The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 4, 1903, Page 2

SUNDAY CALL. 7, 0 you kmow anything about ‘D'everything that happened last year? Do you want to know everything about anything that tock place in the year just gone? Do you know in what month the most things happen all over the world every year and why? Do you know on what par- icular day of the year all these strange things take place as they do? Do you kpow, for instance, that every mation on the globe must now make war according to fixed rules, and that those rules were only made last year? Do you know what those rules are? Do you know how many eirships really worked last year, or the remarkable things that were ac- complished by North Pole explorers? ‘When some one asks you what was the most stupendous accident last year of course you think of the 35,- 000 lives lost at Mont Pelee, but was that the biggest accident? Do you know when and where and how the biggest disaster occurred? Do you know what was the strangest crime on record? Do you want to know the 18 latest records for everything in love and war, politics, finance, science, 2 art, crime, in short, everything about »; everything under the sun for the past year? You will find all of these points enumerated below. The three 2. pages of this issue of the Sunday Chll Magazine Section devoted to this matter should be preserved for future , reference. Cut them out snd paste them in your scrapbook and, keep them in yous home or office, for you will find them very handy for refer- ence in the year to come. It is just what you want to keep all these news ,, events readily at hand without tax- ing your memory. Lewis Nixon. raker re-elected Senator from Ohio; Gorman elected from Maryland and McCreary from Kentucky:. \\'hmlaw sointed special em sworn in adopts b arbitraticn & reement lombian at Parama r 8 1 e Gen Alban killed Denmark for purchase of at Wash- E bill to create the of mmerce and Labor. Government, acting as the pl AHC agent, makes over- ‘the permanent Census r Congress at Mexico jourr FEBRUARY. al American peace treity signed te passes a resolution for a con- tional amendment changing the jential Inauguration day. Great n and Japan conclude an al- se passes the oleomargarine bill ses a resolution to amend tion by providing for pop- r election of Senato te ratifies the Danish Islapds pur- treaty and passes permanent s bill. House pa s the war tax bill, 19. President Roosevelt approves majority findings of the Schley Court of Inquiry and holds that neither Sampson nor 8 4xrr:r1\~d command at the na- 2o, Hay-Pauncefote 22. Senators Tillman and MecLaurin of South Carolina come to blows during a senatorial debate. 2. Prince Henry of Prussia lands in New 27. Secretary of State y del eulogy of ‘William <McKiniey in " the House of Representatives. MARCH. 1 S-nate nules the Hansbrough irriga’ 5 &or\m; reyolutionary' attempt sup- presse 1. President signs the permanent census bureau bill. British General Methden defeated, wounded and captured near Wynburg, South Africa. 8 President’ signs (he Philippine tarift 10 Secretary of the N Long resigns, to take effict May 1; Representative Moody accepts the portfolio. 1. Prince Henry of Prussia departs for Germany. te ratifies The Hague convention prescribing rules of war, 17 Senate pagses the ship subsidy bill. 15 Republican House conference adopts Sibley Cuban reciprocity compro- p(. te passes the war revenue repeal le and ‘the bill to protcet the Presi- dent. 27. Congressional committee appointed to investigate alleged bribery in Danish islands purchase. APRIL. 