The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-08-17
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President Gompers pledged to aid
the steel strikers with the moral and
financial support of the Federation of
Labor.
September will be Presidents
day" at the Pan-American exposition
in Buffalo.
| A census bulletin gives Michigan
l,24s,a05 males and 1,172,O77 females,
and Minnesota 932,490 males and
S18,9O4 females.
Benjamin Boyce was hanged at Ia
coma, Wash, for killing his wife.
Lord Kitchener issued a proclama-
ton decreeing permanent Danish
ment of all Beers who do not surren-
der their arms before September Is.
Jesse Jamison, chief of the Seneca
Indians, was killed in fight on the
Cattaragus IN. ~ reservation.
The business portion of Lime
Springs, Ia, was wiped out by fire.
| Chinese troops arrived at Picking
to preserve order after the foreign
soldiers leave.
Ten persons were hurt, two fatally,
in an accident on the Lehigh Valley
railroad near North Leroy, n. Y.
Prince Henry of Orleans. Oldest son
of the duke of Charities and a cousin
of the duke of Orleans, died at Saigon,
China, aged "a.
Senator Tillman has been sued for
$4,000 damages for SANDER by res
ident of Columbia, S. G.
David Nation, of Medicine Lodge,
Kan, began suit for divorce from his
wife. Carrie Nation. because of the
notoriety she gained in smashing sa-
looms.
The business section of Mercer, Mo-,
was destroyed by fire.
Fire among department stores in
Sydney, Australia. caused loss of
over S3,000,000 and five persons were
killed l0
Preparations are being made by the
war department to make further
reduction in the military force in the
| Philippine islands.
\ mining stampede has been started
to the Big Snowy mountain. 100 miles
east of Helena, Mont, by the discovery
of rich gold fields.
Colombia opened war upon Vene-
zuela with an invasion conducted by
her minister of war.
The entire business district of Ran
tout. H., and half dozen blocks of
residences were destroyed by fire.
There were 173 bushes failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the 9th, against 160 the
week previous and III the CORE
spending period of 1900.
At Chicago the Cadillac won the
first of the yacht races for the Can
ada cup. She came in ut 1:46:35. lead
ing the Invader by eight minutes and
IS seconds.
Michael Davitt praised the Beers,
and thinks they will continue the
war Conditions in Ireland, he says,
are improved.
Judge Harvey, of Montana, replied
to attacks of the Amalgamated Cop
per company, charging that repre-
sentatives of that corporation offered
him $250,O00 in connection with the
mining case, and that charges against
him are in pursuance of threat to
ruin him made at that time.
The response to President Shat
fer's call was not general in and about
Pittsburg. The Carnegie mills are
running. The Republic plants men
voted to quit. At McKeesport, where
5000 were expected to strike only
1000 walked out. Steel workers of
the Bay View mills, at Milwaukee,
voted unanimously against striking.
A ballot was taken at Joliet, but an
nouncement of result is withheld.
Indications are against walk-out.
South Chicago union workers voted
-15S to 7-against going on strike
A British naval officer says England
had 63 warships ready to resist for
eign interference with the United
States at the outbreak of the Spanish
war.
Francesca Crispi, former premier of
| Italy, died at Naples.
Requiem services over the remains
Of Dowager Empress Frederick at
Cronberg were attended by the en-
| peror and empress ofGermany and the
king and queen of Great Britain.
Shamrock III. has arrived off Sandy
Hook in tow of the Erin.
United States trade with Germany
shows marvellous growth since 1870.
Imports increased from $27, zoo, 900 to
500, 600, 900 and the exports jumped
from 100000 TO $1o1 100000.
| The navy department reprimanded
Admiral Evans for his offensive criti-
cism of former Secretary of the Navy
w. +. Chandler in his book, "A Sailors
Log"
A Boer sympathizer attempted to
blow up the British transport at New
Orleans used for carrying mules to
South Africa.
John Winters confessed robbing the
Selby smelling works at Vallejo, CAL.
and revealed the place where he had
hidden the money in the sea. Nearly
half of IT was recovered.