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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-27
KEEP THE STUDENTS At HOME

n Ways been forced. under a sys.
i HE University Of Oregon has al.
tom prevailing aimee isis. to AK
each legislature for funds With which
to operate during another two years.
The Oregon Agricultural College has
been compelled to do the same.
These mainteaanes eills have fire.
auently become the storm center Of
the political struggles within the
legislature. The university and the
agricultural college. therefore. have
eonstantly been accused Of engaging
In politics. and Of the unaeadsmle
practice Of political trading. and their
dignity and usefulness have been
eorrespondinEly impaired.
Passage by the 1919 legislature OF
the miilaSe bill provided for auto
matte maintenance Of each institu-
ton after next year. A fraction OF
a mill on each state levy vas set aside
for the university. and . slightly
larger fraction OF mill for the aIri-
cultural college. Thus. as the state
grows. the too great schools are eI-
pected TO expand. The Legislatures
since 1905 have At each session pass
ed bills providing such additional
room. but eAeh time . band OF persons
hostile to the university on personal
grounds have Invoked the referen-
dun. This year. the university. with
double the attendance Il had In 1908.
and with the largest freshman class
In its history. Is holding elassss In all
sorts OF unsuitable places. while wait
Ing q favorable verdict from the peo-
pie so II can build.
To the University OF Caiifornia
alone this fall went seysnty-four stu
dents from Oregon. To the Univer-
sity OF Washington. to Leland STAN
ford University and TO numerous
Eastern Institutions. went hundreds
OF others. These students should be
kept at home and educated to under
stand and to assist In solving the
problems Of their home state. They
are. however. 10th to register In an
Institution where the voters have not
ye, iro~ned upon attempts to kill H..
and where the No Room" sign may
have to be hung out at any time.
To sustain the two modest sppro-
priations. the money for which 10 al
ready provided. vote Yes" To vote
NO" Is TO vote for the referendum.
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NOTICE

There are funds In the city trsas-
ury for the redemption Of street var.
rants protested On ssd prior 70 Juss
so. 1919. Interest ceases from asta.
klamath Fails. Ore. October 10.
1919.
J. W. sIEMENs,
iS-l0t City Treasurer.
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Subscribe for the Herald. 80 cents
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All kinds NJ sun repairing at sehu.
bsrts, Main street s-tf.
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During the first four months OF
1913 there were slaughtered In La
frigorifica UruEuays and the Frig-
orihea Montsvideo IS. l2l cattle and
2is.66S sheep. Q monthly average
of 10000 cattle and 5000 sheep.
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Housekeeping rooms. .sas sriIes
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-27
EDDIE SAMTRY TO
RE-EN1fR RING
WORLD. FAMED LIGHrwEiGHT
WILL EMERGE FROM RETIRE.
NENr SATURDAY N A BOUT
HEFoRE CRESCENT rANs

Although b. retired from the boz.
Ing game several years ago. and has
since kept entirely away from it.
Eddie santry. Who a few years back
had all OF the lightweight. training
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-01-03
STORMS AND EARTHQUAKES,

