The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-09-14
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Louis In connection with a civil suit
against the Waters-Pierce Oil Com
pany' and later testified in the Mis-
souri, custer case.
Secretary Bonaparte withdrew his
approval of the inquiry courts find
ing relative to the collision between
the battleships Alabama and Illinois,
and it Is believed Captain Comfy will
not be tried.
The North German Lloyd Steam
ship Company paid S975,OOO to a To-
comotive fireman receiving $50 a
month wages for his invention of a
turbine engine.
Mayor Mcclellan, of New York.
struck a blow at Charles F. Muir
ply when he decapitated George NJ.
Walgrove as Commissioner of
Parks for the Bronx and named Jo-
seph l. Berry to succeed him.
Lemuel E. Quigg is to be put for
ward as the rival of Herbert Parsons
for the presidency of the Republican
committee.
President Roosevelt invited Gov
ernor Higgins to luncheon with him
at Oyster Bay for a discussion of the
political situation in the State.
James c. Colgate issued a call to
several Mutual Life policy holders
to meet in New York city and form
an organization to combat the In
ternational Policy Holders Commit
tee
In the will of Herman Oelrichs no
provision was made for a bequest to
his widow, the testator saying her
own private fortune was ample.
New York city public schools were
opened with an attendance of six
hundred thousand pupils, of whom
eighty thousand are on part time.
Leaping to the river from Brook
lyn Bridge, young man, thought to
be Thomas Urell, of Brooklyn, es-
capped uninjured and lodged police
pursuit.
Governor Higgins issued a warn
ing to New York Republicans
against a return to the old system
of boss" control
President Roosevelt and the pro-
tective tariff are made the issues of
the Congressional campaign by the
Republican campaign text book.
The directors of the Real Estate
Trust Company, of Philadelphia,
have agreed to personally subscribe
funds sufficient to meet losses in
Cured through Frank X. Nipple.
Clarence X. Wooster, vice presl-
dent of the Peoples Gas, Light and
Coke Company, of Chicago, COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat
District Attorney Jerome, of New
York, said he would not accept a
nomination for the Governorship un-
less the platform of the party was
one which he could honestly uphold
Policeman Joseph Buckley, of New
York, was killed by a Second Ave
nue. trolley car, which crashed into
his carriage in funeral procession
Henry Keene, a younger brother
of James r. Keene, died from
paralysis, in New York.
Correspondents of the now de-
funct bucket shop" of NJ. ]. Sage
& Co., of which "Al" Adams was re-
ported hacker, are to revive the
concern.
Witnesses at hearing of men ac-
cused of looting the Real Estate
Trust Company of Philadelphia told
of gigantic conspiracy.
Peter F. Collier was hurt by be-
ing thrown from his horse while rid
ing after the hounds in Newport
R. |.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and the United States Express Com
pany were accused of blacklisting.
Records for the robbery of New
York city homes during the absence
of their owners have been broken
More than $4,000 worth of silks
and leather has been stolen by rob-
bers, who posed as carriers and took
goods from piers in New York city,
and one man has been arrested.
Conservative testimony indicates
that two-thirds of the people in the
country districts of the western
provinces of Cuba are insurgents in
sentiment.
DR.. Hollander and the Dominican
Minister of Finance have been dis
cussing the proposed refunding
scheme with President Roosevelt.
The cruiser Boston was kept afloat
by her pumps after having stranded
on Monday, and was said to be badly
damaged.
Fletcher D. Proctor, Republican,
was elected Governor of Vermont
over Percival w. Clement.