Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-09
IMPORTANT NEWS
NOTES OF A WEEK
LATEST HAPPENINGS THE WORLD
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latsst Personal Infer
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latest Personal Infer
nation.
Italian Turkish War
The outer forts at Tripoli have
been captured by the allied Turkish
and Arab forces following a terrific
bombardment. The Italians were
driven back.
The whole Italian feet has left
Tripoli for Turkish waters.
It is said that hundreds OF anar
chists have enlisted in the Italian
army and are spreading their propa
ganda among the troops. The Rome
press demands that every anarchist
caught be executed.
Domestic
Norman j. Colman, first secretary
of agriculture of the United States
in Cleveland's cabinet. died on train
which was bringing him to his home
In st. Louis. He suffered stroke oi
apoplexy while in sleeping car
berth near Lexington Junction, MO
He was eighty-four years old.
Three trainmen were killed out
right and q fourth was so severely
injured he may die, when a freight
engine broke through bridge under
course Of construction over Salt creek
near Clinton, Ia. and dragged par
Of its train to the creek bottom, u
feet below.
Following a report of the experts
who examined the viscera Of Arthur
y. Bissonette, the Chicago policeman
who died in the home of Mrs. Louise
vermilya under mysterious circum
stances, that they had found "arsenit
In abundant quantities" warran
charging Mrs. vermilya with murder
was issued.
lev. Clarence v. T. Richeson. II
sail at Cambridge. Mass. under indict
ment on the charge of numbering Miss
Avis Linnell, has sent his resignation
as pastor to the directors of the I'm
manuel Baptist church at Cambridge
The brightest four men in the Har
ward law school as determined by the
annual award of the Sears prizes are:
Robert A. Taft, son Of the president;
Charles e. Hughes, Jr., SON Of Justice
Hughes of the United States Supreme
court; j. G. Buchanan of Pittsburgh
and F. s. Wyner of Boston. The prizes
are of 1915 each.
With only one lapse In his bi-week
ly schedule. the bloody traces OF what
are believed to be the work OF Charles
Marzyek. ex-convict and suspected OF
being a wholesale slayer. were dis
covered at Mount Pleasant. Ia, when
the bleeding and unconscious body oil
Mrs. J. B. Jordan was found In her
home here. The house had not been
robbed.
Gen. Daniel e. Sickles. hero Of the
battle of Gettysburg. has been black
balled in his second attempt to join
In New York the Loyal Legion, an or
ganization of former officers on the
Union side In the Civil war.
Prof. J. j. Montgomery, q member
of the Santa Clara (Cal.) college fra
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. go'
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
election in December. Under the city
charter majority vote in the pri
mary elects.
President Taft approved the sen
tence of dismissal from the nava
service passed upon Midshipman s
Roberts of Illinois, according to an an
nouncement at the navy department
While the president was in Chicago
he heard the importunings Of Roberts
friends. but to no avail
A. r. Armstrong. wealthy mer
chant at Tucson. Ariz.. committed
suicide by shooting. Mr.. Armstrong
went to Tucson several years age
from Cedar Rapids. Ia, and was in
terested In the string of Armstrong
stores in Iowa and Nebraska.
J. Pierpont Morgan, whose gifts
totaling $1.185. 900 made possible the
present Harvard Medical school. hal
had his application for two football
tickets to the Harvard-Yale game re
jected because he failed to agree to {
technical requirement.
Joe Jagersberger of Racine. Wis.
. driving Case car at 81 miles al
hour in the state fair races a
Columbia, s. c., was badly hurt whel
his machine threw tire at turI
of the embarked track and went int
the outer fence.
Fresh from his cross-continent tou
of $4,000 miles. President Taft from
the wind-swept bridge OF the historic
little cruiser yacht MayfioweS. re
viewed in New York harbof tn,
migntiest line of fighting craft eve
assembled under the American flag