Milford chronicle., 1905-07-21
A WEEKS NEWS coNDENsEn
Thursday July 10.

Thursday, July IS.
The Catholic Educational Association
held its convention in New York.
William Monray was stabbed tC
death by John Hawthorne at Ashton
w. Va, in a quarrel over a woman.
President Roosevelt has named d. w
Baker. Of Washington, for United
States attorney for the District of Co
lumbia.
Assemblyman Edward S. Coyne, of
Union county, N. J., died at Elizabeth
as the result of an operation for ap-
pendicitis
Despondent over i'll health w. b.
Howell, a wealthy Arkansas cotton
planter, committed suicide by shooting
in a New York hotel.
Friday, July IA.
William Dyer and seven Chinese
were killed at Oakland, Cal, by an ex-
plosion of giant powder.
The 18th annual convention of the
American Institute of instruction, at
Portland, Ore, has adjourned.
The national convention of the
Young Peoples Union of the Univer-
Ealist Church. was held at Hartford,
Conn
]. J. Jusserand, French ambassador
to the United States, sailed from New
York on the steamer La Savoie for
Havre.
Martin Quilligan and John Under
were caught in an elevator at the Gil
rard Iron Company plant, at Cleveland,
o., and crushed to death.
Saturday July IS.
George w. Vanderbilt will establish
a school for his senants near Ashe-
vile, N. J.
Unlucky at the races, Fred Alexan-
der, II years old, of New York, com
mitted suicide.
E. w. WariieId, cashier oof the St
Louis County Bank, committed suicide
by shooting while despondent from iii
health
The first bafe of the new cotton OF
this season was sold at New Orleans
for 20 cents pound and the proceeds
given to charity.
William Bradley. of Philadelphia.
while putting a belt on in wooden
miA was caught between the belt .snd
pulley and had his arm torn out.
wonday, July H..
From a blow from her husbands fist
Mrs Patrick Barrett died at Carbon
dale, Pa. Barrett is under arrest
Punging headlong down stairs at
Red Lion, Pa, Mrs Michael Bower .
broke her nose. both arms and finger
A four-story building at Winnipeg,
Man, was blown down, killing four
persons and injuring upwards of a
dozen.
Reorganization of the Transfers
Union at Chicago along conservative
lines will be attempted at the coming
convention.
From eating toadstools which were
to be mushrooms. one mem
ber of Peter Reinharfs family at Upper
Sandusky, o.. is dead and three more
aresseroiusly III.
Tuesday ,5uIy is.
James Breen, white, and Charles Jack
son, colored. were put to death in the
electric chair at Sing Sing, N Y, for
murder.
It is announced that General Leonard
Wood, who underwent an operation in
Massachusetts, will sail for the Philip
pines in August.
After stormy interview with her
husband, Miss Kate Cleary, a we'll
Known magazine writer of Chicago, {
iropped dead Of heart disease. t
By the overturning of a rowboat on I
<euka lake near Rochester, N. Y, S
Hiss Maude Masters and Miss Remei t
Faulkner, of Mansfield, Pa, were
rowned.
Wednesday, July 19.
The depositors of the defunct Amer.
can Bank at Manila will receive 40 per
ent. OF their claims [
George w. West. for years a leader T.
f the Union Republicans of Delaware, r
led at Dover, aged 81 years. c
TOots Taylor. A. NJ. Miles and Major h
ILLS, three negroes. were hanged at h
Tenn, for murder. h
John Dunn and John Coll were both 1
rushed to death under hundreds OF n
ales of hair in Philadelphia ware al
Ouse. IL
The magazine founded in New York k
= Frank Leslie in 1875 and known as fc
eslie's Monthly, has changed its name al
the American Monthly Magazine. CT
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