Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1906-09-21


tional organizations, or for the use OF
the seal of the American Federation OF
] Labor as n universal design and part
, Of the various union labels issued by
the affiliated organizations.
Mrs. Marion Falace VAIL daughter
of the confederacy who was conspicu-
GUS during the civil war as a nurse, is
dead at st. Louis. She was banished
from st. Louis by Gen. Leighton for
releasing confederates during her
work in the prisons.
Delegates from all parts of Canada
! now in session at the dominion trades
congress at Victoria, b. c., will bring
forward resolutions seeking legisla-
tion for the imposition of tax on
Hindus, large numbers of whom have
been entering Canada within the last
few months.
Walter Poppert, aged 35 years, son
Of George Poppert, president of the
North Milwaukee Manufacturing COM
pany, was instantly killed by an en-
gine on the Chicago, Milwaukee G. st.
Paul railroad.
The steamer Manchuria has arrived
at Honolulu. Capt. Metcalf thinks that
the vessel can be repaired In ten days
so that she will be able to go to San
Francisco under her own steam.
President Charles N. McIver of the
North Carolina Normal and Industrial
college at Greensboro, one of the
greatest educators of the south,
dropped dead OF apoplexy on the
Bryan special just after the train left
Durham, n. c.
Orders were issued calling out all
the men employed by the Vandalia
Coal company, in Indiana. The action
was taken by the district officials of
the United Mine Workers of America,
and was the result of the failure to ad-
| just differences growing out of the dis
charge of three men at Vandalia mine,
No. 5, near Linton, Ind.
Former Gov. Aaron Thomas Bliss,
of Michigan, died at Sacred Heart
] sanitorium, Milwaukee, of apoplexy.
1t is generally understood that one
of the principal objects of Finance
Minister Limantour's trip to Europe is
to bring about the acquisition of the
Mexican Central railroad by the Mex
lean government.
A terrible dynamite accident hap
pened at a railroad camp Is miles
| from Kenora, Man. Three men were
blown to pieces, fragments of their
bodies being picked up 40 feet away.
The big steel steamer Crescent City,
with the whaleback No. 16S in tow,
went aground about two miles above
Washburn, Wis, within 500 feet of
the shore.
A cloudburst in the northwestern
part of Dakota county and the east.
ern part of Dixon county, Nebraska,
rushed down the valley of Elk creek,
sweeping away hundreds of tons of
hay, drowning hogs caught in pens,
flooding cellars, washing away rail-
road tracks and dong other damage,
all of which is conservatively esti-
mated at 100000.
In pistol duel at Helena, Mont,
Chief of Police Flannery shot and
killed t. p. Purdue, travelling painter
of Kansas City, and was himself shot
in the leg.
Frederick E. Rosebuck, well-to-do
produce merchant of Brooklyn, was
placed under arrest there on the
charges of grand larceny, preferred in
Kansas.
By defeating the st. Paul team, the
Chicago lacrosse club won the CARING
cup, emblematic of the western la
crosse championship.
io IN hn ar;, Af 1F
the most extensive building strikes
ever experienced.
A monument to George Washington
was unveiled in Budapest, Hungary,
and the entire population from morn
ing until night gave itself up to en-
thusiasm over the unveiling ON mon
archical territory of monument to
the first president of the United
States. The Stars and Stripes and the
Hungarian colors intertwined were to
be seen everywhere.
Capt. Roaldy Amundsen, the dis
coverer of the northwest passage,
reached Seattle on the steamship Sar-
atoga from Nome.
Father James H. Brady, assistant
rector of st. Johns cathedral Mil
waukee, died at st. Marys hospital of
acute diabetes, after an illness of
about three weeks
While standing near the third-base
foul line watching the baseball game
Kuno Schilling, of Milwaukee, was
struck on the back of the neck by a
swiftly batted ball and died immedi-
ately.
The International & Great Northern
extra freight train from st. Louis
was derailed at Prices Switch, 16
miles north of Palestine, Tex. One of
the cars carried a half car of matches
and these We're ignited and flames
spread to IA cars of the 23 derailed.
An anti-jewish outbreak is likely to
occur at Warsaw. Fugitives have
called on Herr Daszynski, member
of the Austrian reichsrath, requesting
him to inform the European press that
a massacre of Jews is preparing for