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THE bIt3rAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Events of 1913
The •Big Happsak s sof tea Past
Year, from a Canadian Stand-
point, Chronologically
Reviewed
JANUARY
Jan. 1 -John S. Willison. Toronto
and Hon. A. R. Angers. Montreal
were knighted.
The first trainload of wheat was
run over the Transoontlnental Rall
1
los, hie brother and several member
of kis Cabinet, were arrested by kis
own followers .and delivered over tc
the revolatloalats. General Muerte
was appointed provisional president.
a C. M4tar was coiled bailors Lb*
bar of the House of Commous fur eon
kept et hfllateegt to reliant ter int
ewer questions In committee, and cum
mltted to the custody cf the Sergeant
at -Arms, thus becoming t anada's first
state prisoner.
Feb. 16 - Suffragettes partially
wrecked Lloyd -George's summer home
at Waltuo Heath by the use of a bomb.
Gustavo Madero. brother of the de
' posed President of Mexico was eze
• cuted.
Feb. 20-Loadon 'suffragettes burned
a tea pavilion In Kew Gardens.
road from 3aakatchewan to Port Col-
borne.
Turkey offered to cede to the Balkan
allies the bulk of her European ter
ritory.
Jan. 2-H M.S. Natal. bearing the
body of Whitelaw Reid, U.S. Ambas-
sador to Great Britain reached New
York.
Jan. 3 -The Balkan allies gave Tun
key three lays to accept peace terms
or face • renewal of the war.
Jan. 4 -President Taft declared him -
melt In favor of arbitrating the Panama
Canal tolls case with Great Britain.
Jan. 5 --Senator Archibald Campbell
died at Toronto.
Jan. 6 -Twenty-four Ontario muni-
cipalities voted In favor of local option.
The Turks and the Balkan allies
reached a deadlock in their peace
negotiations at London.
Jan. 7 -The tvnk steamer Rosecrans
was wrecked off Astoria. Oregon.
Thirty-three persons were drowned.
Jan. 8 -The Duchess of Connaught
was taken seriously i11 with periton-
itis. and w -aa removed from Ottawa to
the Royal Victoria Hospital. Montreal.
Jan. 11 -Great Britain was swept
by a fierce storm.
Jan. 12 -Turkey and the Balkan
allies tailed to agree on peace terms.
and the negotiators prepared to leave
London
litvThe Hearns Packing Plast in Calgary
11as burned with a lou of.two million
dollars.
The ateamex Uranium was wrecked
sear /dallies. her sat) pasaengwsB:belag
landed in safety.
Jan. 13 -The Irish Home Rule bill
passed its report stage.
Jan. 14 -The Dominion Parliament
reassembled after 'the Christmas holt-
days.
Lord Lansdowne and Mr. Honar Law
abandoned the food tax policy and
eluted to remain at the head of the
British Unionist party.
Jan. 16 -The Home Rule bill passed
the British House of Commons.
Jan. 17 -Raymond Poincare was
elected President of France.
Jan. 18 -Bulgaria gave her peace
delegate in London power to renew
the war against Turkey if he thought
further negotiation' useless.
Jan. 20 -Lord Curzon presided at
• big anti -suffrage meeting in London.
Jan. 21 --Senator Elihu Root made
a vigorous plea In the United State,.
Senate for abitratlon of the Panama
('anal tolls controversy.
Jan. 22 -The Turkish Cabinet de-
cided to accept the recommendations
of the Powers. surrender Adrianople
and end the war.
Jan. 23-Nazlm Pasha. the Turkish
Minister of War was murdered. the
Cabinet resigned and the cession of
Arlanople was repudiated by the
Young Turks.
ishop O'Connor of Peterboro died.
n. 24-A resolution looking to the
gran . ten million dollars In aid
oC agriculture was adopted by the
Pwnadian Hous. of Commons.
Jan. 25-('d. A. J. Matheson. Pro-
vincial Secretary for Ontario died at
Perth. .,
Jan. 27 -The Franchise Bill t.'Ith all
amendments which might have en-
franchised women, was withdrawn by
Premier Asquith.
Jan. 29 -The suffragettes started a
fresh campaign of violence in London
because of the withdrawal of the
Franchise Bill.
Jan. 29 -Hon. James Young died at
Galt.
Peace negotiations were finally
broken off between the Turks and
Balkan allies' delegates at London.
Jan. 30 -David Hogg. a Home Ruler,
was elected In Londonderry.
Jan. 31 -Dr. W. Beattie Nesbitt died
at Toronto.
Feb. 23 -President Madero and Vice
President Suarez were murdered in
Mexico Pity.
Feb. 24 --The wldcw of Captain
• Scott, the Antarctic ex-lorer, was
honored with the title of Lady.
Feb. 25 ---Dr. Friedmann arrived at
New York ..1(15 his anti -tuberculosis
serum.
Feb. 27 -The second reading of the
Naval Bill was moved In the House
of Commons.
FEBRUARY
Feb. 1-A single presidential term
of six years was approved by the
United States Senate.
Feb. 3 -The Balkan allies reaumef
the war against Turkey at Tchatalj•
lines and Adrianople.
