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Year End Review - 1910

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PUB.DATE	DETAILS
January 01, 1910	C.L.B. Concert Reception Government House.
January 03, 1910	Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John Jeans. Installation at Atlantic Lodge, I.O.O.F. Week of Prayer commenced.
January 04, 1910	Blizzard on West Coast. George Hall dies at Channel, age 46.
January 05, 1910	Masonic installation at Carbonear. Grand Concert Methodist College Hall. M.C.L.I. session opened. Festival of Empire, Governor opens first meeting.
January 06, 1910	Masonic Installation at Harbor Grace.
January 07, 1910	Rideout killed at Grand Falls.
January 08, 1910	W.J. Hagen dies, aged 42. Schooner Montrose wrecked at Peter’s River.
January 09, 1910	Clement Alcock dies aged 50. Star of the Sea Parade. Cardinal Satolli dead, aged 71.
January 10, 1910	British Parliament dissolved. General election.
January 11, 1910	Annual meeting St. Andrew’s Congregation. Sinnot – Summer wedding at Placentia.
January 12, 1910	Pharmacutical Society formed. Canada Naval Defence Bill introduced. Death of Mrs. James Jardine. Bricklayer’s Union Annual Meeting.
January 13, 1910	John McCarthy dies, aged 72. S.S. Hinudo enters port with broken shaft. Boston Y.M.C.A. building burnt. W.J. Higgins admitted to the Bar. Hon. M.P. Cashin leaves for West Indies to attend Royal Commission. Death of Lewis H. Miller, aged 58.
January 14, 1910	Annual meeting Victoria Chapter L.O.A. S.S. Labrador bought by James Baird, Ltd.
January 15, 1910	Bishop McNeil appointed Archbishop of Vancouver. Curling Rink opened by Governor. Newfoundland Society of Toronto, elects officers.
January 17, 1910	Christian Brothers night school re-opened. First returns from British Election received. Annual meeting of British Society First annual meeting Board of Trade. William Rice crushed to death by a pile driver.
January 18, 1910	George Joyce died, aged 44.
January 19, 1910	Log Cabin Spruce Brook burned down. Hockey season opens. Prize giving Canon Wood Hall. Mr. King’s recital. St. Bon’s L.A. Dance. William Soper died, aged 81.
January 20, 1910	Strong — Haddon Wedding.
January 21, 1910	A Comet seen at night.
January 23, 1910	United temperance meeting in British Hall, presided over by Bishop Jones.
January 24, 1910	Mr. Mawer’s Concert at St. Andrew’s. Annual meeting Tasker Educational Fund.
January 25, 1910	Death of Rev. Dr. Alex Howley at Salmonier. Big floods in France. Messrs. Job Winter and Robinson, appointed to Legislative Council.
January 26, 1910	Legislature opened. Annual meeting City Club.
January 27, 1910	London Evening News issued on Nfld. Paper. Local papers issued on Nfld made paper, for the first time.
January 31, 1910	British Election Returns completed, Progressive majority, 124.

February 01, 1910	Ladies’ Reading room opened.
February 02, 1910	Sir George A. Drummond, President of Bank of Montreal, died. C.C.C. at home.
February 03, 1910	Annual meeting of Historical Society. Branch Railway Resolution introduced by Premier.
February 06, 1910	The P.S.A. Established.
February 07, 1910	Mr. Richardson succeeds Mr. McLeod as Manager of Bank of Nova Scotia. Zero weather in New York.
February 08, 1910	Otto-Marx wrestling contest. Peter Goss dies, aged 70. Vey — Ross Wedding.
February 09, 1910	Ash Wednesday.
February 12, 1910	Death of Mrs. Annie Pippy, aged 87.
February 13, 1910	Death of J.J. O’Rielly.
February 15, 1910	Imperial Parliament opened. Archbishop Howley lectures on “Old St. John’s.”
February 16, 1910	Death of W.P. Walsh, formerly M.H.A. for St. John’s, aged 80.
February 17, 1910	104th Anniversary of B.I.S. Grand Lodge L.O.A., opens at Broad Cove, B.D.V.
February 20, 1910	Caleb Young dies, aged 95. Michael Parrel dies, aged 87.
February 21, 1910	Dr. Lloyd lectures on the House of Lords. Winter Evangelistic Service. Bontros Pasha, Premier of Egypt, assassinated.
