Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-04-10
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DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd Garee, who had
been married but one day, were
burned to death in a hotel at Sutton.
". Va.
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy issued a
personal note saving that she had put
her estate into the hands of trustees
so that she might have more peace
and time for spiritual thought.
Judge Jacob W. Wilikin, for IS
years a member of the supreme court
of Illinois, died at Danville, aged 70
years.
The Michigan senate passed a bill
reducing railway fares in that state.
a fire following an explosion of
tube of benzine on the third floor of
seven-story building in New York
occupied by fur manufacturers, did
damage amounting to thousands of
dollars and caused a panic among 200
women and IS men.
The airship which was brought to
this country by Santos Dumont for
exhibition at the ST. Louis exposition
and which was seized by the customs
officials for non-payment of duty, was
sold at New York for $50.
William Pore, retired steel man.
ufacturer of Pittsburg. gave $25 900 to
Carthage college. of Carthage. III.
After several months of suffering
from nervous malady, Mrs. Ellen
Berry Ryder, wife of Cornelius Ryder,
one of the wealthiest men in the
Gravesend section of Brooklyn, hanged
herself
Contracts for three years were
signed by the representatives of the
st. Louis breweries. and the striking
employees. and the strike was officially
declared terminated
A warrant was issued at Greensboro,
N. c., against Earle Varetare. a palm
list and clairvoyant. accused of taking
jewelry and money to the amount of
$4,000 from prominent women and
others for telling their fortunes
George S. McReynolds. who was
sent to Jail for fraud in connection
with operations on the Chicago board
of trade. was released on writ of SUI
persedeas.
BY the explosion Of an Internal ma
chine believed by the police to have
been sent him by a rival for the affec-
tons OF woman. Daniel Miller of
Schenectady, y. Y, was terribly
injured. If he RECEIVERS he will be to-
tally blind and cripple for life
An attempt was made to wreck a
Pennsylvania railroad express train
near Tacony, suburb of Philadel-
phia.
A jury at Goring, Eeb., brought in
verdict of murder in the second de-
gree against E. S. kennison and rec
commended the extreme penalty Ken.
nisOn last December shot and killed
Sam D. Cox. a newspaper man.
Dr.. w. H. Dwight. cashier of a bank
at Goddard, Kan. killed himself be-
cause Of i'll health
House owners of Colon com plained
to Secretary Taft of unjust and intol-
cradle conditions" imposed in the car
Tying out OF sanitary Improvements
there
Walter Scott of Boston shot and
killed Agnes Bates, his sweetheart,
and seriously wounded himself.
Carpenters and other mechanics of
Newport. R. l., struck for a Saturday
half-holiday
William Simpson. young farmer
near Montreal. killed his two little
daughters and tried to commit suicide.
Alfred De Cordova, wealthy New
York banker, is dead
Walter Wellman. on arrival at New
York, said he would start for the pole
in his airship in July.
Marquis Bindo Peruzzi de Medici
committed suicide with revolver in
his apartments at Florence. Italy. He
was 20 years of age and a well-known
sportsman. His mother, who is
widow, was formerly Miss Edith
Storey, of Boston.
The greatest amount of merchan-
disc ever appraised at the New York
port in single month was recorded
In, March Goods valued at $S6,6S1.-
523.07 We're passed.
Fire caused loss of $4,000, 900 to
the plant of the San Francisco Gas
& Electric company.
A mother and four children per-
ished in a tenement house fire at Pas.
sale, n. J.
Mrs. Russell Sage is the largest in
dividual tax payer in New York city,
being assessed on $7,5OO,OOO.
A hundred passengers were jolted
and bruised in collision between
passenger train and freight on the
Baltimore & Ohio near Fairmont. w.
Va.
Most OF the business district of VOL
cottvi1le, Ind, was destroyed by fire.
Two men were killed by an explo-
sion in the Lowelville steel furnace
near Youngstown, o.
H. w. Goode of Portland, Ore. who
was president of the Lewis and Clark
exposition, died at Atlantic City, N. j.
Two new submarines for the Ameri-
can navy were launched at Quincy,
Mass
In an effort to enforce demands for
increased wages made by members of
the United Brewery Workers union,
about $50 brewery workers walked out
Of the % breweries in st. Louis.
State Senator Thomas Conner, the
millionaire mine owner of Joplin, Mo-.
died, aged So years, at sanitarium at
San Antonio, Tex, where he had been
for several months.
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