Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-07-14
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settle all other disagreements.
DOMESTIC.
The keel of the battleship Nebraska
was laid at Seattle, Wash.
The 1885 farms in Virginia In
1900 we're valued at $271, 578, 200.
Adam J. Gum proves his right TO
the title of all-round athletic cham
pion.
Great damage and some loss of life
was caused by a storm in lower
Michigan.
An executive proclamation prohibits
Wire-pulling for promotion in the
civil service.
President Mitchell says that the
strikers are fighting for the existence
of their union.
Mary MacLane, who wants to enter
Radcliffe college, will not be barred
by the authorities.
Dun's trade review says that labor
disputes are the only bad feature Of
present conditions.
Colonel Blackwell an Oklahoma
millionaire coal operator, unveiled
his own monument.
The rainfall in Iowa Saturday night
reached ATS inches, and flooded the
Boone river and tributaries.
President Roosevelt will attempt to
induce congress to enact laws for tn ;
control and supervision of trusts.
Assistant Attorney General C. w
90 ~.
investigate the Panama canal title.
Frederick w. Vanderbilt gave the
Sheffield scientific school, Yale, a
100000 dormitory building and site
Governor Sanguines of lower Cali
forn1a, Mex shot and killed a
mutinous convict IN Ensanada prison.
At Philadelphia, fire in the whole
sale district destroyed about $780,
900 worth of wooden and cotton yarns.
In Chicago the Masonic temple was
sold for arrears of taxes for 1899, bur
will be redeemed on or before Oct. 3.
Mrs t. N. Horn, her daughter
Frances and Miss Mcmahon of Nyack
were drowned while sailing off Sandy
Hook
1t is expected that the treaty vita
Colombia ceding the territory for he
Panama canal will be drafted this
week,
Charles Nessler, under arrest at
Joliet, H., says he was forced at a
pistols point to aid in holding up a
train.
The New York bank statement
showed a decrease of $2,893, 695 in ex-
cess reserve. Loans increased ST.
100000.
Former Insurance Commissioner
William M. Hahn of Ohio was COM
mitted to jail on larceny charge at
Mansfield
Union men stopped funeral process
sion in San Francisco until a driver
who had no union card gave up his
carriage.
Charles M. Schwab head of the
steel trust, is to have a home on
Riverside drive, New York, to cost
$S,5OO,0OO.
The wife of Archibald Watt, a
prominent New York clubman, asks
for divorce, naming a Boston girl as
correspondent.
Mrs. Howard Gould, disappointed
in the hope of buying forty horse
power racing auto, ordered two
giant machines.
Maud Fritz, Kokomo, Ind, high
school girl, committed suicide in the
woods by saturating her dress with
oil and igniting it.
A man said to be Steward Roberts
of the Saxonia tore an American flag
to bits in Boston and was set upon
and severely beaten.
Hannis Taylor, ex-minister to Spain,
has been appointed professor of Eng
lish constitutional and common law at
Columbian university.
At Connellsvile, Pa, a christening
at Slav clearinghouse created
riot with some Poles. One was killed
and many wounded.
The ability of the Panama canal
company to give satisfactory title to
the property will be investigated IN
Paris at an early day.
Southwestern Iowa was visited by
terrific wind, hail and rain storms.
Many lives were lost, and scores of
buildings were demolished.
It is estimated that million people
will be represented at the American
Federation Of Catholic societies,