The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-10-22
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compel women to remove their hats in
all court rooms.
One man was killed and several in
jured at Ashdown, Ark, while at work
on the new bridge.
Three distinct earthquake shocks were
felt ut Nevada, Mo. The movement was
from west to east.
All the gambling houses in Milwaukee
have been closed and a committee is in
Testigating graft charges.
John Kenahan and John Wilson have
been convicted of murder at Glendive,
Mont, and sentenced to fifty years in
prison.
Edward Gilland's general store in
Wellston, Ohio, was wrecked by an ex-
plosion of gasoline and four persons were
badly hurt.
The Toledo Match Company's plant,
which was sold few days ago to New
Jersey Company, was destroyed by fire,
with $4,000 loss.
An error caused by neglect to file the
list of nominations will debar all candi-
dates for district judges in Nebraska
from the official ballot.
Orville B. Smith, who has cheated
hotel keepers in every big city in the
Union, was sent to the Cleveland work
house for three months.
Walter Jackson. the convicted murder
er of Fcnnie Buck, a 6-year-Old boy, was
taken from the county Jail in Hamilton,
Mont, by mob and lynched.
Golden Rule" Jones, Mayor of To-
ledo, Ohio, has been asked to hold a
special election for the purpose of de-
Gliding the question of Sunday saloons.
Two mills of the Illinois Steel and
Wire Company at Joliet, employing
1,500 men, are shut down, but it is hoped
the suspension will be but for a short
time.
Judge Shiras, in a decision handed
down by the Fedora! Circuit Court of
Appeals at st. Paul, in the Christie case,
severely arraigned the Chicago Board Of
Trade.
J. +. Arondez, who is fugitive from
the Netherlands and has been chased half
around the world, was arrested in San
Francisco as he landed from a japanese
steamer.
Lawrence z. McLoud of the stock
broker firm of McLoud, Quayle & Co. of
Cleveland died as the result of injuries
received when his automobile ran into
q wagon.
Gov. Van SAINT is reported to be plan
ming to enter competition for the St.
Louis worlds fair trade by establishing
new fast line of boats from st. Paul
to st. Louis.
Nine of the largest wholesale bakery
firms in the city have formed the Chi
cago Merchant Bakers Club. their OBJ
ject being, it is alleged. to controi the
bread market.
Fire in the business center of Hot
Springs, S. D., caused a loss of between
100000 and 5000, distributed among
sixteen business houses. The insurance
will not exceed $1,000.
The Farmers Cooperative Shipping
Association, commonly called the farm
ers' trust, has incorporated in Nebraska.
1t will handle grain and live stock, elm
mating the middle men.
Dynamiters blew up the home of Con-
stable Foster Mcconnell in Joplin, No.,
injuring two of his little children. En-
roughs led to the outrage.
The Bank of Foxhome, Minn., private,
conducted by Standring Bros, closed its
doors. The proprietors state that they
will be able to pay all claims if given
time to realize on real estate.
Samuel ]. Albright. Governor of Da-
kota Territory under President Pierce
and an editor Of various newspapers for
sixty years, has just been taken to the
National Military Home at Dayton, o.
The Ohio River steamer Sunshine
struck a snag and sank at Gunpowder
bar, near Madison, Ind. No lives were
lost. Efforts will be made to raise the
boat, but the cargo will be almost total
loss.
The case of Alfred Knapp, the Blue
beard sentenced to be electrocuted Dec.
u for the murder of his wife, Hannah
Goddard Knapp, has beer appealed to
the Circuit Court in Hamilton, Ohio. on
error.
Three more workmen were seriously
injured at the Union Pacific boiler works
IN Omaha. Neb, when the part left
standing of the wall which collapsed a
week before fell, burying them in the
debris
Dairymen and bakers of ST. Louis are
forming combine with a capital stock
Of $5,500,000 to purchase the smaller
concerns, deliver bread and milk from
the same wagon and thus reduce operat-
ing expenses.
The livery stable Of L. Leavitt, with
contents. including twenty-five horses,
has been destroyed by fire in Sioux Falls,
s. D. Loss, $4,000. Two firemen were
badly injured, the chemical engine run
ming into ditch.
hugo Schultz, manager of the Terry
Engraving Company in Columbus, Ohio.