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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
Rleine RpliseinaHrihten

- Charles Wilibire, Elm QngeItels
ter Dss guiineB Utsn's SIub geitanO
benz 8ebeimpoliSiiten aincuio ein, el-
nsn gaiebaQs5anoIaub uno 9au.
pel6e bon bem pults oes Serrn Sas.
grannin, oes Wlanagsrs oes Stubs,
perI6ipunosu paren, geItoblsn 3u 9az
ben. Gr tpuroe unter Der -nt!age oes
aleinoiebItabls eingeiperrt.
- Gin 0teb perI6affte iia in Der
Wtuntou Habt mitteIIt zines Rad
IdlufeIs 3ugang gu Der Dobnung oe5
8. 80. Dernersba6. go. 2121 8tne
Strabe uro erbeutete neridlsoene
pertbpolIe S6mutia6en. - Seoen@
falls berieI6e 9isb itattsts Der Wobz
nung oes g6arlss gben, 30. $3.50
9ine Strabe, stHen geiua db uno
entpenoete $3.50 in 8oar.
- Sn Der montug Ra6t purosn
BON Gin5re6ern 81 in gaur, cine eols
oere ubr nebit aette uno Elm Ssr'
locaue aus Der Wohnung oes 9eorc
@rsuIid, 20. 920 Garfislo aOe., &C.
| ItobIsn.
Sames Grid pon go. 2l5 Wsi
s. GtraBs msIoete geitern i'm pplt3st
bauptquartier, baB etn 0lamantrtni
| i'm 0ertbe BON $35 aus ieiuer Woh
uung geitoblsn puroe. Gr bat Elm
sFrau, oeren 9eIhrsibuns er Der Vo
Ii3ei oab, i'm 0eroaht, ben Olebital
begangeu gu haben.
- 9(us benz 2aoen Der Slbert
Clothing Co., Gde Der 5. uno Ylur
StraBe, tpurben in Der Wlontag Tat
bon ginbrehern mehrere biulge Au
siqe unb anbere Suhen geltoblsn.
- Srau Sane Snlsp BON Der
uno Gin StraBe. Snbabsrtn stne
gsrtauisiianoes auf Dsm 6. Strat
Murtt, tpurbe seitern bon elmer unb'
tannten, gutsetleioetsn. etfpd 45 Sab,
alien 5rau um $3.50 befhplnoel
Dieielbe bate einen tletnen Gintdl
aema6t unb nit elmer 3ehnopuarno
beaablt. Ra6bem iie iih entferl
bate, ma6ts 6rau 9ulsp bic gn
beduns, bab iie einen tonfoosrirt'
3.bnoOgori1ein umssipsaisls bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

Glepelano, tpofelbIt sneliIde bon, 4.
bis s. unD pom 80. Snli an uno oeutz
ihe aurIe pom 4. auguit an Begin
nen. er befiiriportete Die 8eipsgunJ
fir iolhe 8eIhauungen dls isbr bell
Jam fir Geib uno Geele.
Dos RsIolutiOns.aommittee teidt.
feline 8ei6liiiie Elm, peIhe angsnoms
men tpnrosn.
Der nGhItiGbrige Srt Der 13. Ges
Notwithstanding bss Stdatspsrs
bdnoes lit Danton.
Die Wabl fiel ME folgt aus:
Brdliosnt: 2lbert Slider, Glepe@
ldno; 2. 3ermin.
/. eegrdiiosnt: Sobn Moursr,
Columbus, 3. 8. 3tDeiter 9t3eprditbent.
2. gi3ss 3ssprdiibent: ambroie Slider,
Dantpn.
Setretdr: Soiepb %. aaslin, Gin
cinnati; 2. 5ernin.
5habmeiIter: @eorgs Sasnbel,
Biquu; 6. Sermin.
protettor Sitular, giIhof Soispf
81. GouoeIfa, bon glepelano.
Dus Ite1enbs aegisIatursapmmtt.
tee: Soispb patsr, 6amilton; 8iuesnt
gsder, Cincinnati; 2ouis Seioen.
ftiber, Columbus; ). SO. Jaulbaber
glepslano; Rep. g. 6. 8ieB, Sber
lin, rpuroe burh 3uruf tpieoererpdhIt
aeitations.aommittes 5enrp eau,
ferspeilsr, Columbus; Wi4oel )
Wal5, Defiance; SsiHria 2sinars
gslina.
greBsaommittse: Soispb gsrning
Cincinnati; antou Seno, 5plsoo
| s. Rieser, 8aptou.
OslegdteH gum gentrals8eretn:
0i6seIe Cincinnati - gern6ari
S60nfslb, 6enrp Doerger.
glspslanb - 6. u. WIlIer, Dr
griining.
golumbus-Mar R.ussbausr, 2oui
Seibenitider.
| 5oleoo-2lnton Ssno.
| 9efidnce-Utihael s. Wuls.
| 1on,it idIob bic 8eriammIung.
| Ra6mittugs I'm spsi llbr unter
nabmsn bic 0eleguten in Spe3ial
cars eine Ruubfabrt ourh bic Star
uno foIgten elmer ginldoung BE-
| Srdntlin grauersi, uorduf b:
ShluB in sinem gsiuh bes pGpftlihs
aOGegiums Soiepbinum berbsigsfub;
puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
gewinnen Sic Heild unO
krdile i'm SOmlRer.
Die bette 3eit i'm Sabre, nm SaS abb
gcmattete Spitcm aufsabancn.

