Milford chronicle., 1905-11-17
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
ThursdaN. Novemhsr q

One person was burned to death an,
two fatally burned in fire which de
stroyed a boarding house at Kanss.
City, Mo.
Alfred Buck, former assistant cash
fer of bank at Mankato, Mimi. was
sent to prison for six years and fonv
months for embezzling $4,000.
In a pistol duel on the streets of
Norris City, Ill.,, Postmaster Henry
Wakeford and Marshal Jesse Bntbev
were fatally injured.
In Chicago, by the use of a voting
machine, the election returns of the
precinct were announced 80 seconds
after the polls closed.
Friday, November 10.
King Edward, of Great Britain. cele-
brated his 64th birthday Thursday.
During quarrel between Italians at
Greensburg, Pa, John Forsham was
stabbed to death by Nicholas jolly
who escaped.
The widow of James c. King. of Chi
cago, who left 100000 to old men
who failed in business, will try to
break his will
Seven persons were injured, three
seriously when a trolley car jumped
the track and ran over a 2O-foot en-
bankment at Pittsburg.
Miss Caroline Richmond. sister of =.
wealthy manufacturer of Providence
R. l., died of asthma on train at
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Saturday, November II.
While working in trench at York
Pa. Bankratz Geubtner, a laborer. was
suffocated by Illuminating gas.
Herman G. Norgaard, a member of
a high school football team of Council
Bluffs, Ia, died Of injuries received in
a game
While playing near a bonfire the
of Bernard Mcclure, aged s
years, of Philadelphia, took fire and
he was burned to death.
The convention of the American
Hardware Manufacturers at Washing
-on endorsed President Rooseyelt's
plan for railroad rate legislation. +
A saw mill boiler at MidTale. N I 7
because Of the failure of tbe c
afety valve to operate. and Daniel 2
Beatty was instantly killed and two
thers injured. !,
Monday, November 13. n
The dairy and food department of "
Dhio has started a crusade against n
lleged patent medicines. r
The Morning Post, of Raleigh. N. G. &.
as suspended publication. having hi
cen absorbed by the Evening Times. M
Twenty union miners have been ar. "a
'sted at Whitwell, Tenn. for com. w
icity in the murder of a non-union wi
an. -, ~
After shooting his wife, but not seri. tb
sly wounding her, William Adams n III
r cleaner killed himself at Washing. FRI
n, D. c.
For collecting and retaining Illegal IT,
IS in Office Justice of the Peace vii. We,
m Francis has been fined 5000 and The
1t to the workhouse for 20 days At tsi
sveland, o. H..
Tuesday, November IA. tbe m
William ]. O'Brien, Sr, chief Judge svn
the orphans court of Baltimore 7 if
=, is dead. ~ "
he Japanese government has de. Il
ed to issue a new foreign loan Of mo,
100000 at 4 per cent Of
i'm Walker, a negro. was sentenced am,
'e hanged December s at Atlanta tive
for criminal assault on a white Nil
ian. --'0 t,,I DuIi
a collision between a passenger tbot
and work train at Bonner 80, 49,,
ngs, Kan, two persons were killed 90 a. y.
several injured. a. ,3, ~
ught in a belt of a monster wheel 80
power house at Ogontz. near ~
ldelphia, Percy Arkenstall was e...a - a
led to death in the presence Of lT,l gasio
orror-stricken fellow employees. - 10
Wednesday, November is. ''o'ua
e output of the anthracite coal any
is seriously decreased by the mas
ity of cars. were
'ert Whitehead, inventor of tbe l ne
DO which bears his name, died ts tn'sre
fivenham, England. nau
: Dr. Dunlop Moore, aged 20 paiy'
dropped dead at a meeting of M
ttsburg Presbytery. tnat
lie despondent from illness. Mrs "a, 1'ileu ta
min Fothergill, of Philadelpbia a1, aDout
itted suicide by inhaling illu. t OgelI
ng gas. subseq
comptroller of currency has Ine 90
a call for the condition of ma. man S
banks at the close of business sun sun. !. a
lay, November 9. It Ders OF
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