Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-05-30
NEWS OF THE WORLD
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John O'Neal of Humble, Tex, in
debt three years ago made 100000
in oil fields.
Chief Of Police Oman of San Fran
cisco to resign.
Ida Saxton Mckinley widow of the
assassinated president is dying at
her home in Canton.
Governor Hughes of New York was
elected president OF the new Baptist
central organization.
A big chautauqua combination, saw
ing both labor and money, is put into
operation In Iowa.
Mrs. Adelaide Yerkes-Mizner was
granted divorce from her young hus-
band in New York.
Five thousand persons attended the
funeral of State Senator Charles H
Hughes at Dixon, Ill.
Minnesota railways complain of
loss of revenue by the operation of
the 2-cent passenger law.
Pleading guilty to rebating on cof-
fee shipments. the Rock Island rail-
road paid fine of $4,000.
A party of missionaries plan
water trip from St Paul to New
York in gasoline launch.
Growing OF Bermuda onions proves
wonderfully profitable in the district
surrounding Laredo, Tex.
Governor Deneen will have to cut
~ 100000 out of the appropriations
made by the Illinois legislature
Ex-Judge James Hargis was nc
quilted of the Cockrill murder in the
famous feud case at Lexington. Ky.
The hearing of Mary Baker G..
Eddy case at Concord. N. H., was
postponed by the sudden illness OF the
Judge
Young Womens Christian associa-
ton Of Pittsburg raised 100000 and
will get 100000 more from II. C.
Frick
President Roosevelt as the bravest
ruler in the world was praised by
speaker at the Baptist convention at
Washington.
Complaint was filed by Minnesota
merchants that the Standard Oil
ignores the recent law passed by the
state legislature.
Rev. A. l.. Pritchett. a Methodist
elder in st. Louis, Mo, accused of
making love to and slandering three
women is missing.
Judge Gaynor in an address at Kan
sas City Mo-. attacked big gifts men
tioning the $32.oOO,00O recently given
by Rockefeller.
AT Clinton, Iowa. George Leslie,
aged SIS, paper hanger, committed
suicide after quarrel with his wife,
who left him recently.
The Presbyterian assembly at 70.
lumbus, o., in demanding stricter d.
vorce regulations condemned the
Corey-Gilman wedding.
The country will suffer from the
present activities toward railway reg.
ulation in the opinion OF President
Cannlff of the Nickel Plate line.
One man was fatally hurt another
badly injured and six less seriously
hurt by the explosion OF boiler In
planning mill at Sycamore, o.
Delegates tc the Mohonk intelna-
tlonal arbitration conference discussed
plans for spreading the doctrine OF
peace In the public schools and col
lcges.
The general assembly of Presby-
terrain church at Columbus, O.. ap-
plauded the statement that 1t was a
mistake to give the negro unrestricted
citizenship.
The plan for union of all Re-
formed Presbyterian churches In the
United States Is approved by the gen
eral assembly meeting. at Column
bus. O.
Mrs. Eddy writes to Judge Cham.
berlain that she Is capable OF manag.
ing her affairs, but that she selected
trustees owing to pressing demands
on her time.
The fight between the anti saloon
league and the inter church temper.
ance federation promises to monopo-
lie the attention OF the preshy.
terrain general assembly.
One man was killed and four others
seriously injured by the falling of an
elevator at the garage of the Quaker
City Automobile Company at Phila.
delphla yesterday.
Rev. Madison c. Peters, from his
pulpit in New York. branded ". f.
Corey's marriage to Mabel. Gilman
as progressive polygamy." worse
than the original Mormonism.
The legal fight for the property ol
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy was openet
at Concord, N. H.. taking the form OF
the right OF the trustees to be saos.i
uited for next friends"
A coroner's jury In New York rec
commended drastic law for those who
fail TO procure medical attendance foi
sick children. case before II beins
that OF man who treated pneumonis
with prayer,
1t was announced that DR.. William
Everett. the principal OF Adam:
academy, Quincy. Mass, had accepted
10 L.. a..