The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-01

phia. aselEfJ
JapaniA mob otis I, pyJapinsse stormed
the Offices % the EpSeinntrtn ministers
a protest agSldSt Their foreign poll
ley. notablys toward CHM.
Convention; The 5trrny and !Savy un.
Ion. composed spt Veterans OF ds asx.i
lean. civil and spsntsll. American wars.
mel Ia; PHILADELPHIA,
o Airship Disaster: IeppelIn alrship l.
No. , wrecked by = hurricane over the
North ser: u .droyjFd.
Political: The senate passed the Under
wood-Siminohs tafifE bill. .iT.G7at4
Fire; Flames destroyed $50 cottages. i
hotels u a church al Salisbury Beach.
Mass: loss SO 600 Z
10. SMemorial: Monument commemorative
- Commodore Oliver liazard rerry's nz.
val victory over III, Bslilsils fieet Sept
10. 1873. unveiled ors Putin. Bay island.
Lake Erie.
Obituary: William j.. Gaynof, mayor OF
New York, died on.Bosfd The Baltic at
sea-; aged e. y
Personal: Harry X. Thaw deported from
Canada across the Vermont border
near Norton Mills.
u. Convention: i7th annual sncampment
of the Grand Array OF the Republic
opened at C~hattahooga. Tenn.
Is Personal: Sons OF Veterans In session
at Chattanooga. Tenn. elected John +
sautter OF Pittsburgh commander In
chief.
Political: Court OF Impeachment to try
Governor William Sulzer organized at
Albany.
~. Personal: Washington Gardner OF AL
,bion. Mich. elected commander In chief
OF the @. a. u. at Chattanooga.
%. Convention: Congress to test the mcr.
Its OF tile dlSlning rod for discovering
buried water, minerals. etc. met at
Halle Germany.
Sporting: Francis ouimet. American
' amateur. Won tile open golf cham.
ptonship OF the United States. defeat
Ing tile British golfers Harry rasdon
and Edward Ray Ut Erookiine, Mass.
z. Sporting: Philadelphia Athletics clInch-
ed the American league pennant at.
Philadelphia, defeating the Detroit II.
gers q to- 0sahd ! 10 u %
a. Mexico: FREDERICK Gamboa. minister OF
foTeisn affairs: nominated for presideDl
OF Mexico b I'd
e. Obituary: Patrick Ford. etittoi. or me
: Irish World In Brooklyn aged % ny6!
Panama Canal Winter n slersintouthe.
II 'Gatnn locSs OF tile f'anaina canal.
Spor!ing: Peter folo made a new marx
FOR :-Scar-olds. trottiiig Il mile in .:0jl4
mt Columbus. S"E = ~ S'IF H9|
q. Sporting: New York Giants cAached the
National league ptlinRnt. Philadelphia
losing o ,Boston by 9Tto 3,
.. LyhchinS Riot: 10 Killed. % Injured In
a.race riot and iiypehins at lIarriston.
80. Fire: Loss of 100000 by IRE In Barker
Bros furniture warehouse. Los An.
geles. Cal.
Political: The Underworld tariff bill pass
ed the house Of representatives. 81 TO
1U3.s "a 10
OCTOBER.
l. Panama Canal: Water wa let Into
Culehra cut.
2 Political: United States senate passed
the Underwood Simmons tariff bill, 81
to Ii. T
4 Political: tT6e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lar.
IN act bec1ime liSt!t az:
6. Panama Canal: Warming earthquake
shocks iplthe 1'annnm canal aone,
s. Storm: Coast Storm destroyed go
houses at Nome. Alasita: toss si.5Oo.0e0s
China: Provisional l'rcs!denti NGan SlIh
kaitelected president OF the Chinese
republic.
T. Sporting: ii tile opening raiS OF IN.
worlds bFsse6ali series EEPhilndetpNIa
Athletics! tAhtericau lcaGueJ defeated
tile New York Chaps NatIepaI len guc)
q to 4 at New YORK.,
g. Convention. !! SeiiasfA convention OK The
Protestant Episcopal ChnFchiof Amer.
len opened In New York. ,,nts
D. Ocean Disasters, Ocean sted mer 't-ol.
turno. Uratftiml i!ne. from Rotterdam,
Holiand.Gloe New fhrk. buraed In mid.
ocean; deaths ISL; over aEyperxous res.
cued By ships sunniourtl hy wireless.
10. China: YUAN S'!h Raj I~uaitsurated firs,
president OF ChirtH: Oh "Q!1
Mexico: Provisional PxesIJenr. Huerta OF
Mexico arrested HE ,cls,futpr Of depu-
ties aud nssilmtd The powers Of dc
tntor, dlssolvime tbYfsress. 80 -
Obituary: Stanley Waterloo. journalist.
In Chicago: aged. Is.
Sporting: The worlds baseball series be.
tween the American and NATIONAL
leagues won by Phlladelphia Athletics.
American league. In New York: score
3 to | 9th camel
IL A~eronautics: Is balloons, Including the
Uncle sam and the Goodyear from the
United States. started from ray!s In a |
race FOR the Gordon Rennett cup:
countries rc%prssente,l.
Obituary: Timothy L. WOodrLf., noted |
Republican leader. In New York: uge,i
So.
u. Conventions: American prison congress
opened at l%ndtaR$pollI,
II. PANAMA Canal. The first vessels lifted |
Into the Pacific entrance OF the canal
'cAeronautics: Tile American balloon Good.
~ year landed nj %Bridltngton, England,
winning the Gordon Bennett elp, dis. |
lance Itrareled from tile. Starting bbInt
= '(RaClS) $50 miles, time I~i'hours.. nj
Ii. Memorial: Monument. to Gen. Brad.
W tldRk afanfAH an ia. lNnt,N 49, -
defeat IN liS6. near Cniontown.. 'Pa.!id
Mexico: Foreign ENJOYS In Mexlcoiasked |
'tnetg governments TO send fwarships, TO
q u gdard the Legations.
10. Political: Governor William; Snizer con. |
victed on , OF the articles OF Inipeach. |
ment against him.
il. Political: Governor Sulzer removed
from Office hy the court OF iInpeach- |
ment.
Alrship Disaster: A Zeppelin dirIgible
balloon exploded when 5000 feet In the |
air al, J%otlannlsthal. Prussia, killing u
passengers. including ) members OF the
admiralty commission.
Personal: Mrs. Emmeline P%ankhurst. |
English militant suffragist. arrived ut
New York.
10. Aviation: Roland Garros. French avi-
ator. made a nonstop flight OF 65 miles. |
from Marseit1es 10 Paris.
Sporting: Pennsylvania university foot. |
ball team defeated Brown university In
tho annual game at Philadelphia: score,
y TO o. Miss Gladys Ravenscroft or |
England won the women.s golf cham.
. pionshipi Of the United States at VII.
ndnRtnn HVllI % 20 49,