Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-04-23
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| Tolstoi to visit Chicago.
Two strikers were shot in labor
riot at Mamaroneck. n. 7.
Oregon republicans declared for ex-
pansion and gold standard.
The telegraphers' strike on the
Southern railway still continues.
A tornado overturned houses near
Winfield, Kas., killing two persons.
Chicago Federation of Labor voted a
boycott on Best Brewing company's
beer.
Philip Zell died. He was largely in
terested in financial institutions in
Peori..
1t is announced in New York that
Richard Croker will return home i'm
mediately.
Senator Wolcott of Colorado is men
toned as candidate for the vice
presidency.
One man was killed and two others
seriously injured in a 100000 fire in
Brooklyn.
Colorado college built 100000 lab
oratory and will get $4,000 from DR..
Pearsons.
Arbuckle Brothers have advanced
the price Of sugar cents per 100
pounds.
Democratic committeeman decided
that Kansas City shall have the con-
vention.
There are 10000 applicants for the
5000 census clerkships available to
women.
A sensation has been caused by the
charge that the Austin, Texas, dam
was blown up.
George H. scripps, prominent
newspaper publisher, died at San
Diego, Cal.
why have the Americans subjected
me to every kind of insult?" asked
Mrs. Langtry.
| w. Fl. Greene of Peru, Ind, was shot
| by his companion, who mistook him
/ for a panther.
Murat Halstead accepted the presi-
dency of the new college of journalism
in Cincinnati.
The weekly trade review shows that
consumers are holding back in hopes
of lower prices.
The Hay-Pauncefote treaty and the
canal bill will probably go over until
the next session.
Rev. Norman Fl. Thoren of Naper
vile, ILL.,, was elected president of the
Western Union college.
Commodore Mayo, defendant in a
noted divorce case, is dead. lie had
been married three times.
Rev. w. ]. Rutledge, said to have
been the first to suggest the G. A. r.,
died in Jacksonville. Ill.
Indianapolis is talking Of new
party, with ex-senator Edmunds as
presidential candidate.
DR.. E. B. Andrews left Chicago for
Lincoln to investigate the offer of the
Nebraska chancellorship.
Senator Davis said the republicans
should go to the Pacific slope for a
vice presidential candidate.
James G. Craig of Brooklyn eloped
with his divorced wife, abandoning his
legal wife and three children.
The legislature of British Columbia
has been dissolved and a new election
ordered on or about June 6.
/ The amount of bonds so far received
at the treasury for exchange for the
new per cents is 1921, 408,900.
Congress may add a commission to
investigate public building sites to the
many bodies already authorized.
Foley Bros. Of ST. Paul were award
ed the contract for building the North
ern Pacific line in North Dakota.
i Gov. Smith of Montana decares that
he will not call an extra session of
the legislature to elect senator.
/ Republican senators declare that
they will endeavor to pass the ship
ping subsidy bill at this session.
Mrs. Russell Sage declares that she
is utterly worn out by her charitable
work and is in need of absolute rest.
At Steubenville, Ohio, William
Horner, proprietor Of the Park House
and saloon, shot and killed his wife.
Maj. Martin Burke, U. S. A., il
charge of the quartermaster's depart
ment in st. Louis. died of pneumonia
The postoffice department has ar
ranged to provide first class money
order system for Cape Nome, Alaska
At Lemars, Iowa, the normal school
has been accepted as seminary OF
the United Evangelical Union college
Congressman c. A. Boutelle OIL
!, Maine, who has been in a sanitariun
+ for several months was renominated
DR.. Cooke. Boston's "blind doctor,
f shot himself. but he was almost in
dying condition from disease at tn
time.
Professor A. C. McGiffert of Unior
q Theological seminary, who has
aroused theologians by his Withdrawal