The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-10-25
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President Roosevelt, after breaking
camp, said: I'VE got three bears, six
deer, one wild turkey, IL squirrels, one
duck, one possum and one wildcat.
We ate them all except the wildcat
and there were times when we almost
felt as II we could eat it,"
William English Walling, OF In
dianapolis, Ind, his wife and his Sis
ter-in-law Miss Rose Strunsky, were
arrested in st. Petersburg by force
of gendarmes because of their associa
ton with several members of the
Finnish progression party. They are
well-known socialists and settlement
workers.
Acting Chairman New announced
that the Republican national commit
tee will meet in Washington December
and Z for the purpose of deciding
upon the place and time for holding
the next Republican national conyen'
ton.
The New York clearing house COM
mittee declared that the Heinze, Morse
and Thomas interests had been elm.
mated from the banking organizations
of New York city. and, in the light
of this fact, the clearing house asso-
citation announced its readiness to
lend all necessary aid to any of the
banks which have been under sus-
picion, the clearing house investiga-
ton having established their solvency.
About 20 persons were injured in a
collision of trolley cars about 80 miles
from Pittsburg.
Fire, supposed to be of incendiary
origin, destroyed $4,000 worth of
property in the business section OF
Colchester, I'll.
A woman was killed and three other
passengers injured at Cincinnati when
a train smashed a crowded street car.
Fifteen firemen narrowly escaped
death or serious injury in Pittsburg
Pa, when the plant of the Pittsburg
Stove and Range company and the lum'
Der yard of the a. S. Schwerd Porch
Column company of Allegheny were
Quilted by fire. The loss is $4,000
A cablegram announced the death In
Egypt on October 16 of Rev. Chauncey
Murch, Presbyterian missionary
from Ohio. He was As years old
A violent hurricane ragged over the
province of Finmark, Norway. Many
fishing boats are missing and several
lives were lost.
E. E. Stacey made an attempt al
Great Bend, Kan, to kill his wife with
q bomb.
The king had narrow escape from
a serious accident near Manresa. In
his automobile he was going over q
temporary bridge when the structure
collapsed. His majesty escaped with
a wetting.
After failing to bring about a recon
ciliation between himself and his di
vorced wife, Eldred Mckee, a carpen
ter, shot and killed Gertrude Mckee
in Boyne City, Mich, and then sent {
bullet through his brain.
The Kansas City Southern Railway
company granted voluntary increase
in salaries of five dollars a month t
its telegraph operators, effective DC
tober Is.
All the Kansas City theaters vic
lated the Sunday closing order and de
tectives gathered evidence for the in
dictment OF all the actors.
William G. Albrecht, of Chicago
sustained injuries in a football gam
that caused his death.
In an automobile accident at Por
tiac, Mich, Harry Wood, aged 40, wa
killed and Karl Z. Smith had hi
right arm broken.
One man was killed and 81 person
were injured in head-on collision o
two suburban trains on the Chicago 4
Northwestern railroad short distanc
from the Wells street station in CHI
cago.
Harry p. Brunaugh, private secre
tary to Mayor Bookwalter of Indian
apolis during his first administrator
and for two years connected with tn
asphalt repair works on streets, wa
indicted on the charge of padding tn
books Of inspectors. He is now a fl
gitive.
A capital of O.625, zoo, 900 is direc
ly concerned in the raising of mea
animals and their Strengthening an
packing, according to a report on mea
supply issued by the department Q
agriculture.
Rev. John Potts, treasurer of Viz
toria college and secretary of the d.
partment of education of the Method
ist Episcopal church of Canada, die
at Toronto, Ont.
Charles r. Schroeder. o. Columbu
o., widely.known circus man, fe
dead in cafe in I'll Paso. Tex.
Thomas Agnew & Sons, of Londor
bought the famous Ashburton cole,
ton of paintings. The price paid
said to have been $S,O00.000.
Sergio Osmena. nationalist, who 70
merly was governor of the island {
Cebu, was chosen president Of th
Philippine assembly.
Secretary of State Root returne
from his Mexican visit, pleased wit
the trip and bearing many gifts.
The Heinze corner in United Co