In Council Bluffs, Iowa, the home of the Christiensen family was destroyed by fire at 2 am, killing 5 children 11 years old and younger and critically burning their mother.[15]
A major fire in the wholesale district of Knoxville, Tennessee, killed fire captain William A. Maxey and John J. Dunn, a former fireman who was helping fight the blaze. The walls of a neighboring building collapsed and fell through the roof of the building where Maxey and Dunn were.[17][18]
An intercolonial express train on its way from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Montreal and Boston derailed near Hunter's Crossing, 5 miles (8.0 km) west of Halifax, and fell into the Shuberdarie River, killing 2 people and seriously injuring 27.[39]
In Lexington, Kentucky, Nora Veal shot herself to death after viewing the body of her fiancé, Ellis Kinkeaid, who had taken his own life on February 1 because Veal had gone to the theater with another man.[40]
At a plantation in Doddsville, Mississippi, belonging to white planter James Eastland, Luther Holbert, an African American, allegedly shot and killed John Carr, also African American, and mortally wounded Eastland. Eastland, returning fire, shot and killed John Winters, an African American. When a posse arrived at the plantation another African American was shot and killed. Posses began searching for Holbert and his wife.[41][42][43][44]
The National Republican Editorial association endorsed Theodore Roosevelt in the 1904 United States presidential election. Meeting with the association's delegates in Washington, D.C., Roosevelt said, "In the proper sense of the term, no man is more essentially a public servant than the editor—the man who in the public press not merely gives the news, but exercises so great a control over the thought of our country."[76]
Several hundred men tracking Luther Holbert and his wife for the killing of James Eastland trapped them in a swamp near Greenwood, Mississippi. A posse shot and killed two African Americans, one of whom was mistaken for Holbert, in Yazoo County, Mississippi, near Belzoni.[82]
In Salem, Virginia, Taylor Fields, an African American man who had allegedly spoken about a recent assault on a woman and child in an offensive way, was seized from his home by a mob and publicly whipped with a rope around his neck. An African American preacher and two other African Americans had been driven out of Roanoke, Virginia, due to their comments about the same assault case.[82]
In the gallery of the Princess Theater in Middlesboro, Kentucky, Policeman John Burns and a bystander, railroad switchman John Sharp, were shot and killed during a minstrel show by John White, an African American ex-convict whom Burns had threatened to arrest for vagrancy. The shooting nearly caused a human crush in the theater.[82][83] White, who escaped, would be captured on February 10, and would be tried and acquitted on grounds of self-defense in January 1905.[83]
The Great Baltimore Fire in Baltimore, Maryland, destroyed over 1,500 buildings in 31 hours.[90][91][92] It would long be believed that no human deaths were caused directly by the fire,[92][93][94] but in the early 21st century a historian would discover evidence that at least one man was killed.[94][95]
In Anderson County, Tennessee, mine guards Judd Reeder and James Colton shot and killed 3 men and wounded 3 others in a group of union members who approached them at the train station, where the guards had gone to escort non-union miners to the mine. Reeder and Colton were arrested after returning to the mine, but another guard, Cal Burton, shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Robert Harmon of the Anderson County Sheriff's Department while Harmon was trying to keep order.[96][97]
In Doddsville, Mississippi, Luther Holbert and his wife, both African American, were lynched for the February 3 killings of James Eastland and John Carr. Holbert and his wife were gruesomely tortured before being burned at the stake adjacent to an African American church and in front of a crowd of about 1000 people. The entire sequence of events had resulted in the deaths of 8 people, all of whom except Eastland were African American.[42][44][98]
The steamer SS Tremont was destroyed by fire at its dock near Manhattan Bridge in New York City, killing one crewmember. The boat's cargo included two lions from a traveling show,[111][112] who charged at firefighters aboard the ship but were repelled by water from the firemen's hoses.[111]
Nanjim Ota, the Japanese commissioner to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, received a cablegram from Kiyoura Keigo, Japan's Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, to the effect that the war would make no difference to the plans for the Japanese exhibit.[123]
At about 1 pm, 23-year-old schoolteacher Eva Belle Moak was shot and mortally wounded in the barn of her home on Butte Creek, near Chico, California. She would die at 12:02 p.m. the following day.[128][129][130] As of 1918[update] the murder would remain unsolved.[129]
The Emperor of Japan issued his country's formal declaration of war against Russia.[141]
The Russian commissioner general to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition received a telegram announcing that, due to the war, the band of the Russian Imperial Guard would not be sent to the exposition.[142]
At the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, an electric battery blew out during a performance of Lucia di Lammermoor, producing flame and smoke and causing some alarm in the dress circle. Ushers quickly reassured the audience that there was no danger.[145]
