Milford chronicle., 1906-05-18
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Thursday, Nav 10.

III Thursday, May 10.
2 Americans resident in Buenos Ayr
" have organized a reception for Seer
tary Of State Root on thhe occasion
= his approaching visit to Argentina.
A bill has been introduced Ia th
y senate to give a bronze medal to eac
surviving soldier under the first ca.
Of President Lincoln for $4,000 troop.
The bronze statue of Robert Burn:
designed by W. Grant Stevenson. o
Edinburgh, Scotland. was formal,
rendered to the West Park board, Chi
oago.
While playing with a revolxer
Charles, the S-year-old son of Charlie
Riovet, of Royersford, Pa, IN som,
manner discharged the keapon III,
bullet causing death almost instanta,
neously.
rrl.9Sy, May II.
Confedeerstte Memorial Day was OBJ
served in Norfolk, Va, Thursday.
!, lie Pennsylvania Grand Castle OF
/ the Knights of Golden Eagle will meet
in Harrisburg next year.
A sleeping car on the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad was wrecked near
Buena Vista, o.. and seven persons
were injured, one seriously.
John f. Wallace, former chief engi-
neer of the Panama canal, has accept
ed the presidency of the Electrical
Properties company of Chicago.
James Mucchio and wife were muir
dered in their home in New York, and
a young Italian boarder is locked up,
charged with the crime. Robbery was
the motive.
Saturday, May II.
The national house of representa-
tives passed 32O pension bills in one
hour and a half.
Five business houses and two resi-
dences were destroyed by fire at Sa-
nersville. Pa, near Pittsburg.
Charles Archer. colored, was sch
tenced to Is years in jail at Philadel-
phia for assaulting a 6-year-old colored |
girl
H. Jalmar WestfeIdt, of Brokaw,
Wis, drank poison in New York |
barber shop, and died while being
shaved.
Major Joseph B. Phipps. an active
officer of the Maryland National
Guard, died suddenly in Baltimore of
leart disease.
Monday, May "a.
Postmaster Byron Trammell has
)een acquitted at Dothan, Ala, of the
murder of r. J. Barnes, cotton bro
Ier.
Samuel Eisenberger, Of Marietta, Pa,
war veteran. fell from a trolley car;
lis neck was broken and he died in q
ew hours.
DR.. Thomas c. Chamberlain, head of
he University of Chicago's depart
lent of geology, declares the earth will
e habitable for at least 100,00O,000
ears longer.
S. Wetherbee, travelling telephone
neman from Hammonton, N. j., was
lrown under the wheels while trying
, board a freight train at Lewistown
lnctiOn, Pa, and cut in two.
Tuesday, May 10.
John D. Rockefeller denies that Dr.
lillian Livingstone, who died re-
,ntly in Illinois, was his father.
The supreme court Of the United
.ates has denied the petition for
in the Chicago traction
ses.
Fifteen men were injured. two ia
lily, by the bursting of ladle holding
tons of molten metal in the Illinois
eel works at Chicago.
A bill has been introduced in con-
ess making it a misdemeanor for
y person to keep an establishment
r the purpose of dealing IN cotton
lures.
Wednesday, May is.
John Alexander Dowie denied in the
leral court at Chicago that he was
solvent.
Allen Smith, a farmer worth $780,
}, residing near Akron, o., commit -
suicide by shooting. -
Rev. Dr. Rufus P. Johnston, of 4
O., denies that he has been
cred the presidency of the Univer-
= of Chicago.
Henry A. Muhlenberg, a leading
mber of the Berks bar, was found
ID in bed at his home in Reading,