Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-09
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Charles E. Hughes was inaugurated
as governor of New York.
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia,
scored the French officials, calling
them infdels and worse than pagans.
The Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion decided to Investigate the block
signal systems on the Southern and
Baltimore & Ohio railways.
Roy Swartzer, a telegrapher, con-
fessed he caused a fatal wreck on the
Oregon Short Line at Peterson, Utah,
because he wanted to see the train
plunge into the river.
Gustave Bye of Duluth, tied the
American record for ski jumping at
the tournament at Munising, Mich. His
record was LOG feet.
F. w. Troy fatally shot his wife and
wounded Ralph Quinn in boarding
house in Joplin. Mo.
Thomas Harris shot and killed his
stepfather, Henry Miller, at the lat
ter's home in St. Louis, because his
mother had been severely beaten by
Miller.
Fire did 100000 damage in row
of buildings in Cincinnati owned and
occupied by the Diamond Distilleries
company.
In memory of her husband, Mrs.
Thomas J. Emery has given 100000
as an endowment for the Cincinnati
art museum, on condition that Satur-
day be made free admission day to
all parts of the museum.
Aunt Dorcas Harris, colored, died
in Mineral Wells, Tex, aged 1923
years.
The chief of police of Akron, ILL.,, or
dered the police to shoot Washers who
attempted to escape arrest.
Shippers in Oklahoma petitioned
President Roosevelt to have receiver
appointed for the Rock Island railway
because it cannot handle the traffic Of
fered to it.
Harry Ray, an animal trainer, was
seriously injured by lion in an ami
NAL show at Toledo, o.
With single blow of his fist Charles
Smith of East st. Louis, ILL.,, killed D.
F. Myers and made his escape. Mrs.
Smith told her husband that Myers
had attempted to flirt with her on the
street.
Elmer McClelland, joint railroad
rate inspector and the son of H. R.
McClelland, wealthy resident of
Newark, O., committed suicide at De-
catur, ILL.,, by cutting his throat with
two razors.
The treasurer of the Military Club
of Madrid has disappeared and a fund
of $4,000 is missing.
The Stirling Boiler company of Bar
berton; o., has been taken over by the
Babcock & Wilcox company, thus
merging the two largest boiler COM
panies of the world.
The first division of the British ar
mored cruiser squadron, under Rear
Admiral Neville, has been selected to
represent Great Britain at the James
town exposition.
Sir William Pearce Rowland, for
merly postmaster general and finance
minister under the upper and lower
Canada union, and later lieutenant
governor of Ontario, died in Toronto,
aged &c.
Judge Mccall, of the federal court at
Memphis, declared the Lafollette fel-
low servants law unconstitutional.
Frederick S. Camp, one of the most
prominent millmen in eastern Connec-
ticut, took his life by shooting at Nor
wich, Conn.
Acting on information furnished by
a traitor, the Russian police captured
over 100 leaders and members of the
st. Petersburg military organization
of the social democrats who were con-
Quoting propaganda in the army and
navy.
Bands of negroes are pillaging es-
tates in Cuba and it is believed they
have arms that were landed recently
in Pinar del Rio province
Simon Guggenheim's candidacy for
the United States senate was in
dorsed by the Republican legislators
of Colorado.
Israel Zangwill explained that the
Jewish Territorial organization pro-
posed to have Jewish immigrants
from Russia land in Galveston instead
of New York, and be distributed from
there.
President Roosevelt and party re-
turned from their outing at "Pine
Knot" in the Virginia woods.
An attempt was made to wreck the
Northern Pacific west-bound flyer near
Big Timber, Mont.
The Algeciras convention was form:
ally signed at Madrid in the presence
of representatives of all the nations
that took part in the conference.
c. c. Marris, night agent for the
Burlington road at York, Neb., was VIC
torious in fight with two masked rob-
bers.
The countess of Clancarty, who was
at one time well known on the stage
as Belle Billion, died at her residence
at Garbally Park, County Galway, Ire
land.
Herman Guldnest, a welfknown
fresco painter, hanged himself in New
York.
The passengers in the sleeper of a
Seaboard Air Line train were held up
and robbed of about $500, besides jew
elry, near Lacrosse, Va.
J. Gordon Morse, of Madison, Wis.,,
was sentenced to, prison for forgeries
which he said he committed to get
money for a blackmailer who threat
ened to tell Mrs. Morse her husband