Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-11

nothing, but that he believes govern
ment supervision TO be essential.
DOMESTIC.
Michigan republicans carried the
by large majority
The master stone masons, 1t is be-
lieved, will attempt to have open
shops.
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was sub
poenaed to appear before the lunacy
commission.
The Minnesota supreme court sus-
tanned the Great Northern's 100000
600 stock issue.
William A. Proctor, head of Proctor
& Gamble Company. shot himself in
the head at Cincinnati.
A bullet narrowly missed Governor
Hughes of New York and an assassi-
nation plot is feared.
Millionaire William A. Dunlap and
Miss Lavender A. Byers were mar
ried at Milwaukee.
Rudolph Spreckels said he would
pay all necessary costs to conclude
the graft inquiry in San Francisco.
David NJ. Parry denounced unions
as enemies of individual liberty and
as opponents of law and government.
chick Stahl, manager of the Bos.
ton American league baseball team,
committed suicide at West Baden, Ind.
Edward Schultz, son of Town Clerk
Henry Schultz of Thorp, is, commit
ted suicide at Hope, ~ D., on Satur-
day.
A Southern Pacific train ran into
an open switch near Cotton, Col
Twentysix were killed and 100 are in-
jured.
II. H. Bourne of Clairemont, Tex,
90 years old, says he has discovered
the elixir of life and will live TO be
800.
Mrs. Mary Baker G.. Eddy transfers
all her property to three trustees and
the suit for an accounting may be
blocked
The Corbin Banking Company OF
New York assigns owing to the dull
real estate market. Liabilities are
s1,700,000.
daughter of Governor Davidson
OF Wisconsin was married to Frederick
c. Inbusch OF Milwaukee in the ex
ecutive mansion.
South Bend man plans to file re
monstrance, on constitutional grounds
against every application for saloog
license in that city.
Chancellor Day of Syracuse uni
versity attacked President Roosevelt
as bringing the country to the brint
Of financial ruin.
Wisconsin rate commission holds 4
to be the duty OF railroads to max,
connections at functions for the &C
commodation OF travellers.
Granite cutters In all the large cities
OF Texas struck. They demand al
increase OF from 80 to S5 cents a day
state by large majority.
Victor l.. Berger. founder of tn,
social democratic party. speaking a
Milwaukee. says President Roosevelt
Is paving the way for socialism.
w. ]. Bryan said railroad regula
ton should not be carried to tn,
point where reasonable profit I,
stockholders would be wiped out.
lay laborers on the Milwaukee roa,
residing In GAINESVILLE have been lal,
of for an indefinite period. The mel
were recently cut In wages 10 cent
day.
Strike sympathlzers threw brick
and stones at one OF the Montgomer,
"a, Traction Company's ears, inju,
ing 6 motorman. Several arrest
were made.
At Rhinelander Chris Warner. fathe
OF Ave children. was adjudged IN
sane. His insanity was OF relig
Gus turn and 1t took several officer
the control him.
At hacine one hu ldrsd painters an
decorators are on strike, and as
result most of the house painting an
decorating Is ut standstill. The me-
demand 40 cents an hour.
According to a statement issued b
State Insurance Commissioner Beedle
the receipts of his department for tn
first three months of this year aggre
gated s62S.62S.64, an increase OF $40
76l.es over those OF the same perio,
last year.
Nicholas Schaefer. fiagman at tn
Northwestern road at Marshfield wa
struck by freight engine and killed
Schaefer was endeavcring TO keel
track Of the eight engines In the yar'
and lost sight of an approachin,
freight.
The Griffin anti-gambling law whlci
which prohibits all games OF chance
went into effect and for the first tim,
since the discovery OF gold in 1858