Feb. II -The Weigh Disestablish -
meet Bill was passed by the British
mimic of Commons.
Adrianople was heavily boodsamOd
by Orman teh? N0110,.
Feb. 7 --Helen Keller, blind. deaf
and dumb girl lectured at MoatcWr,
N.J
Feb. 6-A revolt la Mexico City was
started by General' Fells Dias.
The Antarctic exploration ship Ter-
ra Nova arrived at Oamaru. New
Zealand
Feb. 1O -News was given to eke
world of the death of Captain R. T.
Scott and eels four cnmpanloaa. Dr.
Wilson. Lieut. Bowers, Capt. Qts.
and Seaman Ruane while repAtag
toward their base of supplies after
planting the Union Jack beside the
Norwegian flag at the Poet! Pole.
Feb. 11-Tleroe lgktlkg oee•rrtd la
the streets of Mexico City.
FM. 11 -Turkey tubed the great
powers to stop the Torko-Balkan war.
Deseret Dias shelled the oe.tre of
115 -
• .astray section of
Mexico City
Feb. 12 -The Liberal "tax reform-
setodmiat to the address In reply to
the aMtech from the throne was voted
ewe In the Oaterlo L.aglalatere•
The mad of eke dekaN ea the
110mte lo. Ooverameat's naval enmtri-
buttes re.oewttea was reached i. the
Hose ot Commas. The resol tic•
carried after mldnlgkt by a m.)ertty
of 2h.
The Howie •f Lords threw oat the
Welsh Dleeetabllehateat 111111.
Feb. 111 --her lives were lest is a
Ir. at Ilk Labe' Oat.
Fab. 1$• -President Madero at Mew
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GODERICH
• • •
MARCH
Mar. 2 -Big forgeries In land titles
were reported In Alberta.
Mar. 3 -The suffragette parade In
Washington was mobbed.
The Naval BM was taken up by
the House of Common In committee
of the whole, ng ng about x dead-
Ilock and au unprecedented continuous
sitting ot the House.
I Mar. 6 --The Turkish fortress of
Janina was captured by the Greeks,
22,000 prisoners taken.
Mar. 7 --Pauline Johnson. the In-
dian poetess, died at Vancouver.
The British steamer Alum Chine
was Mown to pieces by her cargo oh.
, dynamite outside of Baltimore har I
bor. Fifty persona were killed and
one hundred Injured.
Mar. $-The House of Commons ad-
journed atter the first week of block-
ade on the naval bttl, the sitting hav-
ing lasted 129 'hours.
Mar. 9 -Thi spffragettes were mot -
bed In 'HydIltitelt%Loo,don.
, 4p ,TaIllppetismeitillaid iams-
injured by a dynamite explosion at
Irvine. Ayrshire. Scotland.
Mar. 11 -Dr. Friedmann treated
many tubercular patients in Montreal.
' Mar. 12 -Announcement was made
In the British House of Commons of
a plan to reform the House of Lords.
The abolition of the hereditary prin-
ciple was forecasted.
The foundation stone was laid of
Canberra. the future federal capital
of Australia.
' Mar. 13 -British naval estimates
calling for $221,546. 500 were brought
down.
Hon. John Haggart. N.P. for South
Lanark, and the oldest member of the
House of Commons. died.
Mar. 14 -Dr. Friedmann treated up-
wards of one hundred tubercular pa-
tients In Toronto.
The Naval debate again raged at
Ottawa. The Government gave notice
of Its intention to force members to
confine their remarks to the clause
under discuasioa.
Mar. 15 -Dr. Michael Clark of Red
Deer was named" in the House of
('ommons by Mr. Speaker during a
heated dtscusslon of the Naval Bill.
The second week of deadlock ended.
Mar. 17 -Charges were madea1
gainst
Hon. Mears. Coderre. Rogers and
Nantel in the House of Commons by
L J. Gauthier. N.P. for St. Hyacinthe.
Mar. 18 -Senator McMullen died at
Mount Forest.
King George d Greece was assas-
sinated at Salonika.
Mar. 19 -Five were killed In the
Malcolm Tanneries Are at Medicine
Hat. Mts.-
Mar. 21-A fierce gale of wind swept
over Ontario. Much damage watii
done.
Mar. 23 -Omaha. Neb , and other
cities In that state, lows and Indiana
were swept) by a tornaao. About three
hundred lives were lost.
Mar. 23 -The Great Powers stipu-
lated terms of peace between Turkey
and the Balkan allies.
Mar. 25 -Dayton, Ohlo, was over-
whelmed by a flood from the Miami
River. Peru, ind.. Columbus, Ohio.
and other towns were Inundated -with
the loss of many hundreds of lives
and millions of dotlara worth of pro
perty.
Mar. 26 -Mr. Churchill proposed •
year's naval holiday.
Adrianople was captured by the Bul-
garlaand gvlees after a long
•lege. aa er
Mar. 27 -The floods were receding ,
In the Ohio cities, but fire. famtne
end paowstorms made lite unbearable
for thousands of marooned people.
S�tr. flf--The German Federal Como -
ell adopted bill for a big-tncrease In
th..taaat.tg way.