February 22, 1910	Rev. Mr. Thackerary lectures to I.O.O.F. Rev. Canon Smith lectures on Trinity.
February 23, 1910	John Waugh, well known guide, dies, aged 74.
February 25, 1910	The Dali Lama of Thibet deposed by China.
February 26, 1910	Capt. Moss died. Alexander B King died, aged 37.
February 27, 1910	Death of Mrs. Smith, wife of the Rev. Canon Smith.
February 28, 1910	Municipal resolutions introduced into the Assembly.

March 01, 1910	Rev. Brother Thackerary preaches Tasker Educational Sermon.
March 02, 1910	Daily Mail issued on Newfoundland paper.
March 03, 1910	83rd annual meeting Mechanics Society.
March 04, 1910	Coopers meet Board of Trade. The Bell Island Contract passed 2nd reading.
March 07, 1910	Mr. M.W. Furlong, K.C., lectures on Sir William Vaughan. Crescents win hockey championship.
March 08, 1910	Budget Speech by Minister Cashin. Mr. Shortis lectures in T.A. Hall.
March 09, 1910	Sealers mass meeting in British Hall.
March 10, 1910	Rev. Father O’Callagan lectures on Ireland. M.I.A. At Home. Mr. Blackall lectures on Newfoundland.
March 11, 1910	Sealing steamers leave. Legislators at Grand Falls.
March 14, 1910	Mayor Gibbs lectures on City Life.
March 15, 1910	Mr. H.W. LeMessurier lectures on Placentia Bay. 55th annual meeting C of E Orphanage.
March 16, 1910	Mechanics’ Banquet . Annual meeting Masonic Benevolent.
March 17, 1910	St. Patrick’s Day. Tasker Lodge installation. Bro. R.G. Ash, W.M. Tasker celebration. Irish Night. Twilight Rehersal B.I.S. Parade.
March 18, 1910	Highlanders Sports Licensing Bill passed Legislature.
March 20, 1910	First sealing news arrives.
March 21, 1910	Mr. John Maunder dies, age 22. Mr. Shortis lectures in Star of The Sea Hall.
March 22, 1910	Legislature closed. Presentation to Mr. Moultor, M.H.A., from Members of Legislature.
March 23, 1910	Exford wins boat race.
March 26, 1910	Viking arrived with 24,000 seals.
March 28, 1910	Southern Cross and Harlaw reached port. C.L.B. Armoury opened. Death of John Hillyard at Black Head. Mr. H.W. LeMessurier lectures at Placentia.
March 30, 1910	Littledale exhibition. Highlanders Ball. S.S. Iceland lost.
March 31, 1910	T.A. Dinner.

April 01, 1910	Algerine arrives Capt. Kean in the Florizel, brings in largest trip on record, 49,000. Education meeting at Grand Falls.
April 02, 1910	New opening hours under the Temperance Act, enforced.
April 03, 1910	Newfoundland arrives with 24,000.
April 04, 1910	Mr. I.C. Morris lectures on “Newfoundland.” Annual meeting C.E.T.S. Forest Preservation meeting.
April 06, 1910	Annual meeting Rifle Club. Annual meeting M.C.L.I. Eagle and Belaventure arrive. Star Billiard Tournament Dinner
April 07, 1910	Death of Bishop Cameron of Anigonish, aged 83.
April 08, 1910	Mrs. Elizabeth LeMessurier dies, aged 88.
April 11, 1910	Rev. Canon White lectures on “Sparks from an old Anvil.” Haley’s Comet sighted at Washington. St. John Ambulance Association, local branch established. Mr. W.H. Goodland lectures on “Old St. John’s.”
April 12, 1910	C.L.B. Sports.
April 13, 1910	Methodist Guards’ Sports. M.C.L.I. annual dinner.
April 14, 1910	Asquith’s Veto Resolution carried in House of Commons by 103 majority.
April 15, 1910	T.A. & B. Society presents Sir Edward Morris with a gold watch.
April 17, 1910	Premier Morris leaves for England.
April 18, 1910	Patrick Strapp of Harbor Main dies, aged 91. Annual meeting Bible Society.
April 19, 1910	Halley’s comet reaches perihelion. Bonaventure arrives with 18,000.
April 22, 1910	Mark Twain died, aged 70 (?) Shannon Chapter Installation. Annual meeting Importers Association.
