The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-01-03
HISTORY DAY BY DAY.

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NAMES ON THE DEATH ROLL
Tho Turkish-Italian and Turkish
Balkan Wars-ltems Of Miscella-
neous Interests, Accidents, Fires,
Wrecks and Floods-Games and
Races-A Chronological Review.
CONTINUED from yesterday
a. Fire: Flames In the business district
Of Houston. Tex. caused a loss OF
%. Cuba: Uprising Of negroes In Cuba.
q. Convention: Sons Of the American Rev
olution met in Boston.
z Personal: Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst
and other suffragists convicted OF con-
spiracy in London
=. Cuba: United States marines ordered
to Cuba to protect American residents
against the rebellious negroes.
Marine: Hamburg-American liner Inn
perator. largest vessel in the world.
launched at Hamburg with Emperor
William as sponsor.
Conventions: International congress OF
navigation met at Philadelphia
s. Fire: Historic old Eutaw House burned
in Baltimore.
Sporting: Jerome D. Travers defended
his title Of champion by defeating Os-
wald Kirkby at the Metropolitan Golf
association tournament at Short Hills,
N J.
Cuba: Revolt spreading in Cuba; United
States battleship ordered to sail south.
n Obituary: Jan Blockx, composer and
authority on Flemish music and folk
song. at Antwerp. Belgium: aged 60.
q. Sporting: Abel r. Kiviat made . new
record by running the 800 meter race
In minutes SO l-5 seconds at New York.
Political: President Taft informed tho
Cuban government that the United
States would not intervene in Cuba
q. Fire Disaster: l03 lives lost In thea
ter fire at Villa Real, Spain.
90 Obituary: Wilbur Wright, aviator ana
aeroplane inventor. at Dayton. O.:
aged IS.
JUNE.
/ Aviation Disaster: Philip o. Parmalee.
killed in aviation flight at North Yakt-
ma, Wash
Sporting: James N. Duncan made .
new record with the discus-16 feet
9k inches. Kiviat ran 1.500 meter race
In 3 minutes Sc As seconds in New
York. beating his own record mada
May q.
Z Fire: 1000 houses burned in CONSTANT
nople.
Obituary: Mrs. Margaret sangster, poet
and author. at Maplewood. N. J.; aged
r.
Personal: President Taft welcomed the
visiting division of the German navy
to American waters at Fort Monroe.
Va
Convention: American Medical assocd-
alton met at Atlantic City.
Obituary: Eliza Archard Conner, social
reformer and writer, in New York city:
aged T.
1 Sporting: Tagalie won the English
Derby at EPSON.
& Sporting: Mark 8. Wright cleared u
feet ~ inches in 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 in collition with
the battlcship Saint Louis of Cher
burg peninsula: crew Of q drowned.
4 Obituary: Rear Admiral Benjamin PEI
fer Lamberton, U. s. N, retired. who
received the surrender OF the Spanieh
"
10 Obituary: Lottie Gibson, actress known
for vears as the Little Magnet" In
New York city: aged Il.
Is. Storm: Tornadoes swept over Missouri
and Ohio: loss of lives 30 or more.
u. Mining Accident: II men killed by eK-
plosion in the Victor American Fuel
company mines at Trinidad. Colo.
Political: Republican national conven-
ton met in Chicago.
Axyto< "a hot aynA
Lieut.. Albert Peignan. officers in the
French army. killed when their BIZ
planes collided in midair at Douai,
France.
- Obituary: Edward stuyvesant Bragg.
noted civil war veteran who command
ed tho famous Iron brigade. at Fond
du Lac; aged IS.
n. Harvard won the varsity eight row.
ing race. defeating Yale at New Lon
don.
4 Political: President W. a. Taft and
Vice President Sherman renominated
at Chicago.
=. Accident: 40 people killed by the coll
lapse Of q decayed dock at Eagle park,
Grand island. Niagara river.
4 Obituary: Field Marshal Sir George
Stuart White. defender Of Ladysmith
In the Boer war. at London; aged n.
Storm: Nearly the entire city Of Guiana.
1000 lives lost as the result of q cloud
burst.
8. Sporting: Edwin Ray won tho British
open golf championship at Muirfeld.
England.
Obituary: Sir Laurence .Alma-Tadema.
the famous English artist, at Wiesba-
den, Germany; aged e.
Political: Democratic national conven-
ton met at Baltimore.
mans Clubs met at San Francisco.
%. Sporting: American marksmen won in
the international shooting competition
at the Olympic games in Stockholm;
grand aggregate score of LESS. Cornell
won ali three boat racing events at
Poughkeepsie-varsity eight cared race.
4 miles. time. 10 minutes q 2-5 seconds:
varsity four cared race. 3 miles. time,
10 minutes "a 1-6 seconds; freshman
eight cared race. 2 miles. time, 9 min
utes 81 rs seconds.
%. Storm Disaster: Regina, the wheat
city" Of Saskatchewan province, al
most entirely ruined by cyclone: so
to 20 deaths: property loss estimated
at $11,0Oo.0O0
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 fight
at Boston.
: Aviation Disaster: The great dirigible
balloon Akron exploded in fight at At
lantic City. N. j.. killing 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.
Fire: Fire in the business district OF
North Adams. Mass. caused a loss q
S600,00o
Z Obituary: Gen. Robert Frederick HoksL
q distinguished Confederate veteran. At
Raleigh. N. c.; aged 20.
Political: Governor Thomas r. Marshall
nominated for vice president by the
Democratic convention at Baltimore.
( Railroad Accident: Al killed and many
Sore Throat Advice.