The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-11-11
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Tor ths wssk 1nding lIoy.
The total admissions since ths oDsl.I
ing OF the, I1ouisiana Purchase po1t.8
tion are 1856, 737. !,
Negotiations have been initiated tot
. treaty OF arbitration between Cor
many and the United States. 8ss
The Philippine commission has grant.S
ed the right Of eminent DOMAIN IL the
islands to railroad companies holding
charters. 5s...# VI s.s5
A, grand Jury in Chicago recon-
mends that capital punishment, i
need be, be the punishment for armed
hold-up men. ;5. .g
bill" Hatfield shot and killed his
wife, Maud, and then blew out hls \
Trains at Meeteetsee. Wyo. Jealousy
was the cause. a sj
The emaciated body of Tom Wall. q
Chicago, was found in the underbrush /
near the town Of Alton. la. The man
lad literally starved to death.
Railroads will receive AN estimated
gross revenue Of s-$463, 644,051 for
transporting the crops grown in the
country during the year 1904.
The corner stone, Of the new cham
Der of commerce building was laid in
Baltimore, Nd, the old structure hav.
ing been destroyed in the big fire.
& The tendency In Europe toward fed
nation of nations to avoid war and
promote peace is fostered BY Presi-
dent Loubet and King Edward VII.
A cotton compress company In Okla
oma City has contracted to furnish $50. 600
worth Of cotton to firm of Japanese
for Immediately shipment to Nagasakt.
Severance of relations between
Austria and Italy and the ending OF
the triple alliance is feared as q re-
fult of attacks on Italian students A.
Innsbruck.
Lady Curzon is complete nervous
wreck as a result of her long illness.
Ireland plans national exhibit OF
arts, industries and resources to be
held in Dublin in 1907.
After spirited debate, the Vermont
house of representatives. by q close
vote of 80 to 81, refused third read ]
ing to the bill granting municipal suf-
frage to women who are taxpayers.
The dead body of Miss Roa Butts,
aged % years, a white servant girl OF
Marshall, Mo-, was found in the SUBJ
urbs of South Marshall in q pasture.
The girl evidently had been murdered.
AS result OF q hold-up of the Cam
den, Wash, post Office, in which two
men robbed the safe of $44, one man
lies dead at Chattaroy and the other
is thought to have been wounded by D.
deputy sheriff.
Edward Howard, a pattern maker
living in Detroit, was shot and in-S
SANITY killed by his son Arthur, aged
Fl years, while the elder man had his
wife and daughter pinned to the floor
by their throats.
Terribly cut and crushed about the
head, the dead body of Alma Steinway,
a telephone operator. aged IL years, was
found in vacant lot near the Spring
Grove cemetery at Winton Place.
suburb OF Cincinnati. ~ Id ..s
Mrs. Herman Trepanier and her son
Francis were drowned in we'll on their
farm near Oconto, Wis. It is supposed
the boy fell into the well and the
mother, In attempting to rescue him,
lostsher balance and fell in.
The case against ex-Mayor Albert
A. Ames, of Minneapolis, has been
continued until November IA. The
judges have determined the matter
end his cases will be nolled by the
unanimous Judgment of the bench.
A masked man, armed with pistol,
entered saloon at Cotton Wood,
CAL, and lined six men up with their
faces to the walls and their hands
over their heads while they relieved
them of $500 in cash and $1,000 in 8
checkA
A quarrel over a receipt for the pay
ment of board bill resulted in the kill
ing of Hayden Y. Loring, manager Of
the Loring hotel, near the Exposition
grounds in St. Louis, by Norman M.
Vaughan, manager of the Elks' Publish
ing company. : ~. ~. S. .-s
While sitting at the supper table Mil
ton Greens, who lives near East Bern
stadt, Ky, was instantly killed by I
rifle ball which was fired from the street
and passing through window Of his I
home, pierced his heart. 1t is not known
who the assassin is. 49, &$
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