Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-27
Domestic!


DOn1esticI
The New York senate unanimously
adopted resolution requesting New
York's representatives in congress to
use their best endeavors to secure the
adoption Of resolution to submit to
the legislatures of the several states
an amendment to the federal Constt-
tuition delegating to congress power
to establish uniform divorce laws.
The Tradesmen's Trust company CT
Philadelphia, with capital of $500, 900,
and deposits, when the last report
was made, Of s1.32S, 900. has closed
Its DOORS
Melville Braderick was shot aid
killed; his brother Robert was
wounded and his cousin, Charles
Braderick, is in serious condition
from being tied to tree and left in
the woods near Crescent City, Ill.,, at
the time Of the killing. The Brader-
icks. who are farmers, were the VIC
tins of three men. believed to be fu-
g1tives from justice, who stole two
chickens from their farm.
The Metropolitan Bank and Trust
company of Cincinnati closed it's
doors on order of the state banking
department. The bank, which was
organized six years ago, has capital
stock amounting to $4,000.
A new crusade to evangel1Ze the
American continent. financed by men
whose combined wealth runs into ten
figures, was launched in New York.
J. P. Morgan is the head Of the tinan-
cial department.
The Tradesmen's Trust company of
Philadelphia. with capital of $780,
900 and deposits when the last report
was made of $1,328,O00, closed its
doors. It is said to be solvent
An international municipal congress
and exposition and an international
good roads congress opened in Chi
cago.
Nine persons were killed and four
teen injured, some of them probably
fatally, in an automobile accident at
the state fair at Syracuse, N. Y. A
Knox car, driven by Lee Oldfield In
ho III
crashed through the fence on the turn
after leaving the stretch in front of
the stand. 1t plowed for some dis
lance into the crowd. The blowing
out Of a tire was responsible for the
accident
At the age of twenty-sevea years,
the mother of twelve children, Mrs
Alfred Paquette was taken in charge
by the county commissioners at
Nashua, N. H. When the twelfth baby
was born the husband and father is
alleged to have disappeared, leaving
no provision for his family.
Every union coal miner in Iowa may
be called out on strike within the next
few weeks as result of the differ
ences in dispute at the Excelsior mine
at Pekin.
Clawed and bitten by huge lion in
side show at the state fair at SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, Laura Burns, seven years
old. Of Morrisville, is lowering be-
tween life and death at hospital.
Beer in square paper boxes, like
those used for oysters, ice cream and
sauerkraut, is the latest market inno-
walton for the benefit OF fastidious
New Workers.. The box holds a pint
and Will retain its shape and remain
beer-tight several hours.
Criticism OF the religion advocated
by Charles w. Eliot, president emer-
titus of Harvard, was made at Berke-
ley, CAL, in a lecture by Prof. Benja-
min Wisner Bacon of the chair of
new testament criticism and exegesis
1T Yale.
Ierror stricken by the discharge of
a shotgun In the hands OF Windham
(Me.) farmer In whose orchard he
was trespassing, Angelo Delmonico,
aged nineteen. is believed to have met
death by boiling blindly into a river
that runs through the farm. @
Martin Costello of Tombstone, Ariz.,
prominent for more than quarter OF
a century in the, development of mines
in the southwest and reputed to be q
multi7nillionaire. committed suicide al
Los Angeles. Cal, in q cheap lodging
house.