JANUARY.
). A blizzard ragged in the Mississippi
valley from, Kansas to the lakes; II
persons frozen TO death. ...
Is England blizzard bound, traffic tie6
up and telegraph lines wrecked.
o. 7 deaths in tornado which swept over
southeastern Missouri. a..
..r.EHlf =, FEBRUARY. ..
70. % lives lost In a windstorm which
swept over Louisiana and Mississippi
2. The middle west struck by a blizzard
which in some places was the worst in
many wears. r. =. ..t..a -.
y The Atlantic coast swept by, a wind
travelling at the rate Of over 90 miles
an hour and often over 100 miles.
%. A tornado ragged over Texas, Kansas.
Mississippi and Missouri, causing
heavy loss of life and property.
MARCH - ..s.
Is. The south Atlantic coast states swept
by a hurricane; many deaths; trafic
paralyzed. .-'- -.
g. 1000 square miles inundates by a food
in the Mississippi; damage estimate
sl0,oOo0oo: 10000 homeless.
q. Near 100 people killed by cyclone in
Illinois and Indiana. -
q. Oklahoma swept by a tornado; 81 dead.
JUNE
10 Toruadoes swept over Missouri and
Ohio; loss of lives 80 or more.
a. Nearlysthe entire city of Guansjuato,
Mexico. destroyed and about l,o00 lives
lost as the result of cloudburst
30. Regina, the Wheat City Of Sas-
= katchewan. province, almost entirely
ruined by a cyclone: so to 20 deaths:
property loss estimated at s11 100000
s..u JULf.,rt :-s... -.tss-
is. A cloudburst at Denver caused $780,
900 damage. 49,. .....
10. The mining towns of Mazuma and Sew
entroughs, New, were nearly wiped
out by. cloudburst; many persons
killed, -,n... .
D. A cloudburst caused damage in south
west Pennsylvania: mines flooded and
wide area inundated many deaths
AUGUST. " ....
). Snow fell in Pennsylvania.
.. An earthquake in Turkey destroyed
5000 lives. Adrianople and GallipoN
suffered severely. ..
10. A cloudburst centering at Miles, Mich,
caused DANA &c of $1,000 900. . .,...... g. .
y. Typhoon in Chekiang province, China,
caused a loss Of $1,000 to 10000 lives
STEPHENSON.
l. A death roll Of 50 and property loss
Of 100000 resulted from a storm and
cloudburst in the Panhandle district Of
Pennsylvania. West Virginia and Ohio
8 killed and % hurt by cloudburst
which struck a Northwestern passen-
ger train near Green Bay. Wis.
q. A typhoon in Japan caused loss of
a2o,oo00oo. "
OCTOBER. ..
1s. Loss Of SIS, 100000 in a typhoon in the
Philippines.
..ta.-s NOVEMBER. .,.
4 Hnr F1II
struck the island Of jamaica; over 100
deaths. .r
3D. Earthquake on the Pacific coast; Sc
we're in Mexico, with heavy loss of life |
n. Heavy .snoEstorms prevailed in the
lake states and the Mississippi valley
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Z. ~ JANUARY. :
g. New Mexico proclaimed a state In the
Mon ~ ~ - - .sAs
L. A battalion of United states troops
f sailed from Manila for China. -
IT, Charles w Morse the banker. fraed
from Atlanta penitentiary on pardon
by, the president
a. Rutherford Page of New. York killed
In "a Curtiss biplane at Los Angeles
the first fatality in the United States
In 1872 S,.s;tt = us -
{ The hulk of the battleship Maine was
1oated at Havana. -.
IA. II Officials and ex-ofiicials OF the In
terna tional Association of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers arrested in
various parts Of the country charged
with completely in a dynamite conspir-
acy. -
n. 'Jungfrau railroad tunnel. in tho Alps.
pierced at an altitude OF 1900 feet ;,
where a station In located,
n. Jnarez, Mexico captured by insur-
gents against Madero's government.
MARCH
1. Strike OF 100000 British miners in a
(; dispute over wages. co.. 40
l. Amlndsen. the explorer, announced
that he reached the south pole on Dec.
Il, 1911. -
H. End Of the strike of mill operatives at
Lawrence. Mass, which began Jan. IL,
1912
ls. The hulk of the battleship Maine was
sunk with imposing ceremonies off the
i coast Of Cuba, -
a. Chicago meat packers declared not
guilty Of violating the antitrust law.
APRIL
CalHrsifh p Rnarers aviator whn 6.~
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ASSOCIATION MEETINGS

