Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1904-12-29
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oooS GlSh tblhnu HEe on New Aork.
A new charter Is Chicago's hope Fos
regaining prestige as an industrial cen,
ter.
The. Senate passes the Philippine
civil government bill by a vote OF -
to 20.
Senator Cockrell may accept place
on the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
An amendment to the statehood bill
would bar liquors from the new State
for ten years.
st. Louis capital is responsible for
the system Of underground Transports,
ton in Chicago.
Washington University IL negotiat
ing for the purchase Of the British Pa
vilion at the Fair.
owen Kelly of Philadelphia, strong
supporter of Redmond, has been miss
ing since October Is.
A cousin Of ]. G. Todd defendant in
the Nevada, Mo, trial. gave damaging
testimony against him.
Col. J. w. Hopkins claims to have
discovered a companion to the famous
Nevada Comstock lode.
Governorelect Deneen and family
will soon be at home in the executive
mansion at Springfield, Ill.
More than a mile Of the completed
Kansas pipe line was blown up with
dynamite By masked men.
Toxic reports that the SevsstopoI,
the last Russian battleship at Port Ar
thur, is sunk by torpedo attack.
The vertical system Of writing, aid
ing a child's health, is used with sue
cess in the st. Louis public schools.
Shippers urge President to push leg
islation by which Interstate Commerce
Commission may have more power.
Salvage from the Missouri State
building at the Worlds Fair is to be
distributed among State institutions.
Commissioner Of Labor AndeFson's
lannual report will show great strides
in the manufacturing industries of Mis-
Isouri.
The Rev. DR.. NJ. Burnham resigned
his passionate at the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional Church, st. Louis, after a charge
,of ten years.
A. ]. Cassatt, president Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, conferred
with President Roosevelt regarding
rate legislation.
Many unique places for storing and
serving drinks were devised by Com
'missioners at the State buildings at
the Worlds Fair.
/, Arthur N. Sager, successor to Joseph
wv. Folk, outlines the plan he will
follow in conducting the Circuit Attor-
,ney's office in st. Louis.
Seven Russians escape from Port Ar
thur under cover Of darkness and cross
to Chefoo in an open sailboat. They
are the bearers OF messages.
Joseph w. Folk will be inaugurated
ity in ceremonies as has been observed
in twenty-three previous events.
William Gentry, q negro ex-convict.
was killed by Patrolman Chrlstian
,Hooty, who fred in self-defense, at Fiji.
teenth street and Lucas avenue.
Admiral Birileft caustically advises
naval officers to lay aside their pens.
He asserts Roiestvensky's squadron Is
quite able to cope with the Japanese
feet.
The Belgium national pavilion is the
first Of the foreign buildings at the
Worlds Fair to be dismantled. It win
be regretted at the Liege Exposition
OF 1905.
Mrs. Chadwick is arraigned with
President Beckwith and Cashier Spear.
All plead not guilty. The woman re-
turns to Jail and the men are released
on bond.
Three thousand students demon
strate against the Government and the
war in the streets of Moscow. Police
and Cossacks wound sixty OF them and
arrest 800.
Religious services commenced in
Lancashire in September by two Chi
cago ministers have led to almost un,
precedented reviyals over the whole
of England.
Interests opposed to the government
supervision of railroads by the enlarge
ment of the powers of the Interstate
Commerce Commission are using OBJ
struction tactics.
A sequence Of mistakes on the part
of the Japanese and Russian forces
near Mukden lead to a peculiar mid.
night melee, in which it is thought
few men were injured.
On good authority it is reported that
Admiral RoiestvensSy's squadron will
be recalled or delayed until REINFORCED
by a third feet to be Immediately
formed by Admiral Birileff.
immigration Commissioner Sargent,
in an address in New York, earnestly