The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03

hitting Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory to statehood.
June 1S.-Fiftieth anniversary of Re-
publican party celebrated at Philadel-
phia.
June 22-king Haakon VII. and
Queen Maud of Norway crowned.
June 23.-House passed Pure Food
bill.
June 27.-Earthquake shocks in
South Wales.
July More than score of Ameri
cans killed in railroad wreck at Sails
bury, England.
July 3.-Secretary Root departed on
his trip to South America.
July 1O.-voyage of drydock Dewey
from Baltimore to the Philippines end
ed.
July 12.-Captain Alfred Dreyfus
restored to the French army.
July 14.-Honduras declared war on
Guatemala.
July 2O.-Central American repub.
lies signed peace treaty on board
United States cruiser Marblehead.
July 21.-Czar dissolved the douma.
July 22.-American Federation OF
Labor announced political program.
July 23.-Pan-American congress
opened at Rio Janiero.
July 25.-Pedro Monte chosen pres
ident OF Chile.
July 30.-British house of commons
passed the Education bill.
July 31.-Russian troops near Hell
singfors mutinied.
Aug. 3.-Workmen's council in Rus
STA declared general strike.
Aug. 4.-Many lives lost by founder
ing of Italian steamer Sirio near Palos,
Spain.
Aug. milwaukee avenue State
bank Of Chicago failed.
Aug. 16.-Terrible earthquake des-
troyed Valparaiso and other Chilean
cities.
Aug. 17.-Ffrst election in Alaska
for delegates to congress.
Aug. Observation-Disclosures became &C.
tive in Cuba.
Aug. 21-Speaker Cannon Endorsed
for president by Illinois republicans
Aug. 24.-President Roosevelt de-
clared in favor of simplified spelling.
Aug. 26.-General MINI, Russian
commander, assassinated by girl revo-
lutionary.
Aug. 27.-Indictments returned
against Standard Oil company at Chi
cago.
Aug. 36-General Min, Russian
New York in honor of w. J. Bryan
on return from trip around the world.
Sept. 3.-President Roosevelt re-
viewed warships at Oyster Bay.
Sept. 9.-Troops destroyed Jewish
quarter of Siedlce, Russian Poland.
Sept. 12.-United States warships
ordered to Cuba. twelve killed in Cam
adian Pacific wreck near Sudbury.
Sept. 14.-McKinley statue unveiled
at Columbus, Ohio.
Sept 15.-Fifteenth Universal Peace
congress opened at Milan.
Sept. 1S.-Disastrous typhoon at
Hong Kong.
Sept. 19.-Secretary Taft arrived at
Havana.
Sept. 21.-Much damage done by
dynamite explosion at Jellico, Tenn.
Sept. 24.-Pike centennial celebra-
ton began at Colorado Springs.
Sept. 27.-Severe storm in the Gulf
states.
Sept. 29.-Secretary Taft took tenn
porary charge of the government of
Cuba.
Sept. 30.-American won balloon
race across the English channel.
Oct Federal Meat Inspection bill
became operative.
Oct. 5.-Great Britain and United
States concluded modus vivendi re-
garding Newfoundland fisheries.
Oct. 6.-France victorious in Van
derbilt cup race on Long Island.
Oct. 10.-Cuban-American banking
firm of Ceballcs & Co. failed with liza
bilities amounting to several million
dollars.
Oct. 16.-French submarine boat Lu-
tin lost with crew off Bizerta.
Oct. 19.-Standard Oil company
found guilty of conspiracy against
trade in Ohio.
Oct. 21.-Russian steamer Varagin
destroyed by floating mine near Vladi-
vostok.
Oct23.-Women suffrage advocates
caused disturbance in British parlia-
ment: Oscar S. Strauss appointed Sec
rotary of commerce and labor.
Oct 25.-Japan demanded of the
United States full rights of the treaty
of 1894 for Japanese subjects in Call
ifornia
Oct. 2S.-More than SO lives lost in
Pennsylvania railroad wreck near At
lantic City.
Nov. international exposition
opened at Christchurch, New Zealand.
Nov. 2.-Word received from Peary
that he had reached farthest north.
Nov. General elections for state
officers, legislatures and congressman.
Nov. 7.-William H. Moody appoint
ed to the supreme court.
Nov. 12-Fifty emigrants killed in
railroad wreck near Woodville, Ind.
Nov S.-freSluenL Roosevelt started
for Panama.
Nov. 14.-John D. Rockefeller and
other Standard Oil officials indicted
at Findlay, Ohio.
Nov. 15.-Federal government began
suit at st. Louis against Standard Oil
company.
Nov. 16.-Great floods in Washington
and Oregon.
Nov. 1S.-Bomb explosion in st. Pet