In Oswego, New York, a fire which started at about 4 p.m. in the chemical room of the Corn Products company's starch factory would not be brought under control until 2:30 a.m. on February 11. The fire destroyed one building and caused an estimated loss of $1,000,000. Two firefighters were seriously injured when they fell from a ladder; one of them, Truckman John Dougherty, fell 50 feet (15 m) and later died at the hospital.[146][147][148]
Major patriotic celebrations took place in Tokyo. The windows of the Russian legation, overlooking a square where thousands of people celebrated, were darkened.[161]
Robert Milne MurrayFRSE FRCPE FRSSA, 48, Scottish surgeon and medical author, died of heart failure after surgery.[211]
February 15, 1904 (Monday)
A group of students including Huang Xing and Song Jiaoren established the revolutionary Huaxinghui (China Arise Society) in Changsha, Hunan, with Huang as its first president.[212]
Construction workers George Ripp, Joseph Mantell and Joseph Margo fell 11 stories to their deaths in Manhattan, New York City, when a brick wall buckled and caused the scaffolding on which they were working to fall. Another man was injured.[214]
In Croton, New York, an oil lamp exploded and started a fire that killed Mrs. Jacob Antonosoa and 5 of her children.[245]
In Youngstown, Ohio, schoolteacher Lottie Garwood and her 7-year-old daughter, Alva, were asphyxiated by leaking natural gas which had set their house on fire. The mother died unsuccessfully trying to rescue her daughter.[246]
The Wright brothers visited St. Louis to inspect the location where the World's Fair's aeronautical competition was slated to take place. The competition would later be canceled.[247]
The state convention of the so-called "Lily White" Republicans, which included not a single African American delegate, was called to order in New Orleans, Louisiana. The old-style Republican Party, which had lost the federal offices in Louisiana to the "Lily Whites", was expected to hold its own convention at a later date. The "Lily White" convention adopted a platform asserting white supremacy and endorsed Theodore Roosevelt in the presidential election.[248]
Mexico declared its neutrality in the Russo-Japanese War.[254]
Canadian journalist Benjamin Taylor A Bell fell 10 feet (3.0 m) down an elevator shaft after walking through the wrong door in a store adjacent to the Canadian Mining Review offices. He would die of his injuries on March 1.[255]
In Arkansas, Glen Bays, an African American man, was burned at the stake by a mixed-race lynch mob for the murder of planter J. D. Stephens the previous day. On February 20, the Los Angeles Herald's report of Bays' death would appear immediately below a joke about duke-heiress marriages in America and immediately above an advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla.[260]
The town of Jackson, Utah, was destroyed in an explosion caused by a collision between a water train and a freight train carrying dynamite and giant powder. Over 20 people were killed.[261][262][263]
Havank (pseudonym of Hendrikus Frederikus van der Kallen), Dutch crime novelist and journalist; in Leeuwarden, Netherlands (d. 1964, heart attack)[265]
In Prague, a Russian Orthodox church held a service of intercession for Russia's success in the Russo-Japanese War. Several hundred Slav students demonstrated outside the church, but the police prevented them from protesting outside the United States consulate.[280][281]
At the Lackawanna Steel Company plant in West Seneca, New York, a gas leak followed by an explosion asphyxiated masons George Reynolds and M. S. Smith and burned power house worker Frank Prenatt to death. Several other workers were seriously injured.[282]
Argentina officially took control of the future Orcadas Base on Laurie Island.[200]
A 3 a.m. earthquake in San Francisco, California, caused no damage.[292]
At the White House in Washington, D.C., officers of the United States Secret Service arrested Edward Reiger, a man who had repeatedly written eccentric letters to U.S. President Roosevelt. Reiger was found to be carrying a loaded revolver and a box of cartridges. His letters to Roosevelt had asserted that people's names should correspond to their professions (e.g., carpenters should be named Carpenter), and that the present manner of naming people had caused a war among the flies.[293]
In Chicago, Illinois, 3 people died in a fire that partially destroyed the Alhambra theater hotel.[294]
The cod-fishingschoonerMary and Ida dragged her anchor during a gale and was wrecked at Unga Island off the south coast of the Alaska Peninsula. All 8 crewmembers survived due to the efforts of fishermen from the nearby codfish station, who lowered themselves over a cliff to reach a line from the schooner.[314][315]
The upper 4 stories of the 16-story Schiller Building in Chicago, which contained the Garrick Theater, were damaged by fire. The building was located a short distance west of the Iroquois Theater, which had burned on December 30, 1903.[326]
Superintendent Frank C. Hostetter of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition post office was arrested and confessed to having opened, detained and embezzled mail matter in order to obtain inside information on the fair's concessions and exhibits for his own gain or that of friends.[328]
