The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1911-10-30
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| Inc duuudl 0LdI I0 rdlT Uuu6r Tile
auspices of the South Carolina Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society op-
ened at Columbia today.
The Denvsr Progressive Republi>
cans Saturday 1iight indorsed La Fol-
Elette as the Republican Presidential
candidate at the next national cleo
ton. !. ...Gs.g
Charles Lange died Sunday at Hell,
ena, Mont, from spinal injury caused
lsbysa kick in the neck received three
weeks ago in a practice game of foot
ball at Bozeman
Mrs. Laura Stannard yesterday was
found not guilty at Ontonagon, Mich,
Of numbering her husband, Charles
S. Stannard of Greenland, last March
by strychnine poisoning. %
Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor of the
New York World, died of heart fail
ure Sunday on board his yacht Lib
erty in the harbor of Charleston, S.
| c.. after an illness of two days.
James J. Hill has commended Pres
ident Taft for whatever Influence the
president might have exercised in the
governments now celebrated suit to
dissolve the United States Steel cor
poration = -:
The people of Canada today are
| observing the annual day of thanks
giving. Business halted throughout
the Dominion. A feature Of the day
was the extensive military maneu-
vers in the Dundas valley.
Joseph Pesch. 20, Of Waltham,
Mimi, was instantly killed and a
number of others severely shaken up
when Great Western passenger train
No. 1, west bound from Chicago, ran
into a freight train near Randolph,
80 miles from St. Paul, Sunday.
The United Mine Workers through
out the three anthracite districts of
Pennsylvania today held their annu-
al celebration of Mitchell Day, in
honor of the successful termination
of the great strike conducted by for
mer President John Mitchell in 1900.
Prominent hotel men from all
parts of Oregon met in Portland to-
day for the annual convention Of
their state association The sessions
will continue two days and will be
devoted to the discussion of numer-
Gus questions Of common interest to
the hotel keepers.
A remarkable array of legal talent
that included the attorneys general
of the principal Southern tobacco
growing States filled the United
States Circuit Court room at New
York today at the beginning of hear
! ings on the reorganization plan of
! the American Tobacco Company. -
In the Federal district court at
Austin, Texas, today, hearing was
| held on the petition of the Houston
| and Texas Central Railway Com
pany for an order to restrain officers
of the striking shopmen at Austin,
Waco and other points from inter-
fering in any way with the employees
of the railway. .~.-
The seventh trial of Burrell Oates,
the negro accused of the murder of
Sol Arenoff at Dallas in 1904, was
begun at Waxahachie, Texas, today.
Oates has been five times sentenced
to death for the crime, but each time
new trial was granted. Holly
Vann white man, charged with
completely in the robbery and muir
der of Arenoff, was hanged.
A special session of the Butts
county superior court convened at
Jackson, Ca, today for the trial of
William Turner and his three sons,
who are charged with murder. The
four men are accused of having fired
from ambush upon a party of Butts
county citizens returning to their
homes from Indian Spring on the
night of August rs, killing one of
the party and seriously wounding
another >>a . =. p 5s--,s.
The most powerful feet ever as
sembled in American waters is rid
ing at anchor in the Hudson river,
all spic and span and ready for the
great naval review tomorrow. The
fleet comprises more than 100 vessels,
ranging from the monster battleships
of the dreadnought type to the tiny
submarines. The New York and New
Jersey shores are thronged with
thousands of spectators, while 9TH
ers who wanted to see the fleet at
closer range took passage on the
steamers, ferryboats and other craft
plying up and down the river.
After her best hat has been out in
a shower a woman thinks it is much
/ more comfortable to go bareheaded.
There is no place like home.
which appears to be the reason why
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