3. Senate passes the oleomargarine bill. Allied People’s party of the United States organized at Louisville. Macedonian revolutionists invade Tur- Hr ise passes the Chinese exclusion anchurian convention signed by Rus- and China. 9. President Roosevelt publicly presents a sword to Major Micah J. Jeukins at Charleston, 8. C. King Leopold of Belgium mobbed by Brussels soclal- ists. charges of barbarity alleged to have been committed by army officers in 18. the _Philippines. eral Malvar sur- renders his Filipinoforce. 16. Senate passes bill. . Geneial W Cuban reciprocity bill 11. New York Chamber of Commerce ded- amended to repeal differential du sugar and passed Short-lived Moro rebellion breaks out in Mindanao island. French ministry wins general elections by reduced majority. 28. Oleomargarine and Chinese exclusion bills sent to the President. Danish Diet a Gates that he can reproduce thougnt in terms of color, reoni announces wireless messages ent from Canada to England. Pannsylvania rallroad Increases wages 30 per cent. and_Sharon consolidated. million dollar steel organized in Austria. . Four States quarentined for foot and Siam adopts the gold " olic Archhbishop of mouth disease. % DECEMBER. . Merger of malleable iron compieted in Detroii; eapital, 0. pproves West Indies sale ing the Inhabitants, lare in favor thereof. . House passes anti-conspiracy Moro power crushed i tle of Bayan. Cuban reciprocity Santo Domingo surrenders to revolu- _JANUARY. | Aftairs of tb.&ihereu Moore traction e Cleveland bank rties tunsf . 8an Francisco erd of Pacific cable laid ¥ for Honaolulu ent Sam of Hayti resigns, tatehood bill, s out in Ha o pboclaimed reigning sov- JANUARY. Proiessor John Birrel, tal linguist. to fl:o \urm k ( orr fl"a ion involving bond lssue Scottish Orien- Preterred stock of t .-Nollhnr'l Pa- cific Raflroad retired, rangements with the Northern Securi- lic begins independent ex- inauguration of President ueralo with 1000000 000 announced to have formed gas trust f-r Burope. Middletown, Conn. . Eugene Carter, biillardist, . General W. H. Beamans, adjutant gen- eral of California, Washington. . Mcrgan Bates, author and playwright, Traverse City, Mich. actor, Baltimore, Edward Clark, nal Capitol, Washin Adclph Moses, Jew sh rubbl. Louis- P Panama canal progerty and rights of- fflro‘d to the United, States for $40,000,- the Crude and Trust 5. House passes the-immigration @ 0. In @ Memorial day address at Ariing- ton Cemetery Receh‘er appointed Roosevelt de- 1y in the Philippines. n articles of surrender, . Euclid-avenue b . Cleyeland, assi; B . Phillips, the Chicago grain speculator, again In financial straits. Application made ¥ Lace Company, FEBRUARY. Steel Clompany organ- Boer leaders s flrchltccl of the 5. Commodore Edward E. Potter, U. S. s carry Oregon, retired_Belvidere, 11l Major Gen- ppine govern- John Brett, B. Brownell, English artist. President Brownell Car Company, Battle Creek, Mich. . Colonel Wililam L. Washington, Phila- . Wiilam Fife, o . Railway Spri ized on $20,000, . City Savings Bank of Detroit forced to suspend by de!llcillfln of its vice ves Governor Taft of Phil- organizes a French Minfstry. passes the anti-anarchy bill, Lynch, Irish M. on on a charge of high treason, kilis the Corliss Pacific cable . John Scottish yacht bullder. . Perkins, musiclan and au- thor, Boston. . John Howard Bryant, P., arrested . Arbitration executive ' committee National Civic Federation holds in New York. Bupreme Court denies jurigdiction in case of State of Minne- gcta vs. Northern Securitiées Company, JANUAKY. . Robert Lebaudy of France offers $1.