Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
Items from All Parts Of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
A Weekly Digest Of the Most important
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.
Sunday.

The site OF Walkerville. Ont, valued
at S22OOO,OOO. will be claimed In suit
BY G. II. Iabodc Of South Bend. Ind.
A bullet fred by George Busse. brother
Of the Mayor Of Chicago, crashed through
a window Of the Mayors apartments and
killed Mrs. l.. G. Tuckcrman. daughter OF
q retired army officer. across an areaway.
NJ Lopukine. former director OF 20.
lice In the department Of the ministry OF
the interior In Russia. was arrested and
charged with being u spy In league with
the fighting branch Of the revolutionary
party.
Monday.
Chicago aldermen raised their pay to
$1,000 a year. In spite Of protests OF
some Of the Council members.
The Federal Supreme Court affirmed
New York SOccnt gas law and decided
that a trust cannot collect debts
Five hundred farmers In a stormy
meeting united In a fight to raise the price
Of milk In Chicago to o cents per quart.
The Nevada Legislature In committee Of
the whole adopted resolution urging
California to pass anti-Japancsc lcgisla-
ton despite threats and coercion BY
President Roosevelt.
Tuesday.
The lower house of the Nevada Legis.
lature passed bitter anti.Jap resolution
after taking out rebukc to President.
Count Komura. japanese foreign min
lister. In speech In the diet declared rela-
tons with the United States are cordial
and that Japan seeks only harmony.
President Roosevelt administered
verbal spanking to the Nevada Legislature
for its attempt to rcprove the nations OK.
ecutivc and stir up up trouble with
Japan.
1t In said there Ii good authority for
the statement that George NJ. Reynolds.
president of the Continental National
Bank Of Chicago will be Secretary Of
| the Treasury.
Exposures Of gait in III" building
trades In Chicago resulted In a settle.
ment Of the Scully Steel AMI lion Com
pany strike. and the probability Of
si'nilar disposition Of the trouble at the
new Northwestern depot.
Evidence before the Senate committee
dictate that the financial trouble In the fall
Of 1907 may nave been brought about by
j. r. Morgan and others to revenge them.
selves on John W. Gates.
Wednesday.
The lower house Of the California Leg.
islature, after a prolonged and sharp de.
bate. rejected the anti'Japanese bill.
President Roosevelt. In a formal state
ment. repeats his opposition to restrict.
Ing the field Of usefulness OF the secret
service.
Over Governor Pattcrson's veto the
Tennessee Senate passed the bill prohib.
iting the manufacture Of intoxicants In
the State.
Governor Haskell Of Oklahoma IL one
Of seven men indicted by q federal grand
jury at Muskogec on a charge Of conspir-
acy to defraud the government In town
site land deals.
Thursday.
Comes was sworn In o. president Of
the Cuban republic amid gay scenes.
Search for the Republic was delayed
BY false tips caused by amateur wireless
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Friday.
Heavy storm ragged from the Rockies to
the East, bringing death and damage.
Former Rector Robert Morris Kemp OF
st. Chrysostom's Episcopal Church in
Chicago was held to grand jury on charges
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