April 23, 1910	Rev. Bro Conway returns to Ireland. Premier Morris meets Ambassador Bryce in New York.
April 25, 1910	Mark Hombourg recital. Beothic with 30,000, arrives with S.S. Eric in tow. Annual meeting Newfoundland Football League.
April 27, 1910	S.S. Kite arrives.
April 28, 1910	Charles LeDrew, the Kelligrew’s Hermit, found dead. Sydney coal strike ended. Bert Bond drowned at Vancouver.
April 29, 1910	S.S. Neptune reaches port with damaged shaft. Lloyd George budget receives Royal assent.

May 01, 1910	S.S. Adventure arrives.
May 03, 1910	Peary and Bartlett banqueted by the Royal Geographical Society. Feildian club dinner.
May 06, 1910	Death of King Edward. Accession of King George.
May 09, 1910	George V proclaimed at Colonial Building.
May 10, 1910	Mayor Gibbs retires.
May 11, 1910	Hon. D. Morison leaves for the Hague.
May 13, 1910	S.S. Louise wrecked near Indian Island.
May 17, 1910	King Edward's body conveyed to Westminister Hall. New Licensing Board gazetted.
May 20, 1910	Funeral of King Edward VII. Day of mourning in memory of King.
May 22, 1910	Death of Alexander Rankin.
May 24, 1910	Empire Day. Earl of Stanford, born in Newfoundland, died. Archbishop Howley left for Rome.
May 25, 1910	S.S. Susu arrives. C.A.M. Pinsent died, aged 44.
May 28, 1910	Death of Louis Inkpen, aged 38.
May 30, 1910	Captain Pelly died at Hant’s Harbor, aged 80. Captain William Bishop died at Wesleyville.
May 31, 1910	Roosevelt’s notorious Guild Hall Speech. Fisheries arbitration opens at the Hague.

June 01, 1910	Lemberg wins the Derby. Scott Antarctic Expedition sails from London in Terra Nova.
June 03, 1910	Annual Meeting, Tennis Club.
June 04, 1910	John Lindberg dead, aged 68.
June 06, 1910	Bonnell St. Hill rescues Michael Regan from Drowning.
June 07, 1910	Death of Goldwin Smith at Toronto.
June 09, 1910	Anniversary of the fire of 1846. Catholic Church of Newfoundland attached to Canada.
June 13, 1910	Montreal Hearld office destroyed by fire.
June 15, 1910	Diocesan Synod opens.
June 17, 1910	Mayor Ellis elected by acclamation.
June 19, 1910	Patrick Costello died at Avondale, aged 72.
June 20, 1910	Methodist conference opens at Carbonear. Marriage of Miss May Aylward and Mr. Joseph Downey, M.H.A.
June 21, 1910	Sudden death of W.R. Payne, aged 61.
June 22, 1910	Downs wins 20 mile walking match. Rev. T.R. Darby, B.A., elected President of Methodist Conference.
June 23, 1910	Bishop — Stentaford wedding.
June 24, 1910	Avalon Lodge Installation. Bro. G.P. Hutching, W.M. Death of the Rev. Solomon Matthews at Pouch Cove.
June 27, 1910	Municipal election day.
June 29, 1910	Municipal poll declared.
June 30, 1910	St. Bon’s College Sports. Atkinson — Snowden wedding at Brigus. Rev. Dr. Sutherland dies at Toronto, aged 77.

July 01, 1910	Natural History Society formed. Johnson — Jeffries fight at Reno.
July 05, 1910	Labour Day.
July 06, 1910	Alderdice — Rendell Wedding. Pope — Cornick Wedding.
July 07, 1910	T.A. Society presents address to Mayor Ellis.
July 08, 1910	Anniversary of the Fire of 1802.
July 11, 1910	Morris — Robley Wedding, Truro.
July 12, 1910	Campbellon, N.B., destroyed by fire. Orangemen celebrate Pan-American Conference assembles in Buenos Ayres.
July 14, 1910	New Municipal Council holds its first meeting. St. Bon’s “Old Boys” Day. Benjamin Tulk and son drowned at Triton Harbor.
July 18, 1910	Highland Brigade visit Heart’s Content. Sir Edward Shea sworn in as Deputy Governor. C.C.C. Band commence annual trip over Avalon Peninsula.
