Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-04-21

| Killed nlmSelI AT inc MdTQuelle Ciuo
in Chicago.
John Speiser, n striker. doing duty
as picket at the Whitaker iron works
in Wheeling, w. Va, ives perhaps
fatally assaulted by three non-union
men.
John Paddock and Carl Lamphead,
both II years old, and high school
students, are supposed to have been
drowned in Pine Lake while canoeing
to Ironton, seven miles from Charlie
voix, Mich.
An Independent French Catholic
church at Manchaug, Mass, has be-
come Protestant and its pastor, Rev.
A. E. Ribourg, and his AZ parishioners
have been formally received into the
Baptist denomination.
The once mighty Winnebago tribe
Of Indians in Wisconsin is facing a
miserable end, though the national
government holds 100000 to the
tribes credit. Scores of the Indians
are dying of consumption.
Patriotism and love OF country
formed the keynote of the ceremonies
held at Washington in dedication of
the Memorial Continental hall, the
new home of the national society of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
Henry Baker and Elmer Seymour,
two farmers. on returning home after
drive to CharevoiX, Mich, found in
their buggy a box containing the dead
bodies of two infants joined in the
same manner as the Siamese twins.
In an opinion by Justice Peckham,
the supreme court of the United
States held to be unconstitutional the
New York state law making ten hours
a days work and GO hours a weeks
work in bakeries in that state.
A band of Bulgarians recently at
tackled the monastery of Athamas,
European Turkey, which was occupied
by a Greek band. Fifteen Bulgarians
were killed and the remainder fled.
The Greeks pursued them, killing
many and burning number of houses.
The supreme court of Pennsylvania
decided that Mrs. Catherine Danz
must hang for the murder of her hus-
band, William G. DAM. George P.
Hossey, a colored voodoo doctor, has
also received the death sentence for
the part he took in the murder of
Danz.
In broad daylight, c. D. Billman, a
sculptor, removed from it's pedestal
in City park, at Logansport, Ind, an
heroic statue of William Mckinley
which had been erected by citizens as
a memorial to the martyred president
Billman alleges that the statue had
not been paid for.
FrenZied by a false alarm of fire.
several hundred newsboys, struggling
to obtain free tickets to a show by a
patent medicine advertising company,
stampeded in a narrow stairway in the
Masonic Temple at indianapolis, Ind,
crushing the life out of four boys and
probably fatally injuring several other
children.
There were numerous disturbances
recently in the streets and around
freight houses at Chicago. Several
non-union men on their way home
were followed and beaten by strike
sympathizers. Henry Auten was so
badly beaten with brass knuckles that
he may die.
Several hundred Finnish miners and
farmers near Red Lodge, Mont, all
ardent socialists, are planning the es-
tablishment of colony near Havana,
Cuba, in which socialistic doctrines
will be carried out to the letter.
Hiram Cronk, the only survivor of
the war of 1912, will celebrate his
105th birthday on April 10. The aged
veteran lives with his daughter on a
farm near Ava, N Y. He enjoys splen-
did health for a man of such years.
TnfD 4 T.
New York City have decided to tie up
all work in their line May l unless a
demand for new wage scale is grant
ed before that date. Men to the num-
Der of about 10000 will be involved
Miss Harriet E. Colfax, cousin of
eX-Vice President Schuyler Colfax and
for 43 years keeper of the Michigan
City lighthouse on Lake Michigan, is
dead, aged 81 years. Until her retire
ment last fall, Miss Colfax was the
oldest lighthouse keeper in the United
States service.
AS the result of a fierce fight be-
tween the Indiana Trust Co. and 11S
banks in all parts of the country
J which were creditors of the insolvent
e. T. Kenney Co., federal judge at
Indianapolis says that a combine OF
| creditors to control bankrupt con-
cern is Illegal.
The indictment charging Nan Pat
J terson with conspiracy with j. Nor
gan Smith and Mrs. Smith, wrongfully
to obtain money from Caesar Young
was dismissed in the court of general
sessions at New York City at the re.
, quest of Assistant District Attorney
Rand.
} James H. Hyde, vice president Of
} the Equitable Life Assurance Society
states that he (Hyde) and President
t Alexander had been members of G
syndicate that sold number of issues
of securities TO the Equitable. Hyde
Y has sent a check for SCI ,466 to the
/ treasurer of the society, this amount
/ representing his share of the profit!
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