Wood County reporter

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being orgnized are current in the to

bacco trade in New York.

President E. P. Ripley of the Santa

Fe Railway company says the Santa

Fe will surely be in San Francisco on

or before Jan. 1 next. The headquar

ters will remain in Eos Angeles.

Minister Powell reports to the state

department that the Haitian minister

for foreign affairs formally expressed

regret at the forcible arr sit of a Hai

tian in the American legation.

Prof. George Hench. of Ann Arbor,

Mich., who was injured by a fall from a

bicycle at Franconia, N. H., and who

was brought to Boston city hospital,

suffering from a fractured skull, is dead.

Albert Harmon a well-known musi

cian of Chicago, was drowned in Otter

lake, British Columbia, last May. Mr.

Harmon was 50 years old and started

for the Klondike last fall with his fam

ily.

Mrs. John M. Russell. Mrs. Earl Wil

son and Mrs. S. A. Wilson, while driv

ing at Flint. Mich., were thrown out of

their buggy. Mrs. Earl Wilson died in

fifteen minutes and Mrs. Russell may

die.

Fire destroyed the Big Four Build

ing at Talladega, Ga. All the records

i of the Grand Lodge, Knights of

j Pythias, were burned, as was the

I armory of the local military company.

I Loss. $60,000.

Joseph Brunook, a railroad man, has

brought suit against President Trum-

I bull o: the Colorado Southern rail

road company for $20,000 damages on

the ground that he has been blacklisted

by that road.

The coroner’s jury investigating the

Bridgeport, Conn., trolley accident,

whereby 29 persons were killed, caused

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Northern Wisconsin advertiser · Wabeno, Wis. · August 24, 189924 de agosto de 1899 · See the original pageVer la página original

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Wood County reporter. (1899). Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis., 1899-08-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033078/1899-08-24/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wood County reporter, 1899-08-24.