Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
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II appears tAai there are 4=f'f4 2 more unefnfers of the Order of Eiks ' Massae i.asetts. and representatives . 37 lodges met in Boston. "Wednesday and formed the association Of 1assa chusetts Eiks to promote acquaintance A eabled fepoft from Canton is te The effect that boy eetl against Amer. ican goods has already been declared bs the Chimes HeIt=ooeefnment st- eietv of thht city. The grievance which has inspired lhe declaration ei The second boycott concerns only those Chinese that are entering or euaea' or Ing to enter thiz country The loeh. tion af the deieniion sheds for new ar rivals out in san Francisco bay is ob- jected 10. The Chinese oi San Fran. cisco wani these detention houses io= eated in the city
 Norwich. says the Bulletin is be. coming arthiteetaraiiy .nete beantiial every day. The new ffills in her busi= mes. front show the tfend ui the t"en. Ileth century here.
 Congressman l Hrmpton Mooic ot Philadelphia was reelected president for his third term, and Addison M. Burke. also of Philadelphia, was re. elected secretary treasurer al the most important sessions Of the Atlantic deeper water ways as-ociationas third annual convention in Providence, k. l., last week Thursday. Richmond Va, was named AS the convention city for October. igii. Addresses ef com menaaiion and encouragement were made hy many city, state and nation. al government officials.
 Ne. York Is now the second city ol the world. It las a population of l. ses, ,ss2--a gain of ,3229 ,6si In the lssl decade. Percentage of increase ss.1 Brooklyn population, ,o3i ,55l growth --i0.I per cent
 Connecticut Company, In state ment issued last Friday, following th' announcement of the arbitration boards finding, says that as the agree ment under which arbitration was helt made a decision ef a majority ef thi board binding on both parties, th' rates to pay decided upon will go int effect al once, and as Inc arbitration | retroactive to June |
 President Taft announced the ap pointment of Joseph Austin Holmes Q the geoIogical survey as director of tn new bureau of mines al Washington.
 The special grand jury which inves tigaled the lyncning al Newark, O., c Carl M. Entering on, the Anti-Saloo League detective, seems to have had notion that iynchers should be punish ed il has returned fif,y.eight indic' menis, twenty five of them being fo iirsl degree murder. The grand Jut scores the former sheriff. The forme mayor and Inc former chief of polic' all of whom lost their places as fesu oi obvious neglect of duty,
 The state trade school of Bridgerot Is organized so teach all trades for II Ntfuetion in which thefe Is a public d' maua \ very complete equipmel has heeu provided, competent teacher employed, and the following course are now offered: Boss departments Machine work, carpentry and mil work. Girls department - sewtn and dressmaking. The follovin courses aIe now being laid out and wi be started as soon as sufficient nun ber of pupils have applied. Plumblnl sheet metal work, sewing, batter making. printing, millinery.
 After prolonged negotiations, oses s. strauss. the United States amha sadef to Turkey. has sucoeeded in ol tanning s decision fron The council { state approving the aes of the eoune og ministers in which ali foreign rclig ous, educational and benevolent inst tutions are exempted from the psov sioas oi the Ottoman law,
 The supreme court of Italy has res dered judgment affirming the rist ofthe hely See to sell properly will out authorization from the govert meni. The decision has created set sation in art circles. II k feared ths art treasures are 10 be sold, and il proposed to introduce bill in fariii ment without delay prohibiting th Holy See from dispesing of pictures etcl
 Philadelphia's population has passe she million and hsu mark, the tots for 1910 being l,5sa, ,o,s. The rate ( gain for the decade was ia per cent about half New 1ork's rale.