! ’ 1 Ti A Short but Complete Story of the Year Told Graphically So as to Show the Meaning and Inter-relation of Events and Classified For Con- venient Reference QO ins ceaseless [ civilization, | ¥ of us i In and le we per el ¢ being | y pausing year to | ¢ back ue the sum | i year total of world periend ince ago. A Look Of Our at the Log Ship of State The amazis have cut in world litlcs far between are tl atl pot felt the pressure of Al plomacy backed by Amer] rican money. There was baok la blockaded by three ean creditors, A {inister Bowen le matter ad- The rian ; is the bear gateway fo China untill n Americar piomat led the way t : en door ir volce of | i : si | : y of in R the 1 was « at to A Jews stige of of paign ready ity the wm more eratic the and the opposition 1 of the post al scandal to begin the cry, “Turn the rascals out!” Ihe tions In November 1 in the political map captured New York city, Hanna overwhelmed Johnson In giving new lospira tion to the Hanna boom, while Gorman made good In Maryland, Through the year the Democrats were engaged In a still hunt for presidential timber. The Cleveland movement gained considera ble headway In the east untll the ex president formally denled his candi dacy. The Bryan faction scoffed at the suggestion while considering Folk of Missourl, Parker of New York, Cock: rell, Gorman, Harrison, Hearst, John son, Garvin of Rhode Island and oth- ers, but could agree on none, * * * Vermont and New Hampshire aban doned prohibition, Kansas and New Hampshire rejected woman suffrage. Many states worked for direct election of senators. Pennsylvania adopted the muzzier, but could not enforce ® ¢ 2 Other votable executive acts Eli a ams negro wok advantage state cle ade new changes Fammany Ohio, | ern Sed figure we | Few and | ns that have | perican di- | vn guns and | word | Russian | retirement of General Miles, ded: n of War college at Washington, tment of Day to supreme court, swignation of Secretary cessful test of world's largest gun, g of largest the 1; appointment of Cortel nd labor chist Tur battleship General al I women spect f immigrants. * * * The no ible legal decision were by the su narginal trading, net North ircuit court ing that the merger cme cotrt he In Lh i t pret by the court of appeals agal rities mq the « inte restate com we court up ur law and ling legal nis wera charge POLITICAL | CRISES IN OTHER LANDS Ba AY ®t - A BRITAIN er ber go with an tionary prog organized Inbor hy tu fa churia, the goven nt of Czar Nicho ed In the pillory of + (Great hopes were and rt all prom ate Man | REL] json las stood dishonor Id opinion ralsed Ly the ligious freedom and ants March V4 but the massacre Jews at Kishineff In May and persecution in other places with official connivance went far to discredit that great proclamation. The continned and increased restriction of land did not lmprove this hnpre THE ORIENT, take it all in all, has had the front and center of the inter pational stage most of the year. From the newspaper man's standpoint (it would make a rather funny, rignag record suggestive of the famous gen eral who marched his army up the hill and marched It down agnin-Manchn tia In this case substituted for the hill But the Russians never budged. They rushed more troops thither, and on va. rious flimey pretexts tightened thelr wor manifesto of re for CEAT SR liberty peas of Hberty in Fin “Gon grip by reoccupying Mukden and Hak | Lion work at home and abroad and Ia greater participation | and political problems of the day ns cheng and by searing Japan into fever. | fab war preparations by land and sea mobilization near Koren, War was 3 | the true remedies for the waning pow pected almost dally for months, * * * | The one bright spot In the oriental year was the success of American and Brit their i Isls diplomats In getting treaties with China actually signed for the opening of certain Manchurian ports to world trade, ‘These would have to be 1 nized by ent ol hi quest of }, 2 4 9 Wu iin ey Manchurk Ching have cone closer in view coon danger, * * * Hoxer Was supp ol 4 % Ih FUJI WIS na versities Neverthe government reacted 1 nst Fienent . * of cot pred in the C1 the #41 ied witl (AT THE NEAR EAST ht ! r 1 of War Root, | lec the ignt wa Dual Awerican warsl ters with salutary res garia checked her anti-Turl sentl ments for the time, having appealed to the powers In vain. * * * Servia went clear to the foot of the class by her popular acceptance of the army's de liberate murder, June 10, of King Alex ander and Queen Draga and sul tion of King Peter on her blood st throne a month I'he Hungarian union continbed to } a thread GERMANY'S tions suffered