July 19, 1910	Pharmaceutical Society established. Premier notifies successful floating a loan at 96 net.
July 20, 1910	Littledale Garden Party. St. Andrew’s Garden Party. Two men killed at Grand Falls whilst engaged in construction work. Godden — Knight Wedding.
July 21, 1910	Dr. Allan died at Harbor Grace.
July 23, 1910	Baird — Ash Wedding at Trinity. The Governor at Fogo.
July 25, 1910	Governor at Twillingate. Charles Devine drowned at Kenny’s Pond.
July 26, 1910	Annual meeting St. Vincent de Paul Society.
July 27, 1910	William Joyce drowned in Long Pond. The “Guard” launched on Quidi Vidi. Mount Cashel Garden Party. Coronation Declaration amended, passed second reading 410 to 84.
July 28, 1910	Rev. Dr. Campbell, Naturalist, arrives. Star win Association Football Championship. Lord Brassey arrives.

August 03, 1910	Regatta Day.
August 04, 1910	Willie Lloyd and Herbert Martin drowned in Quidi Vidi. Oil Factory explosion at Bay de Verde.
August 07, 1910	Edward Smith, J.P., at Congregational Church. Archbishop Howley returns from Rome.
August 08, 1910	Governor and Lord Brassey at Blanc Sablon.
August 09, 1910	Attempted assassination of Mayor Gaynor of New York.
August 10, 1910	W.H. Peters vs. Webster to slander, damages claimed $25,000.
August 11, 1910	Herald Regatta dinner. Hon. E.R. Bowring returns from England.
August 12, 1910	Captain George Hiscock died aged 79.
August 14, 1910	Death of Earl Spencer, aged 75.
August 15, 1910	Death of Mark Osmond, J.P., of Moreton’s Harbor, aged 80. Worlds Fair Brussels partially destroyed by fire.
August 16, 1910	Guy Tercentenary at Harbor Grace. Florence Nightngale “The Lady of the Lamp” died.
August 17, 1910	General conference Methodist Church, meets at Vancouver. Cupids Celebration Guy’s Tercentenary Charles — Whiteway Wedding. All wins the Marathon. Fatal gasoline explosion at Sandy Point.
August 18, 1910	Emperor of Austria 30th birthday. Children Day at Cupids.
August 19, 1910	Sir Edward Morris at Bristol Alexander Street Church destroyed by fire. Schooner Tera Nova wrecked near St. Pierre.
August 21, 1910	Orion largest battleship launched at Portsmouth.
August 22, 1910	Banquet to Sir Knight Thomas Gilday, Grand Master R.B.P. T.A. &. B. Society presents Archbishop with fur coat. Bonavista branch line survey completed.
August 24, 1910	City vs. Shamrock. Capt. Fitz. Herbert scores 104. Clouston — Thomson wedding. Worrall — Pittman wedding. Lawrence Hannaford, Druggist, died at Grand Falls. Rev. Dr. Carman and Rev. Dr. Chown elected Superintendent Methodist Church.
August 25, 1910	Rev. Mr. Stacy, Bristol representative at Guy Tercentenary, returned to England. James J Collins drowned. Corea annexed by Japan.
August 26, 1910	Commander Irness of Calypso, returns to England.
August 28, 1910	Montenegro becomes a Kingdom. Archbishop Howely leaves for Montreal. Emperor William’s “Divine Right” Speech.
August 29, 1910	Premier and Lady Morris return from England. Cricket revival meeting held at Bowring office. Cotton squeeze on Wall Street. Premier address citizens at his residence.
August 30, 1910	Lord Brassey at Grand Falls.
August 31, 1910	Portugal Cove Garden Party.

September 01, 1910	Dr. Robertson, C.M.D., arrives. Pippy — Samways wedding. C.H.E. Exam results reach St. John’s.
September 02, 1910	Leonard Boone killed at Sydney.
September 03, 1910	Log Cabin destroyed. Conference on Agriculture addressed by Dr. Robertson and Dr. McPhall.
September 04, 1910	Herbert Booth mission opens. Eucharistic Conference at Montreal.
September 05, 1910	Earl Gray arrives at Bay of Islands. Gypsum Emperor arrives from Mobil. Mrs. Goodison, widow of Rev. James Goodison, died at Carbonear.
September 06, 1910	Farewell dinner to Mr. R. Tait, Rhodes Scholar.
