Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
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Andrew Carnegie gave Pittsburg in
stitute another 100000.
John A. Dietz, holder of Cameron
Dam, was indicted by grand jury.
Minnesota passed law prohibiting
secret societies in high schools.
Lake Superior iron mines are en-
tering on the greatest year in their
history.
The New York City Railway Com
pany lost s1,5OO,0OO by the burning Of
car barns.
Fl. E. Austin of Tekamah, Neb
was murdered by a neighbor in a
quarrel.
With the militia ready to take the
field, peace was restored in the Lorain
(0) strike.
Fast trains on western roads are
to be slowed down because of 2-cent
rate laws.
Governor Folk committed the death
sentences of Mrs. Aggie Myers to life
Imprisonment.
A grand jury in San Francisco
taxes up ballot box stuffing by
Hearst's agents.
Supplemental bill in equity was
filed at Concord, N. H., in the suit
against Mrs. Eddy.
In the Wisconsin election r. d.
Marshall, for the supreme court got a
majority of about $4,000.
Legislature of Minnesota passed an
almost unanimous vote for the reelec-
ton of Theodore Roosevelt.
Arthur Nevin, one of Pittsburg's
twenty-eight righteous citizens, we'd
ded Mrs. Maize Dean, a Divorce.
Edward Collier, chauffeur, was
found guilty of manslaughter in the
death of William Dreyer at Kenosha.
A government expert engineer says
that Pittsburg, Pa, Is in constant dan.
ger Of food like that at Jamestown.
John c. Spooner at the annual din
ner Of the Wisconsin society In New
York defended the United States
senate.
Robert M. Grow. member of a
wealthy Pittsburg family, shoots
himself during theatrical perform.
ance.
A Worcester, Mass. a preacher, dy.
ing of consumption, confessed to mis-
conduct with the wife of another
clergyman.
A Chicago jury found slayers of the
Margaret Leslie guilty, Nicholas get
ting life term and Lippold fourteen
years in prison
Followers of Governor Cummins
sidetracked a resolution in the Iowa
legislature indorsing President Roose.
welt for third term
BY q premature explosion at the
Black Diamond mine, Joplin. Mo
Bert Hodges and William Rotten
miners, We're killed.
Five thousand New York push-cari
peddlers are to enter into co-opera
tive plan for erecting a $4,000, 00t
central market building.
Chancellor Day of Syracuse says
college presidents shirk mortal duties
and that they could wipe out dissi
patton IL determined TO do so.
The artillery district of San Diego
which was discontinued In May, 1904
has been restabished and will nov
comprise Fort Rosecrans, Cal.
President Roosevelt is reported t
have decided that blended whisky
Is not whisky under the pure-foo,
law and cannot be labeled as such.
No more delays seem to impede Il
the Thaw trial, and as but one Wi
ness and the arguments are to
heard verdict is expected at enct
Il. H. Hartman will carry his cor
flict with the interstate commerc
commission to the supreme court
necessary to avoid an exposure of hi
stock transactions.
Attorney General Stead submitted
report To Governor Deneen holdin
that the Chicago and Alton road ma
recover s2i.64S.600 loot secured b
Hartman clique.
officers who expected to leave Ne
York with Frank Constantine, the a
legged slayer of Mrs. Leslie Gentr
were delayed one day in departul
by technicality of law.
The commission appointed by Seer
tary Taft TO consider the improy
ment OF the landscape OF Niagal
gorge continued its investigation
the American bank.
Suffering with incurable cancer "a
probably temporarily unbalanced ov'
the thought that he could live but
few weeks longer. Frederick S. OLE
OF waupun. committed suicide
Frederick Black OF Pittsburg. age
about 40 years. civil engineer In Il
employ Of the Tidewater railroa
committed suicide in his room In
room in Roanoke. Va. hotel.
Jack" wilmerding OF New Yor