The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-10-05
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American civil and health officials
are concerting measures to prevent
the spread of yellow fever in Cu5a.
and former Governor Magoon. of the
canal zone, is slated to become Gov
ernor of the Island.
At the annual meeting of the New
York Gearing House Association the
managers report showed that the
transaction for the last fiscal year
exceeded all previous records.
Football coaches at Lawrenceville
School declared that a players death
was due indirectly to the new rules.
which allow of more open plays.
In pursuit of his eloping wife,
Russian General arrived here in tine
to learn that the woman had inst
taken steamship to return to Eu-
/ rope.
Oscar S. Straus returned from
Europe and said he found there a
growing admiration and friendliness
for America and American institu-
tioGs.
More than a score of persons we're
injured in collision of trains on d
tIestle over Jamaica Bay, New York
City.
A thousand marines were landed
in Havana. Mr. Taft in a public
speech, assured the Cubans of pacific
intentions of the United States.
Fort Morgan was reported de-
stroyed by the Gulf hurricane and
scores of ships were found aground
on tour of Mobile harbor.
Mrs Elisha Dyer, Jr., was serious
ly hurt inpp u daeeesrt wit
ly injured in a runaway at Newport.
In taking an inventory of the es-
tate left by Miss Frances c. Robin
son, in Hudson, there was found hid
den treasure of $4,000.
Former Governor Magoon, of the
canal zone, declares Chinese coolie
labor is not practicable for work on
the isthmus.
The Court of Appeals has refused
to change the reapportionment of
New York State,
w. ]. Corners, of Buffalo. N. Y,
was made chairman of the new
Democratic State Committee.
Charles E. Hughes opened his
campaign in New York, in earnest
by declaring his desire to obliterate
the things for which the opposition
stands
Charles A. Peabody was quoted as
saying that unless the Mutual Life's
trustees were reelected with him he
would refuse to serve the company
longer.
On the first day New York city's
tax books were opened $20,000,000
was paid in by property owners.
Five hundred marines were land
ed at Havana and rushed to Glen
fuegos on rumors of trouble there,
and one thousand more will go
ashore.
Mobiles death list from Thurs
days cyclone was placed at 1875. with
5000 homeless at Pensacola.
Secretary Root and family arrived
in Washington from a tour of Cen
trail and South America.
After little girl was hit by
trolley car, in New York, a mob of
two thousand foreigners attacked the
motorman and police reserves were
called out to quell the riot.
After a march of two hundred
miles, the Twelfth regiment returned
to Governors Island, n. Y, from
Mount Gretna, Pa.
Over the New York Central the
first of that railroads electric trains
/ reached the Grand Central from
Highbridge after a successful test.
Mounted police have been organ
lied by the Sheriff of Westchester
County, N. Y, to protect industrious
Italians from the Black Hand band.
Joseph L. Pearl, of Brooklyn,
wrote a note to his family asking for
giveness then leaped to death from a
Fall River steamboat.
Bertha Beilstein escaped in an au-
tomoble from a Pittsburg insane
asylum, where she was confined for
killing her mother.
Aram Markarian, in New York,
admitted having killed his brother
Maihar and cut his body in pieces.
Colonel A. H. Rogers, New York,
delayed in court by suit for $15,
was obliged to borrow twenty-five
cents from the Magistrate to carry
on a $S50,00O real estate transac-
! ton.
H. T. Bauchle, a student at CO.
lumbia University, was perhaps fa-
tally hurt in a class rush.
Experiments by the New York
Board of Health may lead to new
treatments of contagious diseases by
inoculation.
Ellis Island was blocked with inn
migrants under the operation of the
newly naturalization act.
Order has been restored in At
lanta, Ga, and troops are leaving the
city.