The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-24
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Six persons were killed and six others
fatally hurt in a wreck between Santa
Ana and Riverside, Cal.
Earl Kiser, the daring automobilist,
lost leg and was otherwise injured in
an auto accident in Cleveland.
Walter Sanger Pullman, son of the
palace car magnate, died in California
from wounds suffered in runaway
G. Gray Holston, aged % years, son
of u. f. Holston. prominent lumber
dealer. was drowned in Duluth bay while
sailing.
A suspension bridge gave way at Mil
dred Park, Springfield, H., and fifty
picnickers were plunged into a pond, but
all were saved
John d. Rockefeller is trying the
kneipp cure and shocks the staid stu
dents of Cleveland By parading bare
footed on the lawn.
Mrs. Medic Wells. 65 years old, of
Hutchinson. Kan, killed William Burch,
her fance, who preferred younger rival,
and then committed suicide.
Law and order reigned at the Fedora
ton of Labor election in Chicago and
President Dold was chosen by an over
whelming vote to succeed himself.
With $4,000 in checks and cash be-
longing to Charles y. Stevens & Broth
ers, Gus Bobbs. a young employe of that
Chicago firm, disappeared from the city.
While visiting her son in the country
near Bellefontaine. Ohio, Mrs. Harriet
Over6eld, wealthy widow. drowned her
self in one foot Of water in the horse
trough.
The steamship Eastland was bumped
by q launch at South Haven, Mich,
men and women on the smaller craft be-
ing hurled into the water as the little
boat sank
While their baby lay asleep on a table
near by, James Z. DAILY, Chicago bar
tender, murdered his wife, locked the
saloon and fed, leaving the child and
corpse within.
The strike of teiegraphers on the
Great Northern railway system was off,
cially called off at 9:15 Friday night, the
men on that line haying voted by large
majority to return to work.
Charles Ensign, leading merchant of
Elyria, Ohio, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself at his country home, about
five miles on. of town Ill health is sup
posed to have led to the act.
BY the will of Thomas Fitzgerald, who
died recently in Los Angeles, CAL, $780,
600 will be divided among two brothers
and niece residing in Little Falls, n.
Y. The niece works in mill.
| The governments drawings for home
steads in the Uintah Indian reservation
of Utah. 160-acre sections in which are
said to be worth from $1,000 to $4,000,
has been begun at Provo, Utah.
The saloon run By Louis Maschke and
Jonas Deetz wa. wrecked in Millersburg,
up the country for mile. Temperance
advocates are charged with the deed.
According 20 tie figures of the super
intendent Of State census, the population
OF Minnesota now is 1,975,S71, as against
1851 1894 in 1900. st. Paul's population
is 19T .025. gain Of 80 $500 since 1900
The contract for the construction of
tie new custom house at San Francisco
| has been awarded TO Thomas Butler of
that city at his DiG of 81, $4,000, the
building to be completed by March /,
1908.
Mrs. Harvey Mcpherson Null, charged
with poisoning her husband, farmer,
and H. c. Kelley. farm hand. have
Teen arrested III Pratt, Kan. Twenty
/ four grains of Arsenic were found in
i Nulrs stomach.
The schooner John NJ. Hutchinson Of
Cleveland, IN tow Of the steamer Gale
donna, sprang a leak and foundered of
/ Keweenau point, Lake Superior. The
crew was brought 70 Sault Ste Marie
/ by the Caledonia.
i Trouble bsswee2 the State railway
i commission in Washington and the Har-
1 riman lines has arisen The clash is
ever the right Of the commission to- order
. joint rate FOR handling coal from Ros-
! Ign to Collar, Wash.
i s. D. De1lsn. q locomotive engineer,
las been arrested At Sumpter. Ore, by
Sheriff Steele Of Cattaraugus -cHnty,
| New York. charged with the mus.isr Of