The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-29
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| sixth floor of an East Side flat il
New York City. The heads of all
three had been beaten in with a blunt
/. instrument and their battered coun
tenances were wrapped in bloody
! towels.
: The New York State Senate ad.
> opted q resolution providing for an
) investigation by the Senate of the
charges of bribary made against Sen.
, ator Aids, president pro tenn, of the
Senate, by Senator Conger.
The organizers of the amnesty
movement in Bacelona, Spain, the OBJ
ject Of which is to secure the liberia
tion Of political prisoners, are plan
ming to extend the campaign through
Catalonia, and general strike may
be declared.
John r. Walsh the convicted Chi
4 cago banker. arrived at the. Federal
Penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kans.,
and began serving his sentence of five
years
+ Thomas L. Lewis, of Ohio, was re-
elected president of the United Mine
Workers of America, over William
Green, Of Ohio, his only opponent,
by 23,597 majority.
The committee of the University of
Copenhagen has completed it's exam
ination of DR.. Cooks original notes,
and confirmed its previous conclu-
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that the explorer reached the North
Pole had been submitted.
National railways of Mexico desire
to divert traffic from Rio Grande to
Vera Cruz and Tampico, to procure
equal rates. New Orleans and Gal
vestion will benefit.
A negro talked in his sleep and
was arrested for completely in the
murder of two white men in Geor-
gia ten years ago.
The collapse Of the Columbus and
Hooking coal and, iron pool in Wall
Street caused two failures and de-
moralized the stock market.
Two persons were killed and five
injured in passenger wreck on the
Ohio and Kentucky Railroad, at Van
oleave. Ky.
Fifteen persons were killed and
five injured by a premature explo-
sion In an aqueduct near Newburg,
N. Y.
Russia and Japan have refused to
onnnnf rlo
the naturalization of the Manchurian
railroads.
Over forty persons were killed and
nearly hundred injured in a wreck
on the Candian Pacific Railroad at
Spanish River, Canada.
The indications are that the Irish
Nationalists will hold the balance of
power in the new British Parliament
Warrants charging a Kansas City
man with numbering Thomas II.
Swope and Chrisman Swope were
prepared.
John M. Parker delivered an ad-
dress at the annual Tuskegee Negro
Conference.
Germany may apply maximum tar
iff rates to American goods after
Feb. T.
The American empoyes on the rail-
roads in Mexico were threatening to
strike.
The peace negotiations between
the factions In Nicaragua have been
broken off. ,
Two suicides and death from
shock occurred in the family of
George Boyer, near Alger, Ohio.
Five persons were killed and five I
seriously injured in shirt waist fac I
tory fire at Philadelphia a
Mrs. B. e. Bradley, wife of St. 9
Louis newspaper man, suicided by
shooting.
Fourteen were injured in a wreck !.
on the Northern Pacific in North Da- :.
kota.
Customs clerk in New York. was n
charged with defrauding the govern +
ment by undervaluations. q
The government filed it's brief In 2
,he case against the anthracite coal L
rust. e
The suspension of Roberts, Hall &
Jriss, brokers on the New York Il
Stock Exchange, was announced
e. H. Boy, Confederate veteran, a
lied suddenly while making speech .
It q Lee day celebration.
The decapitated and multilated
,ody of Anna Furlong was found In
] resort at Chicago.
Princess Clementine Of Belgium
vill marry Prince Victor Napoleon.
Former Lieutenant Governor JAM re
IS Jeffries died in Shreveport. HI
The Parliament building at Con-
tantinople was destroyed by fire. "
A revolutionary movement has IL
'roken out in Uruguay =.
Harry Rife was electrocuted. in Co. ",
umbus, Ohio, for woman murder. b,
Two young men stealing ride W
we're smothered by salt in wreck. lie
Immense damage was done by the W
loods in east and central France. 10
Four men held up Missouri Paci- m
C express train near Eureka, Mo. tn
National Civic Federation held
hree-day session, and was address
d by President Taft, Clifford, Pin ri
hot and Judge Parker.
Supreme Court turned down writ
t certiorari of Chicago banker
Walsh. Walsh then tried to get ia
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