The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1906-08-25
news OF THE Week
In a Condensed Form Tor Ouf
Busy Readers.
HAPPENINGS OF Two CONTINENTS
A Resume Of the Less Important nut
Not Less Interesting Events
of the Past Week.
HAPPENINGS OF Two CONTINENTS

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Russian army.
Heat in Chicago is causing many
deaths and prostrations.
The car has decided to Immediately
give land to the peasants.
Japan will investigate the killing of
seal poachers by Americans.
Southern railroads have announced
that they will obey the rate law.
Valparaiso is under marital law, and
is fast recovering from the earthquake.
Cuban citizens residing in New York
will ask Roosevelt to take hand in
affairs in Cuba.
A Jewish massacre is threatened at
Liedlce, Poland, where the chief OF
police has been killed.
The Pan-American conference aims
to make gold the universal money basis
of the western hemisphere.
London papers predict the annexa-
ton of Cuba by the United States and
say it is the only thing to do.
A st. Louis woman has married the
wrong man through mistake in send
ing letters by marriage bureau.
San Francisco will erect temporary
wooden city hall to be used until the
present structure can be repaired.
Cuban officials believe the insurrec-
ton has reached it's limit.
The government has withdrawn negro
troops from Texas garrisons.
Hartman is gaining control of the
Northwestern as we'll as St. Paul road.
The National Red Cross will receive
funds for the relief of stricken Chilean
cities.
The steamer Manchuria, which went
on a reef in the Hawaiian islands, is
rapidly going to pieces.
The towon of Llaillai is reported to
have entirely disappeared as result of
the Chilean earthquake.
Pat Grove has given up his old life
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has told the Omaha police.
Dowie has been trying to settle diff
cities with Voliva, but the latter has
declined the prophets terms.
Mine gas in the coal mines near Ma
hanoy City, Pa, killed two miners,
probably fatally injured five others and
about dozen were overcome.
The railroads companies convicted at
st. Louis of giving rebates to the pack
ers have taken an appeal to the United
States Circuit court of Appeals.
An instruction in Cuba ic spreading
in an alarming fashion.
San Francisco has raised $4,000 for
relief work in stricken Chilean cities.
Several more members of the dis
solved Russian douma have been ar
! rested.
1t is reported that John D. Rookie
, TELLER will establish home for aged
chorus girls.
French secret service men have cap.
tured supply of bombs intended fol
use on President Fallieres.
San Francisco bank clearings have
passed Pittsburg and she now stands
sixth in the United States.
The state of Illinois will see that
prisoners released from the peniten
, tiary are provided with work.
The Pacific Mail steamer Manchuris
went on a reef off Rabbit is land, II
the Hawaiian group. The vessel will
likely prove total wreck. No live
n we're loet.
Word has been received at San Fran
, cisco that the government transport ser
vice will remain at the bay city Plan
for the erection OF new docks and sup
ply stations at Fort Mason have beef
approved and work will start within
few weeks.
Railroads have voluntarily reduces
grain rates in Minnesota.
{, The governor of Warsaw has beel
seriously injured by bomb.
Activity of the police frustrated
plan to assassinate King Alfonso.
1t is said the sultan OF Turkey ha
decided to recognize Leishman as a
ambassador.
Many immigrants who would be re
fused admittance at a port OF entr
d are being smuggled in through Mexico
". Bookbinders in the government
printing ofic, threaten to strike o
H. account OF the action of foreman te
- ward the men.