The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-15
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Board Association. alleging 1t to b
an illegal combination in restraint
Of trade. was returned by the Federal
grand Jury in New York. The asso-
citation comprises 14o paper manufac-
turers. who were indicted 10 indi-
yiduals and firms.
France is still considering secreta-
ry Knox's circular note to the pow
ers. proposing an extension Of the
Jurisdiction Of the International
Prize Court authorized In 1907 by
The Hague Peace Conference, 90 a.
to cover general arbitral questions.
A storm Of protest has been raised
in Ecuador following the receipt by
Foreign Minister Aguirre Of = nots
presented by United States Minister
Fox, which denounces as unsatisfac-
tory the sanitary conditions prevail.
ing in Guayaquif.
Great Britain has not given as ye,
formal reply to the proposal Of the
United States for the naturalization
of the Manchuria railroads. though
it has not been received unsympa-
thetically. !.
The Scott expedition. In . search
of the South Pole, IS now assured.
the British Government having prom
ised 100000 towards the 100000
which is the estimated expense.
It was, reported in New York that
some high financial interests will be
disciplined on account Of Rock
Islands sensational rise. and fall re-
Gently.
Mrs. Floya Adams Darling, 20
years old, founder >of the Daughters
of the Revolution and the United
/ States Daughters Of 1919. died at
New York. = 3, =. !,
News reached Mobile that an en-
ploye of the United Fruit Company
killed four Jamaican laborsrs at Port
Barrios.
Isaac Finkelstein, who tried to bur-
row tunnel to an East Side bank
in New York; was trapped and
smothered to death.
P. B. Jones, publisher and promi-
net1t Baptist, shot and killed his s.
year-old son and shielded: at Nash
vile, Tenn.
twenty-five buildings, with con-
tents, were destroyed by fire at Bram-
well, w. Va. entailing 100000 loss.
B. seneni, an Italian merchant at
Chicago, was assassinated while
asleep for failure to pay $1,000 de-
manded by the Black Hand.
:. After killing F. s. Neudeffer, his
employer, at Reading, Pa. w. H.
Brooks, a negro, suicided rather than
submit to arrest.
The South Cleveland Banking Com
pany, at Cleveland, Ohio, closed Its
doors. after fling = deed Of assign
| ment.
Two trainmen were killed in
Lake Shore passenger wreck at
Northeast, Pa. :
Major Sydney T. Prince, s3 years
old, prominent attorney. died at Mo-
bile, Ala.
Harry Wilson, OF Knoxville. Tenn,
disappeared at Denver, with $4,000
on his person.
Two lives were lost by an explo-
sion and FIRE in a pumping station
at Chicago.
Fire at Richmond, Va. destroyed
the University College Of Medicine,
causing $4,000 loss.
Mrs. Walter Ellis and her two chill
-dren were cremated in . residence
IRE at Lyons, Kans.
Runaway New York heiress and
her waiter lover were reported 10
Riotous scenes were witnessed at
the. political meetings IN Great
Britain.
The Nicaraguan reyolutionists have
sent an envoy to Managua to nego-
tiate peace terms with Madriz.
Alleged threats. have been made
|-against Ex=President Zelaya OF Mica
ragua. who is in Mexico City.
The rate of discount OF the Bank
Of England was reduced from 1-2
to 4 per cent.
"A woman, her daughter and three
young children were consumed In q
residence fire at Klayens. KY.
A: woman and her two children
were cremated in a. residence fire at
Peoria, ILL.,.
x Two were killed in a Baltimore
and Ohio wreck near West Alex
ander. Pa.
DR.. F. A. Cook. she Polar explorer,
Is said to be a mental wreck.
All. grades OF refined sugar have
advanced 1oc a hundred pounds.
The. village of Gilestown. Pa. was
wiped out by food and Are. -
F. Two alleged white slave trahickers
were arrested at Baltimore. !.
A tri-state farm and immigration
convention is projected for Shfeve-
port, Feb. II. =
The steamer City Of Shreveport
completed her initial trip between
New Orleans and Shreveport.
:. The Marquis Cusani- Con nfalconeri,
who for three years has held the post
Of Italian minister to Switzerland.
has been notified Of his appointment
as ambassador to the United States.
Great Britain served notice that
no lighting would be permitted at