JANUAKY.
ls The United Mine Workers Of America
met in annual convention at Indian
apolis. @->s
-. The American Academy OF Political
Social Science met in Philadelphia,
l. Colonial DANES met in Washington
u United Confederate Veterans met at
Macon, Ca a. ~ -ss.r,e- ,.y,. s.
q. Sons of the American Revolution met
. in Boston.
=, #,. JUNE.
Is. General Federation 81 wonan'ss Clubs
met at San Francisco.
JULY.
J. 60th annual convention of the Nation
al Education association met at Chi
esso. !
I. AUGUST. il.
H. The international Typographical un-
ion met at Cleveland. @.
~ sEPrEMBHR.
,. The Spanish-American War Veterans
We're. in session at Atlantic City, MI.
TO- The American Bankers association
met in Detroit. 81. .t So
The national encsmpment of the G.. A.,
r. met at Los Angeles, Cal.
10. American road congress met at allan
tic City. - 8.
=. - - ocToBER
]. lnternatiopal conservation congress
: met at Indianapolis.
IL. The "; c. t. u. met in Portland, Ore
~, NoyEMBEk. - +
H. American Fedora tfon OF Labor met at
Rochester. ~, ,Yss = s,ita. i"
Is The, Daughters iof the Confederacy in
annual session in Wrashih ston.<
a. National Woman Suffrage association
met in Philadelphia.
DECEMBER
J. The governors metzin annual confer
.ence al Richmond. 1& ~
81 The American Association For. Labor
Legislation met IN Boston.
o. The American Association For the Ad.
yancemeAt OF scisncs met in Cisyss
land.
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ACCIDENTS ON LAND

JANUARY.
a. 10 miners killed and 10 injured by dus
explosion at kemmerer, Wyo.
n. In a wreck on the Illinois Central al
Ktnmundy, H.. the former president
Of the road. j. T. Harahan. was killed
also F. Q. Melcher, second vice presi
dent Of the Rock Island, and r. B
Pierce, general solicitor of the same
system
IL A mysterious explosion killed g. men
:, at San Antonio, Tex.
%. Explosion wrecked the San Bots mines
at McCurtain, OKLA. burying over loo
miners.
y. 50 miners killed by an explosion at
Jed, w. Va.
JUNE.
-. 10 people killed by the collapse OF a
decayed dock at Eagle Park, Grand
island, Niagara river.
JULY.
1 Al killed and many injured on the Della
ware and Lackawanna railroad in q
FEAR end collision at Gibsons Narrows,
NY
Oh the Ligonier Valley railroad at Viii
pen, Pa,
L. IS killed in a collision on the Chica GO,
Burlington and Quincy railroad at
Western Springs, Ill.
g.. NOVEMBER.
IL. 10 people killed and IS injured in col
iision on the Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley railroad at MONTE, La.
L. is people killed and II injured in 4
wreck on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton railroad near Indianapolis.
DEcEMBER.
g. u killed and many injured in a rail
road collision at Dresden. O.
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Joe Wood. W. ~ou y series 20, q.
Boston Americans. with Joe Wood in
the box, defeated the New York Ma
ticnals by a score Of 4 to;3. .
N Boston Red Sox won the 6naI game in
the worlds championship, series, de-
feating New York Giants to 2 at
Boston, III -.
-. Willie Kolehmainen. the Finnish cham
pion, made new record in Marathon
racing h4 running the distance in 2
hours % minutes 80 is seconds in New
ark, n. j.
EovEAsER.
J. Harvard defeated Princeton in the an
nual game at Soldiers. field, Cambridge,
1s to g. Wisconsin defeated Chicago. 30
to IL, at Madison.
g. Carlisle Indians defeated Army. q to
g. at West Point. Pennsylvania won
over Michigan, q to 81, at Philadel-
phis.
H. The annual football game OF Yale and
Princeton resulted in a tie score of
to s at Princeton. Pennsylvania de-
feated Carlisle Indians, "a to Is, at
Philadelphia. Wisconsin, dffeated Min
nesota at football, "a to g. at Minueap-
oils, Michigan won over Cornell at
Ann Arbor, % to Z.
b Harvard football team defeated Yale,
70 to o. at New Haven. Chicago won
:, over Minnesota. Z to 0, at Chicago.
q Ad Wolgast defeated for the light
weight championship by Willie Richie
in l6 rounds at Daily City. Cal
Pennsylvania won at footbail over Cor
nell. to g at Philadelphia.
pEcErsrR.
Six day bicycle race began in New
York.
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THE FIELD OF SPORTS

