Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-19
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Lord Curzon, OF dleston,s former
IVtceroy Of India, viii not be the mex
British ambassador to America &C
4 cording to a statement made by,;ssLady
j Curzon's brother-in-law, the Earl OF
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One hundred and twenty additional
American teachers are wanted in the
Philippines for the next school year
according to scablegram received
from Manila by the bureau of insula1
affairs. .'.-'. 49,
Christmas boxes and parcels for the
enlisted men Of the navy serving in
Cuban waters will be delivered. with.
out cost IL they are addressed In
charge of the depot quartermaster,
Newport News, Va.
The Infanta Maria Teresa, sister OF
King Alfonso, OF Spain, and who was
married January IL to Prince Ferdi.
nand Of Bavaria, gave birth to son.
DIR. Royner S. Paddington, pastor
OF the Herkimer street Methodist
church, Brooklyn, died of heart fail
ure, aged 10 years. For Is years he
was a member OF the Detroit M. E.
conference.
| Fourteen merchants and business
men, of East st. Louis, entered pleas
Of guilty to charges of violating the
Illinois child labor laws, and were
fined.
Harry G. Pulliam was reelected
president Of the National League of
Baseball clubs. John Heydler was
chosen secretary and treasurer.
A st. Petersburg newspaper urged
alliance between the United States
and Russia to check Japanese agrees
sion in the orient.
Sidney Smith, of Cambridge, Mass,
claimed quarter section of land on
the lake front, Chicago, worth $40,.
100000.
"Bat' Masterson and two editors
Of the New York Telegraph were ar.
rested on charges OF criminal con-
tempt of court because Of the reports
OF the Gillette trial printed in that
paper.
A federal Judge in Wisconsin, in
deciding a labor case, held it was
legal to strike or to conspire to strike,
! with or without cause.
France expelled the SECRETARY of
the papal nunclature and Premier
Clemenceau said If Rome wanted war,
she could have it.
Daniel F. Raum, prominent lawyer
and son OF Green B. Raum. is under
arrest at Peoria, ILL.,, for committing
forgery in the sum OF $4,000, and has
confessed. He executed false mort
cages on land.
Bishop McCabe, of Philadelphia, of
the Methodist Episcopal church, was
stricken with apoplexy in New York.
1t is believed that he will recover.
Raisult has Informed the Moorish
officials that he is prepared to march
upon Tangier at the head of $4,000
Moors and drive into the sea and
massacre every Christian in that
place.
Fourteen persons were injured,
three seriously, when a local train Of
the Iron Mountain railroad was de-
rallied near Batesville. Ark.
George Burnham, Jr, a vice presi-
dent and general counsel of the Mu.
tual Reserve Life Insurance company,
was convicted In New York of lar
ceny of $500 of the company's fluids.
Mrs. Angie Birdsong was found
guilty at Hazelhurst, Miss, Of man.
slaughter for killing DR.. Thomas But
Ter. and was recommended by the
jury to the mercy of the court.
Joseph S. Kearns, who was captured
after robbing Great Bend, Kan,
bank in broad daylight, confessed to
having robbed the Midland National
bank at Newton, Kan, November 10.
Joseph Ferguson shot and probably
fatally wounded German Lentz and
Ttllman Lentz, neighboring farmers,
living north Of Bloomington, Ind, dur
ing a dispute over a road.
Salvatore Svelazo, while sitting in
the barroom of a saloon at No. FOG
Forsyth street. New York, was shot
and killed by an unknown assassin.
He Is thought to be the victim of q
Sicil1an vendetta.
Seventeen thousand members of
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
in New York will demand an increase
in wages from $3.50 to IS a day.,
San Francisco proposes to have q
worlds fair in 1913. The Pacific
Ocean Exposition company plans to
give mammoth fair to commemorate
the four hundredth anniversary of the
discovery of the Pacific ocean by Bal.
boa and the completion Of the Panama
canal.
G. Goodloe Edgar and Edwin Earl.
members OF the s11rm of William F.
Edgar & Sons, sugar dealers, of De-
troit. Mich, pleaded guilty to accept
ing rebates on sugar shipments and
were fined $4,000 each.
David Wallace, q pioneer contractor
of the northwestern states, died at La
Crosse, Wis, aged "a years.
F. The war department has selected
the site for the government powder
factory, for which congress appropri.
ated 1856, 900 last session, in Dover,
n, J. The plant will be one of the
finest Of Its kind In existence.
|. A new balloon has Just been or.
dered by the United States govern
ment for use in the war department
for experimental purposes in military
work. :$ 5: ~ F. -, :Ss:
A lone bandit robbed a bank at
Great Bend. Kan. sof $3.50 but :waa