Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-04-26

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days work in q bakery at ten hours
unconstitutional because lit interferes,
with the free right Of contract between
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After many annoying delays Nan Pat
terson for the third time went into court
In New York to stand trial on an indict-
ment charging her with the murder OF
Caesar Young, a wealthy bookmaker.
Bessie Jordan. colored, 40 years old,
and her daughter, Mary, nine years old,
were burned to death In fire which de-
stroyed their home in Marion, Ind.
Russia seems disposed to end her
policy OF trade retaliation against the
United States, begun in 1901.
"a A gas buoy in process Of filling on
board the government steamer Scout
exploded at Kingston, Ont, killing one
and injuring four Of her crew. ..
Samuel r. Boyd, a prominent lawyer
and democratic politician, aged As years.
was found dead in his bed at Cynthi-
ana. Ky. .
Elliott Northcott, assistant United
States district attorney for the southern
district of West Virginia, mas been ap-
pointed United States attorney for the
same district.
Senator James B. Taliaferro was for
mally reelected to the United States sem
ate by the Florida joint assembly for the
term ending 1911. -.
The state department has advised Am
bassador Porter that an American
squadron will be sent to Paris to take
the body of Paul Jones to the United
States, probably in June.
Fire, starting in the west end of the
Diamond sawmill at Minneapolis, Mimi,
entirely demolished the structure, en-
failing loss of about $50, 900.
Without debate by a vote Of Is to IL,
the Wisconsin assembly passed the ad-
ministration railroad rate commission
bill.
Kaleieff was tried before the supreme
court in st. Petersburg for the assassina-
ton Of Grand Duke Sergius. He was sem
fenced to death.
President Diaz and party Of friends
left Mexico City on a special train for
Parque Station, on the Cuernavaca
branch of the Mexican Central, where
they will begin week deer hunt in the
mountains.
Fire destroyed half the town of Glen
DENIM, 20 miles north of Charleston, w.
Va. All the business houses were burned
The fire began in the store OF Samuel
x.,,; M,
set on fire.
Seven children Of a family named
Boucher at Ste. Anne de Pocatiere, some
miles from Quebec, in the back woods,
have been burned to death in the Bou-
CHER home.
Mrs. Rachel J. Wilson Albright, 90
years old, died at her home in Fort Mad
ison, la. She was granddaughter of
Betsy Ross, who made the first Ameri-
can flag.
Missouri's attorney general complains
of the oil trust and asks the federal gov
eminent to help him crush the sensa-
tional sitting of competition.
Erich Won Kutzleben, who wrecked
the Rock Island limited near Marengo.
Ia, January p, was reindicted for MUIR
der in the first degree and train-wreck-
ing.
The Wisconsin State Federation OF
Women's clubs will hold it's annual con-
vention in Kenosha October Is. 26 and "a.
A new wage scale that is to go into
effect on the Iowa Central railroad May
l, affecting telegraph operators and all
agents doing telegrapher's duty, in
creases salaries five per cent.
Janitors in New York schools have
the best salaries of any public officials
in the city, some Of them receiving as
much as $4,000 year, says an exam
liner in the comptroller's office.
Several arrests were made in Indiana
for smoking cigarettes, and fines were
imposed.
Rojestvensky is said to be mapping
out a campaign to harass Japanese ship
ping.
Radical opposition may defeat Presi-
dent Palma in the Cuban elections in
November. A change may cause trou-
BILE.
Victor MarOwetz, general counsel for
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fee rail-
road, admitted to the senate committee
on interstate commerce that the rail-
roads violate the law every day.
Two nieces of Gov. GEM Ire
poff attempted to assassinate him and
then tried suicide.
Municipal elections were held in many
Illinois cities. The license issue was the
leading question in many places.
NJ. Tscherikoff, member of the coun-
Gil of the foreign ministry, has been ap-
pointed Russian minister to The Hague.
The Mexican minis have now been
definitely closed to the free coinage Of
silver.
William Mohr, son of Henry Mohr, a
farmer of San Joaquin county, CAL, killed
his brother George with a rife and then
killed himself, following a quarrel.
AS the result of disagreement at
Houston, Tex, Charles Hottie shot and
killed j. J. Carter and wounded John
Dunlap in the head and arm, intiicting
probably fatal wounds.
Miss Harriet e. Colfax, cousin of
former Vice President Schuyler Colfax
and for AZ years keeper of the Michigan
City Qnd.) lighthouse on Lake Michigan,
is dead, aged 81 years. :
The congregation of the propaganda
at Rome has divided the archdiocese. of
Milwaukee, making place for q new
bishop.
The strike Of Italian railway en-
ployes began weakly, some of the men
refusing to quit work, =. -"
Because he had not been paid, the
sculptOr carried off the Mckinley