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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
SIANDPGTTEUS CLAIM IOWA
COZ. CIRROLL PROBIBLT WINS
~ PRIMARIES.

nut capt. HuiI. whose Csasressloaal
ElOom speaker cannon Tried - neasI.
D. defeated 10 =. Y. PrOuty-Other
PrSEressi1es Ahead SSHth Dakota.
DEs MoNEs. June J.. Scattering re-
turns from over the State Indicate that
In the Iowa primary election to-day Gov.
r. = Carroll. standpatter. has been re-
nominated over Warren Garst, the in
surgent candidate The Carroll manager
claim 1900 majority. The GSrst man
ayers insist that complete returns will
change results and show Garsi the winner
by lO.OOO
Returns on Congressman up 10 mid
night indicate that Congressman c. A.
Kennedy. standpat, has been nominated
in the First district over Smith W Brook
hart progressive
Congressman J 4 r Hun Of the
seventh district. standpat and chairman
81 the House Military COMMITTEES. il ap-
parently defeated by 8 y Prouty, pro-
gTossiye
In the Ninth district Congressman
Walter ! Smith. standpat, il an easy
winner over Howard W Byers. Progress
sive
No returns whatever on Congressman
have been received IN the other eight dis
tricts
Claude r Porter Of Centrevile has
evidently been nominated for Governor
by the Democrats
The latest returns indicate the nomina-
ton Of Carroll by more than 10000. The
following table shows the results a. 10
Republican congressman a. indicated
up 60 late hour:
First District eChAries A Kennedy ~
second District Charles Grilk CPl.
Third District Charles z. Pickett CP).
Fourth District 'Oilbert n. Haugen tPl.
Fifth District 'James ". Good CPl.
Sixth District 'Nathan r. Kendall (P) |
Seventh District q =. Prouty PD.
Tenth District Frank p Woods (Pl. |
Eleventh District 'Flbert w. Hubbard |
Pl
Prrsent member. ; S,andpa,,.r. PRO
grrssi,s
The earliest returns indicated the cleo
ton 81 Garst but the later figures COM
pletely changed the aspect Of Affairs
In the defeat q Capt Hull In tire Seventh
district the progressives see much Eig-
speaker Cannon uent 10 Knox
vile about a year AEo IN the interests
Of Hull He was dined and entertained
and made a speech at a banquet
In the speech he specially assailed Cum
Minis and the proGressives and insurgents
and hugely pleased tho standpat and
anti- Cummins Republicans ~ the dis
trict
since that time Congressman Hull
has allowed IL 20 he known that he was
definitely aligned With the Cannon CO.
,erie and In his speeches and campaign
made defence of the Speaker and the
rules Of the HOUSE and the Aldrich-Can-
non regime IN Congress
The nomination " Judge Prouty
b. progressiv"- declare - the answer
u the Republicans " the district and
~ Va" Htat" l'F hA' Hia'tTt 70 w" NJ
irich-C aunon war on the Iowa senators
and lnsurgent congressman
This answer they believe il empha-
azed by the outcome in the Ninth district. u
Shether the -tandpatters have srcceecied
u nominating Judge smith OF not ifl'
" j. nominated Il b. hy such a close mar Z
1n aud after such efforts that the victory
. not regarded by the pTogr--sives a.
Eorih much
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
OOULD PRIZE ron NEW Filler.
Edwin u. O-ers $4,000 fer a DoubIe
Meter Machine CuDTor Amateurs.

A. the Press Clubs dinner last night TO
Glenn CuTiiss. the aviator. J. Bernard
Walker Of the Scientific American an
houhOed that Edwin n. Gould has offered
a $4,000 prize TO the man who shall
produce the first aerOplans successfully
employing two motors and two pro-
pellerN
'Mr. Goulds offer explained Mr.
Walker while the diners chsered his
words. will be formally made in the
issue Of the Scientific American Of to-
morrow, "Wednesday. June T. His offer
calls for an aeroplane which shall ny sue
oesstilly with two motors and two pro-
pellers or with either. His idea il that the
aircraft should have reserve power just
~ a steamship or electric train. II one
motor on a train gives out another can he
utiIiEsd so. thinks Mr. Gould. il should
he with an Airship.-
The announcement Of Mr.. Gould's
prize followed right after an Offer OF
permanent silver trophy for amateur
avistors by the E,saiRg World. The
World trophy was explained by w. "
Duncan. who said:
The ErRisg World takes pleasure in
Offering a solid silver trophy 10 encourage
amateurs in aviation. This cup or trophy
will he awarded 70 the amateur making
the longest continuous fight during the
previous wear II will he awarded an
nually aud the precise conditions govern
ing tho award cannot be settled until
hns been held with the Aero
club Of America. The conditions. how
sver vii. BE- simple though more severe
with every year. The prizs for the current
year will probably call Tor cross country
aiGht Of not less than forty mixes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
WIN DIkOTI PROG RESSH y.
Nnii-StAndpatter claim the Nomination
of ltoIh CoBgFrssmen.

