Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-28
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from North. East
South and West.

The Armenians of Maiden. Mass.
will take care of 90 Armenians now
held at Ellis Island. if they are allowed
to land.
The President has granted a pardon
to George W. Holton of New Hamp-
shire, sentenced to three years at hard
labor for stealing post Office funds.
The large Smith e Stoughton shoe
factory at Whitman. Mass. has been
sold to l.. G. Bliss Il Co. shoe manu-
facturers, and the firm win move its
Brockton and New Hampshire bust
ness to Whitman.
The body of an unknown man was
found on the New England Railroad
track in Roxbury. Mass. Tuesday. He
was about so years old. had s27 and a
pawn ticket made out to Mary Nap
stidt. He had been killed by a train
The Dominion government cruiser Pet
rel has arrived at Port Stanley. with tn.
news that the schooner Sandili. loaded
with lumber for Touawanif from War
ton. went down IN Lake Erie Friday and
all hands were lost. The Sandll carried
crew consisting Of captain. mate. three
seamen and cook.
Chandler Eastman, senior partner in
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80. -. ", 80, - a. aus
morning. aged 70 years. He was a ma
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Mary Forbes. the wife of Il section
hand on the railroad. living at South
Franklin. Mass, was struck and in
stantly killed. Monday, on the New
England road near the old beet sugar
works She had bean 10 The Cante,.
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"iiu wa ie.uil'Iils monte py way oi tne
railroad. Several small children are
left motherless.
Mrs. Maggie Scott. a malatto woman.
was shot and killed. Monday in bar
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.,.e,,,,~ ~, ~. 80 ' ~
avenue New YORK Inc poilce believe
that the woman was murdered by her
own husband Harvard Scott a., i+i,,-
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trying TO find him Scott had threat
ened his wife ON ,-arious occasions
Fire destroyed the summer residence
.o,pnad Inv WINS Smith o+ clte,,,, Moo,
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At iniunlSnt, MONDAY night. me house
and contents. which are total loss.
,vara valued at S,ooo m, ara ,..s a;s
80 - COW i'e ~ NaN us
covered by passengers on the late train
from Boston, and they left the cars and
did good service with an old hose reel.
nv ""S "iuo"o'eoiS the "uih "i
an lncendiary. The insurance is un-
known
VIII.
aisorous c9n l OF Englands
.,ea. ,neii. OF irish poli'lcaI prisoners WAS
emp.esseu ~ y mass meetihs IN the Ac;td-
envy OF Music az Philadelphia. Monday
WY us,s upon Dr. ihoinas tiailasher. Albert
ni.eL'e" anu tilei aSsVcittts, We're re-
tons. EX-Gov. Robert f. Pattison pre-
s ,o' az Tue ineStilS; anu speeches IN con-
uthindtion OF the fnSiish penal system
4, K WcC,lure editor Of tha phi,adeinhin
Times. and ex-Congressman VIM. Nc
Aieer'
;, Ai oi tht negro IS hot a success as
Carolinas. one at least is a success as a
cotton mill builder Thomas Bomar has
Jus ,' peel siven tnu ,, contract 10 puild ne
@. of which ex-Congressman Dibble is
president. and has rome. there to begin
w, VIZ NJ bo , - q piaeh n ~ VINO mas
the business of cotton mill building. He
has just completed two mills at Columbia
in ,lh rsanpS t hau lcninnuha mas peen
number of mills erected in North AMI
, Sou..' Naioiiiit ouriis Tue last lew
rhe missiopar, connect, ~ 4,a pro.a,+
ant Episcopal church of America was
opened for business at Christ church,
~ Sa,,th ri u;,lsr 'aio, nape
the morning session. The address of wei
come was given by Rt. Rev. Boyd Vim
after whcb tbe co,,nc;I WV ors ni1n5
and reports on missionary work Were
fead, Inc aIternoon session was devoted
The council was well Intended The even.
ing service was presided over at Christ
church Slt ana the Church OF ADVENT, on
raanrta tha nyogrs "a
abroad.