Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

About 100000 ballots were cast In
the election of trustees of the New
York and Mutual Life insurance COM
panies and both sides claimed the
victory.
Proceedings brought by the state
Of Missouri to GUST the Standard Oil
company, of Indiana, the Waters
Pierce OIL company and the Republic
Oil company from Missouri were re-
sumed before Commissioner Robert
A. Anthony in New York.
The interstate commerce commits
sion received reports from 20 towns
in the northwest revealing fuel FAM
inc which imperils scores of lives.
George S. McReynolds of Chicago
was convicted Of fraud ulently remov-
ing grain from warehouses.
Charges have been preferred by a
. conductor of train from Pensacola
to Fort Barrancas, alleging that SOL
diers at that post fired ON his car
from ambush.
Mrs. Howard Powers, wife of the
manager of "The McFadden's Flats
company, committed suicide In Col
umbus, O., by shooting. On the stage
she was known as Dollie Powers.
George Sutton defeated Willie
Hoppe at 1872 balk line billiards in
New York, retaining the champion
ship.
The Interstate Commission COM
pany, which has headquarters In Col
umbus, O., and brokerage houses in a
number of cities in northern Ohio.
closed it's doors.
Harry Kendall Thaw will be put on
trial January 81 for the murder Of
Stanford White.
The emperor of Japan has OK.
pressed his desire to decorate Am
bassador Mccormick for his services
to Japan in st. Petersburg.
Gov. Folk of Missouri has sued 81.
Louis for 1888 back salary as circuit
attorney.
Arthur A. McKain. of INDIANAPOLIS.
president of the Indiana Manufacture
Ing company, placed his business at.
fairs In the hands of three trustees
Tor the benefit OF his creditors. His
assets, according to one of the trus.
tees, amount to 100000, with liabili-
ties Of $225.000.
The body Of Sir John Long, Scotch
member of parliament, who died at
Oakland, CAL, last week, was cremat-
ed and the ashes will be taken home
by his widow.
Col. Andrew Jackson, son of the
adopted son of President Jackson.
died In Knoxville, Tenn. He was born
in 1894 at the Hermitage, the home
Of "Old Hickory" ;.
The Ann Arbor railway and the To.
!edo Ice and Coal company have been
indicted for giving and receiving re-
bates. .'..<.~>- .-.-.0' =,
Two officers Of the negro troops who
took part In the Brownsville riot were
ordered before q court.martial for
trial. 80
The, Belgian chamber Of deputies
( voted to accept the terms Of King
! lLeopold's will for the annexation Of
the Congo. e J. =, .sy>...z
s3s Strife between the. Roman Catholic
CHI church and the French government
may *be. ended BY the announcement.
Hof Cardinal Richard, archbishop - Of
Paris, that, while members Qf: the
clergy are hidden to do SO, layrrnen
may, conform TO the terms Of the sep
aration Law. II IL, s-- M r.: y 8, i
ssss.sT The Standard Oilecompany advanced
\ the wages of5 all employees receiving.
h less .sE a than 500 . month 10 per: cent;
The Interstate Il commerce commits:
Mon; sent an appeal to esidents of
western and mort hWestern railways to
3 relieve the suffering due IS the car
-shortag
s5s Roman Catholic priests In France
held services IN deflance 81 the sepa.S
ration nv and man were summoneds
in court z5g
355 boyS M killed an the xLallerySlofE
tn 3estic thea chiollllglo,lAss WITH
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