Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-01
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Indiana populists nominated A. G..
Barkhort for governor.
The Massachusetts, house voted
against woman suffrage.
The buttermakers' convention de-
oleomargarine
Tom Sharkey knocked out Jim JET.
fords in the second round.
The Kearsarge will be flagship of the
north Atlantic squadron.
Benjamin Wood, editor OF the New
York Daily News, died, aged 80.
Mrs. Annie e. Lodge, mother If Sen
ator Lodge, died in Boston, aged 70.
The profits of the steel and wire
trust during 1899 were $13,S62, 529.
S. Fl. Knight was killed by his broth
er, Newland E., near Warrenton, Ill.
The populist national convention Will
be held at Sioux Falls. S. d., May 8.
Senator Clark's son said the $4,000
was spent legitimately by his father.
Woodruff spoke at Michigan club,
and was Endorsed for vice presidency.
William II. Beard, famous animal
painter, is dead in New York, aged u.
The Sons of Veterans propose the
founding of national military college,
Suit was brought to prevent the col
lection of duties on Porto Rican inn
ports.
Gov. Tanner has had a relapse and
his projected trip to the south Is post
poned
Free tuition is to be given 1000 Gu
ban teachers in Harvard Summer
School.
Congress may authorize a monument
at Washington in honor of U. S.
Grant.
Massachusetts, House postponed res
olution defending Senator Hoar's
policy.
Republican and democratic legislat-
ors in Kentucky held double-headed
session.
John Root of Chicago knocked out
ed. Denfass of Philadelphia in four
rounds.
The modified subsidy bill will be ia
reported but its passage is
Iowa's revenues for the biennial peri
cd are s5,O1S.145 with expenditures Of
s3,742,6 97.
The new revenue cutter for the great
lakes will be ITS feet long, with 80
feet beam.
A. w. Perry, editor of Perry's Mu.
steal Magazine, is dead at Sedalia, Mo.
aged "a.
Balls statue of Washington, cost
ing $250,000, was dedicated at Law.
renee, Mass.
Philadelphians have raised $500
in cash for the republican nationa
convention.
Two ships foundefcd eli the Atlantis
coast near Norfolk, seven or more live
being lost.
Congressman Overstreet. Lands
and Crumbacker of lniiana were re
nominated.
H. G. Miner, New York theatriea
manager. died. His estate is valued
at $5,000.OOO.
The fast mail ON the Wisconsin
Central jumped the track near Curtis
injuring II persons.
The Chinese minister said the United
States should apply the Monroe doc
trlne to Asia.
DIR. ID. X Pearsons of Chicago will
give $4,000 to the Congregational I'D.
ucational society.
The democratic members of the
Kentucky legislature ratified their
election of Goebel
The st. Charles college at Gran,
Coteau, La, with a valuable library,
burned. Loss $4,000.
The president may appoint Gen.
Luke r. Wright of Memphis on the
Philippine commission.
Katherine Schlosser, blind since she
was 4 years old, is to make her debut
as a pianist in New Yrok
Warner Miller has abandoned the
scheme to build a line from Milwau-
kee TO the gulf of Mexico.
Most army officers oppose the reor-
bill. They fear that merit
will not influence promotions.
The Hepburn canal bill was reported
to the house. IL declared the Clayton
Bulwer treaty dead letter
Casper Fletcher one of the best
known German merchants in New York
city, died. aged 50 years.
Senator Hanna's son. Dan r. Hanna,
was welded to Mrs. Daisy Gordon
Maud in Glenville, Ohio.
Two thousand Yaqui Indians are
said to be marching on Guaymas, Mex
leo, where there are but 800 soldiers
Sam Johnson, who was leading low
comedian in Sir Henry Irvings COM
pany for many years. is dead in London.
At Peekskill, ~ Y, Mrs. Richard b.
Crane has given 100000 to the Presby-
terrain church mission board OF New
York.
AT Minneapolis the congregation of
the Wesley church contributed S2S 900
to pay the balance of the debt on the
church.
Reports from Jacksonville. Fla, are to
the effect that the cold weather may
have damaged orange groves all over
the state.
Leander ]. Mccormick. aged 81 years
died of pneumonia in Chicago. His