Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-29
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Now York, Dot. 24-Four people
touring car on it's way to the Wander
bilt cup races became unmanagsable
and turned over.
Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 21.-Charlss
Elliot Norton, a we'll known philan-
thropist and scholar, who was for
many years a member of Harvard s
faculty, died today.
New York, Oct. 24.-C. Kenneday
was found strangled to death in a bath
tab at his boarding house today. Doe
tors found that his false teeth had be-
eomo wedRsd in his throat. - @
Lithonia, EGa., October 23-Charlis
Mitchell, a negro desperado, who Sun
day shot and killed two officers while
trying to arrest him, was leeAted this
morning and shot to pieces by pssss.
Raleigh, Oct. ga new bank chart
cred today In Coleraine, Berthe county,
to be known as the Bank of Celeraine.
Authorized capital $1s,o 900, with $1,000
D. r. Britten and others.
Indianapolis, Oct. 22.-Johnny Kern.
the eight-yOar-old son of the Demo
cratic candidate for Vice President,
was slightly improved this morning,
but is not yet cut of danger. Mr.. Kern
arrived home this morning.
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lives were lost and several persons
seriously burned as . result ct fire
which destroyed boarding house
this m0rning. Fire was caused by an
explosion of o can of kerosene.
Milwaukee,, Oct. Ex-senator La
Toilette is making the most remark
able campaign ever known and is on
the tree lance order. He is very bitter
in his denunciation Of Cannon, whom
he terms q ''traitor to his party"
New York, Oct. 22.-The New York
Association OF Southern Democrats
will hold big Bryan and Kern mass
meeting tonight. Addresses will be
delivered by Governor Swanson, of
Virginia, and Senator Bacon, of Geor-
gia.
Tokio, Oct. 22,-American sailors.
took possession of the city today, and
were given a great time. Officers were
entertained by the officials, and the
.ilors and marines were given pie
MIC. There was a parade OF twenty
thousand Japs,
New York, Oct. 21-The arraignment
OF Peter G. Hams and brother was
a{ain postponed today because counsel
for the brothers demurred to the double
Indictment. T. Jenkins Hams, briefs
will be ksubmittsd Friday and the
brothers will be arraigned Monday.
New York. Oct. 21.-John Franklin
and Charles Lynch, artillery privates
in Fort Wadsworth, had a quarrel in
side the reservation today. They were
parted and Franklin went to sleep.
While asleep Lynch slashed him sever
ly with O razor and he will probably
die.
Raleigh, Oct. 21-A number of prom
inent negroes have secured a charter
with the purpose Of building temple
here for colored Masons. The author
lied capital is SIC, 900. The North State
Agency Company, OF Charlotte, was
chartered to do a general insurance
business, authorized capital 81, 500.
New York, Oct. 2a.-The trial OF
Charles w. Morse and Alfred Curtis,
was adjourned this morning until 1O
O'Clock tomorrow by Judge Hough in
the criminal branch Of United States
Circuit Court because of the illness OF
one Of the jurors. The juror was tax eI
to his home under guard.
Yekohema, Oct. GA brilliant fare
we'll reception, with the Japanese off
GERS and diplomats as their guests 0
hsnor, was given today on board th
Connecticut, Spsrry's flagship. Th
first squadron will sail fer Manila ant
the second for Annoy tomorrew. Al
Americans here have been impresse
with the sincerity Of Japan's welcsm<
New York, Oct. 24.-Eightsen bi
racing automobiles started over a we
slippery course in a drizzling rain i
the Vanderbilt cup race today. Th
biggest crowd in the history of mote
racing was strung along the twenty
four mile course. It is estimated ths
SEQ, 600 people are Witnessing the rae
VIM. K. Vanderbilt himself was q
tho oto rtinp line
Newburg, Oct. 21.-Four men of tt
crew of the Albany "a Bay Line steame
to Now York, were burned to deai
early this morning and the boat total
DESTROYED. The fire started from
lamp exploding. There were 43 ms
ON the boat and all escaped but Il
four, many of them jumping into tt
water. The fire cempanies tried
handle the flames but the dock was t.
far away from the hydrants for effes
i've service.
Duleth, Oct. 2I.-The committee q
pointed by Congress sometime ago
fnnestigate the pulp wood and pri