SIOUX FAILS. y. D.. June The Pro
Eresive Republicans late tonight claim
that they have nominated Thprsln and
srhrader their candidates Tor Congress
n this proves true they will di-place
Congressman Martin and Burke.
The fight Tor Governor Is in doubt
with Egan. independent Republican. lead
ing the Progressive and Stalwart candi.
dates by about ? snO A. a late hour Il
looked ~ Il Egan had been nominated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
neman aleek nraErr nanLrunl.

ROsTOs. June Augusta M Clarke.
. woman stock broker. fled a voluntary
patitiOn IN hankuiDtCY this afternoon.
placing her liabilities a. tit.gIg and her
assota a. nothing. Her creditors are
unsecured. Hho did not have the 40
20 pay the fees Tor ire bankruptcy pro-
ceediBgs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
GREAT PARK FOR CAVADA.


ENNNAANA - w" AANANANHNts
OTTAWA. Ont. June The entire east
ern alops Of the Rocky Mountains from
ths international boundary northward 20
just above the stth parallel 10 now re-
served by the Dominion Government.
Il will b. administered With a view 70 the
proper utilization and reproduction Of
the forest the protection Of the water
supply Of the prairie provinces and other
related offsets.
Tho area Of the district is about ia.OOO
square miles. Of which 4. so square miles
has Just been put under reserve for the
first time. Adjoining this 20 the aUuth
d an AREA Of I. 600 square miles similarly
reserved by tho United States Govern
ment.
The width Of the Canadian strip Get
aside varies from ten 70 atty miles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
TWO KILLED IN AFRO RACE.
TIRE FIsw on Car IN Prince Henry Tour
lng Contest-TWO Injured Alss.

HpNNtai AeQla haANatN ~ AMA NAhs
BERLIN. June While the cars In the
Prince Henry motor touring race were
passing through 0berenEen to-day a tire
few OF one Of the wheels Of a car owned
and driven by a man named HeiBe The
accident Occurred5ust opposite the grand
stand Of the Automobile Club.
The car oollided with a tree and two Of the
occupants were killed. A third occupant
Of the car and a spectator were injured
The race was then suspended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
No LUNCH WAGONS ~ STREET
~ Least Ne Mere Mayer says They Are
Unlawful ObstFuetIons.

Mayor 0aynOr vetoed yesterday an
ordinance which had been passed per-
hitting the Church Temperance Society
10 maintain lunch wagons in the streets.
Il hope your honorable body will care
fully reconsider the Whole matter he
says. Such thing in the street are
unlawful beg to call your attention
20 tie recent decision Of the Court Of
Appeals in the case Of Frank ". village
Of Wsraaw. holding tho municipality
liabls for any accident that happens by
reason Of such distractions. n these
good people want TO furnish lunches,
why DO they not hire stores or rooms for
the purpose in place Of setting up lunch
rooms in the streets2'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
"ir Nro ciVaDa NJ BOaT.
'ah'r Immigrants and Butinble
"'"''' 10 70" stopped AZ the RsFder.

'Hu" In an effort 10 Dut
... -uugghng Of goods and the
.H ~ uDdesirabls immigrants
~, 1r collector Of Customs smith
f- sent m a Recommendation
H"lt Dfioe in Ottawa that
... '. b." appointed 20 patrol tho
year Ur more unfit imml-
f'.1ed access 10 Canada
... Nr snail amount Of duti-
u... - leon smuERlsd aorofs
.... H" same manner. Thana
'"ru entirely without
..r .a" past and the Collector
r. no many Instances where
u.. .s" heen turned back 20
81. .."- &c Windsor and Walker
F got hack into Canada
email Ioats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
HATPN A LIGHTNING ROD
WeaFeT OuIy shOeked- Maid kissed n
Capri-Paris Thunder.
Special Cabis DsspaicAsS 70 TIE sun

Special Cabs Dsspaichsi 70 TIE Sun
LONDON June 0-While a woman was
walking on the cliHs at Herne Bay to-day
lightning STRUCK her hatpin. twisting
Il and giving the woman a sharp shock.
but not njurinR her.
NAPLES, June 7.-HGhtninR struck on
the Island Of Capri. Killing a chamber
maid employed BY the British Consul.
PANS. June IA terrific thunder
storm. accompanied BY q dsluEs o. rain,
occurred this afternoon. Trhfic was
suspended for hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08

Hugo Case. a fOurtean-yeaF-Old school
boy q 10 West SiEty-lourth stFes.. dived
from q North River pier at the foot Of
Eighty-third street yeateuday and did
not appear az the surface again. A
uaaIBh Was made for more than q hour.
biIf che body wa not found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08
MAD WILLIAM SHOT.
Was Captured ~ somaIi TriOesmen- vi
Deyotees LeadeFleas.