- 000,000 to found an industrial school for oet and poli- PoWnliam M. McK. Steele, cle or, Chicago. first meetin, H(vuu passes the irrigation bill, B ooner substitute yman and edu ir Ellls Ashmead Bartlett, Philippe Marchetti, er. Jrso, violinist, New York. August bchoenbaern. architect, Wash- s }.. ar. Admiral IA which-offer is accepted. . 8ir Ernest Cassel King Edward of England to found a sanitarium for consumptivés. . Incorporation papers of the Carnegie Institution flled jn Washington. . Robert Le Baudy of France offers §1 of the Jessup Siberian expedition, found racfal connec- tion between North American Indians and Palep-Astatic Andrew Carnegie gives $300,000 more to Cooper Uplon, New York. . Santos-Dumont makes two trips over the bay at Monaco in his Girigible bal- rgical operation on King Edward s postponement of coronation. nmian canal bill sent to the Presl- the Philippine General Knox files petition in St, Paul against Securitles Company. dlers strike. ° . Rev. John Spurgeon, Congrega House passes ivil government bill. . Drefbund renewed. 2 Bdhscai Pannsyivania bifuminous coal miners strike. . Pacific cable finished to Fijf Islands Hardware and al C capital $120,000,000. Pennsyivania /' minery’ J P ‘Morgan effects an ocean steam- p line incorparation. ited Copper Company incorporated. nounces that he 2 rangrefl passes finally the Philippine . newspaper and mag- government bill cKno azlne muurnur ‘Philadelphia. %t'e powder manufacturer, president emeritus of Ch: and adJuurn: Lugene Dupo; Wilmington, Waynesburg College, , ex-Congressman of , Providence, . Caionel S;mders D. Bruce, horseman, . ]’rcsldt r‘! Roosevelt proclaims rora] s e nny organized: civil government in the Philip . Marquis of Salisbury resigns the Brit- ish Premiership and 1s succeeded by A. J. Balfour. elected first Dr. Dantel' C. Gilman FEBRUARY. David A. Warden, musician and song writer, Philadelphla. Herman Wolff, German concert man- f'hhan Senate pasSes the dor White at Berlin resigns. . King Edward VII of Great . Assoclate Justice Gray of the United States Supreme Court retires and 18 = Judge Oliver Danish Landsthing electlons a_victory for the Minigtry and for sale of West Indies to the United States. SEPTEMBER: FEBRUARY. . Ministerfal Alliance of Salt Lake re- ports that Vlormons stilk-preach and practice polyga . Protessof Charies i critic, resigns from Northwestern Uni- the Methodist church. . Bantos-Dumont's balloon collapses over the gea at Monaco. r syndicate embarrassment three New s, City of Baltimore stern \{urylnnd Raliroad Frehch translator., Freach journalist. r DAtcy Thompson, Scottish officials order to suspend work ote on strike ques- succeed»d by me Rattazzi, First conventic 5 ates court at Chicago 3 il in equuy npu.u the beef com- man [ Assoclation meets In Washington, Paul F. Munde, :;neeolumsl New ine, Anthracite conl ers vote to con- . Unitea Biates Steel holders approve the " in Verment D. Bonsfield, Bishop ritiés ‘pronounce . Vienna medical au ! @ curve satlsfac- oration stock- tock conversion 2. Marquis of English states- ytien rebel gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot ex-Governor at Gonaives. Speaker Henderson declines renomina- tion to Congress. . Beef combine temporarily e . Coal miners’ strike ordered in and West Virginia. , contributor to magazines, b ¢ Herr Hoerup, Dan! 1 ister of Public_Works. W minstrel (*hm.;n I’hfl\duh:hla « se Minister to R.X::ld American State scholarships in Oxford i other remarkable be- pevolences, made 7.4 Presbyterian cree completes its Rockefeller gives $1.000.000 to the cause of edueation in the South. 