Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-04-23
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by the Northern Securities merger
decision, according TO department of
Justice officials. Trusts as such and
noncompeting railroads are not in
volved.
Former Census Commissioner
Merriam in an address to st. Pau
credit men declared that the North
ern Securities merger decision will
prevent interstate corporations from
killing competition by Euinous price
reductions.
Brig. Gen. Frank d. Baldwin, pro-
NOTED for services in the Moro out
breaks, probably will be called to &C
count for the Denver interview de-
claring he prefers Filipino soldiers
because it doesn't matter whether
: they are killed.
The wedding day of Miss Kathleen
! Nelson and Reginald Vanderbilt at
/ Newport was cloudy and cold Thou
sands of Easter lilies, palms, and
orchids were used to construct
a chapel in the cottage where
, the ceremony took place.
A west-bound Lake Shore passenger
train ran into freight at Conneaut,
o. The passenger engine was demol-
ished. Two men, Arnold Kentler
and Ed Dennis, machinists, of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, who were riding in the
freight caboose, were badly hurt.
Albert West, a negro, was hanged
at Media, Pa, for the murder of Mart
w. Allen, policeman of Chester,
Pa, Feb l, 1902. The negro was
quarreling with a colored woman,
whom he threatened to shoot.
Policeman Allen interfered and was
killed.
David NJ. Parry, president of
National ASS ISOLATION of Manu-
facturers, declared in New Orleans
address that organized labor has
reached the climax of oppression in
Chicago, where the unions and
politicians have joined to injure
business.
Robert Dorcey, who went from
Brooklyn, N Y, to superintendent
the placing of steel work in the new
courthouse at Great Falls, Mont, had
his skull fractured in two places. A
steel stairway beam was being hoisted
into place when the false work
collapsed.
AS a freight train was crossing the
Grand Trunk bridge over Grand river
at Grand Rapids. Mich. the west span
of the bridge collapsed and sagged
down, taking fifteen cars with it, The
frame work held together and saved
the cars from going into the river. No
one was injured.
The bill to cede to the state of Wis
consin Barren island, opposite the city
of La Crosse. was killed in the joint
session of the Minnesota house judi
ciary and town and counties commit
tees. The reason was the refusal of
Wisconsin to cede to Minnesota the
island opposite the city of Red Wing.
District Judge Mullins has issued an
injunction restraining Governor Pea
body's appointees as members of the
fire and police board of Denver, from
attempting to take possession of their
offices or interfering in any manner
with the old board in the discharge of
its duties until the legality of the APP
pontments is determined by the
courts.
August Tango, a German tourist
! from the West Indies, now in San
Francisco, is the victim of high
waymen, who robbed him on street
1 car in front of the Palace hotel, of
which he was a guest. Two men
snatched his wallet, containing
letter Of credit for $3.50, currency
amounting to 1870, railroad ticket
10 the east and other papers.
Two men were killed and two in
jured in a belated explosion of
dynamite at the new Mount Wash
ington tunnel of the West Liberty
Traction company near Pittsburg,
Pa. A blast had been prepared, but
failed to explode, and the men re-
turned to ascertain the cause, when
! il went off with terrific report,
hurting rocks N every direction.