September 07, 1910	Alexander Christian died, aged 57. Earl Gray at Grand Falls. The Hague Decision announced.
September 09, 1910	Collapse of part of Shea's wharf.
September 10, 1910	George Moore of Northern Bay dead, aged 60.
September 12, 1910	McFarlane benefit concert. Dr. Robertson lectures on Agriculture. Death of Rev. Fr. Battcock at Holyrood. Mrs. Wilcox Spracklin of Harbor Grace, dies at North Sydney.
September 13, 1910	Methodist Guards presentation. Thomas Penney killed, aged 17.
September 14, 1910	Brown — Crocker wedding.
September 15, 1910	Dixon — Warren wedding. L.C.A.S. Annual meeting. N.S. Steel Directors visit Wabana. Nippard killed in the Dog Bay Mills. First General election in United South Africa.
September 16, 1910	Stephen Shute acquitted of murder charges in Montreal. Presentation to Mr. F.J. King.
September 17, 1910	Fete Day at Grand Falls.
September 18, 1910	Francis Dillon of the South Side, burned to death.
September 19, 1910	Meeting C.E.T.S. presided over by Bishop Jones; important resolution adopted. Young man named Kelly, killed on track near Bishop's Falls.
September 20, 1910	Mrs. Capt. Barnes dies at Pilley’s Island, aged 85. Truckmen’s annual dinner. Rev. J.S. Sutherland, M.A., accepts call to St. Andrew’s Church.
September 21, 1910	Halifax Herald voting results announced. Robert J Moore died, aged 67.
September 22, 1910	Angel — Bartlett wedding at Brigus. Mr. Allen’s concert.
September 23, 1910	George Chavez flies over the Alps and dies four days later, as results of injuries. Premier Morris offered $50,000 for Agriculture Scholarship; conditions announced.
September 24, 1910	St. Bon’s wins Johnson Sheild. Hazel Moore aged 10, burnt to death. Adam King and son drowned at Bonavista.
September 27, 1910	Church Ship Bazaar opened by Bishop Jones. Lieut. Governor Frazer of Nova Scotia died, aged 67. Fort William, formerly the Railway Station, torn down. Lieut. Col. Sir J.G. Rogers, D.S.O., arrives.
September 28, 1910	Morrisey — Kiely wedding.
September 29, 1910	Sir John Vezey Strong elected Lord Mayor. Littledale prize giving. Wood — Shambler wedding.
September 30, 1910	Miss Carmichael wins Jubilee Scholarship. Cotton lock-out in Lancashire, 130, 000 operatives involved.

October 01, 1910	Benjamin Knott and Eli Dennis of Dally’s Cove, died from exposure. New York auto race for Vanderbilt Cup, a ghastly exhibition. The Fishermen’s Home purchased for a Town Hall. Los Angeles Times Office dynamited.
October 02, 1910	Portugal Cove Sunday. Capt. Taylor and crew leave for New York to join the Regulus. Sir Thomas Esmond, M.P., arrives in town.
October 03, 1910	Prince Chun opens first Chinese Senate. Tinsmith’s Strike. Jessie Maclaughlin in College Hall. Truckmen’s annual meeting.
October 04, 1910	Revolution in Portugal; King Manuel flees. Republic established. Capt. Robert Bartlett arrives on a visit. “At Home” at Government House. Hon. D. Morsion returns from the Hague. Schooner Kronen wrecked at Bonavista.
October 05, 1910	Magistrate O’Donnell dies at Bell Island, aged 58. Revolution in Portugal, King Manuel dethroned. Daughters of Empire, Newfoundland Chapter organized; Lady Horwood President. Mr. A.B. Dallas dies at Pernambuco. Watson — White wedding at Botwood.
October 06, 1910	Annual meeting St. John’s Ambulance Association.
October 07, 1910	South Side reservoir completed. Cornwell Cadets dance at Government House.
October 08, 1910	Schooners Ella Frances and Sea Nymph, wrecked at Fortune.
October 10, 1910	Father Matthew celebration.
October 11, 1910	Football League presents Secretary Higgins with gold watch. Big Railway strike in France. Right Rev. Bishop Jones attains 70th year. Schooner H.M. Gardner wrecked at Change Islands. Safe dynamited at Grand Falls. Lizzie M lost at Hawke’s Harbor, Labrador.
