Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-12-29
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Mss Elizabeth Glover welded
Netherlands minister to Washington
General Wood reports the Moros
squeiched after a year Of constant
fighting.
Columbia students who tried to haze
Kingdom Gould will be suspended or
expelled.
The Misses Mullan of Washington,
81. c., prominent socially, will open
"a laundry.
Corporation Commissioner Garfield
recommends federal control of inter.
state corporations.
Senator Mitchell and Representative
Hermann left for Oregon to deny land
fraud completely.
a bullet was found in the skull or
abe girl found on a Colorado mountain
and the mystery deeTens.
Congressman Hepburn thinks the
present session Of congress will enact
"a new railway rate law.
Pennsylyanians face death In a
water famine and mines. railways ana
factories suffer amid drouth.
Apostle Smith in the Senator Smoot
inquiry admitted that he has not sue
c@ede6 IN obeying the laws.
TIVE 20 tmaster general removed
tUo more mail carriers for interior.
Cnoe in politics and legislation.
The Dawes commission announced
ttEAt an auxiliary Cherokee land Office
viii bc opened In Muskogee /. T.
Kingdom Gould. son of George Gould
fired ON crowd of sophomores who
VEN ,r! ing to haze him at Columbia.
Cine Engineer Wallace in a report
TO the house estimated the maximum
cost of the Panama canal at $500, 600.
900.
The Rothschilds of Paris are said
to he forming 500 900 900 pool to con
troll Mexieo's mining output and the
worlds silver.
The interstate commerce commits.
sion submitted report To congress,
dwelling on It's impotence under the
present law.
Seventy-fve republican leaders at.
tended n Platt conference and declared
III favor of returning Chauncey NJ.
Dcpew TO the senate.
Andrew Payment was found dead in
bed ri Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. with
bullet in his brain. II Is believed to
Zoe case of suicide.
Many Europeans hocking to Amer.
IN now are paupers and unfit for citi-
zenship. according to Mr.. Sargent, com.
missioner of immigration.
s~1a ,f Il tel
station ut San Diego has been approx.
ed by the navy department and the
work will be pushed.
Mrs. William GLADDEN. shot and
killed her husband at their home at
Requa gulch, south of Cripple Creek.
Col. She says he beat her.
The state board of health and the
principal railroads in Kentucky have
agreed Upon uniform system of clean.
ing and disinfecting passenger cars.
The United States supreme court in
a decision holds that railroads should
comply with safety appliance law by
eauipping all cars with automatic
cnnplers.
Four men were killed and their
bodies mangled as the result of
n<sser explosion at the sawmill of II.
a. Redline. near Rohrsburg. Columbia
cuanty. Pa.
AT Camden. n. j., Ernest Baker, a
negro, was shot and probably fatally
wounded by John Carroll. whose saloon
G.e and two other negroes had attempt.
sef 40 ruo-
Becrsning Respondent because of the
death of his son who accidentally kill.
ed himself while hunting. Frank Klopp,
Iaxnyed himself
A high authority in Washington
suggested joint committee of both
HORSES of congress to study and re-
port ON the freight rate problem. Hasty
action is opposed
Mrs John Johnson. wife of laborer.
and their two sons. aged and years
at Bangor, Me. lost their lives in fire
which destroyed their home, The wo-
man persisted In an attempt to save the
children.
A cablegram has been received at
the state department from the acting
American consul at Asuncion. Para.
=uay. stating that the revolution has
been successful and that peace has
been proclaimed.
Charles NJ. Reed of Erie. Pa. sup
posed to be millionaire. was declar.
ed TO be bankrupt by Judge Joseph
Bu iilugion in the United States District