Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

President Roosevelt maintained his
position in regard to the discharge OF
negro troops, and Secretary Taft can:
celed his suspension of the order.
James H. Eckels Endorsed vigorous
ly the plan for credit currency advo-
Gated by the joint banking commits
sion, in q speech in Omaha before the
Nebraska Bankers association.
The United States may build up
commercial relations of great value
with South America, provided proper
steps are taken at once, said John
Barrett, United States minister to Col
ombia, in a speech before the trans
Mississippi congress.
J. J. Hill issued circular to Great
Northern stockholders giving details
of the manner in which they will share
In the profits OF the ore properties
leased to the United States Steel cor
poration.
Grover Cleveland and others paid
tribute to the memory Of Carl Schurz
at a meeting in New York to further
the project for q monument to the
German-American.
Two more men were arrested In
Chicago in connection with the al.
legged gigantic postal frauds which re.
suited in ten arrests.
The American Federation of Labor,
by decisive vote, permitted steamft.
ters to retain charter of afiliation,
thereby giving singing repuke to
Madden.
James J. Hill, testifying in the grain
investigation at Minneapolis, said he
owns no elevator stock and would not
permit any Great Northern man to re.
tain an interest In business affected
by the road. He asserted the farmers
were victims Of the railway and ele.
vator men.
Railroads Of the entire country have
decided on an era of rigid economy,
involving decrease in expenditures
for 1907 Of between $4,000, 900 and
$3.50, 000, 900, as compared with 1906.
Joseph Papfneau Of Chicago was
held to the grand jury to answer a
charge Of saturating his wife's cloth.
ing with gasoline and applying q
match, burning her to death.
Party expenditures in the New York
election were more than $4,000, 600.
The outlay of w. r. Hearst was 1885,.
$40. Morgan, Rockefelles and Carne.
gle gave generously to the Republi.
cans.
The liners Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse and Orinoco collided near Cher.
bourg and several members of the
crews were killed.
Chicago, southern Michigan and
northern Indiana were swept by q
fierce gale, and much damage was
done.
Engineer Frank Detnauer assumed
all the blame for the railway wreck at
Woodville, Ind, which cost 63 lives.
The "Pittsburg Flyer" on the Buffa-
10. Rochester & Pittsburg, was wreck
ed near Golden, N. r., and Is persons
were injured.
Christ Kla1ss, expert malster at a
Cincinnati brewery, fell headforemost
into q huge barley hopper and was
smothered to death in the flowing
grain. $50. RI :,
Secretary Of State; Root, passing
through Chicago with e. H. Hartman
en- route to d banquet at Kansas city.
advised. Chicago business men to de.
velop trade with Latin Americans ~
the establishment Of steamship lines.
J. William r. Hearst declared. he
would not again run for ONCE. III = =: 3"
Z: Robbers at Walker. Mo. started !
hre that destroyed six of the best
business buildings to cover .. 8 TIA
robbery Of between 81, 900 and 93 900
belonging to the Bank Of Walker. :s .ss 81 I:
:Ssz q japanese fleet Of warships 81 t1,a5
FIRST class Is to visit the United states
next year. BIS =. 7sSz zs<: =. -. ;
s The: safe In the State Bank Of 1far, 4.
mac, Pawnee county, Okla. was blow,r,:
Open by nttrogl ycerins and the robbers
escaped with 81, 900. d sss
as@ The emplo yes Of the Penn IRON ~ cn M
:pnny who have been % strike Tor ina
last five months, have reached V A
with the company. sssss.'
The lakes;to- he-gulf deep 81 terx,av
convent ton. has q jjourne ed, B after alact.:
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Ionia var chosen zpreside lent.
Henry Roug poll eman va VI N s Il o$
and riously Injured: jat FSilyettaviIIals
during q riot With studentasof
To Uniy er1ity q Arkansas