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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04
One Killed, One Fatally In
ured at Worcester.
Crossing Tenders Lantern Out
---Train Crashes into Wagon.
Woman Killed and 81 Persons In.
jured Near Britton, Mich.

Worcester, Mass, Feb. 3.-One per
son was killed and two others injured.
one fatally, in a grade crossing acct
dent here today. The person killed
was William Londergan, II years old.
of 21S Cambridge street, the probably
fatally injured is Ernest st. Thomas.
IA years old. The injured person is
James r. Rogers, q milk man, 80 years
old.
The accident happened at Gardner
street crossing of the Boston & AL
bany Railroad early today. The gates
at the crossing We're out of order.
Rogers was out on his milk route with
his team. Londergan and ST. Thomas,
his helpers, accompanying him.
When the team reached the Gardner
street crossing, no train could De seen,
until the team was nearly across the
track, when the early morning eX-
press from Albany bore down upon
them. Rogers called 10 the two boys
to jump, at the same time striking TIE
horse with the whip and jumping from
the wagon. Rogers jumped clear of the,
train but in falling received 4 fracture
OF the arm.
The rear part Of the wagon was
picked up and carried along Oh the
pilot Of the locomotive. LOnderS2n
was carried up the track about 10"
yards. He was taken 20 the City hos
ptal in an ambulance but died less
than an hour after the accident.
St. Thomas was carried on the pilot
into the Union Station. about mills
from the scene OF the accident. The
engineer of the express, Montague Mutt
of Boston, said that the first nr knew
of the accident was When st. Thomas
body was pointed out 10 him i'll the
station. st. Thomas was found to be
terribly injured and it is thought that
he cannot live.
James F. Eilcy, the crossing tender
at the Gardner street crossing told
the Boston & Albany officials after tn
accident that when the express came
along he went outside to keep persons
and wagons from crossing the tracks
He said that he slipped on the ice and
put his lantern out. He went back to
his skanty to light the lantern, he
said and when he came out again the
accident had happened.
A policeman reported to headquarters
today that he passed the Gardner
street crossing soon after the accident
ard that at that time Riley Was wash
ing his face, apparently having just
awakened.
After his meeting with the railroad
officials Riley could not be located by
interviewers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04
AMATEUR SKATING CHAM
PIONSHIP AT MONTREAL

Montreal, Feb. 3.-Thc amateur
skating championships of America
We're decided today on the NJ. A. A. A.
open air rink under very favorable
conditions except that the attendance
was small.
Edmund Lamy. the speedy Saranac
Lake skater, carried off the half-mile
and three championships and
gave Fred Logan, the ST. John, n. b.
skater, competing under the colors OF
the Montreal A. A. A, close finish in
the mile. There was a surprise in the
220yards. which went to o. b. Bush
of Vancouver, b. c., an outsider.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04

At noon today an official statement
was given out that perfect order ex-
listed throughout Portugal.
Franco the once dictator, was forced
to resign because of the bitterness of
the people against him and the new
cabinet will strive for the welfare Of
the fathcrland. under the presidency
of Rear Admiral Do Amarat Another
official statement was given out that
the president of the cabinet will be
supported by all the groups Of mon
archists who have agreed to forget
previous differences.
The situation for Premier Franco af-
ter the ASSASSINATION Of the King and
Crown Prince became impossible Dur
ing the days which preceded the TRACE
dy and during the tumultous manifes-
tations on the streets, with the later
discoveries of vast stores Of arms and
bombs. public interest backed him in
his efforts to maintain order, but the
murders changed the entire COM
DleXion of the situation. He mas not
been seen on the streets since his meet
ing with the King Immediately after
the latter's arrival from Villa Vicosa.
but all possible places where he nigh,
CONTINUED on Page Ter.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04

Handcuffed and shackeled, Police
Judge James Austin. Jr. of Toledo,
O.. Monday was carried to the patrol
wagon and taken to the workhouse,
where he will serve a short time with
the inmates for the experience to be
gained. The judge sentenced himself
to the workhouse because he wanted
10 learn from experience what pun
ishment he was imposing on others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04
SUNK IN GALE.
Sch. George II. Mills Goes Down In
Saturdays Storm at Hurricane island.

ROckland, Me, Feb. 3.-NewS of the
sinking in the gale Saturday night of
the two-masted Thomaston schooner
George H. Mills at Hurricane Island,
where she was loading granite for
Boston, was received today. The dam
age will be considerable. The schooner
broke away from her wharf and was
blown onto a grOut bank, a hole being
torn in her bottom.
She is owned by Washburn Brothers
of Thomaston and Capt. Leander
Whitmore of the same place, was built
at Port Jefferson, n. Y, in 1867 and
was 295 gross tonnage. The cargo will
be lightered and repairs made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04
AGAIN FLOATED.
The Massasoit Is Pulled of by Rev
enue Cutter Woodbury..

