6

Noah Thomas Guymon 92 died

5

Susan Coons (Killian) 73
George Brinton Matson 84
Mary Jane Guymon (Matson) 73
Lott Russon 82

4

Bernard Snow (II) 55
Nancy Jane Killian (Snow) 51
John Sylvester Perry 59
Evelone (Eva) Maude Matson (Perry) 54
Anders Peder Jensen 86
Elijah Peck Sr. 61
Charlotte Russon (Peck) 60
Lawson Green Wilson 64
Elmina Green (Wilson) 58

3

William Nephi Lowe 42
Mary Louisa Powell (Lowe) 32
Charles Eben Snow 27
Edith Estella Perry (Snow) 30
Martin Peterson 46
Elisha Peck Jr. 40
Elizabeth Jane Wilson (Peck) 35

2

Earl Franklin Lowe 8
Jessie Marlene Snow (Lowe) 5
Harry Chester Peterson 9
Mada Elizabeth Peck (Peterson) 9

General

Population: 1.76 Billion*

• Entertainment: Music includes Strauss, Sibelius, Bartók, Stravinsky, Ravel, Joplin, Edward Elgar, Mahler, Wolf-Ferrari, Arnold Schonberg, Lehar, Richard Wagner (posth), Irving Berlin composes ragtime
  Popular songs include I Want to be in Dixie, Alexander's Ragtime Band, Bye Bye My Honey
  Writers include Max Beerbohm, Rupert Brooke, Theodire Dreiser, DH Lawrence, Katherine Mansfield, Saki, Hugh Walpole, HG Wells, Edith Wharton, GK Chesterton, Ezra Pound, JM Thompson, Poet Rabindranath Tagore wins Nobel Prize
  Art includes Renoir, Georges Braque, Matisse, Paul Klee
  Films include Anna Karenina, Spartacus, Pinocchio, Nick Carter, Enoch Arden, The Abyss
• Politics: US-Japanese and Anglo-Japanese commercial treaties signed
• Science: 1st Solvay Congress of physicists
  Hess detects cosmic rays
  Rutherford and Marsden discover structure of the atom
  Nobel Prize for Chemistry to Marie Curie
  Superconductivity discovered
• Technology: Kettering develops electronic self-starter for autos
• Transportation: First transcontinental plane flight
  First presentation of Gordon-Bennet International Aviation Cup
• Deaths: Painter Joseph Israels, Sculptor Reinhold Begas, Kantian philosopher Wilhelm Dilthey, Librettist WS Gilbert, Etcher Alphonse Legros, Mountaineer Edward Whymper, Physicist JH vant Hoff, Composer Gustav Mahler, Jack Daniel (Yep that one) kicks his safe in frustration and injures toe – infection kills him

Africa

• Libya: Italy conquers Libya leading to Italian-Turkish War to 1912
  Italy occupies Tripoli
• Morocco: German gunboat Panther creates international incident at Agadir - second Morocco crisis
  Revolt at Fez (Morocco) leads to French occupation
  Second Morocco Crisis

Americas

• General: US-Canada tariff deal
• Honduras: End of civil war
• Mexico: Mexican Revolution starts three-year period of instability
  Pancho Villa overthrows Porfiro Diaz
  Emiliano Zapata proposes Plan of Ayala
  Armistice ends civil war
• Peru: Machu Picchu discovered

Asia

• China: Revolution overthrows Qing dynasty, start brief Manchu dynasty with Sun Yat-sen president
  Chinese rebellion against Manchus
  Flooding in Yangtze River China kills 100,000 then another 100,000 afterwards from starvation
  WuChang Uprising
  Pigtails abolished
  Calendar reformed
• India: King George V attends coronation and Dubar in Delhi
• Japan: Complete independence
• Philippines: Eruption in Mt. Taal kills 1335 - twice eruption

Europe

• General: Agadir Crisis between France and Germany – Germany sends gunboat to Morocco but withdraws claims
• Austria-Hungary: Karl von Sturgkh named Austrian Prime Minister
• Denmark: Abolishment of death penalty
• France: Mona Lisa stolen
  French ship explodes
  Joseph Caillaux named Premier
  Jacob Epstein creates tomb of Oscar Wilde in Paris
  General Joseph Joffre becomes Chief of French General Staff
• Germany: German warship invades Moroccan port
  Kaiser's Hamburg speech asserts Germany's "Place in the Sun"
  Emile Jaques-Dalcroze founds institute for teaching of eurhythmics
  First flight from Munich to Berlin reaches record height of 12,800 feet
• Great Britain: Parliament act ensures sovereignty of House of Commons
  House of Lords forbidden from blocking legislation
  Cambridge Medieval History appears
  Scots v. Russ. Shootout in London
  Ramsay MacDonald elected chair of British Labour Party
  Winston S. Churchill appointed First Lord of the Admirality
  National Insurance Act provides unemployment insurance
  Three men in London hanged for murder of Sir Edmund Berry – hanged at Greenberry Hill – names were Green, Berry and Hill
  British Official Secrets Act becomes law
  Temperature in London reaches 100 degrees F – first
  British ministers receive salaries for first time
• Italy: Turko-Italian War - Italy declares war on Turkey and annexes Tripoli and Cyrenacia
  First use of aircraft for offensive measures
• Portugal: Liberal constitution promulgated
• Russia: Prime Minister Pyotr Stolypin assassinated
  Famine

Middle East

• Ottoman Empire: Turko-Italian War

Pacific

• Antarctica: Roald Amundsen Norwegian team reaches S Pole beating Scott's British team
• Australia: North Territory created
• New Zealand: Universal military training established

President:

Pres: William H. Taft

General

• Business: Standard Oil Company monopoly declared unconstitutional
  IBM company created
• Culture: National Urban League founded
• Education: NEA reports give emphasis to history and attacks older "Greek" (bookish) curriculum
  Public Education Agency announces need to transform public schools into child welfare agencies
• Energy: Shoshone and Roosevelt Dams built
• Law: Sullivan-Hoey Fire Prevention Law passes after Triangle fire
  Supreme Court adopts T. Roosevelt's ideas regarding good and bad trusts
• Medicine: Dr. Noguchi of Rockefeller Institute infects patients and children with syphilis
• Military: Mexican-American War – US sends troops cautiously

East

• New York: Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire kills 145

Midwest

• Illinois: Shotgun Man an assassin of the Black Hand kills 15 in Chicago
• Indiana: First running of the Indianapolis 500
• Missouri: Buffalo Bill working in St. Louis decided to make movie
• South Dakota: Temperature falls 47 degrees Fahrenheit in 15 minutes in Rapid City
• Wisconsin: Second successful Worker Compensation plan created

South

• Georgia: Robert T Jones of Atlanta age 9 wins Junior Championship – goes on to great career

West and Pacific

• California: 6.5 quake
  Tamarack sets all-time U.S. monthly snowfall record with 390 inches
• Nevada: Last Massacre as 12 Bannock Indians kill four ranchers in NV – posse kills 8 and capture final four
• Utah: Hotel Utah created
  

President

Pres: Joseph F. Smith

Membership: 407,291

Temples: 4

Other

• Church adopts Boy Scout program and become a sponsor
• President Roosevelt refutes charges against Senator Reed Smoot, defusing anti-Mormon propaganda surge of 1910-11
• T Roosevelt writes a letter published in Colliers refuting anti-Mormons
• Saints meet with President and Tabernacle Choir performs
• Harvey Fletcher the physics professor joins BYU
• The House of the Lord published