Mar. 110 -The Duke and Duchess rat
Cosnaugkt arrived In Liverpool from
Canada_
Dees W. S. Ellis of Queen's T'nlver-
fdty died at 'Clagntoa.
Mar. 81~2. Pferpont Morgan died
at Lwow
71s dlaadlaa House of Commons
approved IS 111la of divorce payed
W the Ssm.te.
• • •
APRIL
Ape. 1• --'Pb Ontario Govr•meat
rejected Ike woman outrage 11411a.
Cbarges of boodling were made is
Roans of Commune at Ottawa la con-
nection Swlth a purchase of mall -bag
locks by the Postmaster oral.
Apr. S--1epp.l In i V . a Itlg German
irigible was captured by Trench
soldiers when It alighted os s Preach
parade groaad.
Mea PPakharet was sesteeced to
three years Imprteonment.
Apr. 6-Meatemagro doled the great
Pewit a
Apr. 7 -mss Democratic hill pro.
tltlap tar • 4.wwwara revision was
Intre•naild rd W6Mlegtos.
(Made. at It deasw hill .as era.
bay Premise aaadfa its Ottawa.
Apr. 9-1/1 11 ssamsd la elm ()roadies
Mew id O limmoi aMadad elm fo-
tredmdlsd it tae 'Wows' fringe.,.
Apr 10-4.ady Thew sea. widow of
Saha The Dolma
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tl.Ml�. bassi at IasIss.
Apr. 11 -Mea. S. C. Wood. former Mace Your Stock and
Provincial Secretary for Ontario, died
at TrS poultry pay th
Apr.. 11 -Mrs. Pest[hurst was ear
leased from prison as the result of
a Maya. strike.
-A� 11--Tkree shots were Arad at
.o of Spoilt 1n 1ffg8i to
Seven persona were killed In the
wreck olf an excursion train near
Montreal.
Apr. 14-A nation-wide strike for
manhood suffrage was begun In Bel-
gium.
Apr. 111--81r Wilfrid Laurier intro-
duced ..n amendment 'o the "Closure
Hill" In the House of Commons.
Apr. 17 -Liberal were returned to
power in Alberta.
Apr. 20--SIr Charles D. Rose. mem
ber of the British Perlla-tient, • Can-
adian by birth, dted soddenly.
falx -king Manuel's betrothal to Prin-
cess Augusta Victoria of Hohen-
zollern was announced.
Apr. 21 -Home Secretary McKen-
na's "Hunger Strike" bill was dis-
cussed in the British House of Com-
mons.
Apr. 22 -Sir IVllfrld Laurier spoke
In the House against the "Closure
Bill."
The Belgian strike was settled by
the granting of manhood suffrage.
Apr. 23----131r Richard W. Scott, for-
mer Secretary of State. died 'at Ot-
tawa.
Scutari was captured by the Monte-
negrins.
Mr. Wm. Protlefoot, M.P.P..charged
Sir James %%baney and Hon. H. J.
Hanna with political wrongdoing.
Apr. 24 -The "Closure Bill" passed
the House of Commons.
Austria pressed for the evacuation
of Scutari by the Montenegrins.
Apr. 25 -The Duke of Connaught,
speaking at Lyndon, England, advo-
cated the developing of great high-
ways by the Canadian Government.
Apr, 26= -Churches throughout the
world offered pray.'- fcr Ito Chinese
Republic.
Apr. 28 --An earthquake shook Mon-
treal, Ottawa. and other points In
t'anrda and New York State.
Apr. 29 -The Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections of the Ontario
Legtelaturc started the hearing of the
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• • •
MAY
May 1 -Dr. Friedmann returned to
Canada to treat his tubercular pa-
tients, after the sale of the American
rights of his serum cure had been
announced.
May 2 -Norway granted the full •
franchise to women.
May 4 -Disastrous fires oc_t.:'red at
Englehart, Out.. and North eydaey,
N. S.
The Alien Land Bill, aimed at the
Japanese. was passed by the Califor-
nia Legislature.
May 8 -The ‘t'oman Suffrage B_:1
again rejected by tee British Hoes
of Commons.
May 7 -An attempt was Glade to
wreck St. Paul's Cathedral. Lonco,
by a suffragette bomb.
The Ontario Legislature cleared Vac ,
Premier and Prot•Inctal Ser•retary and f
censured Mr. Proudfoot for br,ng:a,'
his charges. •
The Home Rule Bill received Its firs.
reading in the British House of Cons -
mons.
Hay 8 -Tree Underwood Ta::ff
was passed. by the United States
House of Representatives.
May 1O -The Naval olid Bt11 passed
Its second reading in the House of
Commons after the application of
"closure" rules.
May 11-A foreigner was killed by
a police volley in the Fort William
street car strike riot
May 12 -Knox Church, Stratford,
was burned. the falling *tent..., killing
three men.
tion. Alex Murray. Speaker of the
Alberta Legislature died at Winnipeg.
May 15 -The Naval Aid Bill passed
its third reading In the House of
Commons.
May Int -News reached civtlizatlen
of the lou of the Norwegian party
In the Arctic ice.
May_111 Emperor William pardoned
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