Machias. Ne, Feb 3.-The freight
steamer Massasoit. which was floated
Saturday after being stranded in Cut
Ter harbor for nearly month and was
blown ashore again yesterday, was
floated a second time by the revenue
cutter Woodbury. The steamers bot
tom was considerably damaged. She
will be temporarily repaired here and
towcd to Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04
sAco REPRESENTATIVES,
Nominate Frank L. Emery by Ac
cIamation for Msyorship.

, Saco, Me, Feb. 3.-Frank L. Emery
was nominated by reclamation tonight
for mayor of the city at the Republican
caucus. Mr. Emery is retired mill SUI
perintendent, who lived in the South
for many years and who two years ago
returned to his former home in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04
NUMEROUS EXHIBITS
To Be Made by Society for Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis.

Portland. Me. Feb. 3.-The directors
of the State Association for the STUDY
and Prevention of tuberculosis at a
meeting held in this city today voted
to arrange for public exhibits III Va
rious parts of the State. also TO nave
an exhibit for display in Washington
D. c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04
THE WEATHER.
FAiR

Washington. Feb S.-Forecast for
New England: Fair Tuesday; fair and
somewhat warmer Wednesday; fresh
northerly winds becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Feb. 3.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Tuesday fair, colder,
fresh northerly winds; Wednesday fair,
somewhat warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04

most Of the shipping being in safe
harbors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-04
BLOWN INTO THE SEA.
All the Wooden Buildings on Avery's
Rock Are Carried Away by Storm.

MachiaS, Me, Feb. 3--Incoming YES
sells tonight reported that all the wood
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

the same end. This bill is based
very largely upon studies of Euro
pean legislation ON the same topic,
particularly legislation in France,
England and Germany. 1t covers all
cases OF accidents to employees In In
terstate and foreign commerce to
which the regulated power OF con-
gress extends. 1t provides for sick
and death benefits to the injured
employe or bis surviving widow and
next Of kin. and the establishment
OF commission OF awards to DIX the
amount Of benefits in each individual
case. The usual provisions for en-
forcement and for an appropriation
for necessary expenses are included.
Mr.. Sabbath says, speaking of a
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12
SOME POLITICAL fAdS!
Congress- Devotes Most Of Time
Dicussing Politics.

The following report OF a speech
delivered by Congressman Gilbert M.
Hitchcock, OF Nebraska. In the house
January "a is taken from the Con-
gressional Record:
Mr.. Hitchcock: Mr.. Chairman l
shall not consume all the tine that
has been allotted to me. and desire
only TO use so much OF 1t as may be
necessary tn make some comment up
ON recent unofficial prophecy OF the
state Official prophet of the republic
can party. General Grosvenor, OF
Ohio. While in the city a few DAYS
ago he made an elaborate and care
fully prepared statement In the nat.
ure Of prophecy to the effect that
the prospective nominee OF the DEM
ocratic party could not by any pos
sible computation be figured out as
able to secure more than l66 OF the
electoral votes OF the United States,
and in making this prophecy this
prophet recently out OF Job, used
this language:
Organism has been the bane Of the
democratic party IL the east and
great middle west for all these
years"
Now Mr.. Chairman. some one has
said that 1.-THE best OF prophets OF
the future is the past" and the
worlds greatest poet has said that
zone thorn Of experience is worth a
whole wilderness OF warning. /"
Therefore IT happens, Mr.. Chairman,
that even II the democratic party
were disposed to take its warnings
and It's prophecies from high repnbli-
can sources and from assistant repub.
iican newspapers, that paTtyis much
more likely to look to Its experience
OF recent years and scan the statis-
tics OF recent elections than It Is to
heed the grave warnings OF eminent
republicans who are very anxious to
save the democratic party from
terrible mistake. What are those
experiences?
In the table prepared by the emil
nent gentleman OF Ohio, we fnd l6d
electoral votes accorded to Bryan In
the approaching election, as follows:
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12
|IONAL REGULATION |
|loyers Liability Bill to be
Produced Which May
Meet Requirements.

Ellington, ID. c., February IL
result Of the recent decision OF
|nited States supreme court set
aside as Unconstitutional the
bown as the Employers Liabil-
wv so strongly urged by, presi.
Roosevelt, Representative Sab
of Chicago, has introduced a
Intended &c accomplish much OF
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12
Cha mbeftaia's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrboea Kennedy.

