The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-01-05
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duced in the world in 1904.
Harry Collision, a prominent banker
At Rantoul and Thomasboro. Ills, was
struck by train at Thomasboro and
instantly killed.
John Southwind, a giant Winnebago
Indian, who came to Sioux City, be-
came intoxicated and the next morn
Ing was found on a sand bar frozen tc
death.
The attempt by the strikers to stoI
the operation Of the railroads in Po-
land has not been successful and
majority of them are still running
trains.
Glasses to give instruction in Eng
lish TO the Russian Jews, who are ex.
pected to come to America as refugees
will be started at once by the Chicago
Hebrew institute.
The gigantic dry dock Dewey has
made an suspicious start on its $4,000.
mile trip to the Philippine islands, un.
der the direction Of Commander H. II
Hosley. u. S. N.
While driving in a runabout across
the tracks of the Long Island railroad
at Brooklyn Hills, N. Y, James Kelly
and Harry Galway were struck by
train and instantly killed.
In his annual report, First Assistant
Postmaster-Gener Hitchcock says
that the low salaries paid clerks in
first and second-class postoffices is de
creasing the standard of efficiency
Fred Gillette, w. b. Warner and
Fred Englebracht three men who
broke Jail at Kearney, Neb., have been
captured near Heldredge, where they
were brought to bay in haystack
Jeddiah Allen, eighty-four years old,
at one time the leading attorney at
Delaware, O.. choked to death on a
piece of meat while eating his dinner
at the Marion county, Indiana, poor
farm.
The anarchist who attempted to
stab Cardinal Sartos Cassanas
Pages, bishop of Urgel, Spain, as he
was leaving the cathedral, committed
suicide by taking poison soon after his
arrest.
Frank Downing of Batesville, Ark.
shot and killed T. w Madcliffe at
telegraph Office in Hoxie, Ark. where
the latter was employed. A dispute
over the delivery of telegram led
to the killing,
According to latest reports received
in San Francisco from the Orient the
boycott in China has become so seri.
Gus that number of American houses
have closed their doors until the con-
ditions change.
Howard Chenoweth. under sentence
of fifty years for killing City Marshal
Killburn in Silver City, N. NJ, was res.
cued by masked men, who overpow,
cred the janitor and locked him in
Chenoweth's cell.
The Turkish government has pre-.
sented a note to the Austro-H ungea.
ian government informing it that the
Macedonian committees in Bulgaria
are preparing for an uprising in Mace.
donia in the coming spring
Alex Mcdonald, Birmingham, Ala,
negro, who attempted the life of Po-
liceman Henry Nichols at Elkmont, in.
turing him slightly, was pursued by a
hundred men and brought back to the
town with rope around his neck and
his body riddled with bullets, more
than a hundred shots having been
fred into him.
The officers of the. Cleveland Retail
Coal Dealers association, indicted on
the charge of violating the Valentine
antitrust law, pleaded guilty in Com
mon Pleas court at Cleveland, o., and
were sentenced to pay fines of $500
each.
Lizzie Parton, twelve years old,
daughter of William Parton, died at
the home Of her parents in Covington
KY. all efforts to remove small china
doll she swallowed nine days ago fail
ing. She swallowed the doll while at
play.
At the point of pistol Mrs. Hettie
Works. wife Of wealthy farmer liv.
ing near Lexington, Ky, yesterday
forced John Taylor, a neighbor, to pay
her debt owed by Taylor to her hus
band The hold-up occurred on the
public highway.
The st. Petersburg correspondent
Of the London Times reports that
the relations between Russia and Ger.
many are distincly estranged and
that there is a possibility of interna.
tional complications arising from the
rebellion in the Baltic provinces.
Nicholas Jerue of Cedar River.
Mich, was thought to have died and
all preparations were made for the
funeral. The grave was dug and the
body was about to be placed in the
coffin when the man began to revive.
after lying in trance for six hours.
e. e. Snyder, former banker at olin,