3 stem of ‘Wwireless teleg- testediat NQrro'k, Goverhment of Jews by Roum 4 revlmn committee . Bethiehem (Pa.) steel plant bought by Embassader B i the. United States Shipbuilding Com- White to Germany caus motion among European capitals OCTOBER. BEntire Penneylva n envoys to . €, Corporation’s stock-conversl Oll scheme mae pe:ma- nent b) the New Jersey Vice Chan- h l'num sympathizer durin - presence of _annulled by own Prince of Siam a i 1is Lnus medical editor, pn~ Goshera, -exposition t of Arbitration de- the pious fund case against Mex- ‘ml Asse mb ¥ A ambeau statue in W 4~hmgmn Bn- Chicago freight handlers strike. " corn corner col (,.u‘dncr ‘English historian John Queén, minstrel and song writer, Rev, Joseph W. Cook, pioneer in In- diun missionary work, St. Louis. \hmn fruit jar manufacturer, indecisive Venezuela ba United Presbyter rejects the new covenant. n General Assembly en, as arbitrator, United- States Cigar bombardment amage case in favor of Germany 1 ‘m’»mln ng. mpany organ- Strike against the American Bridge Company ordered. . Dr. Patton resigns the presidency of Princeton University and iz succecded by Profesosr Wilson. ng Company comp. . The International Harvesier Company incorporated. ,A|mer|cnn B t e [m~(~ x ) the \_r», erick D. Tappan, Company’s titl .Lake Shore" Raf'rcad Twentieth Cen- train pun$ six miles at the rate ot ninety miles an hour. dge Company strike set. SEPFTEMBER. . Norfolk and a Congressman. Phila- fatgonist leader, !\VuVEMBER elect a majority rry most of the Northern . Guidi apnointed A\n atol gate from the Pope to the Philippines. snvgznun York. Benjamin , English bibliographer. >t organ manufacturer, ick. Scottish (‘nn'l of )rr« 'rs and Ap- mml States Steel Corporation: bang 1tes e. . Ground broken for new Pe alia Railroad placed under a re- All Bolivia proclaimed under state of \ew Orleans a(reetur strike begins. cretary of the of Spain resigns £ Peary's ‘return nissioned to Yorm a new ar expedition reaches the s\.r.hup s Norweglan polar expednlon relieve the monetary srrin . James J. J. Tissot, Sa't Company placea under B eontroversy United States ana againsy Rus- - International Me: cos:.‘x‘lnle Vhrmp Com- tributes fluul;:» {o_thes B«l:er r.n OCTOBER. of Harvard discovers . .Afl‘ &e mbon con— ¥ . International Independent Window Glass (,.unxmn) orafized with a capital of ST0W 0. {é':m Lawson, - §ir_Richard :"""‘ ex-Governor of . Prof Picker in the total” firmation of his area im crater l.h-me i caused by p ng-mnrflm demonstrates by uyer- t before a Paris audlence the ro- n of the carth. t the Tuberculosis Prof. Keeh malntains his the non-tra nshfih’l‘l’l‘(‘y %wlm DECEMBER. . Congress assembles v expenses of the Commission, C upe:.unm and United Mine Workers officials ends in de Mello, Brazilian liles 1., “Ki and German fleet an squadron citizens. arrested . Gang ral strike of French coal miners strike ordered *muulmuu ex-President of Fannie Burkhardt. dramatic eritle, Ruseeil l Taft, Chicf Justice Vermont nur ¥. Osborne Ward, historfan, Ariz. Congress in Ber- . Interstate conference to consider the anthracite strike assembled at Detroit. At a White House conference anthra- cite operators, y Morgan, agree to arbitration with the striking miners. Roosevelt's strike arbitration slon accepted by President Ml the Unfted Mine \Workers, wh, o, f'd"s a miners’ convention