This remedy has been In use iof
over thirty years and has proved it-
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

readily as on Friday. Yet on Thurs
Gay when the usual arrangements for
sn Adjournment from Thursday TO
Monday is made, Senator Lodge. the
presidents closest friend IN public
life. appealed for the unusual Friday
session. IL was then KNOWN that
Hughes would deliver bis address
Friday night, and the fact has not
been overlooked that the president 8
long document appearing 10 Satur.
day mornings paper might crowd
the Hughes address for space and
take the edge oh whatever Hughes
might say.
Willis j. Abbot
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

After this concession TO Bryan
ism" the same prophet proceeds TO
toretel which states will surely be
republican. These so-called ''safe
republican states embrace, among
others, the states OF Colorado, Idaho,
Illinois, Indiana, Montana, Nebraska,
Nevada, New York and Ohio. Now
for few moments. desire TO draw
attention to these states, which cast
In all l26 electoral votes, and In
which democracy is alleged by the
prophet TO have been so terribly
damaged by the bane Of Organism. -
What do the figures OF the election
show Taking the first state, Colo
RADIO, we find that MIR. Bryan In the
year of 1900, In the last campaign In
which he was candidate, polled
1872 600 votes and that the democrat
nominated by the democratic party
in the last campaign as safe and
sane, the real wise, and hopeful can.
didacy CT the democratic party,
polled only i0l 900 votes four years
later.
MIR. Bopynge: May | ask the gen.
tleman question: Has he the Nv.
ures OF 1896, when Mr.. Bryan carried
the state by about 1876, 600 plurality
and in 1900 by 29,ooo pluraliy? Al
4 the same rate OF figures the republi.
cans ought TO carry the state next
time by 100000. Applause on The
republican side.
Mr.. Hitchcock: | reply 10 tb'
gentleman from Colorado (Mr
Bonyngel 10 this effect, that Mr.
Bryan In both campaigns carried tbi
republican state by large majorities
and that with the exception OF Colo
RADIO every one OF these states CAV
Mr.. Bryan substantially the sam,
vote In 1900 that 1t gave him In 1896
Applause on the democratic side.
Mr. Bonyuge The gentleman wa
asking about Colorado. | wanted 4
give the facts.
Mr.. Hitchcock: / did so, Mr.
Chairman. Moreover IN spite OF III
fact in 1900 that the republican can
didate for president was running 70
reelection; in spite OF the fact tba
he had al that time. as the republl
cans have not now. the argument c
the foil dinner pail: In spite Of III
fact that the republicans At tba
time had. as they have not now, tn
argument Of successful war. IBr,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

II the news is not IN TIE RecordeI
IL did not happen.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12
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ifoIen / Soma Sails, Soma, boor bun
trof til at n1natte opboloe Jig nOgIe
elmer pao 8iennemreiie.
Sum gap / S~oreora9et en- g~rtbenoe
Sfiloring at lit LANCE 6%GngieI5lip
England og en- Sammenligning mel
lem De engelite SGngI Ter % De ame'
rifanife.
s Sorbinoelie meo 9eisget / Soma
Gitp opIpie8, at Mrs. Wapbricf M
paa oct n9rmeite bar opgipet Saabet
ON n~ogeniinoe at gienfin0e fine 70
@srn, iom al benoeS mDroebe Wtan6s
SlGgtninge bIeu tngne fra benOe, bo
bun paa Suoicier bsmtes for Woroet
paa lin Wono til Strafarbeioe pan
SipStio. De bar ba benbolospis 8 %
4 Iar gamle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-01
OY Gornaoo.

en- Sorrooo hicniS9te Sen 2G0e
Hop. 2anooiitrifterre omfring Spor.
&c / Gbriition Golnt1, Wo., % tiltu.
tetgior6e II @oQuilpsbuie, brpbte et
9 aor gamnteIt @orn og fppiteoe :
andre Eerioner. Gornaboen bepr.
geSe fig meo en- @oitigbeb al 70 0fit
/ Simen.
s Ree68 SprinQ 5Ieu fIere @cboeI.
ieSbuie % ct 6oteI Lagt / Hlliuer al
ben iamme Storu. SoteIpPrtenS -
aor gomIe 9ottcr bLeo ilaoet libel al
reoitprtenbe gipIter. Sornaboen on.
rettebe oeiaa meger 9oeI9ggeIie noe
I BEN nprneite Smegn. 8eeo
Sprinas er b~eIiggenSe omtrent 10
0il fra sparta.
en- anoen cpfIorngtig Storm I'M.
iereSe omtreut Sau iamne 3ib / ocn
norbIige Gel al RorboIpb og i Sen
ipositIige Del al St. Claire Counter
/ Sainois, anrette6e fore gbelPg.
geIier Of eieubom % Sa6et Of Ire
RenneifeIio. Stormens Mibtpuntt
bar Worisia / Ct. Claire Gouutp,
boor BEN leSinge6e5 al ct poISiomt
Sfpbrub.
SfsIse ct Telegram ira Blooming.
ton. ST., raieoe bGr iamme TAG ct
roIoiomt S~oroenUeir oper Den mibtre
Gel al Staten. Stisnt llueiret on.
rettehe betpoeIig StaSe pan Suie %
paa SeIegrai. og Seleionle6uinger,
bar Oct Dog Se5uagtet peIfommert.
ia oet gooe Regn iom m~eoiuLgte.
brso oen Laugoarige Ssrfe og Serpeo
reaoebe 9~tuterbpeoen.