The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-29

1 July 1s--rhe Korean ministry re
 July 1s--rh. Emperor of Koisa ab- July 2o--rhe Hague confsfsucs ap- proved the proposal to adopt the Red Cross convention to naval warfare.
 July 2S-The new port of Zeebruggs
 July sesSinete eSpGls SrisIs Ga in ssHfonnd ss,sS
 July as--Jspan and s.orea agreed oh
 July S7-svsnssu%eis % refused Used" to ioi srbi- trate the American claims.
 r,,,t1sya July 2s-.wiliiam P. Haywood ac- stsunenbers Of HhH idai,o. q eA-s0vern0l
 July .s0-Ffrst election held for the Philippine Assembly
 of I tns soathsfn haway lixassd to s o ssns. sas Aug: sJudgsl Landis fined the Aug e-tsocernor Smith of Georgia signed the State prohibition bill.
 Aug. s-rhe Southern Railway oon- gardins passenger rates.
 Augi s---A strike of telegraph ope- rators spread through many American Aug. lo--wisconsIn Central Railway Company lined 1000 for rebatins.
 Aug. fl--The Eighth International zionist Congress opened at The
 Aug. Is--Rins Edward and Emperor Francis Joseph met near Ischi.
 Aug. 19-The Transvaal Parliament voted to buy the culinan diamond and present t to King Edward
 at the cornerstone laying for the Pii- grim monument at Provincetow1, Mass
 Aug. 25--Announcement made that sail from the Atlantic to the Pacifc Aug Aug. s4-sscretary Taft. speaking in gkla homa; attacked the proposed state
 Aug. 2S---IIouse of Lords passed the deceased wtfe's sister marriage Dill. visited President Rcosevsit % 9l at sNsasn oystsr Aug. si-Mirza All NAsghan, Premier Sept. 3EFifteenth National Irriea- @ fion Congress opened in Sacramento. . Sept sMcKinley monument at Buff
 Sept "A modus vivendi signed to cover the Newfoundland fisheries for Sept. -Anti-Japanese riots in van- Sept 10--Annual national encamps ment of Grand Army of the Republic Sept 12--Franco- Spanish army routed the Moors at Taddert.
 Sept. 13-The Cunard liner Lusitania QueenstcYn to. sandy Hook in i've days and fffty-four minutes.
 Sept >1?-State Constitution adopted
 Sept. is~Nsw Tranco. M Y .canadian com ,mercial treaty signed at Paris
 Sept. s1--The Hague Conference Se the for
 Sept 2s-Trial of United States sena- fpa,,s foa Sorsn of Idahe on charges of land New York City Hallway Company. - ws wsspt; sptn as- 2ssmsscretary of State Root ieft
 Sept. 2S--Sir John Charles Bell elect ed Lord Mayor of London.
 sept 3o-President Roosevelt spoke s. at tne oeaication Of the McKiniey mon-
 Oct; t--President Roosevelt started on trip doTn the Mississippi River. Secretary Taft in private audience at
 oct. Se-Deep. Waterways Convention Oct. 1--Rodoiphe Lemieux appointed Canada's envoy to Japan to take up the immigration problem.
 Oct 12-Secretary Taft welcomed in
 Oct isgsecretary Taft opened the Filipino Assembly at Manila.
 Oct. 2o-Nine balloonists started in Zee eyA -S~eAo0bAO C9d4~
 Oct 'a1apresident s; Roosevelt made q sDessh oea ssknisssrBBcahsr yksshissssrB M,ss r.st Com
 oct. 2s~secretary cortsiyou sf took steps ct t9 relieve the fApancial situation. on New York stock SHs ExcSange.p eS iuy per cent
 Oct. 25--Several banks in New York anS Get brSSklEa SSNEa suspended; pr,n s1;..,n r.. authorized use of loan certificates. Oct 29--King Alfonso and Queen Victoria arrived in London. ain and France signed a treaty guar-
 Nov s-Neariy 17:ooo British rail- way employees voted in favor of a ]. Nov. 5-Elections held in thirteen
 Nov. s-cerman Enon.ror ana pn,. press left Berlin for London.
 Nov. 9-Crown Princess of Germany gave birth to g son.
 Noy 14-aWiIlisp .aas ,. Brysn published Democratic Den Presidential enomination
 Nov. 14-oklahoma admitted to the Nov. i7@Presidsnt Rooseveit an- nounced an issue of Panama bonds and interest bearing certificates of in- Nov. 1s--Alabama Legislature voted In favor of State prohibition.
 Nov. 26--Howard Maxwell, deposed President of the Borough Bank of Brooklyn. committed suicide.
 Nov, s0-.Jamestown Precautionary Exposition closed
 Dec. 2--Sixtieth Congress opened.
 Dec 3--Mrs. Annie M. Bradley ac- quilted at Washington of the murder of former Senator Arthur Brown of Utah.
 Dec. 5--Natsonal Bank of Commerce of Kansas City suspended.
 Dec. 11--Presfdent Roosevelt issued a statement reiterating his decision not to acceut third term nomination.
 Dec 16--Fleet of sixteen American battleships left Hampton Roads for the Pacific.
 Dec. Is-Secretary Cortelyou issued a statement denying he was a candi- date. for the Republican Presidential nomination.
 Dec 1s-Personal encounter between Representative Williams of Mississippi and DeArpnond of Missouri on the floor of the House of Representatives.