JANuARY.
Z kohlemainen OF Finland won Mara
thon and championship of the world
at Edinburgh; time hours SO minutes
Ga seconds.
Barney Reilly broke the record OF the
Stoughton slide (skD at Milwaukee
with l31 foot jump.
Is George Bonhsg ran 5000 meters In ID
minutes AS seconds In New York. q
worlds record.
Pat Macdonald heaved an Is pound shot
a feet and a half inch in New York,
record. :
Jack Eller made new record in rs
yard hurdle race in New York; time 8
seconds.
FEBRUARY.
7. Willie Hoppe retained his title OF
worlds champion at 1872 balk line bill
lizards by defeating George Sutton 500
10 go in New York.
10. The worlds record Of feet 3ia inches
for indoor high Jump Ahten by s. c.
Lawrence. who leaped feet "a inches
at Boston
q KiIbane defeated Attell in 20 round
contest for the featherweight cham
ponship at Los Angeles, Cal
MARCH.
n Arthur Postle famous professional
runner, made I5B yard dash II, HIS
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had not been woodrow Wilson.
duly elected TO that body.
AUGUST.
= The United States senate warned for
eign nations against acquiring naval
military sites near United States pos
sessions.
5. National convention Of the Progressive
party met at Chicago.
!, Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram John
son nominated by the Progressive ma
tonal convention al Chicago.
IS Second regular session Of the SD con-
gress closed. -....
SEPTEMBER.
- Judge Alfred B. Beers Of Connecticut
elected commander in chief OF the G.
A. r. at Los Angeles. .-
OCTOBER
10 DR.. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller
institute was awarded the Nobel prize
OF S5s0 900 for achievement in surgery.
ID. Peace protocol signed by Italy and
Turkey. bringing TO an end the war
over Tripoli
NOVEMBER.
s. Governor Woodrow Wilson Of New
Jersey and Governor Thomas r. Mar
shall OF Indiana elected president and
vice president on the Democratic tick
ct by an Overwhelming electoral ma
jority. Popular vote: Wilson, S,1s6, 74s:
Roosevelt, S,92s.14o; Taft, 3,576422: Debs,
5T3,7S3 approximately: Chain. 1854.
Is. Treaty between Great Britain and the
United States adjusting the north At
lantic fisheries controversy ratified in
Washington.
DECEMBER -.
: Last session of the sd congress
opened. old. ... ........-. ...,. ..a
g. President Taft recommended measures
to strengthen the army and navy in
his annual message TO congress,
e. Woodrow Wilson's 9th birthday cele-
brated at Stanton, Va. where he was
born in 1856.
81 The commercial treaty. of 1882 with
Russia, which was abrosated by the
United States, terminated.
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seconds and 100 yard dash In Is SEC
onds at Auckland. New Zealand. Both
are worlds records

seCohoS anu Zp yard dash In IL sec
onds at Auckland. New Zealand. Both
are worlds records.
APRIL, ..tfa -.t t.-
Oxford won the annual race with Cam.
bridge on the Thames; time for AZ
miles. 22 minutes seconds.
ii. Major league baseball season opened.
49, Mike Ryan of the New York Athletic
club won the annual American Mara
thon at Boston. covering the Is mile
course in hours y minutes Is is Sec
onds. ..-. --..
E. Jerome y. Travers. defended his titI.
OF champion by defeating oswald
kirkby at the Metropolitan Golf asso-
citation tournament at Short Hills
y. j.
a. Abel Il, Kivist made new record by
running the 1.5O0 meter race in min
utes 80 Us seconds at New York.
~ JUNE ..r..s
J. James. Duncan made a new record
with the discus-145 feet gig inches.
kiviat ran l,s00 meter race in 3 MIN
utes 6S As seconds in New York city,
beating his own record made May "a. .
.. Tagalie won the English Derby at Ep-
som. . . 4.
g. Mark 6. Wright cleared Is feet 21k
iHcHeS IN pore vault at Cambridge. :
Oswald kirkby defeated Jerome %.
Trsvers at Atlantic City for the New
Jersey golf championship. as
u. Harvard won varsity eight rowing race
from Yale at New London.
70. American nlarksmen won the inters
national shooting competition at the
Olympic games in Stockholm; grand
aggregate score OF 1,6Ss r.. f-a.
Cornell won all three boat racing events
at Poughkeepsie-varsity s cared race,
&miles, time 10 minutes q 2-5 seconds;
varsity cared race miles, time 10
minutes S4l-5 seconds; freshman
Dared race, miles, time minutes,
81 % seconds. .-. ~.
l. Miss May Sutton won the clay court
tennis championship Of the United
States by defeating Miss Mary Brown
at Pittsburgh.
E. Jack Johnson defeated Jim Flynn in
the 9Th round for the heavyweight
championship at East Las Vegas,
n. NJ.
Ad Wolgast declared winner in ~
round contest for the lightweight
championship. defeating Joe Rivers It
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-01-03

