The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-16
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iron prices at New York to meet the
reduction In Southern pig prices.
In Hamburg. Germany. and vicinity,
200 persons are suffering with trich-
inosis.
Snow fell heavily at Butte, Mont.
and the thermometer has dropped 90
degrees.
AS a result of mine explosion at
Hartford, Ark, many men were injur-
ed and several reported killed.
Mrs Ellen Wick, widow of Jacob
Wick, at Youngstown. o.. was struck
and instantly killed by lightning.
Extraordinary precautions were
taken to protect President Roosevelt
over his Labor day trip to Syracuse.
The steamer Deutschland broke her
previous record by 20 minutes in her
voyage from Cherbourg to New York.
The demands of the Illinois Central
Railway telegraphers have been grant
ed with some slight notifications.
Patrick F. Conklin was put to
death in the electric chair at Sing
Sing, N. Y, for the murder Of his
wife.
Bronze memorial was unveiled at
Lake George, N. Y, which commem-
crates the French and Indian strug-
gle In colonial days.
King Edward has appointed the
King of Portugal an admiral In the
British navy as token of the friend
ship between the two countries.
Charles Jones, colored confessed to
the Baltimore police that he murder
ed Caroline Link in that city by strik-
ing her over the head with a club.
A fund for the yellow fever sufferers
Of Linares, where the disease Is cpl
demic, has been started by leading
citizens of Monterey, Mexico.
Henry Sanford, vice president of the
Adams Express Company, died at his
resident at Bridgeport, Conn, as a
result of stroke of apoplexy.
A special grand jury at Denver in
dlcted Thomas ]. Maloney and other
city officials for bribery in connection
with the giving out of contracts.
An Injunction to prevent strikes and
boycotts by labor unions and Industrial
people Is sought in bill at Chicago
through the American Anti.Boycott AS
sociation.
The National Directory of the
United Irish League adopted resolu-
tion declaring the Irish Land Bill the
most substantial victory gained by tho
Irish people for centuries.
Nearly a score of persons were in
jured in q collision between two troll
ley cars at the crossing of Adams
street and Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Governor Peabody, of Colorado, was
threatened through an anonymous let
ter with death II he persists in call
ing out troops In the Cripple Creek
district
An important find of iron ore has
been made on the Messaba range east
by the Longyear Mesaba Land Com
pany.
Right Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle,
bishop of Missouri. has become senior
bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church by the death of Bishop Clark,
of Rhode Island.
Gov. Nash, of Ohio, was overcome
by heat while attending the fall festi-
val at Cincinnati. He recovered suf-
ficiently to attend the night perform
ance at the festival grounds.
Governing committee of the New
York stock exchange recommended the
listing of additional securities of the
Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing Company.
Prof. Charles Hubbard, Judd, of
Yale, probably will be the next presi-
dent of the Cincinnati university. 1t
is stated on good authority that he
will succeed DR.. Howard Ayers.
The German government will intro
/ duce a bill in the next Reichstag de-
signed to promote temperance by re-
quiring saloonkeepers to sell non In
toxicants, such as lemonade and milk.
The Colonial Trust Company, of
Cleveland. was appointed receiver of
the Mexican Clay Manufacturing Com
pany, a New Jersey corporation, hav-
ing a total Indebtedness of s1,000,000
The Rev: J. d. L. Hillyer, In SER
mon at Macon, Ga, in discussing lynch
law from a biblical standpoint, at
tempted to show that there was scrip
tural authority for Judge Lynch.
John Derkheimer Sniderton, Pa. /;
Ivan Hunsicker, Philadelphia, and
Mrs Harry Hunter, Amber, Pa, were
probably fatally injured in head-on
trolley collision at Fort Washington.
The building strike at Minneapolis,
Mimi, came to an end, work being
resumed on all the large buildings
The differences between the building
laborers and the contractors are to
be arbitrated.
Cooperation backed by s100,000,000
capital, is the plan proposed by joint
meeting at Chicago of farmers and
their representatives by which the
producers of the country are to pro
tect their interests.
The executive council of the Ameri.
can Federation Of Labor will meet in
Washington. September 81. The coun'
Gil will consider all unsettled contests
and will formulate its report to the
next convention of the Federation. to
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