The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-07-31

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i a report fron oAsAsin. Austria sAit
the health q Edward H. Hartman 4
! much improved and he now gtves par
Of his time 10 business
| Justice Brewer Of ~ supreme cour,
In Milwaukee speech expressed dis
approval Of n.hcsIAs tax aud do
elared for state, righks>s
1 A contingent u blHe JACKETS from
$50 British warships anchored In the
Thames were Toasted by the lord
mayor ana the Acorp0rAtion Of London
The people gave the sea fighters an
enthusiastic reception.
.Browndel. Tex was visited BY Z
fire and partially destroyed. A largs
sawmill. together with much lumber
also was burned ShNhr 'sA
Attorneys representing Prince Mi.
guel and Miss Anita Stewart OF New
York met in. London and arranged for
, a marriage settlement OF $1,000. 900
on the prince. who is son OF the
pretender to the throne Of Portugal.
The State bank of Tulare, 8. D..
was robbed, the safe was blown open
and $1,000 was stolen.
Orville Wright In fight lasting
one hour, 20 minutes and As seconds
and covering 20. miles, broke the
|'American records for airship flights.
The surgeon-general Of the army In
investigating the physical condition of
recruits has discovered that the lazy
bug" affects those who enlist from
southern states.
Witnesses before the grand jury In
the Sayler murder case at Watseka,
H., said they saw no ak near the
dead bankers body and thus delivered
blow to the self-defense plea of DR..
Miller.
The department of commerce and
labor at Washington has received ap-
peals from western farmers for hands
to help In the harvest fields.
Michael Murphy was arrested In
New York when caught in the act Of
prying open the mouth Of corpse in
an undertaking room. The police
found SIS in the dead mans mouth.
Through the efforts of Rev. Father
Steel Car Company.s employees at But
Ter, Pa, was settled.
Strike-breakers on the way to the
tin mills at Newcastle, Pa. were at
tackled by a mob and in the fight a
score of persons were injured.
Wyatt H. Ingram, Jr, was indicted
at New Orleans for embezzling $780,
900 from the Hibernian bank Of which
he was trust officer
Argentine practically declared war
on Bolivia when she ordered the b.
livian minister to leave for home with
in "a hours and instructed her own
envoy to quit La Paz Immediately.
The mutilated body of Mrs. Mary
Salomap, wife of Garry Saloman, a
peddler, was found on a, lonely road
near Clarion, Pa. Saloman has been
/ held pending am investigation.
w. T. Drummond, farm hand
employed by S. A. Pinkham, was
killed by Pinkhams bull, Dudley"
the winner of many blue ribbons at
Santa. Barbara, Cal.
The jury in the case of Ella Gingles,
the Irish lace-maker, who has been on
trial several weeks in Chicago, re-
turned verdict of not guilty but de-
clared her charges against Agnes Bar
rette false.
Lieut.. Robert G. Adams, the first
witness called by the court-martial in
the second investigation of the death
of Lieut.. Sutton at Annapolis two
years ago, admitted he had fight
with Sutton.
The second trial Of Patrick Cal
houn, the San Francisco millionaire
on charge of bribery, was, begun.
The first trial lasted more than five
months.
The tariff conferees have accepted
the corporation tax amendment as re-
drafted by Attorney General Wicker
sham, the assessment + Nv being one
instead of two per cent. NJ
The Masonic lodge of Jeffersonville,
Ind. loses 100000 by the birth Of q
child to Mrs. ]. F. Deshon, niece Of
James A. Holt. who willed the amount
to the lodge in the event of no child
being born. a.. e
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Engineers and conductors of the
National Railway of Mexico threat
ened to walk out, in sympathy with
sthe train ,dispatchers who are on
strike. ~ h. at "a
Among the papers in the mysterious
packet kept by Banker Sayler. who
was killediby DR.. w. r. Miller 4
Crescent Ctty, ILL.,. was q letter from
Miller to Mrs. Sayler. if-t
Max Dick. New York landlord. has
fofkered cash prizes to his tenants who
rear the largest families, the awards
hanging from $3.50 to $500. the latter
premium for twins.
The new International Unions
/ HeAdadArters building. erected in "a
} eiahi$pliss by the sUnited Brothsrhooi
Of Carpenters and Joiners at q COS
of 100000, was dedicated with con
j aidaEahIa.psramsny. c.s,sr -. .s,.~s ssi
r TIE stgting An, Pepnsylvania shifte,
4 lSS ~ 6e TO Butler whsr'
S'1trfk6fs were Injured In Z clasl
IfwitE troops sent tu-protect the Stand
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