Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-04-12
SUMMARY OF TIE
MOST IMPORTANT NEWS.
Sunday.

Thomas B. Jeffery, Kenosha, automo-
bile manufacturer, died in Italy.
A turbulent religious discussion is
expected n America as result of the
Roosevelt-Vatican incident
Business and the saloon have come
to a parting of the ways" states a
man high in big Chicago mail order
concern.
Roosevelt declined to call upon the
pope in Rome, saying that the condi-
tions imposed upon him could not be
carried out.
President Taft, in an address to
railway brotherhoods at Worcester,
Mass, praised unions, but upheld
mans right to labor as he sees fit.
Monday.
A New York federal judge declined
to declare the sugar trust in contempt
for refusal to show its books.
Roosevelt says he will leave the
whole case of the vatican incident up
on Merry Del Walls statement
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opposition amendment to the Asquith
anti-lords resolutions, 357 to 251.
The New York Assembly passed a
resolution for legislative investigation
of all insurance companies except
life.
A copper company head was convict
ed in New York of appropri2ting $780,
600 paid into the concern by the Ger
man nobility.
Louis Coste, international water way
engineer, declared that Canada must
build canal from Lake Superior to
retain her grain trade.
Bonn Conger, New York State Sena-
tor, whose graft expose caused Sena-
tor Aids to resign, quilted Office after
administering singing rebuke from
the Senate floor
Tuesday.
The Union Bank of Brooklyn, with
$6,000,000 in deposits, closed its doors.
Robbers killed two men and escaped
with $4,000 in a raid on a McKees
Rocks (Pa.) bank.
The vets showed big gains in the
Illinois election, taking Rockford, De-
catur and many other cities from the
drys.
The Indiana Republican convention
adopted an "insurgent' resolution.
praising Beveridge's fight aaginst the
tariff bill.
Emil Seidel, Socialist, was elected
Mayor of Milwaukee by 5000 over the
Democratic candidate and 10000 over
the Republican.
Eleven new Democrats gained seats
in the Chicago aldermanic election,
making the Council Democratic" by
a majority of six.
Col. Roosevelt, angered by a Metho-
dist pastors attempt to make relig-
ious issue of the vatican incident,
called off public reception in Rome.
Disclosures before the congressional
committee sounded the knell of the
ship subsidy and were followed by the
arrest of John A. Penton, secretary of
the Marine League.
Wednesday.
Menelik H., king of Abyssinia, was
reported dead.
Tariff experts say the United States
gave too much to Canada.
Mayor Gaynor expected the new liq-
uor law enforcement order to give
New York dry" Sundays
Canada and the United States
reached complete tariff agreement
and plans are now on foot looking even
to closer relations in the form of re-
ciprocity.
Thursday.
Henry H. Porter, railroad builder
and manager, died suddenly.
Maude Adams will appear in an
American presentation of "Chantecler.' .
Work was stopped by 100000 coal
miners pending the signing of new
wage scale.
Clifford Pinchot arrived in Copenha-
gen, admitted he expects to meet Colo
mel Roosevelt, but refused to say that
he was summoned by the former Presi.
dent
Friday.
A New Jersey grand jury found that
STORAGE plants are public danger.
r. w. Patterson, editor in chief Of
the Chicago Tribune. died in Philadel.
phia.
New York Central employees on lines
east of Buffalo were given pei
cent increase in wages.
The bitter clash of committee mem
bers indicated hopelessness of agree.
ment on o verdict in the Ballinger-
Pinchot inquiry.
Saturday.
Students at Naples cheered Roose-
welt in theater.
John A. tim of Chicago died two
years after parole from Joliet.
Nine. lie Blon saw her husband
crushed tc death against the rocks a;
San Sebastian when his aeroplane
broke.
The State of Florida is going ahead
with the work of draining the Ever
glades. which will yield millions OF
fertile acres.
Walter Wellman said that the tie
that bound Roosevelt and Taft is bro
ken and that the ex-President feels in
no wise responsible for his successor
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
William H. Axtell, OF Bellingham
Wash. denies saying that DR.. Fred
erick A. Cook would reach New York
and that DR.. Cook was id
The Ohio Democratic State conven-
ton will be held in Dayton June II and
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