Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-17

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he date of the election for the ratif
'ation or the rejection of the const
luton and the election of an entlr
,orps OF state officers as Tuesday, Ser
lember 3, next.
Hundreds OF persons persisted In
idal wave that devastated some of tn,
0utcl East Indian islands.
TIL, assassin of Lieut.. Gen. Pavloff
military procurator of st. Petersburg
was executed, dying with cheer fol
he revolution.
Sixteen girls and four youths from
10 to Is years old were burned to death
1t &c ispolsheim. Germany, in a factory
ire started by the explosion of eel
uloic scraps.
Mabe Calvert, 16 years old, was
caught in the machinery of the ven
;ilatilg plant in Chicago school and
nsta lily killed.
Pore Plus issued an encyclical ad'
dress ed to the clergy of France urging
turtf sr resistance to the separation
law, characterizing 1t as an effort on
the cart Of the government to destroy
all rnligion.
Fr.'d Gilman, a former banker OF
| GOOGland, Ind, was arrested in Bloom
ingtcu, III. Gilman is wanted at Good
land. where Is indictments await him
for receiving deposits knowing his
Institution to be insolvent.
George c. Wapp, supposed to be in
sane killed Mrs. Frederick Freund,
his 'nother-in-law. In Milwaukee. by
cutting off her head with razor
Archbishop Montgomery died at San
Francisco. He was operated on for
appendicitis a few days ago and was
belie"ed to be recovering when a re-
lapse occurred.
Representatives Of q of the largest
traction interests operating between
Maine and Missouri met at Cleveland
and Logan the organization of four big
Insurance companies.
Tbs two licorice paste companies on
trial in New York as parts Of to-
bacco trust were found guilty, but the
lndiV dual defendants were acquitted.
The Honduran revolutionists were
defeated at El Carrigal by Gen. Car
Gallo, who captured their positions and
compelled them to flee to Nicaraguan
territory.
The residents of Berwick, Pa, were
greatly alarmed over the outbreak of
some 40 cases Of typhoid fever, which
was believed to be due to the use of
water taken from the Susquehanna
liver.
This crater on the summit of the vol.
cano Of Mauna Loa. Hawaii, broke out
and the eruption forms a magnificent
spectacle, which is visible for hun
dreds of miles at sea.
Albert Lindsay was frightened to
death and two men were severely
burned by an explosion of molten
metal in the finishing plant at Bald
wins locomotive works, Philadelphia.
The fact that President Roosevelt
has accepted membership in the Sim
plified Spelling Board, whose list of
simpliied spellings he adopted last
summer, was announced.
Nea 'ly 100 terrorists were arrested
In Warsaw by the police, who seized
also Liany rifles and revolvers. Five
terror.sts were tried by drum-head
court'nartial and condemned to death
San Francisco is on the verge of
great .,oal famine, having only a seven
days supply of fuel on hand.
Col Patko Andrieff. chief of gend-
armes at LODI, Poland, was slain by
an ass ASSN who escaped.
Congressman William Alden Smith.
Of Grand Rapids, Mich, was nomi.
mated to succeed United States Sena-
.or R. A. Alger. This is equivalent to
an election.
The interstate commerce commits
sion Inquiry into the Hartman sys-
EN- nay result in the taking of steps
,y Attorney General Bonaparte to dis
solve :he combination of railroads.
The navy department is planning to
equiv. warstips with bells for subma-
inc warnings to other ships in thick
weather on or after nightfall.
Rear Admiral Charles d. Sigsbee
will oe retired January 16 on account
If aGs.
&c Grge w. Burnham, known az the |
athar Of spiritualism in Connecticut |
lice. at Willimantic of rheumatism of |
he neart, aged SO years.
C1:ba's vast sugar crop Is reported |
m:!sriled because big bankers refuse
o make loans to planters while the |
sland Is in such a chaotic state po-
itically
Earthquake shocks were felt in |
PARTS of the United States, Russia, |
Sweden and Norway.
Runaway freight cars wrecked the |
Jnior hotel at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The miners at Goldfield, New, voted |
o end their strike by accepting the |
operators schedule.
Bob Lankswert, well known ball |
player, committed suicide in Louis
lille, Ky.
Ed Smith, manager of the washing |
house in the nitroglycerin plant at the |
Iigorit Powder works at Point Isabel, |
lear Berkeley, Cal, was killed by an |
explosion Of 5000 pc ;nds of nitro
,lycerin.
Suits to dissolve the alleged Gould |
cerger of railways and other concerns |
we're filed By Attorney General Had
ey, of Missouri.
Gov. A. B. Cummins ordered imme-
late prosecution Of as many as pos
ible of the mob that lynched muir
erer at Charles City. Ia.
Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz. Of San
francisco, through his attorneys peti.
toned the supreme court for a writ OF
abeas corprs. alleging that he was
eing illegallJ deprived of his liberty.
he writ was granted.
President u. P. Ripley of the Santa
Re told the interstate commerce COM
,iccion In Chicago hat the first inti-