Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-09

Association of Bridge and Structural | Iron Workers arrested in various parts of the country charged with complicity | in a dynamite conspiracy. 1 15-China: Yuan Shin Kai elected i president of the Chinese republic by l the national assembly. l 2S-Italian War; The Italian par | liament voted to annex Tripoli. l March. 7-South Pole Search: Amundsen, i the explorer, announced that he reach | ed the South pole December IF, 1911. | April. 2-Poiitica1; Milwaukee elected a ! fusion mayor over socialist by 12,0o0 majority
 12-Obituary: Miss Clara Barton. l founder of the American Red Cross society, at Glen Echo. Md: aged 90. 15-Titanic Wreck! The White Star liner Titanic sunk by collision with an iceberg in longitude 5o.14 west, latitude 41.46 north, at 220 m.; out of 2,2o8 passengers and crew only 1o7 were saved.
 Obituary: w. T. Stead. journalist and reformer. at sea: aged 62. Isidor Straus, merchant and phi1anthropist, at sea: aged 61. Francis D. Mil1ett, artist. at sea; aged 65. Col. J. J. As tor soldier and capitalist, at sea; aged fl. Jacques Futrelle. author. at sea; aged B.
 oU-Ine 11Id01c. CaDIe S11p Mdckdy Bennett, with her cago of 19o of the Titanic dead recovered from the sea, reached Halifax, N. s.
 May.
 13-PoliticaI: The house of repre- sentatives passed the bill for the pop ular election of United States senators, 237 to 39.
 15-Personal The Danish crown prince proclaimed king as Christian X.
 30-Obituary: Wilbur Wright, avi- ator and aeroplane inventor, at Dayton, O.: aged 45.
 24-Obituary: Field Marshal Sir George Stuart White, defender of Ladysmith in the Boer war, at Lon
 storm: Nearly the entire city of Guanajuato, Mexico, destroyed and about 1000 lives lost as the result of c1oudburst.
 1s-Italian War: Eight Italian tor pedo boats tried to run the Dardanelles and were driven back by the fire of Turkish forts 2O-Fire: A s2,ooo.ooO fire in Van couVer. B. c.
 3O-Obituary: Mutsuhito emperor of Japan, at Tokio: aged 50. (Suc- ceeded by his son Yoshihito.)
 July.
 25-Storm: A cIoudburst caused damage in southwest Pennsylvania; mines flooded and a wide area inun-
 
 13-Political: By vote of 55 to 2s the United States senate declared that William Loriner of Illinois had not been duly elected to that body.
 14-Railroad Accident: 16 killed in a collision on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad at Western Springs, III.
 August.
 2-Political-The United States sen ate warned foreign nations against ac- quiring naval military sites near Unit ed States possessions. 12=Political: Mu1ai Hahd, the sultan of Morocco. abdicated the throne; Mu- Tai Youssef was proclaimed sultan. 19-Nicaragua: Nicaragua rebels l massacred 500 government troops; Americans were among the victims. 2o-Obituary: Rev. William Booth, Army, in London: aged S3. 21-Personal: Bramwen Booth suc- ceeded the late William Booth as gen. eral of the Salvation Army
 September. 1O-Mexico: Mexican regular troops 1 crossed United States soil in pursuit of 1 insurgents by marching through Ari- l zona with the consent of the govern l ment. 1s 1s-Personal: Judge Alfred B. Beers of Connecticut elected commander in l chief of the c. A. R. at Los Angeles. | Gen. Count Marosuke Nogi, the Jap | anese hero of Port Arthur, and his wife l killed themselves at Tokfo because of | the death of the emperor. 26-Nicaragua General Mena, the l Nfcaraguan revo1utionist, surrendered 1 with all his army to United States and l N1caraguan troops.
 October @Balkan War: Possibilities between l the Balkan states and Turkey were be- 1 gun by a clash on the frontier north of l Adrianople. 1.-The Courts: A verdict for the matters boycott case was given in | the United States district court at | Hartford, Conn. Personal: Col. Thedore Roosevelt l assassin named John Schrank.
 15-Tripolitan War: Peace protocol l slgned by Italy and Turkey, bringing began September, 1911
 16-Mexico: The city of Vera, Cruz. | Mexico, arose in rebellion against l President Madero.
 November.
 5-Political: Gov Woodrow Wilson | of New Jersey and Gov. Thomas "A | and vice president on the democratic l ticket by an overwhelming majority. | Popular vote: Wilson, s,156,74s: | Roosevelt. s.s28,14o; Taft. s,s7s,422. ister of Spain, CanaleJas, was shot l dead in the streets of Madrid by an | anarchist.
 2s-Balkan War: Bu1garians cap- | tured 5000 Turkish reserves near after a stubborn battle. l Servia seized Durazzo. an Albanian l port on the Adriatic sea.
 December 3+Balkan War: The Balkan lea sue- with the exception of Greece, signed | an arrnistice with Turkey.
 1O-FIre: Cincinnati business dis trict; loss $700,00o.
 S1-Politica1: Commercial treaty of Russia terminated.
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