81. J. p Jones. former United States SEN
ator from Nevada, at Los Angeles, Cal.
aged s3.
q. C6l.. James Gordon, noted ex-Confed-
crate. at Okolona, Miss: aged -
%. Rev. DIR. Robert Collyer, noted Uni
tartan preacher. in New York city;
aged So.
/, -stI DECEMBER,
4. Gen. Julius II, :Stabel. Federal veteran
OF the civil war, in New York city
aged 81:
L gen. Gates P. Thruston. civil war vet.
etrsn, author and historian, at Nash
vile; aged y.
II Prince Luitpold. regent of Bavaria, al
Munich; aged 81.
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LOSSES BY FIRE

JANUARY.
g. The Equitable Life Assurance buildins
burned in New York;5 persons killed
and l9 injured. ~.
II. Nearly 5000. buildings burned in Oss ka
q Japan; loss $1S,0O000O.
u. Fire destroyed the Academy Of Music
and annex buildings in Pittsfeld
Mass; loss 100000.
FEBRUARY
4. $500, 600 factory blaze in Philadelphia
8. Hotel Downey burned at Lansing
Mich; loss 100000
n. Fire In the business and residence Sec
ton Of Houston, Tex, caused a loss OF
s6.sooooo and left 1900 people homeless.
MARCH. ~
- Young's pier. noted resort At Atlantic
city. burned; loss 10000.
-. APRIL.
= The great bazaar quarters In Dsmas-
Gus, Syria. burned; loss sio0oo.o0o
3 NAY.
H. Flames in the business district OF
Houston, Tex. caused loss of 81 0Oo.-
3. Historic old Eutaw House burned in
{ 1000 houses burned in constantinopls.
!. l. Fire in the business district Of North
Adams. Mass, caused a. loss of sSoo, 900.
Thousand Island park swept by are:
%. "A s. 100, 900 IRE in Vancouver, B. C.
sEprEMsER
Fire In Ocean Park, resort near Los
Angeles Cal. caused damage Of over
&oco,ooo
x,s.; 4 ocroBsa.
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DISASTERS At SEA

- JANUARY.
IL. The Russian steamer Russ foundered
in the Black sea; 172 lives lost
Is. The British steamship wiston Hall
wrecked of the coast of Aberdeen
shirey 50 sesmen drowned.
FEBRUARY.
l. The British submarine torpedo boa
A-S sunk in collision with gunboat
Hazsrd. OFT the Isle Of Wight, crew of
Ia drowned.
IL MARCH.
u. American fishing schooner Patrician
wrecked of Cape Sable; captain and 8
of the crew drowned.
N. 10 lives lost by the. sinking of the ORR
entail liner Oceana after collision in
the English channel
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Hughes & Ellsworth,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Dec. 20-27, Jan. 3.
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE

