Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-11-16

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the disfranchisement of the negro in
the South would win Dixie to the list
of Republican States.
Mrs. Augusta E. Stekson issued
statement in which she reasserted her
allegiance to the mother church of
Christian Scientists and denied mental
malpractice.
A man and woman, and probably
four others, drowned in an auto crash
through the open Jackson street draw
in Chicago, the man supporting his
companion until both sank.
Monday.
Nine men persisted in the flames OF
a comb factory in Brooklyn.
More to eat for every person in
America is assured by crop report.
Zelayas forces crossed the Costa
Rican boundary in the campaign
against Nicaraguan rebels.
The British budget was passed on
first reading in the House of Lords;
the fateful debate begins Nov. o.
Secretary Dickinson denied he will
accept place ON the Supreme bench:
Judge Lurton was leading for the
place.
Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson, Christian
Scientist, was said 20 have received a
black eye as the result of malicious
magnetism.
Tuesday.
st. Louis women raided the street
cars with brooms and swept them out.
Figures show Chicago has lost $780,
600 tons a year in lake shipping as
compared with twenty years ago.
That the shortage of G. L. War
riner, former treasurer of the Big
Fout at Cincinnati, may reach ST.
100000 was the report in that city.
The body CT Chauffeur Camp was
taken from the Chicago river and the
police were continuing the search for
the betrothed couple believed to have
persisted.
Speaking at the inauguration of the
new Lord Mayor of London, Premier
Asquith said he could see nothing in
the way of an understanding with Ger.
many.
The American Federation executive
board recommended the old-age pen
sion bill in the convention and favored
an appeal to the Supreme Court in
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Railroad officials said the demands
of their men for an increase in wages
comes at an inopportune time, and.
while no increase can be granted they
have no fear of trouble.
The mutilated body of Miss Annie
Pelley was found in an alley at Cairo,
H., and different packs of bloodhounds
repeatedly following the scent to the
same cottage, five negroes were ar
rested.
Wednesday.
President Taft started on the last
lap of his long journey.
Thirty-three thousand dollars in Car
negie medals and money was dlstrl0-
uted among heroes.
The National Geographical Society,
convinced that Peary reached the pole,
awarded him medal. Cook was in
vited to produce his proof.
Thursday.
John NJ. Smyth, pioneer merchant oil
Chicago, died of bronchial pneumonia
after an illness of eight days.
President Taft Il Georgia backed
the constitution, saying he does not
favor changing the laws to meet trivial
reforms.
Friday.
A shortage of 100000 was alleged
to have been found in the accounts OF
a missing Kalamazoo man.
John Stewart Kennedy's will be-
queathed S25O00,00O to religious, char
liable, and other institutions.
False pride of the South, causing
opposition to the Rockefeller S1,000,00O
gift, will hinder the fight against the
hookworm.
w. Cameron Forbes was named gov
ernor general of the Philippines to sue
coed James Smith, who retires to re
sumo his law practice,
Saturday.
Investigation showed that King Al
fonso was not to blame for the Ferrer
death.
Russia may have to occupy prov
ince of Turkey TO protect traders from
the tribesmen.
Many important treaties ratified by
the United States remain inactive be-
cause other nations fail to act.
yperiments in the British army
show that soldiers fail to make their
best efforts when fed "tinned food"
Advices from ST. Petersburg stated
that the czarina's health is somewhat
improved, but that her nerves are in a
deplorable state because she lives in
constant dread of assassins.
Senator Cummins of Iowa in a Wig
orous speech at the Marquette Club
banquet in Chicago lauded party in
surgents and declared the majority OF
the party opposes the new tariff
Five hundred thousand dollars was
said to be the shortage of the deposed
Big Four Railroad treasurer in Gin
cinnati.
The expenditure of sS5,oo0,0eO in a
year is planned for the New York
Central lines, fulfilling the idea of the
late Edward H. Hartman.
Senator Nielsen w. Aldrieh, head OF
me naticual monetary commission, at
the ComSnsrcial Club in Chicago, ex-
planned the steps TO be taken in the
search for a monctarsy system TO r.
recomm, aded to Congress. il