Willmar tribune

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which absolutely prohibits the sale or

manufacture of cigarettes or cigarette

paper, has already passed the assem

by, and. now goes to the governor.

Col. Jacob L. Greene, president of

the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance

company, died of apoplexy at Hait

ford, Conn.

Serious, trouble is impending in

Hayti and an American man-of-war

has been sent to Port au Prince to

protect American interests.

Daniel Shaw, an ox driver in Chi

cago in 1837, and who served 68 years

as a justice of the peace in Laporte,

Ind., his record believed to be without

precedent in the United States, died

in the latter city at the age of 91

years.

A fast freight on the Omaha road

going down grade was wrecked at

Mankato, Minn., by the engine jump

ing the track. Engineer Morgan was

crushed and scalded to death.

Mrs. Roosevelt and family will go on

southern cruise while the president

enjoys an outing with his rough rider

comrades.

Gov. Hanly, of Indiana, has fixed

May 16 as the date for the special elec

tion to fill the vacancy in the first con

gressional district caused by the elec

tion of Mr. James A. Hemenway to the

United States senate.

Five small western colleges have

asked Andrew Carnegie for $1,000,000

each, saying they need the money to

compete against the big institutions

of learning.

At Cleveland, O., Mrs. Cassie L. Chad

wick was sentenced to ten years' impris

onment in the Ohio state penitentiary

for conspiring to defraud the govern

ment through illegal deals with the

Oberlin national bank, which resulted

in its collapse because of loans made to

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Willmar tribune. (1905). Willmar, Minn., 1905-04-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89081022/1905-04-05/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Willmar tribune, 1905-04-05.