Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-11-14
NEWS OF The WORLD
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Counterfeit dollar coins have been
passed in Menominee.
Chicago bankers declare the fnan-
cial skies are now clear and a con-
tinued upward trend win follow.
In Chicago Judge Brentano sentenc-
ed Richard Walton to be hanged Dec
ember 10, for the murder OF Mrs.
Lillian White Grant
At Houghton Miss Matilda Puget
calumet, w o fell while carrying a
pail of boiling water. and was scalded
terribly by the water, is dead.
Miss Eta MCLEAN, held for robbing
United States District Attorney Sims.
Of valuable papers In Chicago, Is a
divorced woman, according to Boston
advices.
John Mitchell. president OF the
United Mine Workers Of America, who
has undergone several operations, is
reported today to be gradually i'm.
proving.
Expert engineers calculate that the
butshering OF the 'navigability" bill by
the barnacie family IN the Illinois SEN
ate will mean a profit o. $8.500,000 to
the Economy Light and Power CON-
pany.
Emmett Dalton. the notorious bank
robber has been pardoned by Governor
Hoch OF Kansas. Dalton was sen
fenced to the penitentiary FOR life for
taking part In the Coffeyville robbery
In 1892.
Financiers ask President Roose-
welt to call an extra session OF con-
gress, but he refuses on the ground
that remedial laws can be passed
when lawmakers meet next month in
raxular session.
At Prescott, Ariz., lone highway.
man, armed with knife. entered five
hotels, and probably fatally wounded
one OF the guests who offered resist
ance, and made his escape after rob.
omg a score OF people.
New York banks paid out s75 ,000.-
600 In interest and dividend disburse-
ments and net enormous weekly and
day. proving beyond all doubt the
soundness of the financial situation.
Two thousand Calumet & Hecla
employees held mass meeting in pro-
test on wage reduction OF 1917 per
cent and a committee was appointed
to draft petition to present to Presi.
dent Agassiz for readjustment OF the
scale.
Nine. Olive Fremstad. opera singer,
had a narrow escape from drowning
while on the deck OF the liner La
Provence when a huge wave swept
the deck OF the vessel. carrying away
the bridge railing and smashing In the
captains cabin.
At Kansas City, 81 indictments
against merchants charged with VIC.
lating the Sunday closing law has
been returned by the grand jury. No
indictments were brought against the
atrical employees and actors. The
grand jury win consider the theatrical
cases later.
DR.. Walter r. Gillette. former vice.
president OF the Mutual Life Insurance
company, who was sentenced to six
months imprisonment for perjury be-
fore a New York grand jury, was re-
leased on bail. Justice Bowling grant
ed certificate of reasonable doubt.
which permits an appeal.
ITO mako the Austrians jump" was
the ambition OF several small boys In
West Duluth, and securing piece OF
hay wire they attached Il to the cleo.
trio light wire and strung II In front
OF an Austrian boarding house. Vows
Mehis, the first man to approach,
stepped on It and was killed
That there was enough morphine
poison to kill man in the stomach OF
L. II. Perkins of Lawrence, Kan, who
died after falling from the roof of his
home. was the statement of DR.. Wal
ter NJ Crosse. chemist, member OF
the expert commission appointed by
the federal court at Topeka to ascer.
tain whether Perkins had taken poi.
son. Perkins life was insured for
100000. and some OF the companies
protested payment
The Savannah, Ga. board OF eduea.,
ton has decided TO dismiss George
Yugama, a Japanese boy who was ad.
mitted 10 the night school two weeks
ago. Yugama was admitted during the
absence OF Superintendent Ashmore.
When the latter returned and learned
OF II he pointed out that II was
breaking OF the radical line which
could not be done In the south. Yu.
CANA viii be dismissed on the ground
that he is over the school age. which
viii prevent the matter becoming an
International issue.
WISCONSIN
Green Bay milk dealers reached an