UKbEk LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS, AND FOR HEARING
THEREON.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth, in Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Lis.
beth Putnam Hunt decedent
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to L. p. Hunt.
IT is ORDERED that the time
within which all creditors of the
above named decedent may present
claims against her estate in this
court, be. and the same hereby u.s..
limited to six months from and af-
ter the date hereof; and that Satur-
day the 14th day of June 1913 at
ten O'Clock a. M, i'm the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House
at Mankato, in said County. be, and
the same hereby is, fixed and ap-
pointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication OF this order i'm The Man.
kato Free Press as provided by law
Dated December 10, 1912.
probate Seal.) EVAN HUGHES
Judge of Probate.
Hughes e Ellsworth, a
Attorneys.
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Servian army defeated the Turks at
kumanova. -r..r o. .. .
E.....~-z..- NOVEMBER. ... -
T. Greek troops captured Saloniki from
the Turks
L. Desperate Bulgarian attack in front Of
Constantinople repulsed by the TURKS
ls The Balkan allies captured Mouastir
from the Turks. r-,....-. So.
Is. Delegates representing Turkey and the
Balkan states met near Constantine
pie to confer on peace. s.a .-..
q. Servian troops seized Durazzo, an AL
bantam port on the Adriatic sea.
DECEMBER.
4 The Balkan league powers, with the
exception OF Greece. signed an arnlis.
tice with Turkey. ...
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|THED]EA|THR|Q[L
Noted People Who Passed
Away nsl9I2.
VICE PRESIDENT SHERMAN DIED

Renowned Authors, Noted Artists,
Eminent Statesmen and Rulers and
Famous Soldiers Crowd the List.
All Ranks Leveled.
JANUARr, s.
Z Alfred Tenny son Dickens, son Of the
novelist, in New York; aged 81.
g. Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans, L. s.
N. retired, in Washington; aged So.
q. Judge William Lochren noted jurist.
former commissioner OF pensions. In
Minneapolis. MINI; aged 50.
FEBRuARi
g. Gen. j.. 3. Weaver, who was candidate
for president in 1880 and again in 1885,,
at Des Moines; aged 10.
.. Able Charles Loyson, famous French
preacher known as Pers Hyacinthe, at
Paris: aged Sc.
Is. Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, author and one
Of the founders of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution. in New York
city; aged 81.
pARcH
IT,, Rear Admiral G.. w Melville, noted
naval veteran Of the civil war and lat
er an arctic explorer, at Philadelphia !;
aged H.
q. Gen. ii. Fl. Bingham, member Of con-
gress known as the father Of the
house" at Philadelphia: aged Il.
II. Senator Robert. Love Taylor Of Ten
nessee, veteran in national politics
known as "F'iddling Bob" In Wash,
inston; aged 81.
4. DR.. l. X. Funk, author and publisher,
at Montclsir. N. j.; aged 70.
J. Emily Soldene, vocalist, actress, Jour-
naHst and novelist, who introduced
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POLITICAL AND PERSONAL ,

JANUARY
TO- The United States government warned
Cuba that political disturbance on the
island must cease.
FEBRuARI
Il The Manchu dynasty sbdcate tho
throne of China by an edict Vesting
the sovereignty in the people.
L. Arizona proclaimed a state OF the
Union r...
Is Yuan Shih Ksi elected president Of the
Chinese republic.
- Roosevelt formally announced that he
would accept the Republican nomina-
ton if offered him. So.
MARCH. D.
TO- Yuan Shin ksi .inaugurated provision
a. president OF China.
is. Judge Mshon Pitney Of New Jersey
was installed as associate justice Of
the United States supreme court.
APRIL.
II. The state department warned the Mex
leans that their country will be held
responsible for the protection of Amer
leans.
.. Gen. Bennett II. Young elected COM
mander in chief of the United Confed-
crate Veterans
is. The Danish crown prince proclaimed
king as Christian Y.
Is The Socialist national convention at
Indianapolis nominated Eugene "
Debs and Emil Seidel for president and
vice president. ..
% President Taft informed the Cuban
government shat the United States
would not intervene in Cuba.
JUNE. ..
Is. Republican national convention met In
Chicago.
g. President w. II. Taft and Vice Presi-
dent James s. Sherman renominated
by the Republican party.
Is. Democratic national convention met at
Baltimore.
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a. Governor. j.. A. Dix pardoned A. T.
Patrick, under a life sentence for the
murder OF william Marsh Rice in 1900.
nEcEMsER E
The Pacific railway merger dissolved
by the United States supreme court for
violation Of the antitrust law.
IL Garros, French aviator assembled 1e, ose
feet, a worlds record, at Tunis
Is. A federal law regulating all conmuni-
cation by wireless teIegraphy went into
effect. a; go az, u ~ aF,,a<