success of the Social emocrats, who pol od a ned any se ips int urkish aig, «" @ stitn- nined Austro ing by later, * * * monarchicnl institu toral vole its In FRANCE arat el; victed the H ert a Reo; 11 . ITALY AND GREECE ex SPAIN AND PORTUGAL eo! ed : 1 ' LATIN AMERICA'S » “= Pennsylvania Rye or Bourbon at STRIDES TAKEN TOWARD CHURCH UNITY ch grind slow Ts ght Into lenses of vision powerful enough the ultimate goal of unl versal religions unity for the human race. This lofty aspiration was realiz- ed In some measure when the death of Pope Leo, July 20, caused a universal wave of recognition and appreciation of his pe character to seek ex pression regardless of the barriers be- tween Protestant and Catholic. Again this note of a wider Christian unity was struck in the ap peal of the Episcopal at Washington for great. er charity toward their brothers of the Roman falth.and when a great movement for the fed eration of all Protes tant churches was def. initely started. Par Pope Plus X allel with this effort was the progress made toward a fed eration of Congregationnlists, Methodist Protestants and United Brethren, while the several variation of Presbyterians but exceeding One have Uke to conceive reonnl bishops’ congress ! have cleared the ground for one com munion. In all this the forces of Hb erallem have been domi nant, with an insistence on practioal necessarily in the social nued ob Bext page. be, seated in his You can't do better, make a splendid Curmsraas Goer, Many will be the storm-swept nights this Winter. and how comfomable will he THE CENTRE ULaviOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, DECEMBER 24, 1903, a ih ied chair, the GIVE HIM SLIPPERS ] Slippers always heavy # cast aside for the more comfortable pers. A pair o minder of Or our f Slij the CARY que tion 01 GIV Repairing by Herman Robb. ppers 18 a ye aortment } Jerseys How pleasant to contemuoplate 0 MINGLE'S SHOE STORE. Store ope n until 9 o'clock | Leave He ted — BRAILBROAD SCHED ULE! JENNBYLVANIA RAILROAD AND BRANCHES In eflect on and after Noy, 20th, 198 Trains arrive at and depart from Bellefonte as follows : VIA TYRONE ~WESTWAKD Leave Bellefonte ® 2am, arnve at jy Gham, at Altoona, 1.00pm ; bpm Bellefonte 1 5p m a Altoona 3 Tyrone at Pittsburg arrive at Tyrone 0p mat Pittsburg y 0 Leave Bellefonte 4 44 pm; arrive at Tyrone SU; at Altoona at © 54; st Pittsburg at 10 46 VIA TYRONE BASTWARD leave Bellefonte # 53 am, arrive st Tyrone } of LAL Harrisburg 2 40 pm; at Pufladel- phils "47 pm fonte 1 06 pm at Harrisburg ¢ AR po slonte § 44 Haurrisbur arrive at 71 pm: at rons Phillis ~ 1 Ja AS AAAS AINA ANS ASN NSAI NANI NS NPN NSN, | COLD WEATHER § REMINDERS: . Coal Wood Blankets Robes SLEIGHS, FARM SLEDS may need 4 i BOYS’ SLEDS, SLEIGH BELLS, when snow comes anything you McCALMONT & CO. 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The democratic per | poe tuumeiie’s Lnstastantons Headache ——" : DN AL cases of nervous and sick headache. oy Superior scroenin burning. Plasterers8and, Also all kinds of | | Wood, Grain, Hay, Straw and Sand. for lime Builder's and 0000 TELEPHONE CALLS: » . » - : : : : : *09e y Martha ra] i i Bar| - » eal He REZIESHED ~~ C3 Beis 4 i Dunkies Hublersburg Snvdertown Nittany Huaston ie Lamar y Clintondale Krider's Sid'g BS Mackeyville 4 Ondar Springs “" Salona 8 Mini Man m.| Ar iv. am BERR CREEK RR) Jersey Shore SHNERssaELEeRENT | . WORE REE ee p.m LT fog wv Eh EE EE kh 19 & Lyell tT XH 10ArTY | 5 Lye Wmsport } Arr i Phila. & Reading ry)! PFHILAD 111» NEW YORK » (Via Phila.) Leip. = ft Weeks Days, NEW YORK (Via Tamaqua) f Week Days ds Ww 1 WA a mm Sunday Philadelphia dleeping Oar attached to east bound train from Whilhitaport st 1 o® 4 =m. and west bound from Phil rR Mil Spm J. W.GERIFHAKRT, fhsgeral Supt -h aw ¥ yx #2 Arr At lv. A Dally p.m. Sanday I ELLEFONTREOENTHRAL RAILROAD To take effect Apr. 3 180 WESTWARD 1k fw rere a aad aOR ® EEuEsscsag aw ea a a a EE aaa ES Coleville Morris SN hitmer. Hunter. Fillmore. I E35. Del EERE 4 Le Krumrine i ot i, EE i a ERRRSL EWEN ee TEE RE a La a 2st - ES 4 Trains from Montandon, Namaport, Lock Haven and , sonneset with train Nos. 3 and 5 for College Trains from State Oolisge sonnect with Penns Railroad at Balisfonte for points sast and west FH Teowas sagt wisbarg, ———————— A Dr. J. J. KILPATRICK, Dentist, Bellefonte, Pa. ial ren over PoctofMes attention given toartifieln! Patel — Fine oysters and oyster crrckers-—at Sechilers., —— A — —————— SHINGLES. For sale first class plastering lath; Guaged Pine shingles also Chestnut shingles. Call on or ad. dross Jxo. I. Guar & bn Pettntor Pa
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