Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13
EVENTS OF THE DAY
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS
OF THE WORLD.
A Comprehensive Review Of the Important
Happenings Of the Past Week Presented
In Condensed Form Which Is Most
Likely to Prove Of Interest to Our Many
Readers

Several lives were lost in tornado
in Oklahoma.
A mint is not likely to be cstab.
lishcd at Manila.
A nugget weighing 1924 has been
found in the klondike.
Secretary Gage favors u "token"
dollar for the Philippines.
The weather bureau has sent out
warning against rainmakcrs.
The governor has called an extra
session of the Washington legislature.
The explosion of car OF dynamite
ut Binghampton, n. y, cost six
lives.
DIR. DAILY, who started the Gem
balmed beef agitation, committed
suicide.
Edgar Gicrhafer was arrested in
California for larceny of $4,000 in
New York.
The Lake Washington canal pro-
jcct has been referred to the general
naval board for final decision.
Action OF Canadians in jumping
Americans mining claims causes
protest to be made to former govern
ment.
Sixty British surrendered to Bocr
force.
Senator Tillman has withdrawn his
resignation.
The English Derby race was won
by an American horse.
The labor situation throughout
Spain is in II critical condition.
Fire destroyed valuable library
within the sacred city at Pekin.
Another naval cadet has been dis
missed from Annapolis for hazing.
Five fishing boats, carrying III
men have been lost in Iceland waters.
Late advices from Alaska say the
Yukon river is now open to point
below Dawson.
There are several thousand Ameri-
cans in South Africa fighting on one
side or the other.
The driver was killed and three
passengers injured in British Co.
lumbia stage accident.
International survey places most
valuable mines in Mount Baker dis
trict on American side.
Immigrants suffering from tubercu-
losis in any form will not be allowed
to land in this country.
The Mexican government refuses to
allow the removal of a number OF an
tiquities from that country.
The delegates of the New York
chamber OF commerce were banqueted
by the London chamber of commerce.
There are yet many rebels in arms
in the island of Cebu.
jamestown. Cape Colony, has been
captured by the Beers.
Judge Taft will be the first governor
Of the Philippine islands.
The Chinese emperor is planning
trip to Europe for next year.
Civil government will be inaugur-
ated in the Philippines July l.
Eight miners were killed by an ex-
plosion in Il Michigan coal mime.
The cup defender Costutition was
dismasted in q squall during her trial
trip.
Chicago machinists demand that
the Employers Association shall dis
band.
Three persons were killed and Is
injured, some fatally, in train wreck
in Georgia.
Construction has begun on rail-
road from Grand Forks, B. c., to Re-
public, Wash.
Carnegie says that England will
yet appeal to the United States for
military help.
The president and cabinet has de.
cided that an extra session Of con.
gress is unnecessary.
A new tobacco trust has been
formed to take over the American and
Contintenal companies.
Twenty thousand acres of hay and
gram were destroyed by fire near the
town of Los Banos, Cal.
Lord kitcheners reports of the re-
cent battle ut Nlakfontein shows the
British loss to have been POO.
Russia's casualties during the Chi
nese campaign were 81 officers and
6S2 men killed or died of wounds.
The city of Mattoon, Ill.,, was
almost entirely dcstoryed by fire
The property loss will reach SIS, 600
The rebel general Cables doubted
that Aguinaldo had been captured,
and sent special servant to satisfy
himself.
England's average winter tempera-
ture is eight degrees above freezing
point.
Germany has now 10000, 600 more
inhabitants than France. $4,000, 900
more than Austria Hungary, D.
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