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Holbrook argus., 1912-07-09

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Holbrook argus., 1912-07-09

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-03
BAD AXE MURDER
UN.DERCASE WA1
Jury Being Selected to Try
DR. McGregor on Poison
ing Charge

Bad Axe. Mich. April s.-The
drawing Of jury was begun today
in the trial of DR.. Robert A. McGre-
gor Of Ubly. Mich, charged with MUIR
der by the poisoning Of Scyrel Sparlins
last August. scyrel Sparkling, two
brothers and their father. John
Sparkling. a prominent farmer all died
under mysterious circumstances with
in recent years. Mrs. Charles Sparl-
ing, wife Of Albert Sparkling and moth
er Of the three brothers. Is also under
a murder indictment with DR.. Nc
Gregor in connection with the death
of scyrel. A nurse. Miss Margaret
Gibbs. is charged with being an ac-
cessory after thief act in the alleged
murder. 1t is expected that a week
will be consumed in drawing a jury.
One of the questions put to each
talesman by the defense today was
whether or not the talesman knew
that 1t was possible to be fatally
poiso..ed by absorption by living in
a room papered with poisonous wall
paper.
The bodies Of all four members of
the family were exhumed and it was
testified that arsenic was found in two
OF the bodies and strychnine wa.
found in the other two.
The trial of Mrs Sparling is sched.
uled to follow that Of DR.. McGregor.
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Wisconsin Mans Opinion.

milwaukee,. April Mexico is in
th" grip of Il widespread revolt. bu:
there is no need of interference by
the United States. Americans and
their property arc in little or no dan
ger. Tho instructions are discnn-
nected outbreaks led hv men who
failed To get office. The Madrro gov
ernlnent is hard pressed. but is en-
pertcd to prove Victorious
This is tn" substance. of a report ,,n
conditions in the southern republic by
Geo. w. Peckham. former librarian
of milwaukee,. returned from u four
months stay in MEXICO. III" spent
most of the tim" in the town of Cur
navara. south ot the City of Mexico.
AS q whole" said Perkhan1. SEN
tlincnt is in favor of MADEIRA He
has been unable thus far to accom-
pliSh anything. hut has laid out
sound program and if allowed to
carry it out will doubtless be able to
gain many reforms. Business people
and others who have substantial in
t"r"sts ar. pretty we'll in favor of him.
think h" is a progressive" and will
adopt r"asopahl" reform measures
Nader" has the machinorv OF the
government. "" has what army
there is and has an organization. and
think n" will bc abb. to u,1cll the
rebellion ". should h. given plenty
of time for Ii" has had - difficult time
~ ''
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-03
BAD STORM IN
PHILADELPHIA
Scores of Houses Unroofed
in Nearby Places and Many
Are Injured.

Philadelphia. Pa. April 1.-Two
women were fatally injured, scores
of houses were unroofed and more
| than 20 buildings were demolished!
by 81 wind storm of cyclonic velocity,
which passed over that portion of
Camden known as Coopers Point and
swept down the Delaware river to the
center of this city tonight, doing
heavy damage. Tonight Camden is
in darkness. all the electric lights
having been turned off. while the
streets in the northern section of that
city are filled with debris from ruined
buildings and telegraph poles.
Mrs. Alice Cl.ary of Camden and
Miss Annie Behrend of Philadelphia.
who were riding in a street car in
Camden, we're caught beneath a
building. which was demolished and
SO badly crushed that physicians say
neither can recover.
In the section of Camden, where
the storm was most severe. entire
blocks of dwellings were unroofed
and the occupants driven to the streets
in terror.
Although the vortex of the storm
did not reach this city. considcra Bile
damage was done here. the wind
reaching a velocity of more than forty
miles an hour.
Thunder and lightning accompa-
MED the storm and shared in the gem
eral work Of destruction.
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UNREST AMONG
IDLE TO|LERS
Miners in Anthracite Region
Want Recognition of
Their Union.

Philadelphia. Pa. April ?.--Senti-
ment among the workers in the an
thracite region seems to he crystalliz-
ing in favor of prolonging the lay-oft
until the operators grant recognition
of the union. At a meeting held to-
day in Nanticoke, near Wilkesbarre. a
thousand miners. mostly Poles, de-
clared that they would not accept the
10 per cent increase If it We're not az
compani1d by union recognition.
When one of the speakers announced
that President E'aer had said that the
miners were not strong enough to
strike. a score OF workers jumped To
their feet eXclaiming. Well show
him."
Both operators and miners, how
ever. seem content to await the result
of the conference to he held in this
city on April 10. and none of the
large companies made any attempt to
work their breakers today.
While peace prevailed generally
throughout the coal fields. there were
several instances of violence.
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P&fI;;;ss.ss' POST
HIT N G;ollNATE
Objection Made to Printing
Argument in it's Favor
in Journal.