The architect of the Russian building at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition received a cablegram directing him to proceed with construction.[329]
In Waukegan, Illinois, an explosion that destroyed the Warner Sugar Refining Company's starch mill killed 3 workers, injured 18 and caused $250,000 in damage.[330]
Five men were killed by a cave-in on the 6th floor of the 1,000-foot (300 m) level at the Minnie Healy mine in Butte, Montana. The men were working to strengthen the walls, which were known to be in danger of collapse.[344]
Ten crewmembers and 4 passengers died due to a fire aboard the steamer Queen, sailing from San Francisco to ports in Puget Sound. 3 pantrymen died in their bunks; 10 other deaths occurred when 3 lifeboats capsized, and one passenger, an 80-year-old woman, died from exposure.[360][361][362]
Sherlock Holmes with an unusual weapon in "The Adventure of Black Peter"
Two railroad engineers were killed and 7 people injured in a collision between two trains at Luzon station in Point Richmond, California. Alvin Taylor, an African American porter who was also serving as brakeman, was blamed for the accident and was arrested the following day.[364][365] Samuel Pratt, a traveling companion of one of the injured passengers, stated, "When we had got out of the wrecked cars and learned the cause of the trouble there was a great deal of indignation shown for the colored porter and I think if he had been found by those that were searching for him he would have been hanged."[366]
James K. Vardaman, the white supremacist Governor of Mississippi, rescued Albert Baldwin, an African American man, from being lynched in Batesville, Mississippi. Baldwin had been arrested the previous day for the murder of a railroad engineer named Fogarty in Tutwiler, Mississippi, and claimed self-defense. With a mob threatening to burn Baldwin at the stake, the Sheriff of Panola County telegraphed for Governor Vardaman's assistance, and Vardaman arrived in Batesville by special train at about daybreak, in time to take Baldwin into custody, despite a collision with a freight train on the way. The collision was considered suspicious because the engine driver of Vardaman's train was not well-disposed to Baldwin's cause.[378][379]
The post office in Humphrey, Arkansas, was destroyed with dynamite in protest of the appointment of an African American postmaster.[394]
Newspapers published a letter from Booker T. Washington to the Birmingham Age-Herald, in which the African American leader stated, "Within the last fortnight three members of my race have been burned at the stake; of these one was a woman. Not one of the three was charged with any crime even remotely connected with the abuse of a white woman. In every case murder was the sole accusation. All of these burnings took place in broad daylight, and two of them occurred on Sunday afternoon in sight of a Christian church. These barbarous scenes are more disgraceful and degrading to the people who inflict punishment than to those who receive it. If the law is disregarded when a negro is concerned, it will soon be disregarded when a white man is concerned."[395][396]
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This article contains content that is written like an advertisement. Please help improve it by removing promotional content and inappropriate external links, and by adding encyclopedic content written from a neutral point of view. (February 2012) (Learn how and when to remove this message) University College of the NorthFormer namesKeewatin Community College (1966-2004)TypeUniversity collegeEstablishedJuly 1, 2004 as University College of the North 1966 (as Keewatin Community College)Chancell...
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Public school in Wylie, Texas, United StatesWylie High SchoolAddress2550 West FM 544Wylie, Texas 75098-0490United StatesCoordinates33°00′29″N 96°34′17″W / 33.008073°N 96.571449°W / 33.008073; -96.571449InformationSchool typePublic high schoolEstablished1905School districtWylie Independent School DistrictPrincipalBrian Alexander [1]Teaching staff155.99 (FTE)[2]Grades9–12Enrollment2,872 (2020–21)[2]Student to teacher ratio17.74[...
1991 video game 1991 video gameCommander Keen in Aliens Ate My BabysitterDeveloper(s)id SoftwarePublisher(s)FormGenDesigner(s)Tom HallProgrammer(s)John CarmackJohn RomeroJason BlochowiakArtist(s)Adrian CarmackComposer(s)Robert PrinceSeriesCommander KeenPlatform(s)DOS, WindowsReleaseDecember 1991Genre(s)Side-scrolling platformerMode(s)Single-player Commander Keen in Aliens Ate My Babysitter (stylized as Aliens Ate My Babysitter!) is a side-scrolling platform video game developed by id Software...
For the current Gillingham first-team squad, see Gillingham F.C. § Current squad. Barry Fuller captained Gillingham to victory in the 2009 Football League Two play-off final and made his hundredth appearance for the club in 2010. Partially visible second from right is Nicky Southall, one of the longest-serving players in the club's history. Gillingham Football Club is an English professional association football club based in Gillingham, Kent, playing in EFL League Two, the fourth leve...
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Spiral scroll-like ornament that forms the basis of the Ionic order For other uses, see Volute (disambiguation). This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.Find sources: Volute – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (June 2018) (Learn how and when to remove this message) Examples of Ionic volutes. From Julien ...
