The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
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s; Atlanta. e a.; had the hesviest enows''
tall ever known. =, -
The forty-ffth birthday of. Emperuf
William WAS celebrated throughout Ger
many. fss Y;
minister, his wife and two childreft,s
We're killed by passenger train at
Garry, Wis. ''''. ''-'e2 :.
John w. Daniel has been reelected
United States senator by the Virginia
legislature. '.
The Ohio legislature adopted a resolu-
ton making the scarlet carnation the
state flower e. gq
s. Thousands OF cattle ard sheep are dy-'
Ing in Southern California as a result
Of drought. '& +ft - },
The st. Louis exposition buildings
and grounds will be in readiness for
opening May I. 5:s4af3
Thirty-four persons were killed by
steam railroads or street cars In Chi
cago during January.
The distillery plant of Mihalovitch,
Fletcher q Co. at Cincinnati was burned,
the loss being $250,000.
Over 80 bodies have been recovered
from the mine at Cheswick, Pa, where
an explosion occurred.
President Harper in an address to Uni
yersity Of Chicago seniors declared that
/ the institution is not Baptist a.
Western railroads have jnaugurated
war in grain rates. Freight on the
eastern lines is severely congested.
Depressed by business reverse, Carl
Copper. president of the Copper Brew
ing company, Chicago, killed himself.
ss:h The New York city health depart.
nient will supply antitoxin to other cit.
les needing it, because of the trust"
Mrs. Annie Chambers .Ketchum, au-
thor of the war song, 'ThA Bonnie Blue
Flag" died in New York. aged so years.
ss5 y Mrs. katherine Kendall Steele. cousin
OF President Fran kiln: Pierce, diediat her
home in Lyndeboro, N. H., aged log
years.
IS. Presi dent md Mrs. Roosevelt gave q
sdinnsF atSth180h ite NodsasSto The j,is.
tees Of the United States supreme
court.
August Ortman, a reputed miser, was
found shot to death IN squaliii room IN
Chicago with $500 in bills sewed in his
clothes.
New coaches which, 1t is claimed, can.
/ not be stelescoped; are being tried by the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
8''Tss19:s a., fe.,n al u IL.
lord SE AeffFasvsse franss nv Ferh sa
s GiR' 3 the i bel9Jd \
!, Eight leaders of Chicago unions have
b been indicted by the grand jury for riots
during ytbe City railway and kellogg
switchboard strikes.
! Secretary Shaw warns smokers not
Ito trv,to bring more than 800 cigarettes
/ and, 50 cigars into American ports with
out paying duty on them.
+ William e. Brockway, aged 81, king
\ of counterfeiters," was released from
states prison at Trenton,eN. L,4after
/ serving term Of ten years.
will be erected; by. Illinois in Vicksburg
! (Miss.) military park in memory OF
Illinois troops lat the siege there,sg +.
Former Gov. Taft Of the Philippines
was enthusiastically. welcomed on hts
!. arrival at Washington and Secretary
!. Root formally greeted hts successor.
At Beliingham, Wash. Frank. A.
Gotch, of Humboldt, Ia, won the wrest-
ling match for the championship of the
world with Tom Jenkins, of Cleve-
land, o.
! A panic broke out in Havlin's thea
ter in ST. Louis, caused by a cry of fire,
but cool action on the part OF the en-
ployes prevented anyone being badly
injured.
; The bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Brown, Of Reinbeck, Ia, were found in
the hills near Pendleton, Ore. A note
found said they were tired of life and
had agreed to die together.
,e,,. Whitaker. r.,. Wright. deliberately
planned to end his life il he was con-
victed by the London courts, according
to evidence presented before the coro-
ner.
The three children of Henry Feisinger.
at Rockport, Ohio, achild Of Frank Hoff-
man, of Cass Lake, Mimi, and Stans-
bury Jacobs and his little daughter. at
Stanton. DEL, were burned to death Tues.
dAv in fires at their homes