Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-01

| Six men were mangled to death by
explosion in sawmill near Holcomb,
Wis
| Twenty-fOur women were killed in
Chicago during the last year by brutal
assaults by men.
Michael Burke, the alleged In
diana bank rob5er, is brought to In
diana from Toledo.
Marshall Field planned to per
petuate his great fortune through the
heads OF his family.
Gov. Folk in a Boston address de-
clared that business and political
morality were gaining.
The first annual exhibition OF the
Ford County Poultry association is
being held in Paxton, Ill.
Fear that Yale may GUST him from
fellowship is responsible for the col
lapse of Senator Depew.
Gladstone Dowie is reported on his
way to Zion with an Apostolic letter.
and may assume charge.
Striking iron workers attacked non
unionists in street in New York and
desperate fight ensued.
Arthur ]. Magnus, son-in-law Of
Adolphus Busch, ST. Louis brewer,
killed himself in Chicago.
A fifty-year search for relatives of
Milton II Lucas of Montana, formerly
of Illinois, has been in vain.
Six Illinois Tunnel company work
men were arrested, charged with at
tempting to steal city street.
Harlow Belden, rs years old, for
many years engaged in the manufac-
ture of paper in Chicago, is dead.
Charles Loyal Currier died in Los
Angeles. He was formerly a we'll
known insurance man of Chicago.
Daniel d. Hunt, a boy, "a years old,
visited his centenarian mother in Be-
lott, on her birthday anniversary.
A rebate charge by President Stick
Iey of the Great Western against the
Burlington stirred up western roads.
Mother Merianna Haas will be in
stalled commissary general for the
United States of the Sisters of Notre
Dame.
Alaskans in Seattle. have petitioned
President Roosevelt to appoint Judge
Wickersham of Alaska governor of the
territory.
Retail merchants of the middle
west may establish a wholesale house
in Chicago to cope with mail order
business.
Mrs. Nathan T. Bremen, wife of ex-
alderman, declared she had narrow
escape from being robbed by st. Louis
policemen.
August Belmont, Jr., of New York,
who will inherit all of the Belmont
fortunes, is to wed to Miss Alice De
Goicouria.
Seven women were stabbed in the
leg or hip in the downtown section of
st. Louis, Mo. None of the victims are
seriously hurt.
Investigation showed that many wo-
men and girls. who work as garment
finishers in Chicago, often earn only
90 cents a week.
Servants employed in the homes of
New York society people, according to
evidence at Hapgood trial, furnished
tips to Town Topics.
An automobile driven by Major
Edwin B. Babbitt of the United States
army created panic among the
natives in Bagnio, p. |.
DR.. Kempster of Milwaukee. in
sanity expert. says incurables should
be killed and declares that he once
ended a woman's sufferings.
pointed first, deputy police commis-
sioner of New York city under Gen
eral Theodore A. Bingham.
DIR. Herwin Troop, who was re-
elected president of Lebanon Valley
college at Annville, Pa, states that he
will not accept the position.
Town Topics was bitterly denounced
as matchmaking Sweet in the clos
ing scene at the criminal libel suit
against Editor Hapgood of Golfers.
Eighty persons are reported lost in
the wreck of San Francisco steamer
driven ashore at the base of the preci-
pice on the Vancouver island coast
Warrants We're issued for thirty-one
PENNSYLVANIA anarchists charged with
being in a plot to kill Governor Penny
packer, Governor Pattison and others.
immigration Commissioner Sargent
says healthy immigrants get disease.
from exposure to the unhealthy. He
favors medical inspection at foreign
ports.
Lawrence Tighe. 16 years old, was
probably fatally injured in a boxing
bout in New York. Joseph Rivers,
his antagonist, and two others were
arrested.
| r. M. Patterson, assistant state
food commissioner for Illinois, in a
speech in Niagara Falls said those
who eat canned gods get forty doses
of poison every day,
| Survivors of Valencia praise Cap
tain Johnson for his heroism, he hav-
ing refused to save himself when
| given q chance. The list of rescued
reaches twenty-nine,
| Mrs Marearet Railey former