The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-12
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Sir Joseph Ward, new premier OF
New Zealand lunched with President
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and conferred
with the president upon the develop
ment of a reciprocity sentiment between
the United States and New Zealand.
Piano plate molders to the number OF
100 and an equal number OF helpers
went on a strike at Springfield, o., tying
of the Wickham Piano Plate Company,
the c. S. Kelly Company and the n. II.
Fairbanks Company.
Henry Scott, colored Of Baltimore,
was hanged in Wilmington, n. G., tor
the murder Of the captain, mate, engineer
and steward OF the schooner Harry Ber-
wind.
Miss Emma Stephany has been ar
rested, charged with completely in the
murder OF James W. Frizzel, who was
in the woman's company when shot.
President Roosevelt has pardoned
Judge A. II. Tanner, who was charged
with perjury in connection with the Ia
nous Mitchell-Tanner agreement.
The Sugar Trusts demurrer to charges
of conspiracy has been upheld by Judge
Holt. OF New York, but charges OF re-
batting stand
The Chicago and Alton Railroad and
two officials have been found guilty
of granting rebates to a firm of Chicago
meat packers.
Rev. DR.. L. P. Mercer, originator Of
the Parliament of Religions at the
Worlds Fair, IS dead.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has issued
set of rules to prevent iayoritism IN
handling cars.
Sir Joseph Ward, premier OF New
Zealand who is in New York, says MS
country fights the trusts by the govern
ment supplying opposition to monopoly
Eddie Quinn aged IS years has con
fessed that he shot F. L.Graves, coach
man of a Wall Street broker, who was
supposed to have been murdered.
Autoneode Ruzzo, an Italian youth OF
Mamaroneck. n. Y, shot and killed
Michael Ferrari to avenge an alleged
insult to the boys mother.
Mrs. William Snyder, OF Bluffton,
Ind, was struck on the top OF her head
by an unexploded aerial bomb and sus-
tanned serious injuries.
Fank a. Vanderlip in addressing
the New York State Bankers Associa-.
ton, declared for a scientific system OF
banknote currency
The fast mail on the Lake Shore was
wrecked by spreading rails near Glenviile,
o.. and the passengers escaped with
shaking up.
Rev. Frederick Poole, a missionary to
Philadelphia's Chinatown, was shot IN
the arm during factional war among
Cinnamon.
Prosecutor William l.. David, OF Find
lay, O., filed information against John
d. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil
Company.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Wykoff, widow of
General Wykoff, who fell at San Juan
Hill. died at her home in Easton, Pa.
Frank D. Callahan, head OF a real
estate firm in Chicago accused OF en-
bezzlement. committed suicide.
f. N Woodruff, Of Chicoga, a passen-
ger on the White Star liner Majestic,
committed suicide at sea.
Forty-seven persons were killed and
over 1000 injured on the Fourth OF July
Wiretappers beat the New York pool
rooms out OF $4,000.
The Federation OF American Zionisis
has prohibited membership in its or
ganization Of members OF Israel Zang-
Wills Jewish Territorial Society.
The Concordia Singing Society, OF
Wilkes-Barre Pa, won the Kaiser prize
at Newark, the FIVE Judges voting their
singing perfect.
a runaway freight car ran down an
incline near Altoona, jumped the track
and plunged into party OF merrymak-
ers, killing 10.
The German steamer Deutschland beat
the French ship La Provence in crossing
the Atlantic by nearly II hours.
An attempt was made TO shoot De
tective Robert Pinkerton while he was
at Sheepshead Bay racetrack.
Alice Funk, aged p, jumped from
bridge 800 feet high near Akron, o.,
and was instantly killed
President Roosevelt was drenched by
rainstorms during his Fourth OF July
oration at Oyster Bay.
Prof Henry A. Ward, the naturalist,
was run down by an automobile in Buff
falo and killed