The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-11-18
Republican members of the Bull.

several members of the government
majority made most sensational at
tack on Emperor Ferdinand during the
debate on the address in reply to the
royal message.
Edward Bostwick, 6S years old, and
a. former state senator of Michigan,
committed suicide in Syracuse, N. T.,
by strangling himself with SILK
scarf.
Otto c. Snyder of Kansas City, Mo-,
a stockholder in the Dubuque Tele'
phone Company independently, tiled
suit in the United States court at
Dubuque in behalf of minority inter-
ests asking that the purchase OF stock
of the Dubuque Telephone Company
by the Bell Telephone Company, the
Iowa Bell Telephone Company, and
their local representatives be set aside
on the ground that it is in violation
of the Sherman antitrust law.
The petition by the United States
government for a rehearing of the ap'
peal of the Standard Oil Company OF
Indiana from the $29,240,000 fine of
Judge Lands was overruled by Judges
Groscup, Baker and Seaman in the
United States circuit court of appeal
at Chicago.
The battleship North Dakota was
successfully launched from the yard
of the Fore River Shipbuilding Com
pany, at Quincy, Mass.
William Oswald, president of the
Telegram Publishing Company of
Lawrence, Mass, committed suicide.
The woman who tried to compel
Mrs. Phipps of Denver to give her
$4,000 and threatened her with dyna-
mite was found to be the wife of AL
Ian Reed, Denver druggist, and the
heiress of Massachusetts million
aire. She was thought to be mentally
deranged.
In fit of jealousy S4-year-old Elond
Olson killed his wife, one year his
junior, and then attempted suicide in
their home on farm, near Esofea,
Wis.
Five persons were killed and many
hurt by a boiler explosion on a steam
err at Temiskaming, Ont.
A friendly bout with boxing gloves
between John Vanderbeck and Ed.
ward Lynch in New York resulted in
Vanderbeck's death from heart
trouble.
An encounter between two warning
factions of students attending the
University of Vienna resulted in in
jury to about 100 of the young men.
A mob of white men stormed the
jail at Biloxi, Miss, and lynched g
negro accused of assaulting white
girl.
In deciding the case of Berea col
lege VS.. the state of Kentucky favor
ably to the state, the supreme court Of
/, the United States held that the states
of the union may constitutionally
| legislate to prevent the coeducation Of
the white and black races.
| Cloyd Gray Hershey, aged rs years
of Logansport, Ind, graduate of De
paw university and Junior in the
Boston University School of Theol
ogy, committed suicide by shooting
himself in Boston.
William A. Adler, former presiden
of the defunct State National bank o
New Orleans, returned from Honduras
to stand trial on the charge of misap
plying the banks funds. He was ar
rested and released on bail.
An average yield of 2G2 bushels o
corn per acre and an increased tota
production Of 2,G42,CS7,O 900 bushels o
corn are preliminary estimates an
nounced in the report of the depart
ment of agriculture.
In a letter in answer to many col
respondents, President Roosevelt re
piled to inquiries concerning Judg
Tafts religious convictions, and in de
ing so sharply rebuked bigotry and re
ligious intolerance.
Invitations to second meeting i
Washington of the governors or thei
representatives have been sent out b
the National Conservation of RI
sources commission. The date al
nounced is Tuesday, December s.
Albert Roubick, who confessed thu
he had murdered Emil Kvasnicka,
, Chicago jeWeler, because of infatu
ton for his victims wife, whom Il
expected to marry, was given a sci
tence for life imprisonment by jur
at Laporte, Ind.
.. Gov. Magoon of Cuba issued d
cree providing an annual pension
$4,000 during her life to the widow
the late President Tomas Estraf
Palma and $50 monthly in addition du
, in: the minority of her four childre
Thrilling escapes and heroic wol
by a Costa Rican student, Ruber
i, Herrera, marked a fire which burne
to the ground the Bliss Electric scho
in North Takoma, suburb of Was
ington.
The United States circuit court
. New York decided the American r
, bacco Company is operated in viol
b. ton of the Sherman antitrust la
but refused to appoint receiver.
+ An express train vas derailed ne
n Grisolles, France, and ten person
n were killed and many were injured.
d The japanese steamer Taish Ma
sank in a storm and $50 perSOns we