The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-10-18
Domestic

Inc ALlanClc meet leIL new 1OTh,
being reviewed by President Taft as
It passed out to sea.
Theodore Roosevelt was shot in the
breast in Milwaukee BY mailman
who told the police that he was John
Schrank of $40 East Tenth street,
New York city. The shooting oc-
Cured in front of the fitzpatrick ho-
tel, just after the colonel had entered
his automobile on his way to the
Auditorium. 1t is not believed the
colonel is seriously hurt. He made
an extended speech after being shot.
Bridge" Weber, testifying in the
trial of former Police Lieutenant Beck
er, in New York city, corroborated in
every detail the story which Bald
jack Rose told of the events leading
up to and following the shooting Of
Herman Rosenthal. He reiterated the
statement of Rose that Becker told
them Rosenthal had to be "croaked"
before he could tell his story of police
graft to the district attorney.
Three Cinnamon and white man
were instantly killed and three white
men were seriously wounded in a
shooting ARRAY in Chinatown, New
York City.
Fifty persons were injured, several
seriously, at midnight in a rear-end
collision between two interurban cars
on the Southern Michigan railway,
Just north of Berrien Springs, Mich.
Timothy O'Toole of New York. a
prisoner at the county Jail, New Ha-
ven, Conn, on a theft charge, who es-
capped from Jail by riding away in Jail
er Donahue's automobile, is still miss
ing, but the automobile has been re-
covered in New York city, where
0'Toole abandoned it,
Judge Henry A. King of Boston says
hat except in extreme cases he will
not permit women granted divorces
IN his court to revert to their maiden
names and the title of Miss"
Mexican rebels held up passenger
rain $50 miles south of Ell Paso, Tex.
cifled the mail and express cars and
kndnaped John T. Cameron, a wealthy
stock broker of Ell Paso.
Following the dynamiting of the
post Office safe at Adell, Wis, by rob-
5ers, the big general store of Seaman
e ziegler. next door. was destroyed
by fire, supposed to have been started
from the explosion. The robbers stole
several hundred dollars from the post
office.
Harry Therger and Edward Meyer
we're held without bail on a charge of
numbering Matilda Berghterman of
GAINESVILLE. Wis, whose body was
found, bruised and cut, in a shack in
which she and her father lived. Her
father was at first accused OF the muir
der. but later was released.
Joseph Haas, salesman. and
Charles Huber, both Of Chicago, were
hurt in a rear end collision of inter-
urban cars on the Southern Michigan
railway just north of Berrien Springs,
Mich The collision occurred on a
bridge spanning the St. Joseph river.
Post office inspectors in Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, were notified that the post
offices at Normandy, Tenn. and Troop,
Ala. were robbed. About $500 was
secured at Normandy, but losses at
other offices was not mentioned.
e. C.. Anderson Of Chicago was
nearly suffocated in quicksand at
woodriver, ILL.,, and has become de-
ranged as a result of his experience.
He is at st. Johns hospital at Alton
and physicians fear that he may not
regain his reason.
Because he believed stories that his
wife was unfaithful to him, John Nc.
Donald of Akron, o., shot and killed
his three-year-old son, fatally wound
ed his wife and badly injured her
sister, Miss Edna Hon. He was ar.
rested