to co . United States Packing combine) mcorporated in New Jersey. gonvention accepls denm\l commluson . Br and German Puerto Cabello, Venezuela. tion regarding of an “ridl mhe t) innugurated. represented of Venezuelan dppeal 4 flee and_ Smith s la to testify tn Glenn's ects arbitration of Venczue. moned to M court-martial. meonl Apostolie Delegate to 2 pmmuua to F fl‘rlhifl successfully an "ll‘\cl‘("\l " couraging the study of S(rlm DECEMBER. T ot changing inaticnal name to the American um- rch of the United smms, New Wooster (0.) ings dedicated. Bishop Quigiey nominated Archbishop 1. Dr. Thomas Dunn English. poet and ywright, New York. Major General Viilfam D. Whipple, New York. m‘tfl Marie. molher of the Queen tested fi i noes, Biatn Atrican statesman and organizer._ office at M o . Anthracite mine| arbitration by and declares { . . Vice Chancellor qur) of New Tersey again enjoins the United States Steel Corporation’s bond scheme, on a new point, . Last section of the British Imperial Pacific cable completed at Fiji Islands. NOVEMBER. 8. Reciprocity treaty land signed. -a\wr\ ¢ \.& Folx-Colin seeks refuge in Unl\ed Slatu Legation at Port-au- Arehbishop of Scntland Rev. Prince for protection against Nord's Baptist educator sionary worker, Richmond. Vi Muenstér de Durmeburg, Ger- man diplomat. Ernest Liebery Cemxm hldlr in German Reichstag, 883 Minister Bowen empowered to act for votes in fav 5. President orders investigation of | House provides $500,000 for enforcing Sherman act, Philippine tariff measure passed by 1 2. Blockade of Venezuelan ports. tmse exclusion 23, Impvnal troapu of Morocco defeated with Newfound- 20, Announcement by Professor V{‘\ DL \.A."\\’AA\{ "'\L A%\ . Professor John M. Mefklejohn, English educator. Joseph Fowler, ex-United States Sen- from l\r‘ntucky Washington. . ex-Con- Liberal of l\lmbefle) tesman W uitehead, Englisb inventor of torpedo, de Hampton, Confederate So.dier, .overnor and ex-United States Senatcr, Columbia, 8.¢C. ~ Rev. T. de Witt Talmage, Presbyte- rian divine, Washington. 6. Dou Francisco d'Assiz, ex-King of at Epinay, France. mcDanies, actor and theatrical ger, El Paso, Tex. Uctavius L. Pruden, Assistant ry to the President, Wash am Moy, Chinese philanth L cago. Archibald A. Mcl®od, €x-p.esident Philadelphia and Reading Haroad. Célonel Charles Marshall, miitlary secretary of Gemeral R. E Lee in the Ciyl War, Baltijiore. . Styckton, povellst, Washing- George, Speve philant German banker and . J. Sterling Morton, . ex-Seeretary of Agricuiture, Iowa. “Sol Smith Russell, comedian, New York. Whillam McKinley Osbourr states Consul General, Londe. MAY. Amos - J. Cummings, Cosgressman, New York. United . Potter Palmer, hotel man and capital- . Chieago. Peter J. Otey, Congr ymehburg, Va. €v. Michael A. Corrigan, Cath- New York. }(enl Admiral Willlam T. Sampson, U. Washington. Bret Harte, Amer- Sl novelist in London. Joshua L. Salmon, Congrassman, Boonton, N. J. Henry Morton,” post. .na pn-i ent of Stevens Institute, New X Dr. George M. Graik, Cmd(n edu- r and author. F. G. M. Dechene, bee Minister of Agriculture. Buw detti, f r Bishop of St. Clo T. Collis, News York. Haldeman, President Cot= aud Times Company, muth, eminent: §wge t G. Riddle, ngv nan from Ohfo, Wa sh- Godkin, editor emeritus New York Evening Post 1 Mariano to whom Maximilian Lord Julian Pauncefote first British Embassador t States. er Attorney Gene Williamsport. Fr Schell, illustrator and pa York 21. Benjamin_Constant . Paul J. Sorg. and ex-Congressma Rev. B. M. Palm Presbyterian, 3 rieans. myn, coal operator, Scranton, uthern a. . Syivester Pennoyer, ex-Governor of Oregon. JUNE. . Dr. John H. Burrows, president Ober- 1in College, Ohio. Dr. Peter Ross, Ma- sonic historian, New, York. . Dr. Jose M. Quimper, Peruvian ex- Minister of State onal- ist, England. James E. Learned, author, New Yo . Very Rev. Eugené A. Hoffman, dean of Protestant Episcopal General Theo- logical Seminary, . Lord Acton English historian. . King Albert of Saxony. 