The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-10
BRIEF REVIEW OF
A Weeks EVENTS
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TANT HAPPENINGS IN ITEM
lied FORM.
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Busy Man.

MUS uEuhc Jul uH INC Last otN~'
New York. as a result of the tension
between the landlords and the strik.
ing tenants. and before the disorders
were quelled by the police reserves
many combatants were injured and
FIVE were arrested
The arrival Of troops at Muneie
cowed the mob element and cars
were run on all lines almost without
molestation.
Two persons were killed and one
perhaps fatally injured in a collision
between a passenger train on the Chi
cago. Burlington & Quincy and a
freight train on the Chicago. Great
Western railroad in East Dubuque.
Two boys and a man who tried to
save them were drowned while skating
at Jamaica. L. l.
Leonard Brown Of Grand Rapids.
crazed by jealousy. killed his wife
near Ludington. Mich. and then at
tempted suicide. At Easton. Pa. Frank
Smith. who accused his wife Of inf
deity. murdered her with butcher
knife and tried TO take his own life
The jury at Boise, Idaho. acquitted
George A Pettibone Of completely In
the murder OF ex-Goy Steunenberg.
Charles H. Meyer also was formally
set free.
An automobile containing Miss
Bessie Turney Of Nashville. Tenn.
and her cousin. A. b. Faris. was
caught between two street cars in St
Louis and smashed. and both occu-
pantS were seriously injured.
A jury al Columbus. Ind. returned
a verdict Of guilty AGAINST David Fox
and Jacob Kirk. charged with white
Gaping William l. vanest OF South
Bethany last June
Rev. DR.. AlOis Kaiser. for many
years cantor Of Oheb Shalom temple
in Baltimore and whose musical COM
positions are known and used all over
the world. died Of heart disease.
aged eS years.
The will OF William Rhinelander.
who died in New York city. leaving an
estate said to be valued at O.00O. 900.
Is TO be contested by William c.
Rhinelander. a son, who lives in Al
hany and who. II is said. was disinher-
tied by his father.
William L Daley. who. with VIII
liam n. Byers. founded the Rocky
Mountain News IN 1859. died at his
residence in Denver after an illness
Of several months. Mr.. Daley vas
born in THIN, o.. in 1888.
An explosion. declared by the police
to have been caused by a dynamite
bomb. partially wrecked the First Ma
tional Bank building in Kansas City.
causing $4,000 damage and slight
injuries to nine persons.
Bishop Charles d. Williams Of the
Episcopal diocese Of Michigan has
opened a downtown Office in Detroit
for the discussion Of civic matters.
Irving II. wheatly Of Gales,OWn.
Nd. may die from eating two ounces
Of black pepper on a wager.
George W. Eckert, known all over
the world as the breeder. OF owl
pigeons that have won first prizes at
shows in all parts Of the country. died
al Allentown. Pa
The countess Of Yarmouth. sister OF
Harry K Thaw. applied TO the divorce
court in London for notification Of her
marriage to the earl OF Yarmouth. In
brief her petition declares that there
has been in fact no marriage As
most Of the testimony will be given
by medical experts the case will be
heard in camera
Following a raid on Russellville,
KY the governor offered a reward OF
$500 for the arrest and conviction OF
each night rider
The president has awarded a rail.
road life saving medal to Bdvard Nc
Grath. station agent for the Chicago
Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway al
Stowell station. Milwaukee. He Is a
cripple. and risked his life to save
that Of a child.
The woman murdered on the Pas
sale river fats in New Jersey was
identified as Mrs. Theodore S. Whit
more Of Brooklyn. and her husband
was detained by the police.
AT Lansing. Mich, Circuit Judge
West held that the use Of cereal and
water in sausage IS an sdulteraiion Of
the product and brings il within the
scope Of the state pure food law pro
hibiting authorizations.
The notorious Harden-von MOltk,
libel suit came to an end in Berlin
when the accused editor Of Dis
zukunft was sentenced to loul
months Imprisonment and to pay tbs
entire costs Of both trials,
Charles Carroll Marsh Of Warsaw
H., "a years. son OF the late Congress
man Marsh. committed suicide b,
shooting. because Of m health.
a Hat refusal to DO bound BY tn,
conditions Of the call for the Ohio Re
publican state convention which Is 4
name state ticket and select dele
gates Al large to The national oonven
ton, was the conclusion reached b.
United States Senator J. n, Foraker,
! Mrs, Mamie O, HoAgland. asod q
yearA widow Of The late mllllopalr