Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-08-02
The gambling

on hotel companies. The gambling
must cease.
A woman starved to death after
| spending two weeks in Madison
square, New York city.
State department officials received
notice of a peace treaty between
Guatemala and Salvador.
Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland
defied a courts injunction and may
be imprisoned for contempt.
Governor Hanly of Indiana was
overcome by the heat while speak
ing at the Elkhart Chautauqua.
The capture of prominent leaders
among rebel Fflipinos is reported to
the authorities at Washington.
Harry X. Thaw will not be tried
for insanity, said District Attorney
Jerome and Attorney Harrridge
A bookmaker and a woman were
arrested for connection with a mys-
terious $4,000 jewel theft in New
York.
Letters written to Stanford White
by the mother OF Thaw's wife may
indicate the motive for Thaw's
crime
Spanish war veterans adopted res
olutions claiming they are sighted
in giving of medals to regular army
officers.
The first strike ever known at
Zion City was called by lacemakers,
who demand higher wages and win
their point.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw
designated a list of banks among
which deposit of $4,000, 900 is to
be distributed.
Deaths and injuries resulting from
railroad accidents are increasing,
according to interstate commerce
commission report.
Government contractors will re-
sist the presidents effort to enforce
the eight-hour law and will carry the
issue to the courts.
Filling up the East river, says
Thomas A. Edison, is the only way
New York can hope to relieve the
daily congestion of traffic.
Stockholders accuse George West
inghouse of unloading stock on the
electric company, but the old board
of directors was reelected.
A reward of $1,000 was offered for
news of Henry Pollexien. who is sole
heir to S1,000,000 left by his father,
who was murdered In England.
Russell Sage's will leaves every
thing to the wife and not a cent to
charity nor to the other relatives,
who now threaten to contest it in
the courts.
Effort to avoid Thaw trial. to
escape the attendant scandals. is
made by Sanford Whites family
and the rich murderer may be de-
clared insane.
Sixteen ice dealers were indicted
under the antitrust law by grand
jury at Cincinnati. A dealer at
Jacksonville, Fla, went to Jail to
get test case
The theft of ham from a box car
at Shawano, on June 16, will compel
lngwald Thompson to spend the
next year of his life in the peniten-
tlary at Waupun.
Recognition of the obligations of
the family relation and religious
training of the young are advocated
by Cardinal Gibbons as the cure of
social and civil unhealthiness.
Charged with manufacturing spuri-
Gus coins, mostly quarters, which
were passed principally upon news
boys and bootblacks, G. G. Albert of
Milwaukee has been arrested.
The executive committee of the
American Library association an
nounces that headquarters for the
organization would be established at
"a Newbury street, Boston, Sept. 1.
A crusade against the gamblers in
shoshone, Wyo., led to the assassi-
nation OF the town attorney and
homeseeker. Mob law prevails, a
lynching expected. and state troops
have been called.
With Ala pieces of skin taken
from his wife, daughter. father.
nurse, doctor and many fellow,
churchmen George S. Kilby of New
York was saved from burns that
would have been fatal.
Mrs. c. j. Holman, mother of Mrs.
Harry Thaw, admitted at her home
In Pittsburg that the letters to Stan
ford White printed in the papers
were hers. Her friends said she
was collecting evidence to be used
against Thaw at his trial.
The report for 1905 OF the New
York state superintendent of insur-
ance showed decrease from the
record of 1904 of s515, 900, 900 In the
amount of new insurance written
in New York state and a cores
pondingly large increase in the mum.
Der OF lapsed policies.