October 12, 1910	Tait — Anderson wedding at Edinburgh. Great railway strike in France.
October 13, 1910	Day of Atonement.
October 14, 1910	Mrs. R.H. Pinsent returns after 5 years in Japan.
October 15, 1910	Walter Wellman attempts to cross Atlantic by Air Ship. Arrival of Sir Clifton and Lady Robinson.
October 16, 1910	Stanley Ketchel, the Pugilist, murdered.
October 17, 1910	Death of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, aged 91, at Middletown, Rhode Island.
October 18, 1910	Capt. Bob Bartlett banqueted by Tasker Lodge. Cooper — Bright wedding. Death of Mrs. Edward H Davey.
October 19, 1910	Open session Licensing Board. Mr. King concert. Rev. J.S. Sutherland, M.A., inducted at St. Andrew’s. Agricultural Exhibition at Harbor Grace.
October 20, 1910	Smith — Edgar wedding at Brigus.
October 21, 1910	Crippen sentenced to death.
October 22, 1910	Death of Mr. William Harris, aged 82.
October 23, 1910	Death of Prince Francis of Teck. Ordination service at the Cathedral. Steamer Regulus lost off Petty Harbor. Schooner Golden Arrow lost in Placentia Bay.
October 24, 1910	Agricultural Exhibition at Carbonear.
October 25, 1910	Ethel LeNeve acquitted. Premier at Rose Blanche.
October 26, 1910	Seamen’s Home meeting at Government House.
October 27, 1910	Express Companies Strike in New York.
October 28, 1910	Marie Narelle concert. $2,000,000 fire in victoria, B.C. Death of the Rev. William Kendall, aged 62. Death of Mrs. J.W.N. Johnstone.
October 30, 1910	Jacob H. Chafe died, aged 47.
October 31, 1910	Joint Agricultural and Manufacturer’s Exhibition opened “Halifax Herald” Marathon.

November 01, 1910	Willie Bagg drowned in Sandy Lake, Curling. Laymen’s Movement’s launched at College Hall.
November 02, 1910	Dr. Grenfell lectures in College Hall.
November 03, 1910	Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas.
November 04, 1910	Bourassa, Liberal Insurgent, defeats Laurier Government in by election.
November 05, 1910	Exhibition closes. Arthur Pike killed at Sydney.
November 06, 1910	Mgr. Stangi appointed Apostolic Delegate to Canada. Charles Ellis died, aged 80. Sir Clifton Robinson dies at New York.
November 07, 1910	Schooner Corn wrecked at Sydney.
November 08, 1910	Carpenters’ Union annual meeting. Francis Keefe drowned at Bay de Verde. New wing at Littledale, blessed. Democratic victories in U.S. elections. Roosevelt whipped “to a frazzle.”
November 09, 1910	Dalton — Buckley Wedding. Lord Mayor’s Day.
November 10, 1910	Failure of Veto Conference announced.
November 11, 1910	Prize giving at St. Bon’s. B.F.C. Cadets entertained by Hon. E.R. Bowring at Smithville.
November 13, 1910	Death of James Moore, aged 81.
November 14, 1910	Marriage of Prince Victor Napoleon and Princess Clementine of Belgium.
November 15, 1910	Imperial Parliament re-opened.
November 16, 1910	Wesley Church sale opens.
November 17, 1910	John Flynn, H.M.C., dies at Harbor Grace.
November 19, 1910	The Governor at Millertown.. Sudden death of Philip Field, aged 32. Thomas Emberley killed at Petit Fort, through gun busting.
November 21, 1910	Death of Count Leo Tolstol. Daughters of Empire meets City Council. “Regulus-Golden Arrow” relief concert. Sudden death of Joseph Mackey, J.P. Carbonear. Elsie B. wrecked at Tack’s Beach.
November 22, 1910	Bank of Montreal in their new building.
November 23, 1910	Welsh Coal strike. Shooting at Bay Roberts, Dr. Pritchard shot by Operator Dunlop. Governor’s sleeping car burnt at Kitty’s Brook. Dr. Crippen hanged. Newfoundland Night at Brooklyn New York.
November 24, 1910	Brazilian warship mutiny. Tobin — Moore Wedding.
November 25, 1910	E.H.K. Belcher, charter member of St. John’s Lodge, A.F. & A.M. died at Brooklyn N.Y., aged 85. Noel — Lilly Wedding at Trinity.
