Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-14
FS1EIGN.

r REIGN.
Earthquake caused tremendous
upheaval in the Solomon islands.
The duke and duchess of Marlbor-
ough settled their differences priv
ately.
Japan scorns talk of a new treaty
Excluding coolies from America and
insists that the Frisco problem
must be settled under the existing
agreement.
Elections in twenty-one Russian
provinces show a pronounced swing
toward radicalism, as the revolution
lists and social democrats were sue
cessful in many districts.
OBITUARY..
Rev. John Fl. Nesbitt died in
Rockford, aged ~ years.
Rev. Edward Payson Ingersol for
merly of Brooklyn, N. Y, died at
Montclair, N. j., of heart disease.
Alexander McTaggart, aged SO
years, a prominent citizen and retired
business man, dropped dea in Pana,
Ill.
Sir John See, ex-premier and
colonial secretary of New South
Wales, is dead at Sydney. He was
born in England in 1852.
z. A. Conway, president of the Con
way Coal Company and for years one
of the leading business men Of Sioux
City, died at the age Of 81.
David Peck Rhoades, one of the
founders of the New York Tribune
and an associate of Horace Greeley.
died in Stratford. Conn, aged "a.
s. G. T. bod, solicitor Nfor the
Standard Oil Company died at Pine
hurst, ~ G. He was born in Frank
lin. venango county, Feb. 20, 1886.
DR.. Edward ]. Church, former grand
| high priest of Indiana and former
gran high patron of the Indiana East.
ern Star, died at La Porte, Ind. He
was II years old.
The body of Mrs. Jacob H. Calm.
lger, wife of Senator Gallinger of
New Hampshire, who was stricken
In the lobby of Belasco's theater in
Washington Saturday night and died
while being conveyed to the emerg-
ency hospital, was taken to Concord,
~ H.. for burial.
Mary S. Anthony, sister of Susan
b. Anthony, died in Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Anthony would have been 80
years old in April. She had been
the lifelong companion and coworker
of her sister.
Ernest G. Krause, aged SO, one of
the wealthiest men of Cleveland,
died suddenly. following a stroke of
apoplexy. Mr.. Krause was for years
one OF the most extensive holders Of
Ohio coal lands.
Elmer S. Dundy of the firm of |
Thompson & Dundy, New York, died |
suddenly at the home of his mother
in that city. The firm was in the |
show business and operated Luna
park at Coney island.
Capt, Arthur Jackman, well |
known Arctic navigator, died in st. |
Johns. N. F., aged "a years He was
in command of the ship which car.
ried Commander Robert E. Peary to |
Greenland in the latter's first expedi- |
ton In 1886.
George w. Denham, an old-time |
actor. died from appoplexy in New
York. Mr.. Denham for many years
supported Joseph jefferson and has
appeared with number of other stars.
His last engagement was with Wilton
Lackaye in The Law and the Man.
General William Shakespeare,
soldier. editor. lawyer and banker
died in Kalamazoo. General Shakes.
peare is given credit for founding the
Michigan Soldiers home and was de-
partment commander of the Michi.
gan G, A. r. in 1896. He was edi-
tor OF the Kalamazoo Gazette for a
number OF years.
Howard p, rockingham, who while
delirious from nervous breakdown
jumped from the second story Of his
home in New York. Is dead. Nervous
Sdiu uut W lcCSut ItNSTSeS IN MAIL
street is believed to have caused the
ldespondency which resulted in the
ldeed He had passed his forty-fifth
birthday. He was probably the big.
gest and best known loan broker
in the country.
Moses II. Sydenham. one OF
Nebraska's earliest pioneers, died at
Kearney. Neb., OF heart disease. Mr..
lSydenham was located at old Fort
kearney when Il was the largest mil
itary station on the overland emf.
grant route TO the west During
the Indian wars with the Sioux and
the Cheyennes he took a prominent
part and later as a civilian, he as.
sisted in the establishment OF the
state government He published the
Kearney Herald. the first newspaper
issued on the then great American
desert"