Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-04-21
Monday.

rates; the upper berth is to be cheaper |
than the lower.
Monday.
Thirty-one more bodies were recov-
cred at Cherry, H.; in a belt on one
was found S1,400
James R. Keene offered to settle |
with one New York firm wrecked in
the Hooking pool crash.
The selection of a jury to try Dr.. B. |
G. Hyde for the alleged murder of Cor |
onel Swope began at Kansas City.
Postmaster General thinks postal /
deficit will be reduced over $10.000.000 /
at the close of the first year Of admin /
istration
Mrs, Lucy Sayler and DR.. R ". Nil /
Ter at Watseka, H.. were found gGilty 4
Of murder; the widow gets three years /
and the doctor twelve.
Governor Hughes in q special mes
sage to the New York Assembly - s
manded an immediate and unsparins@ /
inquiry into legislative corruption.
Tuesday.
Quebec will prohibit the expectation
of pulp wood to the United States. the /
premier announced.
The Vatican gave a slap at Roose- |
welt in rebuking an abbot who called /
upon him in Rome
Governor Hughes proposed legisla-
tive corruption probe caused conster-
nation ammo cprrOrarf0nS
Members of a Fairbanks expedition
claim to have reached the top of /
Mount Mckinley, finding no Cook
proofs
Senator LaFollette, in a savage at
tack on Taft's railroad bill, said the |
title Of the act deceives the public. He
dashed Morgan and defed Wickersham.
Wednesday.
The total receipts of the Yerkes art
auction were. $2,207, S661O.
The Pope struck the names of all |
Americans from the list of candidates
for the cardinalate.
Employees of the United States Steel
Corporation were given an increase III
wages equal to about 6 per cent.
Col. Cooper, convicted of a part in
the Staying of Senator Carmack, was
granted an unconditional pardon.
The International Harvester Com
pany adopted a plan to insure $4,000 |
employees against accident without cost.
Revelations concerning the Parnel-
lism and crime letters of 1887 led the |
Irish to demand that Sir Robert An
derson be deprived of his pension.
Thursday.
Mark Twain arrived home from Ber-
muda too i'll to walk
A committee of carmen voted to set
tie the Philadelphia strike.
Irate women Kissed President Taft |
during his talk to a suffrage conven-
ton
Harmon and Hearst for 1912 is the
suggestion growing out of the Jeffer-
son day banquet in Washington.
E. H. Gary confirmed an advance in
wages of 223,377 employees of the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation, adding
S9,000000 to the annual pay roll.
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr., and Miss
Marjorie Gould stood in line at the
New York marriage license window.
Friday.
Colonel Roosevelt was received in
Vienna with imperial honors
Clinton St. Clair was hanged at
Rockford, H., for the murder of an
aged widow.
Two hundred thousand employees in
the building trades in Germany have
been locked out.
Chinese rioters wrecked the Ameri-
can missions at Changsha; two Ameri-
cans were in peril.
The United States Steel Corporation
announced a plan for providing relief
for all employees injured.
The suffragist convention in Wash
ington apologized because the Presi-
dent was Kissed while speaking.
AIdrich is to leave the Senate next
March and in the interim to give up
committee work and devote his time
tn the monetary commission