The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-10-07
Domestic


Domestic
A dynamite bomb. found within
thirty feet OF the spot from which
President Taft started when he head
ed the civic parade at Hutchinson
has to be part Of plot to kill the
chief executive. The missile was
found by local detectives.
Following the death Of his wife In
hospital at Danville. H., John Hin
ton, a prominent horseman. was
charged with her murder. The wo-
man was found In her bed suffering
from fractured skull and many cuts
and bruises In another bed lay her
husband suffering from broken Jaw
and several cuts.
A sensation was caused In political
circles when the Atlantic IN. j. coun-
ty special grand jury handed down in
dictments involving politicians from
Louis Kuehnle, leader OF the Atlantic
City Republican organization, down to
the humblest ward workers, for al
legged election frauds.
AS result OF the uncoverlng of evil
dence Of wholesale fraud in the count
ing Of Democratic ballots in five pre-
cincts in Baltimore at the recent pri-
mary election. 80 election officials,
Democrats and Republicans. are eth
er under arrest or evading detectives
while trying TO arrange for bail before
giving themselves up to the police.
Mrs. Virgil Vandever and four OF
her children were burned to death at
Mitchell. ILL.,, when a can OF kerosene,
used by Vandever to make fire, ex-
ploded.
Tea merchants, headed by Presi-
dent Nishi of the Japanese Central
Tea Traders association, are agitat-
ed over the governments course In
holding up imports of colored tea.
President Nishi has taken the case
up with Acting Secretary OF the
Treasury Curtis.
Seven gallons of gum opium were
found when federal agents raided
Chinese laundry at Terre Haute.
The owners of the laundry, suspected
of operating an opium depot" were
arrested.
Against a plea by President McCon.
nell that the organization would be a
loser. the International Association Of
Machinists. In convention at Daven.
port. Ia. voted for a strike on the
Hartman lines.
At the direct nomination plans
first trial in Massachusetts, the Demo
Gratis nominated Eugene N. Foss for
governor by good majority. Lieut..
Gov. Louis A rockingham was the
Republicans selection. voss received
nearly twice as many votes as all OF
bis opponents. Democrat and Repub-
lican
Chairman Ebert II. Gary and J
Pierpont Morgan. Jointly on behalf of
the directors OF the United Steel cor.
poration! gave out at New York an
emphatic denial that the company was
considering dissolution Of disintegra.
ton or was negotiating with the fed
erai department OF justice with any
such purpose In view
ID. ID. Pierce OF Fostorfa. Ohio. a
Spanish war veteran. pleaded guilty
az Toledo TO charge OF holding up
a Thin. Fostoria & Eastern car near
Bascom. July ~. and was given an In
Discriminate sentence at Mansfield.
At the convention OF the New YORK
State Embalmers' association az syra.
cuse. proposition was made 10
change the name undertaken 70 NOR
tician.-
Governor DIX OF New York has Do
cided to pardon Peter G. Hams, yho
killed William z. Annis, his vffe,s
afhnity. Eleven Of the jurors who
tried Hams have recommended 10 the
governor that he exercise executive
clemency.
Reports to the department Of ses5.
culture indicate that the foot xs1
mouth disease 10 ravagins herds Of
cattle. sheep and swine In I'll pass
Of Europe A rigid quarantine h ID
existence against all European cous-
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