Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-04-02
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.

cusda-.
Ruth Wheeler. the missing girl who
was found partly moderated on the
fire escape OF New York tenement
house. was burned alive.
A report reached Manila that eight
men had been killed or wounded by
the explosion of a gun on the United
States cruiser Charleston.
a Wisconsin legislative committee
decided on the adoption of the German
scale in proposing legislation for com.
pensation fer industrial accidents.
Monday.
Several hundred persons we're burn.
ed to deaf at dance In Hungary.
Justice Brewer of the United States
Supreme Court died suddenly fellow.
Ing stroke Of apoplexy.
Bessie Mitchell CT Chicago, was
murdered at LoraiI. O.. with her sis.
ter, BY man who committed suicide.
Theodore Roosevelt desed pop liar
sentiment among Egyptians by tel ing
University OF Cairo audience that
their country IL not prepared for ma.
tionalism.
Tuesday.
The entire west was swept by storms
which in some places amounted to bliz-
yards.
Howlins mobs of fanatical students
hooted Col. Roosevelt. and the Cairo
police dispersed them.
Alexander Agassiz, noted scientist
and head of the Calume..Hecla Min
Ing Company, died at sea.
James J. Hill 10 said to have out.
w!;ted the Hauinln interests In Ore.
son and viii spend S3O,o00,000 to com.
plete another transcontincntal line.
New York State Senator Aids was
branded br!be.takei by his colleagues
aad resigned his seat. Governor
Hughes urged thorough cleaning out"
Wednesday.
Mcnelik H.. king OF Abyss!nia, was
reported dead.
Tariff experts say the United States
gave too much to Canada.
A New York grand jury indicted
Young Albert Wol,er rs a murderer,
Admiral Fourier OF the French
navy sees peril of war between United
States and Japan
Mayor Gaynor expected the new liz
ucr law enforcement order to give
New York dry" Sundays.
4 Salt Lake City man offered to es.
;ablish New YorS.London airship
mail line for the government.
The governors Of the New York
Stock Exchange, In answer to critics,
announced drastic set of new rules.
Canada and the United States
reached complete tariff agreement
and plans are now on foot looking even
to closer relations in the form of re-
,iproci,y.
Thursday.
Ey.V!ce President Fairbanks was
given welcome home after his trip
arou,s. the world,
Twenty persons were hurt in the
wreckin2 OF funeral train In tho
Illinois Central yarGs in Chicago.
The Arkansas Land Congress began
| a movement 10 bring 100000 new set
tiers into that state during the year.
Theodore Roosevelt was given an
audience with the khedive in Cairo
and spent the day in the Egyptian cap
ital.
After hard fight in the Senate the
| appropriation for $500 yearly for 4
| masseur in the new Office building was
defeated
| Grave fears are entertained as TO
the results of the violent eruption Of
| Etna, which belches stream Of lava
1900 feet wide,
Friday.
! Mount Etna was laundering from
fifteen craters.
| The widow OF the late President
Faurc of France is craZed by the Stein
| Il!4I stuliuai,
Twelve persons persisted in the burn
n9 Of the furniture factory OF l.. Fish
| 6 Co. is Chicago
Lieut.. Shackleton said a shortage in
food was all that prevented him from
reaching the south pole,
a commission urged the United
States to protect Liberia from the
peris Of European nation,
The question OF wet or dry Chica'
go cannot be voted upon April 5, the
election board declaring the petition
invalldated by Irregular and fictitious
signatures.
Saturday.
George w. Coleman, the Cambridge
| (Mass.) bank embe2zler, said he lost
| $4,000 at faro.
The Amer!can-Canadlan water ways
treaty vii make Lake Michigan free
to vessels of both countries
The wor5t at Etna seemed over, In
dicationS were that the disturbance
would not last much longer.
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