Gte bette @e!egenbeit fir Scne, peIbe
fdbipa6 uno ubGemdttet Iino, I'M oa5 S1iten
1uf5u5Guen mo SGciI4 NIB &rdfte 8u 9etplH
nen iit bic 5ommers3eit. Das bette Siars
fun9ss uuo a0rperuufDauungS OttteI I'LL
folde 3uitduoc 1T Batter 2obr's Wleoi3tn, meu
e5 rein unb 5utrdgIt6, ndbrenb uno tret Don
gtlcobol ooer gefdbrIi6en, idwd6enoen StImu-
lunten iii BergeiieH Gle nid1t, oaB 8ater
Sobn'5 Meoi5tn eine 6ei6tdte bon etnem bal
ben Tabrbunoert bat als Elm crfoI9ret6ts Star7
ntrgsmtttel nuo a6rpers9lufOauer, 5Letid uHo
Grdfte Semen gemdbreuo, tpe!d)e id]t0ab uno
ahuemdttet firtp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
Insi(ua Der HOrboeutIhcn Shiiben.

Die NorbbeutI8e 56iibsngeieu'
i6aft peranitaltet am Sonntug, II.
yuri, i6rea 26Itsr groben Sommerr
dusfluq unb als 3ieI beg biesjGbrigen
QusFlugs 1T bas rei3enb gelegene
Sto6lano 9rope ousgepdblt porben.
9as riibrige arrangements 9ommttz
tee nirb nihts unget6un luHen, I'M
fir bic unterbaltung Der gdite gu fOr'
Qen uno linen genuBreihe Stunoen
8u bereiten uno tper baber am II. SUM-
iid 10 re6t BON Ser3en amiiIiren min,
bem lei brinqenb anempfohIsn, iid ben
Norb0eutI6en S9uBsn au3uiaIieBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
6Dd)ite Qlnerfennung
Grpirbt iih bas cbio Wlshaniss 5n'
ititute mil feiner Siesiabrigen
Anstellnng.

