The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-11
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pet dog.
Former Congressman A. o. Stanley
was nominated for governor by the
Democrats of Kentucky.
An earth movement at Gaillard cut
III the Panama canal, has reduced the
channel at that point to less than
twenty feet.
Billie Hall, pretty manicurist, has
sued s. Percy Buchanan, Chicago
board of trade man. for $25, 900 for al
legged breach oe promise.
The Duchess, of Manchester, former
ly Miss Helen Zimmerman of Cincin-
natl, will establish a hospital in Eng
land at cost of 100000.
The consitorial congregation at
Rome has adjourned until November,
without appointing a successor to the
late Archbishop Quigley of Chicago.
Rev. William Graham, pastor of st.
Patricks Catholic church, Pittsburgh,
has refused to accept legacy left him
by relatives in Australia and South
America, saying he has enough for his
earthly needs.
George G. McMurty, director o. the
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of heart failure at Atlantic City, N. ].
More than 200 German daily news
papers and periodicals have ceased
publication since the outbreak o. the
war.
N. E. Shaw. state orchard inspector,
was reappointed at $4,000 a year by
members of Governor Willis new
state board of agriculture.
At Hartford, Conn. Bernard Montvd
who murdered Father Joseph Zebris
and his housekeeper, was legally ex-
ecuted in the state prison.
A lamb WITH one head and one pair
of shoulders. but with two separate
bodies, was. born on A. c. Hagan's
farm in Holmes county, o.
John Horgan of ST. Louis is cham.
Zion professional three cushion bill
liardist. having defeated George
Moore of New York. title holder, %
to Z, at San Francisco.
j. Leslie Stewart fell to his death
from a cliff near Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Eva Wilder Broadhead, novel;
list and short story writer. died at her
tcme in Denver, Colo.
John O'Brien, travelling salesman of
Mansfield, o., was found dead in a no.
tel at Grand Rapids, Mich
Melville Stewart. comic opera star,
dropped dead in front of his home in
New York city.
Frank Milligan, colored, Franklin
county prisoner, died from tubercu-
lcsis in the penitentiary hospital.
rThrpa ahiIdran Of
were cremated in a fire which de-
stroyed the Bryant and nine other cot
tages at Lake Delavan, Wis.
James Mann, Republican floor lead
er in the national house of representa-
tives, denies that he is candidate for
the Republican presidential nomina-
tion.
STATE Treasurer Archer reports
ohio's 'cash on hand" July l as ST.
244.SO4O1.
Reports from all over the state of
Illinois say that the apple crop this
year will be five times as large as in
1914.
James H. Thomas, ST., negro may
CT of Brooklyn, Ill, and five negro DO
licemen were found guilty o. murder
and sentenced to fourteen years each
in the penitentiary
James Hardness was killed and sew
eral men injured in an explosion at
the Philadelphia arsenal.
Following a quarrel with her nus
band, Mrs. Christina Geldreich of Gin
cinnati ended her life with bullet.
Mrs. E. K. Brunes and Mrs. Lillian
Kitchener are candidates for seats in
the United States senate from Kansas.
Mrs. Lillian West and her five-year-
old nephew were killed near Roches-
ter, N. Y, when their automobile skid
ded and turned over.
Engineer Jesse Williams and Fire
Fan Robert Heltrich were killed
when a Pennsylvania express train
ran into a landslide near Parker's
Landing, Pa.
Charles Cressley, farmland, was
drowned while bathing in Big Walnut
creek, near Columbus.
Fire destroyed 5000 buildings at
Constantinople, including the German
hospital, filled with wounded soldiers.
Henry Starr, Oklahoma bandit, drew
twenty-five year prison sentence
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Stroud National bank.
Tnirty-five of the guests at the we'd
ding of Miss Henrietta Pratt and Bur-
ton Hawley at Tolland, Mass, are SUI.
fering with ptomaine poisoning as a
result of partaking of chicken salad.
Westerville (OJ vders have decid-
ed to try the manager plan of admin.
istration for the city's affairs.
The collier Exeter was rammed and
sunk by the Colonial liner Concord in
heavy fog near Plum Beach, r. l.
In London they are betting that the
United States will become involved in
the European war within the next si1
weeks.
Daniel B. Miller, twenty-seven, was
killed at Lima. O., when he lost cob
troll of a speeding automobile and ran
into ditch.
The 1000 employees in the mills o:
the Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet
company at Yonkers, n. Y, have re-
ceived a 10 per cent increase in wages.
Turner Graham. white man, andWill
Lane. negro. were legally executed
at Eddyville (Ky.) prison Cor murder.
William M. Smith. a detective for
the New York Central railroad, fell
under the wheels Of a train at Ashta-
bula. o.. and was killed.
Villas currency is quoted in Ell
Paso, Tex, at $40 per 800, the low
'st figure any Mexican faction money
las reached during the revolutionary
;eriod.
FOR SALE-302 acres and fraction
of good. fertile, farming, bluegrass.
grazing, meadow and tobacco land on a
turnpike within few hundred yards OF