Washington, April 3.-The parcels
post unexpectedly received severe
scoring in the senate today at the
hands of Senator's Bailey of Texas and
Hepburn of Idaho. 1t occurred in
connection with request from Mr..
Bailey in behalf of Senator Tillman
for printing an argument in favor of
the parcels post proposition.
Mr.. Bailey said he did not favor the
parcels post and that with postal
banks. parcels posts and postmaster
General Hitchcock's proposed postal
telegraphy, the post offices soon would
become the most important institution
In every community.
Senator Hepburn objected 10 the
printing. but subsequently withdrew
his opposition and 1t was ordered. He
said the effect of the parcels post
would be to destroy the village town
life.
by and by we will vote by letter"
lie said. land nobody will know any
body"
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British Steamer Sank During
a Typhoon With all on
Board.
FIFTY PASSENGERS AND
E|GHTy.sEvEN IN THE CREW
The Disastrous Storm Wrought Havoc
Among the Pearl Fishers Taking q
Life Toll of Sixty.scvcn Besides
Enormous Property Loss.

Perth. Western Australia, April s.
Wreckage picked up off the coast APP
pears to seal the fate of the fifty pas
scngcrs and eight men of the crow of
the British steamer Koonbana. which
has been missing since the disastrous
typhoon which prevailed on the north
east coast of western Australia during
the last week of March.
The wreckage of the koombana.
which belongs to Adelaide. was found
In the vicinity OF the pearl fishing
station at Broome, small seaport in
Kimberley division. Western Australia.
During the typhoon siXty-scvcn pearl
fishing boats belonging to Broome
were wrecked and over forty pearl
fishers lost their lives. The Koom-
bana was steamer of a.lS2 tons net
She was built at Glasgow In 1900.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-04-03
chippcwa ON Rampaee.

Durand, Wis. April 2.-Turned
from the channel by the largest ice
jam ever experienced in the lower
Chippewa valley, rushing flood OF
the swoolen waters of tho Chippewa
river swept all obstacles from their
path in a disastrous race across the
river fats and the right of way of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
road today. .:
Six miles south of the city several
hundred feet of track and roadbed
was destroyed.
The current is swift and dangerous
and homes In the vicinity are con-
stantly threatened by large cakes of
ice and undermining water. Addition
al sections Of the railroad bed are In
danger and unless relief Is secured at
once an enormous loss will he sustain
ed. All traffic on division will be at
a Sta ndstill for some time.
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Hair Million For Relief.

Washington. April 1.-Presiden
Taft sent Il message to congress toda,
asking that s500.O00 be appropriated
for strengthening the levees ant
building new dikes in the flood dis
tricts along the Mississippi. Missouri
and Ohio rivers, and within Is min
utes after it was read in the hous,
that body passed the bill taking $3.50,
900 available for the purpose.
The bill was rushed over to tn,
senate, where 1t also was passed anC
was sent to the president for his sig
nature.
The president sent his message o.
appeal to congress after Senators Eos
ter and Thornton and virtually the
entire Louisiana delegation In tn.
house had called upon him and pic
tured the destruction being worked b.
the floods.
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TO ELIMINATE
DUTCH STANDARD
Senator Bristow Has Amend
ment to Sugar Bill on
This Point.

Washington. April 3.-Senator Bris.
tow Of Kansas. progressive republican n,
introduced today an amendment to the
house free sugar bill designed to elm
mate from the law the Dutch standard
and the 1.2 cent difIerential for
sugar. which is added to the present
sugar duty. The amendment would
fix the maximum duty on refined sugar
at $l.52 1-2 per hundred and would
retain the 20 per cent reduction on
Cuban sugars under the Cuban seci-
procity agreements.
Senator RristOw said these rates
properly would protect the beet sugar
industry. would reduce prices to the
consumer and provide light brown
sugar at reasonable prices.
He said the proposed reductions
from present revenues would approxi-
mate $S,000.OOO.
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THE ENGINEERS
FAVOR A STRIKE
Vote so Far Recorded Indi-
Gates that Men Favor
This Move.

New York. April 3.-toficials of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
announced today that the bolloting of
engineers of the fifty eastern rail-
roads to determine whether the engi-
neers will strike. If necessary. to sup
port their demand for increased wag-
es. is progressing rapidly and that the
ballots received SO far indicate that
tho mon are in favor of n strike.
The wage demands already have
been refused and further conferences
with the heads of the railroads have
been suspended until the engineer
COMMITTEES could take a strike vote.