Sn oan peiten, getlsn. iiber bic |
fdmmtlihen bier Stodperte oss getpulz
tiqen 8ebGuoes s:rtbeilten Sdlen, bes
gebt bds Ohio Wshunic sSrititute, tpie
bersits in bieien Spdlten erDdhnt,
Den S6Iub isines 82idbrissn 2ehrtur'
fus nit elmer 4usitequng BON imGdufe
bss perflofereu Gsbriabres bergeitelltsn
Shiilerarbsiten. Die faubere, iorgfdl.
tiee 4usfiibrung idmmtlider ausges
itetIten Sbjette 3eugen BON oen JlstB
uno rebtihen 8eitreber Der 3oglinge
oes Snititutes, unD Der freie ihpung'
polle getit, Der aus ben meiiten bitter
4rbeiten ipriht, benefit am beiten, bdB
bier tiihtise, pflihttreue 2ebrer elmer
linen psrtrauenben, pifensouritigsa
Suaenb oen ri6tigsn gfao psiIen.
Sc .mpfieblt iih tpobl om meiiten,
nit einsm geIu9 Der ausiisluns i'm
obsrIten Stodfperte gu Beginner, mo
bic arhitsttonii4en 3eihnungsn Der 4.
RlaIe; fernsr 3eihuuneen fir, aus
elmer apmbindtion bon Shmieoeeiiens
drbeit uno Wtdurtptrt ber3uftelIsnoe
8drtentbore Der 2. SlaITe unb Runits
tii6lerarbeiten, iopie WobelItiidlss
r.ien Der 1. unb 2. aIafIe ausseiteat
iinb. Inter ben arhitsttoniIhen 3ethz
nungen MAIDEN iih bic BON 6errn gsz
Berger ausgsfiibrten ourh tbrs psinIihe
9lturateFe uno ibre idpunspolle aufs
faifung portbeilbaft bemertbar, ipdbz
renb in Der 4btbeiluns Der 2. alaTe
elm geihmddpoa entporfsnss 9drtens
thor BON Sobn :. Young lobenoe Serz
pprbebung perbient. Die IN ben on.
I6liebenben Rdumen untergebrdhtsn
mebdntidxn 3ei6nuHsen Der l. alaiie
seieen ebenfaGs piel 5leib uub srniies
Streb<n.
Sn benz brittsn Stottpsrt bsfinbsn
icb bic Jreihanb5eidnunsen Der 3.
alaiIe: geIhmddoolle 9lumsnitii6s,
GnttpiirTs fir pIataie, programme
ETC., aud in syarben uno 2inieHfiihrun5
alGnseno 5uiammsnseitellte 9orIagen
| fir 5erraiotten fallen bem 8eiu9er II.
bic ausen. Die anidii,beHben 3immsr
beberbereen Die ginfGHger5ei6nnnsen
Ibsr l. uno 2. RlufIs, bic aunitproouite
| bes Camera Clubs, perIhieoene Iool5.
ihnibsreien, unter benen Elm tiirtifh.s
| 1ifhhen BON Donald Rund beionbers
berportritt; gnttpiirfe fir @olbihmies
betunit uno Defh1Ftsbeiorationsn uuo
| bic neutrality-suspicious. Der /
alaiie. Cine bier etsnfalIs ausseitsllts
eigenbdnbig entircrfene uno dngefer'
| tiate aampe bon 6errn aorb uno BIZ
Sonbertonettionen BON 6onarb gpl
benburg unb oilod QUIT oiirften mob
| iiberhoupt ben ipsrthpolliten 9beil be,
alusfelung reprdfentiren.
i Die pbpiifalii9en uno demif6sr
abibeilunaen bdben ibr llnter.ommsr
| inn sipeiten Sicdtpert sefunben. Sn be'
lesteren bnben Die 3oslinee iogenannt'
Wabfliiiiigfeiten CUR WaTerandIps
ausseItelIt, pdbreno bic 5uerit genunn
te Mbtbeilung als befonbers interei
Iante Gtiide bas bon Wilte Wlper
unb Rop Nubolpb sen1einfam perfer
tiate Woben elmer 5eronsbampfmo
id,ine unb einen sonS btfonbers EN-
pfinblihen RelDin 0alpanpmete
, BON Sc Rop Ghdefer uuftptiit.
II GnbIi1 im eritsn Gtpdnsrt finSe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
golfsfcit Scs SciIiideu lint. =Ssreins.

Der 6siItI6e unteritiisungs 9ecz
elm, Der gu ben betannteiten lambs
manni5aftIiden 8eretnigungsn Ger
Stabt geb0rt, bat auf ben II. Surf
Elm EDIT beTiItss 8oItsfeit orrungtrt.
bas in SaberitumpF5 8urteu auf
Yrice 5iq abgebdIten iperoen niro.
8os riibrige arrangements 9ommits
Tee piro nidts ungetbun luTeu, Tin
ben GrfoIg oss 5eItes gu ii6ern, unb
tp.r Iia ba6er am II. SUM- in por8iiS.
Ii9er 8eIsQi6aft gut unterbalten min
benz tdnn Elm gefu6 bieIes 5eiteE
niat briugsno genus empfobIen Ders
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
YeriomalsV UtiSes.

Serr @. g. gr.tbauer, bon
No. 55 Durner StroBs. iit ieit sinis
gen gdgen burh llupohlisiu ans
3immer gefefielt. 5sins pisler 5reunz
be piinidsu ibm baIbise 9sneiung.
Serr Gents 3. Wat6eion,
Elm betonnter S5auipieIer, Der 8ur
3eit in benz gbsatsr Der 2agune aufz
trttt, tpurbe gsitsru in Der goOingtos
ner SatbsbraIs nit SRI. Sriris
G bier, elmer rei3enbeH jungen Or
tiitin aus SnbiaHapoIis, fiirs 2eber
perbunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

