Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-06

Little Church Around the Corner in
New York. DR.. George {. Houghton,
the rector, says it is his purpose that
the bans shall be published in the
old-fashioned way in the future:
Robert M. Dubose, secretary of the
University of the South, died at
Sewanee, Tenn.
The miners and ~ smeltermen's
unions at Butte, Mont, received notice
from the Amalgamated Copper and
other companies that the old scale of
wages will be enforced after Novem-
Der 1, in accordance with contract,
which will mean q reduction for about
1000 men.
The distillers' strike at Peoria, ILL.,,
involving 700 men, has been settled.
The employers signed the schedule,
acceding the demands, except the
recognition of the union.
Judge Peter S. Grosscup, of the
United States circuit court, and Mar
shall E. Sampsell, one of the receivers
Of the Chicago Union Traction COM
pany, with other members of the
board of directors and officers Of the
Nation & Charleston Interurban Rail-
road company, were indicted at
Charleston, ILL.,, in connection with
the wreck on the electric railway last
August. The true bills charge GRIM
inal negligence tending to produce
manslaughter. Warrants for the ar
rest of the defendants were issued.
Maximilien Harden, editor of the
Zukunft, was acquitted in Berlin on
the charge Of defamation of character
brought by Gen. Count Kuno Won
Moltke, former military governor of
Berlin. Gen. Won Moltke was con-
demned to bear the costs of the trial.
Angered over the summary dis
charge Of Miss Helen E. NJ Roberts,
of Chicago, the popular assistant prin-
cipal, so students of the Pewaukee
(Wis.) high school went on strike,
leaving the school in a body. They
refused to return unless the teacher
was reinstated.
Charles H. Deere, a manufacturer
of agricultural implements, mainly
plows, at Moline, ILL.,, where his father,
John Deere, established the industry,
died at the Lakota hotel in Chicago.
Planning to duplicate his feat of 40
years ago, Of walking to Chicago,
distance of 1890 miles, in 26 days,
Edward Payson Weston started from
the Portland (Me.) post Office. He is
SO years of age.
Col. Leverett Hull Walker, U. S. A.,
in command of the defenses of Boston
harbor, died at Fort Banks, Win
throp.
The biennial convention of the Uni
versalist church in business session
in Philadelphia placed itself on rec
ord as against the enfranchisement of
women and declared for a uniform di-
vorce law.
An explosion of natural gas wrecked
the home of Mrs. William Eldridge, in
Kansas City, Kan, and perhaps fatal
ly injured the woman and her ten
year-old daughter.
Ten thousand United Mine Workers
were idle in the Northumberland, Mon
tour and Columbia county districts
one day in honor of President John
John c. Kruse, of Iron Mountain,
Mich, was mistaken for a bear and
shot dead by George Gibbons.
DR.. George B. Gordon, of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, reports the
discovery of a hitherto unknown tribe
of aborigines in Alaska.
S. J. Small, deposed president of the
issued statement "call-
ing off, the strike.
Struck down and robbed in the
streets of New York, Herman Bradley
Potter, Jr., of Doylestown, Pa, was
found dead in his room in the Waldorf
Astoria, after having written letter
to his wife describing the manner in
which he had received his wounds.
Mile. Ragozinnikova, who shot and
killed Gen. Maximoffsky, director of
the department of prisons of the min
tstry of the interior of Russia, was
tried by court-martial and sentenced
to be executed by hanging.
B. H. Stockwell, of Tulsa, I. T., shot
and instantly killed w. E. Campbell,
a prominent oil man and capitalist,
formerly of Winfield, Kan, and then
murdered his own son, aged 13, and
committed suicide. Insane jealousy
is given as the cause
Firing in defense of his father,
Charles Hughes, aged 20, of Tell City,
Ind, shot and instantly killed his
brother, Martin Hughes, 80 years old.
A committee was organized in Mad
fson, Wis, to promote the candidacy
of Senator Robert M. La Toilette for
the Republican nomination for presi-
dent.
The Vatican organ announced at
Rome that Rev. Father Tyrell, Eng
lish Jesuit, whose books on religious
subjects were condemned by the holy
Office and who severely criticised the
pope's encyclical on modernism, has
been deprived of the rights to admin
lister the sacraments, pending the final
action of the pontiff in the matter.
Pierre Rivesalles, bookkeeper in
the Cafe Martin, is said by the New
York police to have embezzled money
to install a rival cafe.
Mrs. e. j. Strong and her maid
were held up by bandits who entered
their room at the Hotel Woodford in
New York from the fire-escape.
The railway commission Of Mexico
gave the roads of that country per-
to raise their rates IL per
cent.
Denis J. Hogan, secretary of theI
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