Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-04-07
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proving OF great poHoIlI 10 the IIoopo'
The country is confronted with
republican senate and democratic
house.
A bill to legalize boxing contests
has been introduced in the Colorado
house
Friends of the Aldrich currency
plan are to conduct a campaign in it's
favor.
Booker T. Washington has pur-
chased a summer home on Long
Island.
Democrats in congress have out
lined a big lot of work for the extra
session.
The first move for peace must come
from the rebels if President Diaz of
Mexico has his way.
Francisco Madero, jr., has made it
plain that he must be consulted be-
fore peace plans are concluded.
The Russian government has form
ally notified China that it is satisfied
with her final reply to the Russian Ill
timatum.
Directors of the Missouri Pacific
railroad met and approved the ex-
penditure of 100000 for betterments
on the road.
Otis Weeden, the Washington
ranchman who killed three neighbors
and then shot himself, died as a re-
suit of his wounds.
"General' Stanley, the American
leader of the rebels in Lower Call
fornia, took full command of the in
surrectos of Mexicali.
The British cruisers Kent and Chal-
lenger arrived at Valparaiso, Chile,
bringing the special representatives OF
King George on visit of courtesy.
Harvard college has been hit by
an epidemic of the German measles
and half a hundred students are now
under treatment in the college in
Urinary.
B. F. Bush, president of the West
ern Maryland railway, has been
selected to succeed George j. Gould
as president of the Missouri Pacific
railway.
railroad declined to discuss the re-
port that the Rothschilds had taken
an option on the railroad holdings OF
the Associated Oil company for $50
100000
Prompt denial was made by friends
of President Taft of the report from
Springfield, ILL.,, that Mr.. Taft had
Joined with Senator Aldrich in urging
the election of William Lorimer to
the United States senate.
Herbert George Lee, aged thirty
eight. said to have been a prominent
dentist of Des Moines and of a well-to-
do family, was imprisoned for day.
light robbery and subsequently SEN
fenced to the state prison
Contracts for four new submarines
to be built for the navy will be given
to the Electric Boat company. Two
of the boats must be built at some
ship yard on the Atlantic coast and
two on the Pacific coast.
Secretary Nage1 of the department
of commerce and labor announced the
appointment of ROLAND P, Faulkner
as assistant director Of the census.
F. Willoughby was recently transfer
red to the economy commission at the
white house.
Drastic action was taken by Post
master General Hitchcock In effect
ing a reorganization Of the railway
mail service. A dozen changes OF the
most important officers were made by
Mr.. Hitchcock as result Of careful
investigation and consideration.
Harmon Herman Henry Mithoffer
past grand master of the New Jersey
grand lodge Of Masons, and widely
known in secret society circles, com
mitted suicide at his home in Cam
den by shooting himself in the head
! espOndency, due to the death OF
his wife. is ascribed as the motive.
The supreme court disappointed
big crowd by failing to rule on the
Standard Oil and tobacco cases.
1t is considered probable that NJ
tariff revision legislation will get pas
the senate during the special session
The government suffered setback
in it's prosecution of Alaska coal lane
cases at Seattle.
Former Mayor Tom L. Johnson OF
Cleveland, who has been Ill in bee
for more than two weeks, entertained
William J. Bryan in his sick room
Mr.. Bryan stopped over in that city
on his way from Piqua, O., to Zanes
vile, O., long enough to have cha
with Mr. Johnson. ''He was feeling
! fine" said Mr.. Bryan after the visit
i eve did not talk politics"
Indians who visit Washington
hereafter will not be sold fire
water at their hotels or boarding
houses, or in fact at any place where
liquor is dispensed, as the result o
action to be taken by the excise
board of the District of Columbia
following a letter which F. II. Alb
bolt assistant commissioner of In
dian affairs, has transmitted to th'