nople =
Obituary: Mrs. Margaret sangster. poet
and author. at Mapiewood. N. j.: aged
Personal: President Taft welcomed the
vis!tin. division of the German navy
to American waters at Fort Monroe.
Va.
4. Convention: American Medical associ-
alton met at Atlantic City.
Obituary: Eliza Archard Conner. social
reformer and writer. in New York city:
aged ~
6. Sporting: Tagalie won the English
Derby at EPSON
4 Sporting: Mark S. Wright cleared u
feet 2A inches In a pole vault at Cam
bridge. Oswald Kirkby defeated Je.
rome D. Travers at Atlantic City for
the New Jersey golf championship.
Ship Disaster: French submarine war
ship Vendemaire sunk Ia coliition with
the battlcship' Saint Louis of Cher
burg peninsula: crew Of % drowned.
3. Obituary: Rear Admiral Benjamin PEI
fer Lamberton. u. 8 ~. retired. who
received the surrender Of the Spanish
T., 1T
10. Obituary: Lottie ellison. actress known
for years as the Little Magnet n
New York city: aged Al.
Is. Storm: Tornadoes swept over Missouri
and Ohio: loss Of lives. 30 or more.
ls Mining Accident: ~ men killed by ex.
plosion in the Victor American Fuel
company mines at Trinidad. Colo.
Political: Republican national conven-
ton met in Chicago
10. Aviation Disaster: Capt. Dubois and
Lieut.. Albert Peignan. officers in the
French army killed when their BIZ
planes collided in midatr at Douai.
France.
noted civil war veteran who command
ed the famous Iron brigade. At Fond
du Lac: aged IS.
q. Harvard won the varsity eight row.
ing race, defeating Yale at New Lon
don.
2. Political: President ". H. Taft and
Vice President Sherman renominated
at Chicago
q Accident: 20 people killed by the col
lapse Of a decayed dock at Eagle park.
Grand island. Niagara river.
a. Obituary: Field Marshal Sir George
Stuart White. defender Of Ladysmith
in the Boer war. At London: aged u.
Juato. Mexico. destroyed and about
1000 lives lost as the result OF cloud
burst.
q Sporting: Edwin Ray won the British
open golf championship at Muirfsld.
England.
Obituary: Sir Laurence Alma-Tadena.
the famous English artist, At Wiesba-
den. Germany: aged e.
Political: Democratic national conven-
ton met at Baltimore.
Conventions: General Federation Of Wo-
mans Clubs met at San Francisco.
.. Sporting: American marksmen won in
the international shooting competition
grand aggregate score OF l.063 Cornell
won all three boat racing events at
Poughkeepsie-varsity eight cared race.
miles. time. 10 minutes 4 rs seconds:
varsity four cared race. : miles. time.
10 minutes "a is seconds: freshman
eight cared race. miles. time. min
utes 81 rs seconds.
%. Storm Disaster: Regina. the wheat
city" OF Saskatchewan province, Al-
most entirely ruined by a cyclone: 50
to 20 deaths: property loss estimated
At 81 10000
JULY.
L Sporting: Miss May Sutton won the
clay court tennis championship Of the
United States by defeating Miss Mary
Brown at Pittsburgh.
Aviation Disaster: Miss Harriet Quimby.
the first woman to cross the English
channel in an aeroplane. killed in flight
at Boston.
: Aviation Disaster: The great diri9ibis
balloon Akron exploded In flight at At
lantic City. N. j.. killing s aeronauts.
including Melvin Vaniman. her pilot.
Personal: The cornerstone Of the Pulitzer
school Of journalism laid in New York.
Political: Woodrow Wilson nominated
for president by the Democratic CON-
vention at Baltimore. Il
Fire: Fire in the business district Of
North Adams Mass. caused . loss d1
100000
4 Obituary: Gen. Robert Frederick Hoke.
. distinguished Confederate veteran. at
Raleigh. N. c.; aged Is.
Political: Governor Thomas r. Marshall
nominated for vice president by the
Democratic convention atsH$ltimore.
Railroad Accident: Il killed and many
injured on the Delaware and Lacka-
wanna railroad IN. rear end collision
at Gibson's Narrows. N. =.
Sporting: Ad Woigast declared winner
In a IL round contest for tho light
weight championship, defeating Joe
Rivers at Los Angeles, Cal. Jack
t. 49,