Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-11-21

western train on a crossing in South
Milwaukee.
Jack the Ripper who butchered
three little girls in Berlin last July
confessed.
The governor of California issued
proclamation for a special session of
the legislature.
President Roosevelt defended the
omission from gold coins of motto,
''In God we Trust"
Mrs. w. L. Reese, Altoona, Pa, was
drugged with opium and kidnapped by
a Chinese highlander.
At Iqique. Chill, 1000 people are
homeless as the result OF fire which
caused 100000 loss.
Chicago clearing house checks in
denominations of 81, 81, s., and $40
are put in circulation. ~
New Haven road blamed the president
for the financial furry.
Directors of the Standard Oil com
pany declared a quarterly dividend of
$40 a share on its capital stock
The Kaiser conferred the title OF
excelIency on Professor Robert Koch,
who successfully treated sleeping
sickness"
Modified views on trusts and corpo-
rations will mark President Roosevelts
message TO congress. His aim now is
to dispel fear
The trial of Mrs Annie NJ. Bradley
for killing OF ex-United States Sena-
tor Brown of Utah was begun In
Washington.
City court awarded c. II. Browning,
genealogst, $500 for tracing Mrs.
r. r. Woolsey's ancestry back to
King Alfred the Great.
At Pana. ILL.,, the jury In the case OF
John Collier, charged with killing his
father-in-law, Alphonse Jolly, returned
a verdict OF not guilty.
The Union National bank. the Oldest
In Oakland. California, was closed.
The officers claim they were taking ad-
vantage of legal holiday.
Money stringency resulted In the
closing OF the large mill of the Ed
ward Hines Lumber company at Iron
River and 1900 men are idle.
In New York six persons were badly
Injured and traffic was blocked as a
result OF the collision OF two elevated
trains loaded 18th passengers.
At Zelienople, Pa, one man was
blown to pieces and property loss
of $4,000 resulted from the explo-
sion of two tons OF powder.
At Pittsburg nine men were seri
ously injured by molten metal In an
explosion at the Lucy Furnace of the
United States Steel corporation. All
were foreigners.
At Paris Henry Farnam successfully
accomplished the feat of flying a kilo-
meter with an aeroplane and returning
to the point of departure with the ma
chine under perfect control.
Representatives of the switchmen's
union and a special committee of
general managers of western railroads
met in Chicago 10 discuss the demand
for a six cents an hour increase OF
wages.
Colonel John s. Cooper. prominent
attorney of Chicago, died. He made a
brilliant record in the civil war and
was one Of the organizers of the Min
nesota National park.
Lazard Freres of New York engaged
two and half million gold for I'm
port. The National City bank cancel
led the engagement for one million
made In London last week. Total en-.
gagements to date s54.000.000.
At Danvile. Va, the federal grand
jury began an extensive In
vestigation of alleged gigantic frauds
by various bonded dlstllleries In thfs
section and collision OF storekeepers.
gaugers, and government employees.
Commissioner OF Health Evans or
Chicago issued an order that all men,
hers OF the football team OF Chicago
University he vaccinated Immediately.
Two students OF the university were
taken 10 the isolation hospital suffer
Ing with smallpox.
President Roosevelt witnessed an
exhibition of Japanese wrestling by
Mr.. Hitachiyama. champion Japanese
and his assistant. The bout was ar
ranged by the Japanese ambassador
and was witnessed by number OF the
presidents friends.
Eight people were killed on the
Canadian Pacific railway at Chalk
river when the express which left
Sault ST. Marie crashed into a light
engine running wild derailing two
cars and destroying both locomotives.
Secretary Root requested that de.
NAL be made OF the story that the
French government proposed to Sc
cure tariff concessions from the
United States through the interven-
ton OF the New York bankers as a
price for the release Of gold from the
Bank OF France,
Colonel Frank West, in charge OF
the government Ute Indian situation
at Thunder Butte. s. D.. reported to
Omaha headquarters that the Indians
have finally consented 10 accept EN-