The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-03-06

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policeman at the hands Of q Greek.
The United States probably will be
involved In a diplomatic tangle over
i the assaults on Greeks in South
Omaha.
Fearing an attack ON the jail to lib
crate three alleged burglars. the sher-
IN at Lima, o.. asked authority to call
out the militia II necessary.
The state department has made In
quiry OF the governor OF Nebraska con-
corning the mobbing of Greeks at
South Omaha.
The Democrats In convention at
Lansing. Mich, rejected a plank de-
claring for statewide prohibition.
James ]. Hill. in a speech at Mime
apolis. ridiculed the work Of the farm
commission appointed by President
Roosevelt.
Austria has concentrated its war
vessels and sent bridge material to
the army in preparation for war with
Servia.
Judge Anderson, in the Federal
court at Chicago, held that the gov
eminent cannot prosecute the Stand
ard Oil Company on more than 80
counts. This would cut Judge Lands
famous $29 .24O,00O fine down to $780,
900 IL the maximum penalty was
given.
Members OF the house cheered Rep
resentative Hays of California, who
threatened the election OF orientals
from his state.
Senator-elect Root, in a speech at
Albany. n. Y, declared organizations
are necessary to political parties.
Discovery of the body of an unin-
Identified man, who had been shot,
gave the police of Canton, ILL.,, mys-
terry to solve.
President Gomez has sent to the
senate the nomination of Carlos Gar.
cha Velez as minister to the United
States. The present minister, Senior
Queseda, has been summoned to Ha-
vana to consult with the president
relative to his future assignment.
Orville Wright at Pau, France, made
his first ascension since the accident
at Fort Myer, in which he was severe
ly injured. Accompanied by his SIS
ter, he was a passenger in the balloon
Icarus, which was piloted by Marquis
de Kergariou.
The First Methodist Episcopal
church in Russia has just been dedi-
Gated at Wirballen, on the German
frontier, by Bishop Burt Of Zurich,
Switzerland. Methodist Episcopal
bishop for Europe.
President Loubet of France is the
author of an article Just published
maintaining that the world is march
ing steadily towards regime of uni
versal peace. He argues that public
opinion against war is crystallizing
everywhere and will eventually be-
come irresistible.
All attempts to settle the shoe
workers strike at Portsmouth, O.,
have so far failed. The employers as
ISOLATION issued statement that the
Portsmouth shoe factories will be
operated as open shops.
Detectives vainly searched the st.
Francis hotel for the $4,000 necklace
lost by, or stolen from, Miss Jennie
Croker at the Mardi Gras ball. No
clew to the mysterious disappearance
has been found.
Whether Rear Admiral Sperry will
keep the command of the battle fleet"
until he returns in September or be
replaced by action Of the president is
interesting naval circles. :.
Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner
Of corporations, in report shows how
a few men control the tobacco indus
try.
The Ohio river reached the food
stage OF so feet at Cincinnati and
threatens to cause great damage.
Miss Jennie Croker was robbed Of
a $4,000 pearl necklace at ball at
tended by San Francisco's most ex-
elusive society.
A bill introduced in the Illinois leg
islature bars drunkards from marry
ing.
A train struck street car in Cleve-
land. O.. fatally inturing three persons
and hurting many others.
Russia fears Austria and Servia will
be at war within fortnight. France
also is alarmed but Germany and Eng
land take more optimistic view.
The supreme court of the United
States has decided that damages can
not be collected from railroad for
injuries sustained by a baby on a
train where the mother is negligent.
Senator Hemenway OF Indiana will
reply to President Roosevelt, who
characterized the report on the secret
service as inaccurate and misleading.
1t now seems certain that Franklin
MacVeagh Of Chicago will be secre-
tary Of the treasury In the Taft cab
met.
After an official investigation con.
Quoted by cable, Baron Mayor des
Planches. the Italian ambassador, has
issued an official denial of recently
published story to the erect that in
the stress and confusion following the
recent earthquake in southern Italy
large number of orphaned children
had been sold into white slavery"
abroad.
1t Is announced that the dates for
the national meeting OF the Fraternal
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