Connecticut western news., 1907-03-14
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 of Steve w. Adams, charged with the murder of Fred Tyler, "claim jump CT" reported disagreement. This is considered victory for the West ern Federation of Miners, as its offi cers are charged with complicity in the murder of Governor Steunenberg by a confession which Adams Is alleged to have made. This confession he repu- diated on the stand, charging n delib- crate plot to send President Mover Secretary Haywood and Committee man pettibone of the miners to the gallows on manufactured testimony. The trial of President Mover and the other two will take place next month.
 An action to recover S30,000,000 was entered in the United States circuit court in New York by the Pennsylva- , nia Sugar Refining company against the American Sugar Refining company, Henry O. Havemeyer, John F. Par sons, Gustav F.. Kissel and others. The complaint states that to the allcg- cd conspiracy of the American Sugar Refining company is due the sensa- tional failure of the Real Estate Trust company of Philadelphia, the suicide of it's president, Frank K. Nipple, and the ruin of one of philadelphia's most daring realty spectators, Adolph Se- gal -a
 Service was made upon the four de- fendants resident in Concord, N. H., in the equity proceedings brought for an accounting of the property of Mrs Mary Baker c. Eddy, leader of tho Christian Science church. Calvin A. Frye, Mrs. Eddy's secretary; Lewis c. Strang. her assistant secretary; Rev. Hermann S. Herring. first reader at the local Christian Science church. and Rev. Irving C. Tomlinson, formerly Mrs. Eddy's secretary and now mem- Der of the board of lecturers of the mother church of Boston, were the persons served
 The public utilities bills which carry out Governor Hughes ideas on transit reform, regulation of public service corporations, rebates. watered stock and kindred subjects were made pub. lie in Albany by Senator Page and As semblyman Merritt. who will introduce them in the New York legislature. Two commissions of five members each. one for Greater New Yors and the other for the rest of the sta e. are created to take the place of the state gas and railroad commissions. The New York rapid transit commission is abolished.
 President Roosevelt on Monday sent an urgent telegram to Governor Gll- lette of California requesting that the legislature of California cease passing laws inimical to the Japanese. Gov. ernor Gillette transmitted the telegram to the assembly, which was about to pass three such laws which had al. ready been adopted by the senate. On motion of Grove l.. Johnson all anti. Japanese legislation was laid on tho table. and the legislature shortly afte., ward adjourned sine die.
 According to a remarkable scientific article published in Boston, quintet of Massachusetts doctors after six years of experimenting have discov- cred the existence of a soul in the hu. man body. They have determined also, they declare, that the departure of the soul from the body is attended by manifestations evident to mortal senses in other words. that at the instant ulltI hfdtD tiit bbAN iS IShAti ny h measurable amount, between half an ounce and an ounce.
 Believing that William ]. Bryan would be Il first class drawing card, the committee of arrangements of the central Pennsylvania conference of the Methodist Episcopal church wrote him for his terms to deliver the principal lecture at the annual session, to be held in Tyrone. The price was so high it took the clergymen's breath away. His fee was larger than whole years salary of some of the ministers. The committee concluded to get n less ex- pensive attraction.
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