The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-31
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| Admiral sperry was received in
audiences by the Emperor OF Japan.
! It was stated that the Bank of Ma
pies would establisha branch in New
York.
! In 1907 in Russia s27 persons were
executed on sentences or military
courts.
Rains in Oklaioma continued and
the Arkansas ana caney rivers are
flooded.
Plans for the wedding Of the Duke
OF the Abruszi ~ Iiss Elkins we're
announced.
Ths Frsrh oha1ss &C j Deputies
By decisive vote, condemned the
nti-Dreyfus movement.
Mr.. Bryan made sixteen speeches
in New jersey. taking as his main
ext the labor question.
| Samuel Gompers advised Mr.. Bry-
an that he would answer President
Roosevelt'sI latest attack.
1t was stated that the Northern
Pacific railroad would declare an ex-
ira dividen ID Of 10 per cent.
The Bureau of Chemistry reported
much progress in the suppression of
edulterations in imported drugs.
The Duke of Abruzzi was believed
to have sailed for .-merica after his
sudden disappearance from Turin.
Nine Denver persons in three hunt
ing parties were reported lost in the
snow covered mountains of Colora-
RADIO.
President Roosevelt, it was stated,
will deliver speech in New York
in advocacy of the election of Judge
Taft.
Secretary Root refused the appli-
cation of the Russian government
for the extradition of Jan Janoff
Pouren.
The largest crowd of the cam
paign greeted w. ]. Bryan at Louis
vile, KY, where he made three
speeches.
At the meeting of the directors of
the Illinois Central, the question of
the electrication of the system was
discussed.
The reconstructed Zeppelin bal
loon made q successful ascent, re-
naming up three and a half hours
with ten passengers
The recent storM. in the Cagayan
Valley. in the philippines, cost 500
lives. In the pievince Of Abra 26s
aRsEaops we're 9 s. ElEasa
Following meeting Of the Cabi-
net It was announced that all the Sec
retaries swould be on the stump for |
Judge TAFT next week.
The Kentucky State Racing Asso-
citation revoked the license of theta
tonia Jockey Club for violating the |
rules regulating gambling.
Chairman Hitchcock of the Repub-
lican committee left New York City |
for Chicago to confer on the politi
cal situation in the West.
1t was announced that the Nation |
al Bank of North America of New |
York, which failed last January. |
would shortly resume business.
An engagement between Bulgarian
and Turkish forces. in which seven
ty Bulgarians and ten Turks were
killed was reported in London.
AS result of threats against the
life of Governor Patterson of Ten
nessee additional troops were order
ed to the Reelfoot Lake district.
Senator BENJAMIN r. Tillman of
South Carolina returned from Eu-
rope. He stated Judge Taft's tour OF
the South would prove fruitless.
A young newsdealer of Plaque
mine, La, shot and killed Frea
Van Ingen of Boyce. La, within
sight of the latter's bride of few
hours.
The series of functions In honor of
the American feet came to an end
with dinner and reception on board
two japanese battleships in Yokoha
ma harbor.
The conference between the Bull
garian envoys and the Turkish For
eign Minister were interrupted that
the Bulgarians might get final in
slructions from soria.
President Roosevelt has resented
the announcement that he was to be-
come the editor of the Outlook mag
azine and is said to be on the point
of abandoning the idea.
An aged woman in suburb of
Ind, was said to be dy-
ing from the effects of box of
candy containing strychnine, receiv-
ed through the mails from Indianap-
olis.
The State Department in Wash
Ington received positive information
that Bonilla had left Belize, British
with the intention of rails
ng the standard of rebellion in his
,wn country. /,
The first international student BIZ
Die conference, attended by 1000
lelegates,. representing $50 colleges
and theological seminar
es Of ue United States and Canada,
las opened In Columbus, Ohio.
Charles j. Magnus, who deserted
from the navy and married the dau-
yhter of the late Senator German OF
Maryland, was arrested in Louisville.
rhe man had $4,000 in government
oonds and 5000 cash when arrest
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