Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-17

S James Mel amar Sbalrkeepe
Ibeaten and Schok aple:
Ridge Mich. three men who had.
entered into putes Wit oyer
the drinks. Mn.
Is The publ ication bf the text 81 the
|=NeWNfoundl land moo us syivendf in# Lon
don *evokes strong editorial articles.
The opposition s. ewspap ers condemn
the goyernme nt for oVerrid ding the
wishes Of the colon inn ord to con-
ciliate the United States. #S:< SIS S $.S i
/; Seven persons were injured sseri-
ously and many more: slightly liz sssa
wreck which occurred two: miles east
LOT Wamegor. KAN. On the SUnioons Pa a.
ciac railway. i: '$5 B ,5s z& s .: p, II ss
Two men are dead and five, were in
jured by the explosion Of the boiler
Of threshing machine on the farm
Of John: Hanson about eight miles
from New Richmond, Wis Z; y: ~ r. ": 1; =
. The vendetta existing between Oak
ford and Hemlock. rival villages in:
Indiana, has broken out afresh,SS The
feud Is confined to-. young men and
boys, and when q man Of one village:
calls upon young woman OF the other.
town it Is q signal for bloodshed. ~ rs !.
It has been finally decided that the
Panama canal will be completed by
contract. This change in the building.
Of the canal will in no way: affect the
employment of Chinese labor:
The Transatlantic Fire Insurance
company: loses in the first decision to
be rend cred in the San: Francisco
courts regarding the liability of com.
panies which have refused a dollar for
dollar settlement. The company has
not single excuse in law for repudi-
ating the claims of its policyholders,
according to the decision rendered. -
Charged with conspiracy against
trade I'm violation of the antitrust
laws of the state, the Standard Oil.
company Of Ohio and It's alleged CON
stituent companies, the Buckeye Pipe
Line and the Manhattan Oil company,
were placed on trial at Findlay, O.,
before Judge Gideon G. Baker and a
jury in the probate court of Hancock
county. = - =
While fighting fire in the tenement
district of Evansville, Ind, ' which
caused a damage OF $500, four f1remen
were injured: Capt. James FitzWil.
liams fatally, Charles Cecil and Charles
Oldens seriously, and John Algear
slightly hurt. :,
R. E. Kemper, train dispatcher for
the Louisville & Nashville railroad.
was arrested at Evansville, Ind, on
the charge that he discharged tele-
graph operator because the latter
joined the union.
Fire destroyed Browns opera house,
Klinefelter'si livery barn, st. Marks
Episcopal church, First Lutheran
church, and c. F. Browns house and
barn at Waterloo, Ia, entailing a loss
estimated at $4,000.
The Columbus co., board of educa.
ton, upon the recommendation of the
superintendent of schools, decided to
adopt the simpli1ed spelling SO far as
it is practicable in the schools OF, the
city. i. ,"'=<'* - ..
The Central Glass Jobbers' associa-
ton decided that all : jobbers, should
hold prices to a discount Of 80 and 10
per cent. from the: October book list
price for double strength glass, and to
80 and 10 on single strength glass.
After working diligently four weeks
in constructing his own coffin Charles
Stout, aged IS years. a pioneer, of
Lftchf1eld, Ill.,, committed suicide at
his home by shooting himself. -. =.
Bert and Mollie Kemp, aged 80 and
20 respectively, are under arrest at
Port Huron, Mich, charged with muir:
dering their baby. - { 80.
A trolley car with 26 passengers was
struck by the blind, end of a string.
OF freight cars at the Rock Island
switch yards at Kansas City, Mo, and
knocked rs feet against switch
shanty, resulting in the serious injury
Of four people and violently shaking up
all of the passengers j. ~. !
Clyde Boatwright, aged ~, at Mari.
on, o., shot and killed his father, Scott
Boatwright,s who was about to: brain
his wife with an ak. = s. q. 1850:
: Walter Newman, policeman, was
shot and probably fatally wounded at
Mitchell, s. d., by Charles Reusan. a
thresherman, whom he, was attempting
to arrest for Drunkenness j.: 4. i =,
- The Dublin Evening Telegram de.
clares that Richard Croker Isl bringing
an action for libel and claiming heavy
damages against the: proprietor Of the
London, Magazine In connections with
an article dealing with Mr.. .Croker's.
relations to Tammany Hall. s.. A.: ;: IS
George scoville, who began the prac..
tice Of law IL Chicago In 1851, and who
gained an enviable reputation asian at
torney, =is dead 81 MI. scoville defended:
Charles J. Guiteau. the slayer Of Pres
ident Garfield. 81 H. Il # .s.5z +
The officers OF the, Merchant, Marine
League Of the United States announce
the date for closing their. cont sts for
prizes for essays On 6 How to Build Up
Our Shipping IN the Foreign Trade;
has been postponed until January s.
!, Measures win be taken By the Mexi.
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