Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-07-04
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Homer Bliss of Mount Clemens
Mich, has confessed that he ac
cidentally killed his father.
Control of the Lehigh Valley roaC
passed into the hands of the Erie am
other competing companies.
Three thousand Christian Scientists
from all parts of the world visited
Mrs. Eddy at Concord, N. H.
The wife OF a Kansas farmer who re
fused to pay blackinailer $4,000 was
roasted alive in her dwelling.
! A woman in Lincoln, Neb., publicly
horsewhipped her husband, captain
| in the volunteers Of America.
The Christian Herald of New York
cabIed second gift of $4,000 to help
the famine sufferers in China
t. G.. Barker was sentenced to five
years in penitentiary for his attack on
Rev. John Keller in New York.
Miss Ellen Lee, daughter of General
Fitzhugh Lee, was married to Lieu
tenant Rhea of the 7th cavalry.
1t is said that by September 1 the
price of anthracite coal will have been
advanced so cents since April /.
The new 100000 coal barge Clark
No. was capsized in Staten island
sound, and the cook was drowned.
Judge Stevens of Manatee county,
Fla, was killed in a duel with knives
and his antagonist badly wounded
The Texas supreme court decided
the state had no interest in mineral
lands sold to settlers on school tract.
Speaker Henderson had an audience
with King Edward and expressed great
admiration for the English sovereign.
Some pension attorneys work up a
campaign against Commissioner Evans
because he prevents too many frauds
Arrangeme nts have been made by
the Turkish government for having a
swift cruiser built at the Cramp yards
The Southern railroad shops at
Columbia, S. c., were attacked by
mob and several men were wounded.
Jessie Morrison was found guilty of
manslaughter and given prison SEN
tence for killing Mrs. Castle in Kan
sas.
Secretary Long administered a
severe reprimand to Paymaster J. r.
Martin, convicted by court-martial of
advancing money to officers of the
navy.
Portions of North Dakota were
visited by hailstorm which did
much damage to window glass and
crops.
Judge Brown in the Federal circuit
court in Boston decided that the Bell
Telephone company's monopoly was
Illegal.
A minister at Detroit asked for a
divorce because his wife made him do
the washing on Sunday and get his
own meals
]. |. Kiefer of Washington has
scheme to connect the American and
Canadian falls at Niagara in one grand
sheet of water
A British steamer arrived at San
Diego and reports six deaths from
bubonic plague aboard while en- route
from Hongkong.
Three thousand independent repub-
licans held a mass meeting in Philadel-
phia to plan campaign against the re-
publican machine.
Major Thomas e. Sloan. a we'll
known resident of New York, was
drowned at No walk, Conn, by the
capsizing of his boat
At Lewiston, Maine, Nicholas Doyle,
Jr.. Guy ~ Ross and Joel A. Bloomer.
all Of Lewiston, Were drowned by the
overturning of a rowboat.
Rev. Franklin II. Kerfoot. formerly
of Baltimore, and corresponding secre-
tary of the Baptist Home Mission
Board, is dead in Atlanta.
A prominent New York republican
who went to Newburg to see Gov
Odell, found him delivering ice on one
of his fathers ice wagons.
John Fl. Trice, a prominent demo-
crat politician of Missouri and late
member of the board of police commits
sioners, died at st. Joseph.
Deputy United States marshals
attempted to serve notices of in
junction on Virginia miners and were
forced TO fly for their lives.
At Newark, n. j., Rev. Clarence
Young, who was recently convicted of
was sentenced to five years
at hard labor in states prison.
George Williams, dying at Vinita,
l. T., confessed to the murder of T. L.
and Green Smith at Pryor Creek, l. T..
and revealed two accomplices.
An International salt company to con
troll the worlds supply is planned, with
a capital of $l00,0O0,000. The Rookie
fellers airs said to be behind it.
Mrs. Pelmiera Decker. widow of q
soldier Of the war of 1912, nearly 80
and blind, has been granted a pension
and arrears amounting to SO 900.
The forthcoming showing of the
foreign trade of the United States.
to be issued July /. will show
balance in our favor of $500. 600 900.
The Derby at Chicago was the first
horse-race ever seen by Susan b.
Anthony, who thought it cruel for the
jockeys to bestride the horses necks.
The funeral of the late Gen. Charles
G.. Bartlett, United States army. re-
tired, victim of the Mortified
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