The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-11-09

Ind.
An Injunction demanded by thirteen
railway lines operating in Missouri
against a recent state order reducing
rates on steel and iron was denied by
Judge William G. Hook In the federal
court at Kansas City.
julius McVicker, an actor and sing
er, at New York married Mrs. Alanson
Sumner, widow of Alanson Sumner,
the Standard Oil magnate, who died
last December leaving his $15,O0o,O00
estate to his widow.
Orel Munden, aged five years, was
awarded Judgment for $3.50 at Kansas
City, Mo-, against local jeweler be-
cause the merchant used the boys
photograph in his advertisements.
Col. William r. Cody-"Buffalo Bill
has retired from public life. His
show was packed off to winter quar-
tiers and his Indians will return to
their tepees, while Buffalo Bill" In
tends to spend his remaining years In
the Wyoming Big Horn, where ne
helped make American history.
The Atlantic squadron, 102 vessels
with a combined displacement OF
SIT, 500 tons, assembled in New York
harbor to be reviewed by Secretary
of the Navy Meyer. At the same time
the Pacific fleet of "a vessels assem-
bled at Los Angeles.
President Taft officially has desig-
mated Thursday, November 80, as
day, and in doing so
acknowledged over his name and seal
that Chicago was temporary capital
of the United States.
Speaker Champ Clark has declined
to allow the new private dining room
in the house end of the capitol, Wash
ington, to be designated the Speakers
dining ROOM"
Joseph Pulitzer. proprietor Of the
New York World and the st. Louis
Post-Dispatch and for many years one
of the most powerful journalistic
forces in America. died suddenly
aboard his yacht, 1.-THE Liberty" off
Charleston, s. c.. Heart failure, fol-
lowing an illness of 48 hours, is given
as the cause of death.
President Taft approved the SEN
tence of dismissal from the naval
service passed upon Midshipman S.
Roberts of Illinois, according to an an
at the navy department.
While the president was in Chicago
he heard the importunings of Roberts
friends, but to no avail.
Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson, pas
tor of the Baptist Emanuel church of
Cambridge, Mass. was indicted for
in the first degree on the
charge that he poisoned Miss Avis
Lnnell with cyanide of potassium.
Prof. ]. J. Montgomery, member
of the Santa Clara (Cal.) college fra
ternity and one of the first aviators in
this country to experiment with the
aeroplane, was killed in fall from his
glider while conducting experiments
in the foothills north of Evergreen,
Cal.
Job Hartman, Socialist candidate
for mayor of Los Angeles, CAL, got
more votes than either of his oppo-
nents in the primary election, but he
did not receive majority. Hence
the issue will not be settled until the
in December Under the city
charter a majority vote in the pri-
mary elects.
Former United States Forester Gift
ford Pinchot is about to begin study
Of the Adirondacks and will offer rec
for the improvement of
conditions in the north woods.
Extraordinary precautions in the
handling of smokeless powder have
been ordered by Secretary of the Navy
Meyer, probably as result of reports
that the explosion which destroyed the
French battleship Liberte was due to
the deterioration Of this high explo-
sive.
District Attorney Whitman of New
York has begun an investigation of an
alleged bribery case involving the
Democratic judiciary nominations in
Kings county, which grew out of init
nations made by the Brooklyn Stand
ard Union that the nominations had
oeen bought
Prof. Robert ]. Sprague of the Mas
Agricultural college at Am
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