Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-01
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Kermit Roosevelt, second son o
President Roosevelt, Wednesday reg
istered as a Freshman at Harvar,
University. He will room at Claverl.
} hall
II Notices We're posted Wednesday a
the Nashua and Jackson Cotton Mill
at Nashua, N. H., announcing a re
sumption of work on full time begin
ming Monday, Oct. 5. About four thou
sand operatives are affected. TIL
plants have been run on curtailet
schedule for months.
David Arnold Of Granville, N. Y.
the Trinity College Freshman who wa
injured in the push rush Tuesday, il
suffering from conclusion of the brair
i in the Hartford hospital. His condition
is improved and he is expected to leave
the institution in few days
The town of Michel, B. c., was again
swept by fire early Tuesday, the cause
being unknown. Practically all the
business houses are wiped out except
| the Great Northern Hotel, the Kootenai
| Hotel and a drug store. The loss is es-
timated at $4,000 with small insur-
| ance.
| Recent reports having failed to indi-
cate the presence of yellow fever i'll Ha-
vana. Cuba. the public health and marine
hospital service Wednesday removed the
quarantine which was established against
that city few weeks ago. The quarantine
against the province of Santiago still re-
mains intact.
The forest fires in the Adirondlcks
;.l, L.,
heavy rain of Monday night, are again
springing into life in every direction
Famed by a steady wind the fires
once more are assuming dangerous
proportions. The other fires on Mount
Bake" are becoming particularly seri
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Leslie Dudley Carter, son of the ac-
tr, IS, Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne. who
makes his home with his mother and
stcpfather at Tarrytown. announced
"Wednesday that he will contest the will
of his father, Leslie Carter, the Chica-
go lawyer and railway magnatc. who
died last Friday and whose will. filed
Tuesday. cuts his son off without a
penny.
I Charles NJ. Amory of Beverly, whose
automobile ran over and killed Daniel
Gilmartin. Jr.. at Beverly, Sept. %, was
discharged Wednesday on complaint
charging manslaughter by Judge Hol-
den in the district court at Salem.
The father of the victim withdrew the
complaint. Since the accident. Mr..
Amory had been under bonds of $1,000.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Fitchburg Railroad held
in Boston Wednesday, the following
were elected directors: Gordon Abb
bolt. Alvah, Crocker. Charles 7. Crock
er William f. Rice, Charles II. Rus
sell, Joseph B. Russell. Frederick J.
Stomson, George r. Wallace. Charles
F. Ware. Moses Williams, Moses Will
liams, Jr., and Robert Winsor.
Cardinal Gibbons arrived Wednes-
day at Queenstown from London He
will be the guest of the Bishop of
Cloyne Thursday, when he will en-
bark on the steamer Caronia for New
York The cardinal was met on his
arrival at the railroad station by the
members of the city council and a
number of other persons prominent in
Queenstown. and presented with an adj
dress of welcome.
Inc IntIllDeIS vi lIt ANdtloIldl Wy III
nastic Society of Montreal, Canada,
were received in special audience by
the Pope Wednesday. The Holy
Father congratulated the Canadians
on the prizes they are taking home.
l. He sent a special message of love and
his benediction to the French Catho-
lies of Canada and presented the
Canadian gymnasts with two large
boxes of Havana cigars.
! The following officers were elected by
the Young Peoples Christian Union of
the Universaist church of New Hamp-
shire Wednesday at Concord: President
| Lee A. Knight, Claremont; vice president
Miss Abbie p. Luce Claremont; treasurer
Harry A. Stevens, Manchester; secretary,
| Miss Edith M. Vaughan, Manchester;
Members at large, Frank Q. Patch OF
Nashua, Frank N. II. Grant Of Ports
mouth, DR.. C. H. Dolloff OF Concord.
| Counsel for Mrs. Claudia l.. Hams, wife
of Capt. p. G. Hams. Jr., who shot and
killed William Z. Annis, was expected to
| file in the supreme court in Brooklyn
"Wednesday application for an order grant
| ing to her the custody of her three chill
jdren No such action was taken and il
Twas ANNOUNCED lildl tiiC IlilS VI thS oppiA-
cation was postponed until Oct. ).
/ The American battleships Alabama
and Maine arrived at Gibraltar
"Wednesday afternoon from Naples. AZ
they catered the harbor they salutee
the garrisons and the flag OF Real
iAdmi.al Goodrich, commander of the
/ British naval establishments at Glib
.IatItar These salutes were returned
'Fhe American warships will coal pre-.
paratory to sailing, for Horta, Azort
Islands. ..a. #'.t rl tt.4h..tti
For the fourth time within the past few
years the posteffice at North Plymouth
Mass, was entered by burglars early
Wednesday,. The safe and the interior
of the postofIice were wrecked by the eN
posion which followed the use of nitro
glycerine on the safe. The burglars Sc
cured only about so in cash and con
siderable quantity of stamps. 1t is be
lieved that they escaped in an automo
bile which was seen in the vicinity.
Gov Guild Of Massachusetts Wednesdh,
sent the following nominations to the EN-
ecutiye Council: Thomas l.. Greeley o
| AIx.1.s Ii. Is.ott Acr1i