Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-06-16
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education george =. Harvey was
elected clerk
A heavy snowstorm prevailed at
Leadyille. Colo. Four inches Of snow
, covered the ground.
Widmann & Schermann Of the Bis
marck hotel in Chicago have bought
the Grant hotel at Peoria.
A horse valued at $3.50 and a buggy
and harness were stolen from the barn
of George Thompson, near Morrison
. Vile.
Mrs. Hannah Elias, the alleged
blackmailer of John r. Plat, will
testify that the money she received
was a gift.
Postmaster General Payne is com
ing to Chicago, where he will remain
until after the republican national
convention.
Seventy-five members OF the four
teenth Wisconsin Infantry association
gathered at the annual reunion at
Fond du lac.
Nan Patterson, suspected of killing
Caesar" Young in New York, was
again remanded without bail after
habeas corpus proceedings.
/ Fires of a supposed incendiary
origin caused loss of 100000 in Chi.
cago. A machinery hall building in
Canal street was burned.
Ex-Gov Alonzo Garcelon of Maine,
[ in his 92d year, is the Oldest physician
in attendance at the American Medical
association at Atlantic City, n ].
/ Clearance NJ. Mackay. previous to his
/ departure for Europe, signed a con-
tract with the New York Life In
surance company for 100000 policy
on his life.
! The condition of Miss Lena Morton,
daughter of Levi p Morton of New
/ York, who is i'll in Paris. became criti-
cal, owing to the development of
blood poisoning
/ Attorneys Charles Barber, George
/ Hilton. and John Kluwin of Oshkosh
have taken dispositions in the Bouek
viii contest at Ithaca, Middleburgh,
and Albany, N. Y.
Orville Smith. IL years old. was
| killed near Bonneville, Ind, the boy
1 being dragged while blowing His
/ feet caught in the harness and the
/ horse ran away.
/ Walter Graham. former alderman OF
Philadelphia, died from the effects of
/ eating a piece of an oyster shell, the
sharp edges of which lacerated the
/ lining of the stomach.
/ Miss Alice Roosevelt will receive a
handsome souvenir belt from the de
I partment of physical culture of the
worlds fair. She awarded the cham
p.onship medals last week.
James Milliken, the millionaire bank
er and founder of the Milliken uni
versity which he gave 100000. has
given the Anna Milliken home of De-
catur an additional $4,000
Kenosha children are suffering from
al epidemic Of measles. One physi.
clan reported ten new cases Thursday
morning. No deaths have been re
ported as a result of the presence OF
the disease.
Prince and Princess Abbas Pacha
Hahn, brother.in-law and sister of the
khedive OF Egypt. have arrived in New
York for a long tour of the United
States, including visit 70 the ST.
, Louis exposition.
Isaac c. Alden Of Akron. o., for,
merly head of the Alden Rubber com,
pany, and one of Akron's most proml
nent business men, has filed a petition
in bankruptcy. His liabilities are
S23S. 100. assets S10S,11S,
Mrs Aggie Jablonsli Of Thompson.
} ville Conn. consented to sew on a
button for a tramp and while she was
complying he ransacked the dresser
drawers, stealing $50, out Of which he
paid her 81 for her work.
Mrs. Miller, an aged negro woman
confessed on her deathbed in Keokuk
that she had Drained Pleasant Cousins
an old colored man. with a piece OF
gaspipe in Burlington in 1901, She
killed Cousins for his money.
AT Terre Haute. Ind, Mrs. Gertrude
Hamilton. 10 years old, bride of two
months of ]. Fred Hamilton, a junior
at the Indiana normal school. is dead
from internal injuries caused by fall
ing few feet from a porch
Edward Delaney, a bartender. is un'
der arrest at Detroit suspected of con,
nection with the theft of a gold brick
valued at 500 900 from the Pacific
Express company's Office in the union
depot in that city over year ago.
Two battles were fought mean
J Victor, Colo. between troops and
union miners and one miner was
killed Talk of lynching is rife
Adjt. Gen. Bell is in command and is
determined TO round up all strikers
Colonel L. d. Drake of Boonville
Mo. has been appointed superintendent
of the Iowa industrial school for boys
at Eldora, to succeed B. J. Miles, who
resigned to accept similar position
with an Institution at Washington
10. c.