The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-01-06

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d Fe3sral Agents secured sensational
evidence against The Standard OF CON
EKny preliminary 70 prosecution Of
The combine under The antitrust Law.
4 The movement 10 canonize Ch-isto-
phsr Columbus is revived and q peti-
ton requesting this action is under
4 consideration
Two aged sisters died in one day in
Chicago. following one who expired
last July and another who succumbed
last week A fifth sister is dying.
Charles @. Dawes. of Chicago. is re-
ported in Washington 10 have assumed
charge of Vice President Fairbanks
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/ the next national convention.
The Commercial National bank will
build an ls-s;ory building at Adams
and Clark streets, Chicago, to cost
81 SOC. 600
Judge W. J. Calhoun, in his forth
coming report covering his investiga-
ton Of affairs in Venezuela, according
to rumor in Washington. will deal
a blow 10 the asphalt trust by uphold
ing the stand of President Castro.
\, A strike of structural iron workers
caused lay-off Of 2.l0o men at steel
mills at South Chicago. Ill.
Mr.. Merritt. of New York, says Pres
ident Roosevelt is trying to obtain con-
troll Of the party organizations in New
York, Connecticut and Ohio.
In preparation for a possible Russian
crisis France orders warships to be
made ready for service In the North
sea.
Gov. Hayward, of South Carolina. or
dered the arrest Of $50 white men. who
lynched two negroes at Barnwell last
Friday.
Irvine Baxter, United States district
fnr L.-
marily removed from Office by Presi-
dent Roosevelt
A new high record of a price for
seat on the New York stock exchange
was reached when $4,000 was paid.
This with the $1,000 initiation fee
brings 1t up to $4,000.
The three-masted, schooner Sahara,
OF Parsboro, N. s., has been wrecked
on the Florida coast, and its entire
crew of at least seven men drowned.
Robert McFall and Clarence Misner.
six and eight years old. were drowned
near Terre Haute, Ind, while skating.
Matthew Patterson Wood. consulting
engineer, scientist and author. died at
his home In New York city, after q
protracted illness. He was the author
of many papers in technical subjects.
! At least $4,000 Chicagoans natural
lied illegally by the criminal court,
have no right to vote. according to an
Interpretation Of the law by the Civic
federation.
Viscount Siuzo Aoki has been APP
pointed Japan's ambassador to this
country.
john Alexander Dowie Of Zion City,
, ILL.,, arrived at Port Antonio, Jamaica,
on the steamer Admiral Dewey. He
was confined to his cabin during the
voyage. but his health is somewhat
improved.
, Christmas was a jolly day at the
White House. the cares Of state being
put aside for Yuletide festivities, in
Guiding tree for the children and a
family dinner in the evening. at which
Congressman Longworth was present.
Charitable and religious organiza.
tions of New York gave Christmas din
ners to thousands Of the poor and
friendless.
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