Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-11-29

republican state committee of Maine.
Friends think he may succeed Hanna
as chairman of the national commit
tee.
Unless circumstances warrant an ex-
the battleship Kentucky will remain
at Smyrna, Turkey, more than five
days
Leonard M. Nash. a Princeton fresh
man, fell from the top of the water
tower which he was climbing with
another student and was instantly
killed.
The Grain Dealers National asso-
citation in convention at Indianapolis
adopted the resolution urging con-
gress to repeal the documentary
stamp law.
The board of police commissioners
of New York has decided to formulate
charges against Inspector Cross and
Captain Herlihy in connection with the
vice crusade.
Division over high" and low"
ritual is likely to cause split in Episco-
pal diocese of Fond du Lac, Wis. The
secession of Trinity church, Oshkosh,
is threatened
The federal supreme court, five
justices to four, decided in favor of
Tennessee's law forbidding the sale
or giving away of cigarettes within
that state.
The American Ice Company's direc-
tors are not required to appear before
the referee appointed by the attorney
general, according to decision in the
supreme court at Albany, N Y.
1t is expected that the river and
harbor army reorganization and reap
portionment bills will be put through
the house so as to be ready for the
senate after the holiday vacation.
The scale board factory at Linden
vile, o., together with all it's contents,
was destroyed by fire. There is no
insurance. Only one other factory of
the kind exists in the United States.
David Hennessy, accused of attempt
ing to murder the Corneille family at
Bay Shore, New York, by firing
through the window, was found dead in
vacant house near by, having COM
mitted suicide
In the criminal court at Washington,
d. c., verdict of ! cent damages was
rendered in the case brought by w. T.
Ferguson, colored man, against p. b.
Chase for $4,000 damages for election
from theater.
Chairman Hawley and Mr.. Proctor,
senior republican member, of the
senate committee on military affairs,
said they believed congress would pass
bill giving the president discretion
as to size of army
A body believed to be that of Capt
Jesse Muncey was discovered in a
swamp near Breslau, l.. l., The cap
tain disappeared from Babylon last
Christmas and a reward of 81 900 was
offered for clue to his whereabouts.
The ocean liner Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse arrived at New York two days
late after a stormy trip. A succession
of mishaps ended with grounding on
the harbor bar A coal trimmer COM
hiAlItu oulIluC anu Il COlIlSlOu WAS
barely averted.
At the New York chamber of COM
merce banquet Postmaster General
Smith defined the Administrations
aim as trade expansion and CONNER
cial supremacy, and Bishop William
Lawrence assailed trusts as the mod
ern bandits"
The census gives Illinois popula-
ton of 4,SS1 500, an increase of $685.
1919, or 26 per cent. in ten years, being
TIE largest in the history of the state.
Rhode Islands population is 42S,556;
Florida's, 5SS.542
Hiram w. Sibley of Rochester, N. Y,
has sold to former United States
Senator w. F. Villas of Wisconsin pine
lands in st. Louis and Lake counties.
Minnesota, for 100000. This is the
largest pine land deal in the northwest
this fall.
Lottie Radcliffe, an actress fifteen
years old. died in the House of the
Good Shepherd, New York, after her
parents had vainly tried to reclaim
her. Her father DR.. Charles p.
Kreizer, who had been estranged from
her mother, became reconciled to his
wife over the girls coffin.
A storm caused numerous disasters
on the great lakes, several vessels
being sunk, driven ashore, or badly
crippled. Several persons were
drowned. Ohio, Colorado and Utah
were swept by hurricane which
wrecked hundreds of buildings. Colo
RADIO Springs was left in darkness and
cut off from communication. The
roll of victims of the storm in Tennes.
see and Mississippi is 40 and 81 in
jured, with many districts not heard
from.
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