Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-12
his sweetheart Lillian Humphreys,

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aged 16.
Outgoing liners from New York car
ried II COG aliens on homeward trip
and refused 1000 more.
Weather Prophet Hicks predicts
snow, sleet, Billiards and earthquakes
in abundance for December.
For the first time since the middle
of October the New York bank state
ment shows increase in reserve
Mrs. Patrick Campbell lighted a
cigarette in the Plaza Hotel in New
York, shocked guests, and was asked
to stop.
Four Jews, who fed from Russia,
reached New York and say they were
treated worse in Colorado than at
home.
The Canadian government will work
ice breakers in Lake Superior to per-
NIT navigation as long as the 500 Ca
nal is open.
At Gloucester, Mass, fire in the
Harvard house resulted in one death.
several injuries, and a damage esti-
mated at $4,000.
Vast public land tracts in South Da-
kota and other states will be available
! for settlement through the extension
OF the railroads.
/ Fire destroyed the business portion
Of the small village of Columbus TWEEN
ty miles west of Flaxton, N. D. The
loss is $4,000, insurance $4,000.
| jamestown Exposition closed with
debts aggregating s2,5O0,O0O; failure
attributed to mismanagement and
petty jealousies among the officials.
Despondent when she learned she
had been made party to a mock mar
rage, Miss Oslo Pierce committed sui
eide at Powhattan, o.. Wednesday
night.
Compelled to make twenty-six
changes of attire on matinee days,
Anna Held, the actress, suffers a ner-
yous breakdown and cancels her en-
? gagements.
Llewellyn Lewis of Martins Ferry,
o., president of the Ohio Federation of
Labor. denies the report from Cleve-
land that the organization will fight
Senator Foraker.
i A fire which started from the over
: turning of a lamp in a barber shop de-
!, stroyed three-fourths of the town of
Granite, Colo, small mining station.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
i At Montreal, Que, the cheese export
ing firm of A. w. Grant & Co. has sus-
pended payment. The firm did an an
nual average business of 100000 pack
ages of butter and cheese.
The new death chair in the New
Jersey State prison, which is the re-
, suit of The New York Worlds efforts
to obtain a more humane way of put
ting murderers to death, will go into
Lively competition in oversold grain
markets was caused by attempts of
shorts to cover. Prices are forced
higher. Worlds wheat shipments are
light. December deliveries will be
small.
At Rome. Nine. Alexandrione Zola,
widow of the novelist, has been robbed
of number of souvenirs of her hus-
band. The articles stolen were mostly
of gold, bearing the initials OF noted
writer's.
AT st. Paul, Louis Lockwood, aged
40 years. died suddenly on his wedding
anniversary, of acute anemia. He
was prominent architect, and had
erected many of st. Pauls finest
buildings.
The body of Irwin Robinson of Blue
grass. Ia, was found beside the rail
road track at Davenport, and it is be-
lieved he was killed while jumping
from train as it passed the home of
his fiancee.
! Captain Spencer Eakin, general
agent OF the traffic department of the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
railway. died at his home near Shelby
vile on Thursday as a result of a
stroke of paralysis.
At Detroit, Mich, Bernard Hugo
Muehle. for thirty-seven years assist
ant engineer In the United States serv-
ice, and one of the best authorities in
the country on the harbors between
Detroit and Buffalo, is dead.
Chan Chow Youatt, aChinese woman,
is alleged to have disappeared from
Chinatown with a sum aggregating
$50, 900. representing capital invested
In the Chinese womans Deposit syn
dictate which she formed at Los Ange-
les.
The Isabella furnace OF the Ameri-
can Steel and Wire company at Etna,
Penn, has been closed indefinitely.
throwing over 1000 men out of employ
ment. The Pope min of the Spang &
Chalfant company shut down, $50 men
being affected
One hundred talesmen reported for
examination as to their qualifications
to sit as jurors in the trial of George
| A. Pettibone, charged with completely
| In the assassination of former Gov.
Frank Steunenberg in the District
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