Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-01-25
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS D0|NGS
General Review of Important Hap
penings Presented in a Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-National, Political, His
torical and Commercial.
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lodged the dangerous points.
Few invitations will be issued to th'
Longworth- Roosevelt wedding.
Beet sugar men have planned figh
on the Philippine bill in the senate.
Several midshipmen at the Newpor
navy yard have been attacked with
spotted fever.
Jacob Riis has stirred up some sena
tors by declaring it possible that Roose
velt may run again.
The Liberal victory in the recent
British elections assures Irish home
rule and radical labor laws.
A soldier from Fort Lawton was SEN
fenced to one minutes imprisonment
by the Seattle municipal judge.
France is acting cautiously in the
Venezuelan affair, not wishing to gain
the i'll will of the United States.
Two French scientists will 60 as far
south as possible by boat and then en-
deavor to reach the pole by balloon.
Canal zone medical authorities have
imposed six days quarantine on Co.
lombian and Venezuelan ports, as the
zone is now free from disease.
Judge Hunt, of the Montana United
States court, says cutting OF govern
ment timber must stop. He has just
fined man 5000 and says each sue
hrin hno iov
fine.
Senator Depew's health has broken
down.
Heyburn's pure food bill is likely to
be come law.
1t is said the United States will offer
to sell the Philippine islands to Japan.
Berlin tears further Socialist riots
and troops are being held in readiness.
Secretary Taft is investigating affairs
in the Philippines for possible graft
by officials theirs.
Chiei Engineer Stevens, of the canal,
has been elected vice president of the
Panama railroad.
Luke Wright has been appointed am
bassador to Japan. General Smith will
succeed him as Philippine governor.
Admiral Endicott, chief of the bu.
reau of yards and docks, wants new
dry dock at the Puget Sound navy
yard.
Porto Ricans are making a strong
plea for home government. They
claim the American officials ignore
their wishes.
Brown University, New York, will
build $4,000 library in memory of
John Hay. Carnegie has given $780,
900 toward the fund.
Jacob Riis, close friend of the pres
ident, predicts long war of the people
against special privileges, with Roose-
velt as the peoples champion.
Taft wants the government to lay
cable to Panama.
Roosevelt has been asked to bring
about peace in Turkey.
France has expelled the Venezuelan
envoy and will make naval attack on
Castro.
Hamburg Socialists and police
clashed and number of the latter are
wounded.
An American has been arrested in
Russia for aiding the revolutionary
movement.
Eighteen men were killed by an ex-
plosion in coal mine 25 miles from
Charleston, W. Va.
A scandal has broken out in England
over the recent election. A number OF
prominent persons are involved.
The house will pass bill suspend
ing the eight-hour law on the isthmus
during construction Of the canal.
The signatures OF American women
who desire to see Smoot ousted from
the senate fill so volumes and will be
distributed among the senators.
An attempt has been made to kill
Ex-Governor Peabody, of Colorado, by
placing poison in his food. His daugh-
ter is seriously i'll, but will recover.
The price OF glass will be increased
10 per cent by the trust within the
next two weeks, and another advance
of per cent will be made week
later.
Fire almost destroyed Convoy, a
small Ohio town.
Another American miner has been
killed by Indians in Mexico.
Jaspar Jennings, the Grants fass boy
on trial for killing bis father, has been
found guilty.
A new gas company has been formed
in Portland and will ask the city coun-
ell for franchise.
Ruseellville, a email Arkansas town,
has had it's entire business section wip-
ed out by fire. The loss will reach
$500, 900.