The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-07-08

President Roosevelt made three
speeches at Harvard, and told the stu
dents what kind OF men the nation
needs. A total of $50 degrees were con-
| ferred by the university.
Trustees of the Equitable Life elect
ed nine new members for board of d.
rectors and accepted designations of
several old members.
The Knight. Donnelley & Co. failure
In Chicago is said to have been due
partly to $4,000 embezzlement by a
trusted employee
Illinois coal mine operators and
workers met in Chicago to settle the
wages for the shot firers under the new
law, and both sides agreed to arbitra.e.
The constitutional party of Japan in
resolution demands session of terri
tory and indemnity as a peace price.
The wreck of the Twentieth Century
has led to the removal OF facing point
switches on the Lake Shore road.
The New York state senate adopted
the report of the judiciary committee
calling for an investigation of charges
against Judge Warren b. Hooker, OF the
state supreme bench.
While respondent over long Illness,
Capt. Robert d. Graham, lawyer 65
years old, leaped from the portico of a
window Of the sixth floor Of an apart
ment house in Washington, and was
SO seriously injured that he died a few
minutes after being picked up.
n
Eleventh Illinois judicial district, died
at Watseka, Ill.
Jesse Koser, 18 years old, has~>con-
fessed that he stoned to death Jacob
Weaver, aged 65. at Savannah, H., as
the result of q quarrel.
While climbing the steep grade into
Castle Rock, Col, heavily laden
freight train, going south, broke in
two sections, and 33 cars, rushing down
the hill, crashed into the head of
passenger train, demolishing the loco
motive and killing one man.
big Frank" Mccoy, the famous old
time partner of the late Jimmy"
Hope, of Manhattan bank fame, died at
the Metropolitan hospital on Black
wells island, New York, of complica-
ton of diseases.
King Oscar says he will not consent
to the placing of prince of the house
of Bernadotte on Norway's throne.
Berlin official dispatches report
German victory over an insurgent force
on Cape Colony frontier after hard
fighting for IA hours.
The employment of professional ball
players in the various departments IN
Washington in violation of civil scr
vice laws is the cause of much COM
ment
The Evangelical German Lutheran
synod of Missouri Ohio and other
states opposes the use of the English
language in synodical conventions.
Five bandits held up levee resort in
Chicago and escaped with jewels worth
$4,000.
Dives said to have been established
by dissolute Jewish actors and actress
as driven from New York caused resi-
dents of Chicago's Jewish district to
start crusade.
The Swedish riksdag denounced the
cabinets moderation in dealing with
the Norway problem, and demanded
war as the only acceptable method of
treating with the revolutionists.
Survivors of the wrecked ocean liner
La Bourgogne, who claimed $3,000,0o0
damages from the owners of the vessel,
have been awarded $22,G00.
Crops generally are thriving through
out the country, though south Atlantic
states are suffering from drouth.
At Buffalo, N. Y, Fred r. Green, cash
Ter of the closed Fredonia national bank,
was held in $4,000 bonds to the United
States grand jury on the charge of max
ing n false entry in the books of the
Fredonia national bank.
Engineer Wallace is quoted as saying
it will take century to build the
Panama canal and cost three times the
original estimate unless red tape meth
DDS end.
The feeling against the United States
on account of the exclusion law grows
more bitter in China and the boycott
movement is expanding.
Representatives of agricultural, com
mercial and livestock interests in Chi
cago have arranged to call national
reciprocity conference.
President Roosevelt is reported TO
have advised Great Britain to be mod
crate in her attitude on Morocco.
Near Copenhagen an accident oc-
CURED in which the Danish cadet train
ing schooner Georg- Stage was rammed
and sunk by the British steamer An
coma. The Georg- Stage sank in one and
one-half minutes. Twenty-Five cadets
we're drowned.
Congressman Arthur l.. Bates, of
Meadville, Pa, has received notice of
his appointment as delegate TO the in
ternational peace conference to meet
at Brussels August %.
The president has pardoned Philip |
Scott, full-blood Creek Indian, con-
victed in the Indian Territory of rape
and sentenced to Imprisonment for life.
There is serious doubt of the Indians
guilt.
A tornado passed over section of