Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
A WEEKS NEWS cOSDBHsEn
Thursday, June 3.

Joseph H. Choate, former ambassa
dor to Great Britain, arrived at New
York on the steamer Caronia.
The annual convention of the Ma
tional Liquor Dealers Association was
held at Chicago, with 900 delegates
present.
M. Cohen. a wealthy junk dealer OF
st. Louis, has reported to the Chicago
police the loss of $1,000 by "wire-tap-
ping" swindle.
At the commencement Of the Ne
braska Wesleyan University the de.
gree of doctor of laws was conferred
on William J. Bryan.
General William J. Palmer and An
drew J. Carnegie have donated re-
spectively 100000 and $4,000 to the
$500,OO0 endowment fund of the Colo
rado College, at Colorado Springs.
Friday, June 9.
Colonel William H. Cheseborough, a
prominent Civil War veteran; died N
London OF peritonitis.
Secretary Shaw delivered an address
to tsA bankers Of Florida and Georgia
at Atlantic Beach, Fla.
Lynchburg, Va, has invited Presi-
dent Roosevelt to attend the inter-
state fair there and make an address.
over 100 employees of the Allentown,
Pa, Spinning company are on strike
for higher wages, and the entire plant
is tied up.
Mrs. Jane M. Worrall, senior vice
president of the Army Nurses Associa-
ton, died at Cambridge, Mass, after a
long illness.
Saturday, June 10.
A gas explosion in a mine at Sulli-
van, Ind, burned seven men, three IA
tally.
President Castro was formally in
stalled as president Of Venezuela at
Caracas.
Arthur L. Gibbons, a clerk in a bank
at st. Paul, Mimi, was sent to prison
for two years for embezzling funds.
Frank O'Leary. who recently arrived
at New York from Panama, died in
the quarantine hospital of yellow fever.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has donated $4,000 to the Harrisburg
hospital in appreciation of the care
given to victims of the wreck of May II.
Monday, June IL.
Congressman George E. Senney died
of heart failure at Tifin, o.
Mrs. c. Lewis, aged go, of Chevy
Chase, Md, dropped dead on a pier at
Atlantic City, N. J.
Tufts College at Medford Mass, will
confer the degree of LID. on Kogoro
Takahira, the Japanese minister.
The $1,125,OOO dry dock for govern
ment use in the Philippines was
launched at Sparrows Point, Md, being
ehristened Dewey by Miss Endicott. 4
The Womans International Union
Label League adjourned its convention
IN Chicago to meet in Millville, N. j., :
n June, 1907.
Thrown from his two-ton wagon in
/ runaway accident at South Bethle- !
lem, Pa, its wheels passed over Pat ]
ick Love, killing him instantly. j
Tuesday, June 10. G
Wesley Hanlon and John Smith, t
miners, were caught in a snow slide at h
ilverton, Col, and killed.
The official trial of the cruiser T
built by the Newport News 6
ompany, will be held June 2S.
William Hayden, an aeronaut, fell
'om his parachute at Waterbury, Conn, Il
nd will probably die of his injuries. I,
General M. A. Matos, the Venezuelan r,
commander, who has h
cen exiled at Curacao, has arrived In A
ew York. m
By the explosion of a furnace at the
ant Of the Iroquois Iron company, OF
hicago, one man was killed and two 2f
verely injured. b,
Wednesday, June IA. In
Archduke Joseph of Austria died at m
enna, aged Y years. of
The 46th annual state council Of the "a
I'd Men of Pennsylvania was held at in
,rk. 70
KOtaro Date, a Japanese student, has mi
en- awarded the Wayman Crow medal in
, 1905 at the st. Louis School of Fine
is. -
After looking over her dead daugh-
8 clothes, Mrs. Parnell Rainear. of
idgeton, N. j., tainted and fell down r..
irs, receiving injuries that may ~
I'VE fatal
n delirium Of fear caused by night
re, Carl A. Claussen, a wealthy New
rk broker. plunged through a win
' to the stone-paved areaway four
ries below and was instantly killed.
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