Milford chronicle., 1905-01-20
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thursday January IL.
rhn Tennessee legislature elected
Sson william b. Bate, Democrat, to
succeed himself as United States SEN
ator. ,r,,,o- =,
chicago. shot and killed his wife ana
two daughters and then committed
The inmense plant of the St. Louis
class company, near St Louis, NO.
was destroyed by fire, enSailing loss
of s250,OOO. ,.
a hose cart was struck by tram on
a Grade crossing and several hremen
were injured, one fatally.
fThe boiler of a locomotive an the
Erie railroad blew UP at Creston' o.,
Killing the engineer and fireman ana
Ratally injuring SIsdther man.
Friday, January 10.
President Roosevelt has appointed
James D. Yeomans, Of Iowa, to be an
interstate commerce commissioner.
Selma Variona and Charles Hines,
miners. we're caught under a fall OF
rock at the Halle mines, Hazleton, Pa,
and instantly killed.
The Virginia supreme court refused
a writ of erroriFn the case of ex-Mayor
McCue, of Charlottesville, convicted 'af
wife murder aad sentenced to hang
January 20.
It is said in nTgVashingtOn If the -busi-
ness of the war department will war
rant il. Secretary Taft wiA make an
official visit ,st inspection to the stiail-
ippines the coming summer
Saturday, January IA.
Safe robbers wrecked the safeliH the
Office of the county treasurer at
Wauslon, 90, and secured S50O0esf the
county funds.
The comptroller of the curreHey has
ISSUED a rcs7l for the condition of ma
tional banks at close of business on
Wednesday, January IL
REV. Christopher Moss has!a6een in
augurated professor Of systematic
theology itn the Reformed Theological
Seminary, Lancaster, Pa.
The New Jersey state bOabo of agri-
c,lture declared in favor of ltbe parcel
most and more stringent rules regulat-
ing the ssneed of automobiles.
Charles Ubelman was awarded
ssZ5O damages by a Philadelphia jury
for fhe lioss of an arm in an elevator
accidental the plant of theAAmerican
Ice company.
gMonday, January ia
Robert S. Clifford, the famous land
scape painter, died in New Work after
a short illness.
HenrylZ. Budd, state TOa5 commits
sioner uof New jersey, died at Mount
Holly of tuberculosis.
AN oopen-grate fire set fire to bee
clothing that burned to death Elvirs
and Roxana Harrison, sisters at Bos
ton, Mass
The .StonemasOMs' 1nternationa
Union. with S22,OOD in its treasury
elected IThomas F. D'Neil, ,'sof Kansas
City, as president
Herman Genkinger, g yprominen
businessman of New Castle, Pa, wal
shot and killed by his father-in-laV
duringsa family quarrel.
lTuesday, january III,
The safe in the PENNSYLVANIA rail
read station at Ph0enixxiEie, Pa, wai
blown open by robbers and $3.50 Sc
erred.
A baby boy and 4-yeap6ld daugh
ter of George TroxeM, of Philadelphia
were -suffocated in fire which gutteC
their home
THE UnEed States semitic commit
tee on judiciary reported Ribill giving
an additional district judge for th'
district of New Jersey
E'he raiiEoads of the country viii
within the next six months pay off o.
convert maturing bond ISSUES ant
loans ito tie immense sum of 1892
19e,12O.
Wednesday,, january rs.
1fhile Ill, Charles H. OaLins, o
Ca! Asien, N. r., fell under al ash car
in brooklyn and died from his. injuries
Three summer hotels and cottage
at Rockaway Beach, n Y were de
stroyad by fi1e, entailing loss o
S2O0,02O.
John G. AJIeishman, American min
lister to Turkey, who has been on
visit to his home in this country
sailed from New York to return to hi
post of duty.
A. zerfoss, of Philadelphia Will
working on the roof of an ice Bhous
at Burlington, N. j., tripped over
bucket and fell 80 feet to the GLound
breaking his neck.