Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-06-28

daughter, failed to recover damages
from a New York dentist in breach
Of promise suit.
Mrs. w. A. Petrequin Of Detroit
was killed in a railroad accident on
the Western Maryland road at
Thomas, w Va.
Mrs. Emma Kaufman, a Sioux
Falls woman, is threatened with
lynching after being held for the muir
der of a servant.
The circuit court of Newark, o.. has
refused a new trial to Robert Linga-
felter, the. bankers son, who was
convicted of forgery.
The University of Wisconsin at
commencement broke its record in
the number of graduates, 438 receiv-
ing bachelor degrees.
The payment of fee of $5,204 by
the New York Life Insurance COM
pany to Senator Beverage of in
diana in 1898 becomes public.
Freddie Muth's abductor was tried,
convicted and sentenced to twenty
years solitary confinement in less
than an hour at Philadelphia.
William Hisey, farmer living near
Aurora, Ind, fatally shot his sister,
in-law, Mrs. Hisey, wife of promi-
nent Cincinnati manufacturer
The Pennsylvania railroads $780,
100000 loan was placed in Paris, il
being the first American deal of the
! kind to be officially sanctioned.
The wife of Postmaster Bigelow of
Hampton Junction, N. J, saved the Of
fee from being looted when she
drove off eight burglars with rifle.
Miss Helen Frances Dodge, daugh-
ter of Rufus s. Dodge, ana DR.. Yer
non w. Stiles. two of the best known
young people of Sparta, were mar
ried
The Ohio supreme court has re-
fused to consider the appeal of Muir
derer Hammel of Dayton, who is con-
demned to die in the electric chair
June %.
William E. Walling and Miss
Strunsky sociological workers, were
married in Paris month ago, accord
ing to an announcement made in
New York.
| Christopher Koehier, a wealthy
banker, was fined $3.50 and sentenced
to Jail for twelve hours at Helena,
Mont, on a charge of illegally fenc
1 ing government lands.
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rested in Pinar Del Rio, Cuba, on an
extradition warrant charged with de-
! falcation by the Spaulding Manufac-
turing company of Conway, Ark.
Judge Quarles in the United States
court for the eastern district of Wis
consin issued sweeping injunction
against the striking iron molders of
the Allis-Chalmers company.
| Alleging that the Commonwealth
Trust and Savings bank, backed by
union labor men, has not complied
with requirements the Illinois state
officials may order 1t to close
| Louis Gilbertson, a La Crosse re-
| tail shoe dealer, has failed, with LA
bllities of $4,000 and assets of $4,000
| Gilbertson has conducted a shoe store
| In La Crosse for sixteen years.
! Paul Rapp. superintendent of small
parks in Chicago, is accused of de
handing a bride of $3.50 before he
would recommend the awarding of a
contract to florist and hogticulturist
Kansas is sending out the strongest
appeal in her history for men to work
| in the harvest fields, 1t being estimat-
ed that $4,000 more toilers than now
are in sight win be needed to save
the wheat crop.
Charges against President Roose-
welt made by Chancellor Day of SYRIA
cuse University were refuted and the
evils of corporations were attacked by
Bishop Samuel Fallows, who preach.
ed at the University of Wisconsin.
| Standard Oh graft of millions in
selling lubricants to railroads at ex-
eessiye prices. which the independents
say amounts to rebating, was dis
closed by the cancellation by the
company of a low-rate contract with
the Pennsylvania.
Charges of Wholesale graft in gov.
eminent powder contracts are made
against the Du Pont combine, of
which Senator Du Pont is the head,
by Robert S, Waddell, a powder man
ufaeturer of Peoria. in circular sent
to all members of congress.
FOREIGN.