The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-10
SUMMARY OF NEWS
Happenings Of the World IL
Brief Dispatches.

The White Star line steamer Baltic.
which sailed from Queenstown, for
New York Thursday afternoon, had
air ong her passengers Andrew Carneg.
10 and Mrs. Carnegie.
Frank Youngshek of Chicago, Sun
day was probably fatally shot and
four other persons were stabbed dur
ing fight brought about by dis
cussion of the revolution in Russia.
Postmaster General Cortelyou has
| issued an order excepting all fourth
class postmasters from the operation
of the order prohibiting notorial
charges by public notories who are
officers or employees of the executive
service Of the government. :.
Homen Joslyn, 20 years old, and
Gaitano Valente, 80 years old, miners,
employed in the gypsum mines, 1T
| Oakfield, six miles north of Batavia,
n. Y, were instantly killed Thursday,
by cave-in.
Hon. l.. T. Neal died at his home
| at Chillicothe, Ohio, Thursday after
neon, of acute Bright's disease. He
was an attorney, and was prominent
in state politics, being a candidate for
| governor at the late democratic state
| convention.
In honor of the fifty-third annivers-
| airy Of the birthday of the emperor
of Japan, Saadzuchi Uchiad, consul
| general for his majesty, in New York,
Friday night gave a reception AMI
banquet at .Sherry's, at which about
two hundred were present.
Running % miles an hour, a Mis-
souri, Pacific passenger train demol-
ighed a wagon containing 5000 pounds
Of dynamite at the Spring avenue
crossing in st. Louis, killing mule
attached to the vehicle. The dyna-
mite did not explode.
So weak from tuberculosis that he
had to be carried to the scaffold and
supported during the adjustment If
gro, was hanged Friday at McAlister,
/. t., for the murder in October, 1901,
CT James Lolan and an unidentified
man.
The first baseball match ever played
in Jamaica took place at Kingston,
jamaica, Thursday, between teams
from the United States cruisers Den
yer and Yankee. The game, which
was won by the Yankees team, was
witnessed by large and enthusiastic
crowd.
The statement Of the postoffice lie.
partment, relative to rural free de-
livery for October, places the total
number of routes in the country ut
3?,948, an increase of 1893, since
July 1. Illinois leads the list of states
with total Of 2,063. There are 4,335
applications pending.
In fight Sunday among 200 Turks
and Syrians at q picnic in Michigan
City, Ind, one named Barney Hipp
was probably fatally injured and half
| dozen other participants were
| wounded Intoxicated, the picknickers
| engaged in a controversy caused by
racial and religious prejudices..
After authorizing the payment of
| 343,C75 for the extension of church
work in the United States and Its
island possessions, the general COM
mittee of church extension, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, adjourn
ed Sunday at Philadelphia. The $343,-
CTS will be distributed among 100 con-
ferences in the United States, Alaska
and island territories.
Two hundred girls and so men at
work in Freerdick Neff's paper box
factory at King and Greenwich streets
in New York, were thrown into
panic Friday night by a fire which
completely destroyed the building. So
quickly did the flames spread that less
than SO of the young women had time
to get out by the stairs. The rest
were rescued by firemen, who carried
them down ladders to the street.
The government lighthouse boari
has received a report at Washington,
from it's officers aboard the Magnolia,
at the time she collided with the
fruit steamer Sparta, off New Orleans,
with President Roosevelt aboard. All
blame for the accident is placed on
the Sparta. 1t was stated to have
been unavoidable on the part Of the
, Magnolia. The collision is to he made
the subject of investigation by the
!, supervising inspector of steam YES
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