Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-28

ona by lone Indian on the warpath. Mrs. Giusenpa Benireli and Miss Gertrude Goldstein of Brooklyn, N T., died suddenly after taking headache powders.
 Robert Bradley of New York, tells of the potash difficulty in Germany and the unfair treatment of the Am erican contractors. The Widow of Count ToIstoi is i'll at Tula. The counts will makes his daughter Alexandria the legatee of his unpublished works. Prince Yuan Chow Cum, who fled from China during the Boxer upris- ing, was found dead in a paupers grave in Denver, Col. James J. Hill after a talk with Pres ident Taft, said that the last elec- tion taught the politicians and the country something valuable. Twenty Suffragettes Arrested for smashing windows in the government offices in London were sentenced to two months Imprisonment.
 Officials of the National Aero or ganization declare that the record of J. Armstrong DrexeFs altitude flight OI S,oto 1CSt WILL US dCCept6Q dS OH cial.
 Tho Census Bureau Announced in recapitulation bulletin that the small cities have shown a larger growth than those having 100000 population or over.
 General Reyes Declaration of loy- alty to President Diaz is telling blow to the revolutionisti in :. Mexico, and will, it is said, assure the loyalty of the army.
 President Taft Discussed with his cabinet the various features of his forthcoming message to congress and some of the judiciary Appointments to be made.
 The Railroad Securities Commission, appointed by President Taft to inves- tigate bonds and stocks, will hold it's first public hearing next Monday in Washington.
 Three Greek PeddIers were found dead in their room on Third avenue, New York, with the gas flowing from an open burner The police report the case accidental.
 President Taft Was Accused of in difference to the lakes to the gulf
 
 naugh, of the La1es-to- the-Gulf Deep Waterways association.
 The National Liberal immigration league of New York wants the de- partment of commerce and labor to issue a report every day on the con dition of the labor market in the Unit ed States
 Fire Early Sunday Destroyed two. family dwelling house on the Farming ton road, 9 mile from the center of Terryville, with a loss of $3000 The house was owned by Charles Schmidt and was partly. insured.
 Resolutions caIlinq for Drastic reg ulation of all railroads of the country, giving the interstate commerce com mission power to nullify freight and passenger rates proved to be extor- tionate, were adopted by the National grange.
 A Fire Caused ky an lncendiary in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, N. Y, caused a panic among residents of a tenement. and Julius Messenger, a stepbrother of Belle Fillmore, the vic tim of Dr. Crippen. helped to rescue several aged persons.
 Charges of Operating a Confidence game are made in indictment against Frank B. Hartman. John M. Taylor and c. I. Ewing. former officials of the Illinois Central raiyway, whose names have been mentioned in con- nection with the car repair scandal
 Norman E. Mack, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, an nounced the personnel of a sub- com mittee appointed to attend the funeral of Moses c. Wetmore, chairman of the daYpaarafio r1a ro init who died in St. Louis last night. The list follows: J. NJ. Guffey. Pennsylva- mia; Guy F. Tucker, Arkansas; Martin J. Wade, Iowa; Urey Woodson. Ken lucky; P. l.. HaH, Nebraska; John I. Martin, sergeant at arms, St. Louis.
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