Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-12-08

III lCn 30 kiflb WOic
alive or crushed to death on the pave
ments In leaping from the windows
and fire escapes Of q four-story fac
tory in Newark, N. j. Fifty were in
Jured, several probably fatally.
Battling Nelson was knocked out in
Che eleventh round OF secluded 20
round fight at San Fancisco, by owen
Moran OF England. Nelson fought a
game battle but could not come
back"
The annual report of the commits
sion of internal revenue shows that
262, 400 corporations have filed re-
turns under the new corporation law.
The total capital is $50 All ,626,75
The tax collected for the first year was
sat ,290.767.43. This is an average OF
$103.97 per corporation.
An engagement took place at Chi
huahua, Mexico, between 600 federal
troops and 400 Maderistas, In which
the rebels were routed with a loss Of
ID killed and many wounded. A num-
Der OF federals were wounded, includ
ing one officer. The revolutionists
were driven into the mountains.
The census Of this year will show a
population Of more than 1oS, 600, 900
In the United States and It's posses
sions, near and remote
William Redmond's campaign In
Cork against William O'Brien has led
to serious rioting by the rival factions.
When Redmonite procession tried
to march through an O'Brienite quar-
ter OF the city. police blocked their
way. Fighting snsued on all sides
and about 80 persons were injured.
II took 800 grains OF cyanide OF
potassium to kill Gypsy Queen, a trick
elephant, at New York in execution of
the death sentence passed on her for
the murder OF her keeper, Robert
suhiel.
Fear that he would be run down
and killed by an automobile, which
haunted him for months, caused Chris
tian Kohler, seventy years old, to end
his life in New York by hanging.
Failure Of the elevator machinery in
le-story building in West Twenty
NTH street, New York. forced a squad
Of firemen to climb IL long flights OF
winding stairs. Four hundred thou
sand spools Of embroidery silk were
destroyed by the fire.
Gertrude Goldstein, q ten-year-old
Brooklyn girl, 10 dead In her home as
the result Of swallowing turkey bone
with her Thanksgiving day dinner.
The bono lodged In her oesophaSus
and GOULD not BE- extricated.
The home Of Mr.. and Mr.. Charles
Mabsus, located near Denova, Ia, ives
burned to the ground. They were
found dsad IN the ruins. A revolver
lying beside the body Of Mr.. Msbeus
and other svfdsnces arouse suspicion
that the IRE followed . quarrel. the.
man shooting tie woman, setting flrs
10 the house. and then committing
suicide.
Collector Losb has issued IN order
that no more "sxpsdfts" permits be 10
sued to incoming travellers at New
York without tho sanction Of the 500
rotary Of the treasury or the collector.
Only three Glasses OF persons are ex-
empt from the order. namely: Dplo-
mats. persons bringing home their
dead and those Ill upon landing.
AS the result of an explosion m
Mine No. 8 of the Providence (Ky.)
Coal Mining company, eleven men
were imprisoned 100 feet under
ground, and It is believed that all Of
them were killed outright.
Three persons were shot and wound
ed, one seriously, and many others
narrowly escaped being struck by bull
lets In a riot at Chicago caused by
striking garment workers, who attack
ed Union employees. Bricks were
also thrown.
Octave Chanute, the real father OF
aviation and the heavier than air fly
Ing machines, die at his home In
Chicago Mr.. Chanute, who was near
ly seventy-nine years old, had been
Ill for some time.
The government Of Brazil yielded
to it's mutinous navy. Congress, meet
ing in extraordinary session, voted to
concsde every demand of the ulti-
matum presented by the sailors, in
GLIDING general amnesty for the men
who, after numbering as many Of their
superior oficers as was necessary to
place them In complete control.
trained the guns Of the warships on
the capital.
President Taft struck an eneotuA
blow in favor of publicity Of the a.
fairs of corporations whom no APP
proved the rules of the secretary OF
the treasury under which al returns
made under the corDovstioo TAI lsw
shali BE available to the pubic.
The lives Of 80 pssseaesrs O tysan
Ne. 9 of the g. Paul road, bound TO
Chicago, hung In the balance when
Michael Crowley. the engineer, was
stricken with apoplsxy At his post and
died "a the train was running at the
rate of forty miles an hour.