Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-04-15
WORLD NEWS OF
THE WEEK.
Covering Minor Happenings From
All Over the Globe
DOM EsTIc.

was seriously injured in a series OF
shootings marking a renewal Of the
tong war in Chinatown, New York
City.
Trenton's ministers from pulpits
denounced the alleged revelry that
marked the closing of the New Jersey
Legislature and called on Gov. Fort
to investigate.
Supreme Court Justice Morschau-
SER of New York, declared himself In
favor of amending the code so as to
forbid secret divorces.
Sir Henry Trickett in New York ex-
pressed emphatic belief that war is
threatened between Great Britain and
Germany.
Holding his invalid wife to the win
dow that she might be witness OF
his avenging shot, John Plant, coal
barge owner, New York City, killed
Alvin o. Collins, master of a tugboat.
The "wets" made gains in local op-
ton elections in Illinois and Nebras.
ka.
The Union Bank of Brooklyn N. Y.
Huu us SSNch III dAShOo SiooSus S"ih6
some 10000 depositors about $4,000
900. All the depositors doubtless will
be paid in full.
In granting Mrs. Daisy Green sep
aration Justice Mills at White Plains,
N. Y, stated that Albert l.. Green
Constantly nagged" his wife.
An attempt was made in Asbury
Park, N. j., to kidnap the infant son
Of the late Charles l.. Spier
Henrietta Kerrigan shot and NOR
tally wounded James Brennan in Pat
erson, n. j. He had broken his en-
gagement to wed her and married an
other girl.
Evidence was brought out at the
insurance investigation tending to
show that $1,000 was raised by insur-
ance men to defeat two bills in the
New York Legislature of 1909.
WASHINGTON.
Ex-President Roosevelt has con-
sented to lecture about his African
travels and trophies before the Ma
tional Geographic Society after he re-
turns to this country.
Congressman Dalzell said no self
respecting Republican could vote for
Senator Beveridge and said Indianapo-
lis ought to elect Democratic Legis-
lature and Senator.
The military court of inquiry on
the Brownsville shooting affair rend-
cred verdict holding negro soldiers
of the 25th Infantry guilty.
Appropriations for the big naval dry
docks at New York and elsewhere
were cut out of the naval appropria.
ton bill in the house.
Warrants against men prominent in
political and financial circles who are
said to have backed bucket shops are
expected to issue as the result of evi-
dence given to Federal agents by a
woman.
House of Representatives, by reso-
luton, cleared the way for President
Taft's railroad bill.
FOREIGN.
In Berlin 10000 Socialists and
Radicals made an orderly, most I'M
pressive demonstration in favor Of
electoral reform.
Col. Roosevelt opened boulevard
named for him at Porto Maurizio, Ital-
ian Riviera, and was made an honor
airy citizen of the town.
Col. Roosevelt had a municipal din
ner and reception in Rome, the So
cialst Mayor comparing him to Mar
Gus Aurelius. With his family he left
for Spezzia to enjoy few days quiet
and go over the route of his honey
moon.
German government officials are
endeavoring to arrange compromise
between the workmen and employers
of the building trades.
The Spanish Cabinet sent tele-
grams to Peru and Ecuador urging
those governments to adopt concilia.
tory attitudes.
Theodore Roosevelt caused a re-
ception at the American Embassy to
Methodist Church in Rome tried to
make capital out of the Vatican Incl
dent. King Victor took the express
ident to see daring riding by Italian
cavalrymen.
Opposition to the Premier's resolu-
tion curtailing the House of Lords
veto power was defeated by major
ity of one hundred and six.
Peruvians talk war after their flag
and Consulate are attacked by an Ecu.
adorian.
The Western Steel Corporations
contract in China is called the most
important undertaking in Chinese
American industrial relations.