The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-10-08
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Trolley cars Aave killed 6 persons
in St. Louis thiss year.
During the mouth Of September theto-
tai coinage Of United States coins was
es.62e, 81. s7eE
Rhode Island democrats have nomi-
nated L F. Caryin, Of Cumberland. for
governor.
George B. Mcclellan has besn nomi-
mated for mayor Of New York by the
democrats.
Twenty-seven white men have been
indicted at Lynchburg. Tenn, for lynch
ing q negro.
The government crop review reports
exceptionally favorable conditions In
the corn belt.
Commander e. M. Hughes, Of the
northern squadron OF the Asiatic fleet,
died in Yokohama.
A mob lynched' Walter Davis (col-
ored) ct Marshall, Tex, for the murder
Of Constable Hayes.
William A. CASTOR, Of Boston, has
been nominated for governor by Massa-
chusetts democrats.
William Foulke, aged 30 years, killed
his wife, aged q years, and himself
near Allentown, Pa.
In Pennsylvania railroad wreck at
Lancaster, Pa. q car filed with Phila-
delphia mail was burned.
Hundreds Of houses were wrecked
and banana fields damaged by q hurri-
cane in the Bermuda islands.
The Packard national hank at SPRING
Held. Mass, closed its doors with lia-
bilities estimated at $780,
The Mississippi river has spread over
the low lands near Clinton, Ia, inundat-
Ing thousands Of acres of corn.
Registration books have closed in
Richmond. Va, and the result shows that
5000 negroes have: been disfranchised.
y The amount Of national bank notes in
circulation September $50 was }42O, 1885,
535, an increase for the year Of So, 49,
s37.
H. Melville Hanna, brother Of Senator
N. A. Hanna. has given $10Q, 600 to the
Western Reserve university in Cleve-
land.
The Office of the Victor (Col.) Herald
was closed by militia, who arrested the
entire stan. who had favored the miners
union. 9S S.
It is reported that almost the entire
population Of the district Of Raxlog,
Macedonia, has been massacred by the
Turks.
War between the United States and
Germany isinevitable, according to Prof.
Albion w. Small, of the University of
Chicago.
Universalists celebrated In Winches-
ter, N. H., the one hundredth anniver-
sary OF the adoption of their faith in
America. ~
Mayor Harrison says grating" is
prevalent in the city hall In Chicago, but
that lack of proof prevents the dismissal
of the offending employees.
The navy department was advised Of
the departure Of the gunboat Nashville
from Pensacola, Fla. to protect Ameri-
can citizens in Nicaragua. :
The Chicago-New York auto tour is
finished. and is the most remarkable
long distance run in America. ], 137 miles
being covered in Is hours.
It is estimated that 50, 900 villagers Of
the vilayet Of Monastirs are now refu-
gees in the mountains, and mostly in 8
terribly destitute condition.
In well informed circles ct Washing
ton 1t Is considered almost settled that
Chicago will secure the republican ma
tfonal convention next year.
Premier Balfour, addressing mass
Meeting at Shefaeld. pleaded for pro-
tective tariff, saying the hands of Great
Britain were tied by tradition.
s Final warning to Macedonian rebels
was posted by Turks in Monastir, pur-
suit and destruction Of their homes be-
ing threatened IL revolt continues.
Ten per cent. of POS cargoes of food
and wines shipped from Europe since the
pure food law became effective have been
barred because they were adulterated.
A wage increase aggregating $4,000
600 will be demanded by the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Firemen because
of increased size of trains and engines
For the first time in the history Of
the United States the production Of
coal has reached total of over $780,
100000 short tons, valued at $373, 1884,
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