Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-12-22

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Jones were drowned
Princeton defeated Harvard in an
nual debate at Sanders theater, Cam
bridge, Mass
Four lives were lost in fire which
destroyed the Verbeck theatre at Lo-
rain, o.
Three children of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Ingersoll are dead, as the result
of fire that destroyed their home,
near Fife Lake. Mich.
A passenger and freight train on
the Sea Board Airline collided head
on near Plymouth, Fla, killing three
trainmen and injuring four others.
Five men were killed by an ex-
plosion at the Dupont Co.'s dynamite
works near Marquette, Mich. The
explosion badly damaged the plant.
The entire family of Peter Martell,
a blacksmith, five in all, were burned
to death by fire which destroyed
their home at Red Lake Falls, MINI.
The Rock Island railroad has gone
out of the dressed meat and provision
traffic and has withdrawn all trains
engaged in hauling these products.
Turkey has formally surrendered to
the demands of the powers and ac-
cepted the scheme providing for the
financial control of Macedonia.
The Office and lavatory at the
Champion Copper Co.'s stamp mill at
Freda, Mich, were burned and Clerk
Nelson was burned to death.
Failures for the week ended Decem.
ber 16 numbered 239 in the United
states, against 276 last year, and 81 in
Canada
Two hundred thousand dollars
fire and water in the establishment Of
Max Piaseek & Co., wholesale fur
riers, at New York City.
Prof. S. Stanhope Orris, professor
emeritus of Princeton university and
one of the most famous scholars in
the United States died at Harrisburg,
Pa. He was 20 years of age:
Two robbers held up the North
Coast limited at Hillside Siding at
Yakima Canyon, Wash. They dyna-
mited two safes and ran away with
the valuables.
A dispatch to the Berlin Lokal An
zeiger from Koenigsberg, Prussia,
says: During the street fighting at
Mitau, the capital of Courland, Russia,
oOU persons were Killed.
A dispatch from Edytkuhnen says
that the conductor of train from St.
Petersburg asserts the troops at Riga
have joined in the revolt and that the
town is being shelled and is burning
Standing committees of the United
States senate were announced recent
ly. Every republican senator was
given a craftsmanship except Burton,
of Kansas, who was ignored entirely.
A special from Charlevoix, Mich,
says: Mrs. William Ostrum and her
two children, aged 1 and years, were
burned to death in their home on the
outskirts of that city.
Bishop Cotton, of Buffalo, has noti-
fed the police that the gold cross set
with rubies, reported to have been
stolen, had been found in the folds Of
, his robe.
At Burlington, Ia, Evangelist VIII
liam Sunday has closed five weeks
revival. He is credited with having
made $500 converts. The residents
donated $4,000 to him.
An engineer and a brakeman were
! killed and fireman was seriously
scalded in rear-end collision between
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Youngstown & Ashtabula railroad at
Covert's station. Pa.
The United States supreme court
has upheld the validity of the Mime
sofa law holding railroad companies
responsible for injuries done to en-
ployes through the carelessness of
, other employees.
The so-called "brick trust" of Chi
cago made complete surrender to
, States Attorney Healy in court and a
number of its officials and two labor
union officers were fined an aggregate
of $4,000.
, Imports of diamonds and other pre-
cious stones to New York have reach
ed the remarkable total of $4,000, 900
for the present year. This phenome-
/ nal increase has been made in the
face of rising market.
A riot at Shanghai was promoted by
, boycotters on account of an incident
| involving the mixed court. The Ger
man consul was stoned and the
r American vice consul and several 9TH
{ er foreigners were attacked and in
t jured.
J The 17-months-old twin sons of Jo-
seph Danford were burned to death
/ and the father was probably fatally
t burned in trying to save the babies
by carrying their blazing cradle out OF
r the burning house near Alpena, Mich
Ralph and Ray Relyea, brothers
( aged 10 and IL years, were drowned
= while skating on the river at Cold
5 water, Mich. The lads broke through
the ice and their bodies, clasped in
each others arms, were found the next
0 day.
The Maryland Trust Co. at Balti.
4 more has resumed business with a
S balance of assets over liabilities OF
e more than S750,000, after having been
b in the hands of receiver since Octo-
d ber 10, 1908, when its doors were
closed. The principal business tran
e sacted the first day was the payment
t to creditors of about $1,7O0,OO0.