LONDON. June s-Ths Standard says
that the notorious Mad MullAh.' No
named Abdullah. who long troubled Great
britain and Italy in Somahland. was
captured in a recent fight at HarCleGA by
friendly natives and shot
His death has left his followers without
a leader
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08

TAHEYTOWN. June IA second son has
been born % Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rooks-
teller. Jr.. az Pocaniico Hills The date
Of tho birth a not gwen out. bun u IVES
within q few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08

NEW TRATN 10 WWAlAWgTUWN. uAsg..
Va n. ~. n. n. a y. y ~, oeTllllnT June d.
leave Grnad Central IgTUllnal - p. M. dlIU
rnegrt 9undag, cCanecn at Wl1augtgWl 10
FrlrInTlla. Ntl-atr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08

M Secs 'E e i.!s S.:.sIs1 .ls:' D''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-08

..s'Eht ryrrasara Tor near
a "penCeT'N, % Maiden Ianr
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
IN AND ABOUT WESTERLY
Expert Accountant Examine Books Of Former Treasurer Hoxie, of Charestown--E Enjoyable Con- cert at Wheeler SchooI-A1va r. Clark Caught in Belt and Crushed to Dcath-The Granite Wage Situation.

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 When ftse present three vsSF4g sgfesF< meut Nss under @6rsid"fsflgt sres9f Whs considerable loss Df fiMA fG both sXrNs resulted in a strike which was after spGs fimA aHteafIv adjusted an1 pending settlement many quarry 99ffk~ efs we're given work elsewhere fr les Aen fuA nAufanfs ngDH ffN naffgnss5 16- Ion ffeasurV for strike Dtty, Wsffef was abent ons4qHart4r 6f ffTA amount usa- ally received ny ffs W0fkffAU in wages. This condition Was alike detrimental fD ths employer and egngfGse and fYfA ruafnDete If the local branches of tne fffAnifA Manufacturers association md Inc Granite Cutters an1 1aarfg~ mems unions will Nndfsyhf f1 avoid repetition GY f4s conditions 1f three years ago, when treatment for sN9ffA- fnAnt WIS left fD tns strike e<,fng0ffGee and A ike committee representing the fuauufaetnrers aszGe5atiNfs neither Sf which had power to a<f definitely fg1ffI their action Was approved Dy fhA 6Y~ gauizations repTsssntAd, and fve1 saAn without sanction If ff@ national off, eHre: all of which caused delay 1s operations after iCeAF matters were satisfactorily adjusted.
 
 All the property Of fhs piks H5sotfs Dysin9 company at H1sotfs has been formally transferred f0 the Bradford Dyeipg company, an English syndicate, and the foreign concern also Owns con-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
GUILTY Cr M0ecEs@
 raEEc cn PAROLE
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
FINE HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
fxT.c-.rE@zr- 9erz--e--f PLASTIC ART ST4TUARf

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
T0yIAND

The Toy Store has become ! great aazaar If EascEraeing play things. Every coacefvA6Es sort for oovs and for gs-Lz-snrrancIas novelties never seen nefare. and MechaR1cat T'Jvs which the small boy VIII fA1r5x go wild over Everything prigtrz and new. Eve-y1a1ng pr5eet es please rhe most frugal AGvers
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Ls>ss Lse1aee

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
APRONS in Great Variety
\ Very Pcrglzr Present.

Fancy E511G Arrrcs. race GcG hem sE1zef1ee trimmed Ec.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
CHRISTMAS
 H4NDkERCHIEFS

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
LIBRARY DESK SETS

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Thsrs uss sys11se n~ssfSrg >f sSss Westerly f1Wr council "Wednesday

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-10
Warren's
Land Bargains

A bunch of nice level lots near
Harrison township school house for
sale or trade for farm properly.
The finest lot in Eastwood park,
10Ox1S4. for sale or trade.
FOR SALE-A ranch in Montana,
1922 acres; all fenced; good build.
ings; 40 acres Of alfalfa, all under
Irrigation bitches; all the machinery
goes with the place; price SO per
acre.
A brand new all modern 8-room
house in Eastwood park.
An all modern Groom house on the
hill; close in.
The prettiest lot on South hill;
close in, overlooking the city.
A 40-acre REIMBURSEMENT near city
Of Misot for sale. Call at my Office.
second floor, Optic block; phone $40
Blue, B. F. Warren. 2 II tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-10

Roy Walker Of Greenburgh. Ind. d,
arrived yesterday and will make North
Dakota his home. He IL visiting his
old friend, VIM. Hadler, north Of the
the city. Mr.. Walker was much sur.
prised when he stepped from the train
to find so progressive city. Greens
burgh Is city Of nine thousand in.
habftants, but is on the decline" he
said. There are $50 empty houses
in the town and people are fast NOV
ing away. One reason is because
1reensburgh recently went dry"