Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-01
Current Events Of Interest Gathered
From The World al Large.
General Resume of important Events
Presented In Condensed Form
for Our Busy Readers.

twenty-five persons ioSL Cnelr NVeS
in box factory fire at Newark, N. J.
Governor Clark, of Alaska, says Pin.
chotism is the curse Of that, territory.
Michael Cudahy, founder of the
great Cudahy Packing company is
dead.
King George, of England, will aid
the Liberals If they win the coming
elections. sE ~
The Internal Revenue department
says illicit distilling is largely on the
increase in Prohibition states.
1t is claimed that several thousand
babies are starving in Chicago as the
result of the. garment workers strike,
which is no nearer settlement than
ever.
Count Nascimento, of Portugal, was
not satisfied with the 81, 900, 900 dover
of his prospective American bride, and
the girls father has, declared the
match off. 81 Al
A force of coo ReEiSans troops rout-
edsAO0 rebels after six hours fighting,
killing Is revolutionists and wounding
many. The government forces had
several wounded.
4 prominent physician OF. Moline,
ILL.,; was arrested for attempting to ex-
tort $35, 900 from the president of the
John. Deere Plow company by means Of
imitation Black Hand letters.
A big battle is expected for the SEN
atorship from Kansas.
Woman suffrage will be voted upon
at the coming election in England.
Representative Tawney opposes the
idea of fortifying the Panama canal.
General Madero, the Mexican revolu-
tionary leader is reported to be wound-
ed.
Berlin police have warned women
against wearing dangerously long hat
pins.
A ten-round fight at Akron, Ohio,
was opened by prayer.by an evangelist,
who was introduced by the mayor.
The fine trotting stallion, The Bonds
man, was sold at the New York horse
show for s11, 900 to an Oregon man.
A number of Jesuit priests banished
from Portugal have arrived at San
Francisco and will remain in this coun- |
try.
Daniel Keefe, commissioner general
of immigration, declares that half the {
Chinese in this country are here by !
fraud. {
An extensive mutiny is in progress )
in the Brazilian navy. The men de- :
manded more pay and the abolition of
corporal punishment.
The bursting of an internal lake in
Behring glacier, Alaska, caused dis !
astrous flood in Behring river valley
which destroyed many miners cabins,
and it is believed many miners were
lost. :
Three men, woman and a child i
we're arrested in a shack on the Sound, ,
where they had lived for three years, v
without work. The shanty i
vas full of silverware and cut glass, /,
and also quantity of silk. Il
Mexican rebels have been victorious e
n many night attacks.
Premier Asquith was attacked and =,
'eaten by English suffragettes. h
A 12-year old boy of Lebanon, KY, n
lied of injuries received in a football io
,ame. NJ
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insurgency is rife among the Demo- bl
ratio members of the coming con-
'ress.
Internal revenue receipts are report
d to be $12, 600, 900 ahead of the pre- 6 g
ious fiscal year. ~ ~
Millionaire miningsfakirs arrested in of
lew York did not attempt to procure W
all and are remaining in Jail. Ei
An aviator at Mobile, sAla., struck 90
be eatrh while flying low, wrecking his nj
lachine. He escaped without injury. bo
Eleven Austrians left Portland to 30
sturn voluntarily to their native land, oH
here they will have to serve three IN
ears in the army. They all expect to
,turn to this country after visiting
I'D doing their military duty.
The steamer Beaver rammed and
Ink the tramp freighter Selja off San Ie
harbor in a dense fog. The M
lly fatalities were the drowning of me
70 Chinese members of the Selja's we
ew, although the injured steamer an
ent down within Is minutes after scs
ing struck. on
a {
Out-of-dste railroad methods are FIR
AIMED for high rates in the East.
New Mexico's proposed constitution
much shorter even thanstha of Ore -
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II is reported that two Mexican cit Hs
, have fallen into the hands Of the ins
bells. DO
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Vessels Of all kinds are limping into str
ast ports and report terrific gales So,
d desperate struggles for safety. In