7. Rt. Rev. “uu.mG Cowle, Bishop of Auckland, b J’VLY. . Herve A. E. Paye, French astronomer. Willlam Clark,” thread manufacturer, Newark, N. J. Marshall J. Willlams, Chief Justice of Ohlo Supreme Court, Mrs. Joel E. Vall, American author of tories for children. General Calvi H. Frederick, Omaha. General Isa lv{v Duval, ex-Congressman, Wellsbur; : Mn Alexander Hector, English novel- . Rt Rev. Patrick A. Feéehan, Cathollo Archbishep of Chigago. . Mrs. Ada E. V. Leslie, author and ]mxrnuhq!. New York. Bir Joseph 1. Little, Chief Justice and Deputy Governor of Newfoundland. . Herr Hermann, Austriam inventor of the postal card. Willlam S. Hnr!l?\ editor New York Cli pper Capcun liam W. Reisinger, U. S. N., epuiser P'llladplbhla . Ceconimidid ex-Metropolitan of Greek Church, Athens. . Hamud Bin Mohammed, Sultan of neral Charles H. Smith, ed. Washington. Mar-. nese statesman and! Zanzibar. A general . John W. Mackay, American capitalist' in London. rdinal Ledochowski. retect of tie gregation of the Propaganda, me. . Rev. T. C. Read, president Tatler Uni- versity Upland Ind. . Chief Rabbi Jacob .vo-enh- of United Jewish Congregations, s g g {02 tary of Methodist Misstonary Sociecy, New York. Rey. Robert Morrison, Presbyterian educator, Fulton, N. Y. Jean ‘A. Vibert, French ‘painter and autho Paul Van der Voort, ex-Commander- i hief G. A. R., Philadelphia John D. Lyman, agricultural author, Exeter, N. H. AUGUST. Colonel Andrew C. Férris, reputed dis- coverer of petroleum as an illuminant, Hacken: k. . J. Commo Joseph E. Montgomery, (nx*f»xl»rtll“ x\nv‘l officer, hicago. Henry A. W. Mesdag, Duich marine painter. Wiiiam M. 'Wells, ex-Gov. ernor of New Jersey. Dr. Willam M. Beardshear, president rk. Rev. Towa State College Ames. Bridget French, inventor, Roches- N. Rudufla von Benningsen, Cerman Natiopal Liberal statesman, General Luca® Meyer, Boer leade: H. Twachman, landscape painter, York. ew French artist. Glo- vanni Emanuel, Itallan tragedian, James McMillan, United S!als: Sena- tor. Michigan. Mre. Eliza Young, West New Brighton, S. L . Charles L. Fair. American capitalist in France (by automoblle accident) . Luther R. Marsh_ jurist and spiritual- o ist leader, Middletown, N. Y. Profésgor Leopold Schek,German au- thor -of “De: &rm.nz(lon of Sex.” Rev. Edward C. Benson. senfor professor of Kenyon Cnlh(o hio. Herr Planit®, German War Minister. Joseph Shirk_ inventor of grain eradie, Langaster, ‘Pa. geoe Frans Stegel, New Yorke Bes- : Bonehill, vaudeville actress, Eng- Samnall’nor bandmaster, St. Joseph, Ar:chduehen Marguerite Sophie, Aus- Senryk Stermiras Polish painter, John C. Bullitt, & uot Philadelphia city charter. . George Hoadley, nfnvsrnm- of Ohio. Peter S. Hoe, pril S-press manufac- torer, New York, . Ada Gray, acti New York. . George D. Brod English novelist. . Reese C. de GFiffenreid, Congressman, Texas. Jamgl¥Doel, oldest English actor. . Theodore B Séward eamnoser ang president of the Brotherhood of Chris- tian Unity, Orange, Y. John ‘s, Nettleship,' English painter and au- thor. % SEPTEMBER. . Edward Eggleston,” ncvelist, Glens Q =~ 2 s