November 27, 1910	Christian Brothers’ collection. Lord’s Day Alliance meeting.
November 28, 1910	Imperial Parliament dissolved. Presentation to D.G.S. Edgar by Masonic Grand Lodge. C.E.T.S. Concert. Suit against Sugar Trust, commenced in New York.
November 29, 1910	Firemen’s Union elect officers.
November 30, 1910	82nd Anniversary of Hon. James Baird's birthday. Ex-Premier Balfour promises referendum on Tariff reform. Snazelle recital. Archbishop Howley lectures on the Passion Play.

December 01, 1910	President Diaz of Mexico inaugurated for the 8th term. Bishop Jones leaves for Bermuda. Annual meeting Leeming Lodge, L.O.A.
December 02, 1910	Annual meeting of St. John’s Lodge, A.F. & A.M.
December 03, 1910	Mary Baker Eddy, Founder of Christian Science Movement, died in Boston, aged 91.
December 06, 1910	Annual meeting Historical Society.
December 07, 1910	Christmas Edition Free Press, issues 8,000 copies. L.C.A.S. sale of work opened by Mr. Arch Macpherson. Work on Bonavista Branch Railway closed down.
December 08, 1910	Rev. Dr. Kitchen lectures on Joan of Arc.
December 09, 1910	P.C. O”Driscoll gets $100,000 contract for rails, etc., Trepassey Branch Railway. Daily News Weights and Measures exposed.
December 10, 1910	Death of Rev. Dean Born, aged 66.
December 11, 1910	Rev. Dr. Murray of Presbyterian Witness, dies at Halifax. Annual meeting Rose of Sharon, R.B.P., L.O.A.
December 13, 1910	Stabbing affray on S.S. Benedick, Diaz, Spanish Fireman, arrested. S.S. Numidian arrives, replacing Siberian. Annual meeting Dudley Lodge, S.O.E. Dunlop trial; Jury disagreed. Patrick Grace died, aged 93.
December 14, 1910	H.M.S. Brilliant sails from Jamaica for Honduras. Presbyterian sale of work. Mr. J.J. Fenelon lectures on Francis Thomas. Duder’s premises bought by Nfld. Produce Co.
December 15, 1910	Import decision by General Appraisal Board of New York, concerning herring fishery, announced.
December 16, 1910	Big storm on West Coast. Two brothers, White, drowned at Trout River, St. Barbe. Western Union and Anglo American Cable Companies combine.
December 19, 1910	William Bussey, Fox Trap, killed on railway track near Mount Pearl. Death of Mrs. John Barron.
December 20, 1910	Prize giving Methodist College. Death of Rev. Jessse Heyfield of Heart’s Content, aged 55. Bishop Spencer prize giving. St. Joseph’s sale of work. Death of John W. Collier, aged 66. Death of Miss Celia Peters, aged 86. Election figures completed. Asquith’s majority 126. Disastrous explosion at Little Houlton Colliery, Bolton, England, over 360 killed. Speech Day at Bishop Feild College. Prize giving Presbyterian College.
December 22, 1910	Captain French and Lieut. Brandon sentenced at Liepsic, to 4 years imprisonment, for espionage. Outerbridge — Shea Wedding.
December 23, 1910	Fire at Knowling’s West End premises. Welsh coal strike ends.
December 24, 1910	Old Age Pension scheme announced. Mrs. Thistle disappearance apparently suicide. Spanish barque Guada Horce, arrives badly damaged.
December 25, 1910	Christmas Day.
December 26, 1910	Two men injured at Portugal Cove through busting of a gun.
December 27, 1910	Installation of W.M., J.S. Currie and officers of St. John’s Lodge, No. 579, A.F. &. A.M., R.E.
December 28, 1910	Gypsum Emperor sails for New York after long detention. C of E. Orphanage Christmas Tree.
December 29, 1910	Poor Asylum Tea. Revolution in Honduras. Hockey Association annual meeting. City Doctors’ decide to increasing of scale of fees. Portrait of Late Campbell Macpherson presented by Royal Stores employees to Mr. Harold Macpherson.
December 31, 1910	Old year passed with the lowest record of cold of 1910. Thermometer registered zero on Water Street. R.M.S. Carthaginian left Liverpool Saturday for here.