Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-09
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Representative Olnstead made an
address in defense of the house rules.
DR.. Max West, special examiner in
the bureau of corporations, died OF
pneumonia.
Senator Warner Reported a Bill to
restore two West Point cadets dismiss
ed for hazing.
One Hundred Patients and employees
of St Elizabeth's asylum became i'll
from ptomaine poisoning.
A Bill Was introduced in the Senate
at Nashville to prohibit the manufac-
ture of intoxicating liquors in the
state.
Eight indictments Were Returned
against II. r. Neal, formerly cashier u
the defunct Capital State bank of Boise.
Idaho.
Memorial Services to Father Joseph
]. MCGUIRE We're held in the Church OF
the Holy Comforter and a tablet un-
! veiled.
Mrs. Ellen Clark, widow. aged 80
| years, persisted in Il fire that DESTROY
| ed her home AT Nauto near Mahoney
| City, Pa
Plans for the New Home Of the bu-
| reau Of engraving and printing have
| been approved by the secretary of the
! treasury
/ ]. B. Pound, the owner of the Chat
( tanoOga News. sold that paper to G. f.,
| Milton and c B. johnson OF the Knox
| vile Sentinel.
The House Committee was not i'm
| pressed by the arguments made by
| naval officials for ordering the marines
from the warships.
Eben S. Draper was inaugurated
governor of Massachusetts. his address
being one of the shortest ever deliver
ed in the history OF Massachusetts.
Night Riders Are Charged with set
ting fire to the large cotton warehouse
of Wilson Bros, Russelville. Ark..which
burned, with loss of 500 bales Of cot
ton.
Mrs. Douglas Bolton was killed ana
Miss Eva Bolton. John Bolton Mrs.
Fred Odell and Mrs. Fred Curtis were
seriously injured in a fire at Calumet
Mich.
SSarcity of Food and inability of abe
people to find remuneTative employ
ment is causing intense distress in
nearly all parts Of Asiatic Turkey this
winter.
A Remonstrance Against Further in
crease Of the United States navy was
sent to congress by the board of direc-
tors Of the American Peace society at
Boston.
Fire Starting from a Spark from
cigar falling among d lot Of loose NOV
ing picture films caused loss estimat-
ed at $4,000 in the Karbach block, !
Omaha.
The 18 Marooned Men on the strand
ed car ferry Pere Marquette No. II. |
near LudingtCu. Mich. were reached
by the wrecbins tugs when the storm
subsideG. /
The Record of the courtmartiaI in |
the case Of Commander Charles G. |
Marsh of the United States steamship |
Yankee, has been received at the navy I
department
James Treadwell once a multimn- |
lionaire and a former director Of the !
California Safe Deposit and Trust COM |
pany of San Francisco. was adjudged |
a bankrupt
The City Council at Port Arthur,
Tex, gave to John ". Gates. on his re |
quest. two plots of ground, on one Of |
which is to be erected a coeducational |
college to cost 100000.
Hussein KAHN Bey, the first am
bassador appointed by the Turkish |
government to the United States. was
a passenger on the Steamer Oceanic. /
which arrived at New York.
The Stockholders Of the American
and Telegraph company at
A meeting authorized an increase i'm the
capital stock Of the company from
s250,O0O.G0o to SS0O.OO0,O00.
Miss Nellie o'Donnel, a former
cashier for the Schwarzchild & Sulz-
berger Beef and Provision company Of
Kansas City No. was arrested on a /
charge of embeZzlins $4,000.
Supreme Court Justice Erlanger of
New York adjourned the application OF
William Hepburn Russell for the an
Dointment of 4 receiver for the Wash
ington Life Insurance company.
Writs of Habeas Corpus and certio-
rari issued i'm behalf Of Moses Haas.
Of New York under Indictment i'm con-
lection with the cotton report leak
scandal We're dismissed by Judge
Ward.
Samuel p. Shane, freight traffic man
lGer Of the Eric railroad with head
quarters i'm New York. has been ap-
pointed general manager of the Gil
.hrist Transportation company of
Cleveland.