- Gin alarm Dom MeIoetaiten glo.
1852 rief beute Utorgen gegen 12.oo
ubr bic JeusrtDe6r na6 Der 6. uno
gDans Strobe, no Elm nit 5eu betaz
bener Gra6tpaggon Der 9. C >. GI@
Ienbabn aus unbetdnnter 1riahe IN
grQno gerut6en mar. Dos Jeuer
purbe in tur3er 3sit qsl0i6t uno Der
Dur6 busieIbe angertdtete Shuosn 1T
niht beoeuteno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

ganceburD bur8 Elm 5eniter oes gu,
ges nnb snttom. @eitern ipuroe Der
gbef Der @ebeimpoli3et Waujor Gratp7
forb bena6ri6tigt, baB Der gntiprun-
gene in Gbiaicotbe, s., BEL etnem Sim
bru9 erpii4t unb pieberberbdftet
purbe. Gr bate ii9 ais Gomonos re-
giitrirt, tpuroe jeood ipdter beitimmt
als Rob. 3urner toentifi3irt.
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Qur,e syreibeit.

Wie feiner 3eit berihtet. tpuroe Dor
etlpa spei 0pheH elm Wann namens
Robsrt 5urner. tpsIher bon ben Be
b0rben BON 2libpils, an.. tpesen Gin
bruhs perfolgt nurbe, in hisltssr
Gtobi feitgenommen. Der Wtarihdl
BON 4Ibpile bolt. ben Gefunsen.n ab,
iespd ipr0ng ksisr.r IN sss 0ahs Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

Geit Gintreffeu bss tpdrmen gDet>
ters lit uni.r 4bfdnger 0opnep fpteosr
su I.iner pormaliesu 2eiitun9sTdbig.
tstt oelangt, popon isir brilantssSpleI
in ben Isstsn 5dgen 3eugnib ablsgt.
Wenn berSonnsnidein anhdlt, pers
ben audi uni're S6lsubsrer ben Gegs
nern i'm Often mdnhe bdrte gtub gum
andden uuftiihen.
Der iog. Spit. Bali, Der nod in
letter Saiion iebr inWooe mar. i6etnt
isst in ben beiben grobsn 2igas pom
Repertoir Der Shleuberer geitrthen
tpprben su isin. 0as aussmetne 8srs
bommungsurtbsil iiber bieIen sselbdfs
ten @urf (rsIp. auspurD bat oiss
misunderstanding Reiultat hsrbslss7
fiibrt.
en- benz s.Ftrissn Spiels stpiiden
,Rebs" uno .Superbus" in grootlpr
bsbienten geebs unb Mc2san ods Se'
Idib fir uns gsgsn gurger uno Ber'
oeu. Die Gsgner gsDannen sas Splsl
neil iie unisrsn Sungsns auf daer
punften iiberlsgen tparsn. gBlr mao
ten 8 grsffer unb 8 fsebler. gegen $
beam. 2. Die 9eaner erhielt.n 8 Jrsi'
pdfTe BON uns i'm austaui4 fir 3.
Rsiuftat Der geitrig EN-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
CLEANEf, NOURSE T.
HUNTINGTON,
Blu DerBGufen.

sfnf fetuer 8Ius, Groccro uuo 5Letttcr'
gefddit; btuig uTo gut. Aore'le y. L. so
&oH55lott
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
yu permtet6en.

Gd5ne m6bItrte 3 m ne 7 nit Bao.
yso 421U Ieeper Ape., J.Ortpuoe. l"
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=. q. Sable bon g}orpooo bat ges
itern Ourh 0ermittelung bon S5obn :.
U2ners DQs 0obnbaus an Sdrptr,
nabe Nib Qoenue in ROrDOoo Don Jt.
9. 6ableD fir $3400 getauft.
s{m 8auamt puroen geitern ndh'te@
henbe Observation-Disclosures erptrtt:
7Frunt SelI6er, Elm pteritottges Bad
ftein uno Stein Qdbenz uno 5latgez
bGuoe, 1428 8ine StraBs, $65OO; 4ls
bert s. Reib, 2af0tiges gatiteins
0obn6ous an 6anfieIo StraBe, 3rp;s
i6en Georgia unb Serome 21O., $45OO;
g., 8. uno 81. GiIenbahns8eieu
rume-aoblenz8erft, entIong BEN 9e:
| leiien DItli9 pou Der Court StruBe
! $4,000; +. Q. Sdopper. 23ft0dige5
8atftetnz zDobnbaus, an Dooo aDenue
! spti6en WlibDletou un0 Clifton Qoe.
| $500; Sobn SbiIIito Gompanp
| pierft0diger 9otitetnzStulI, an be-
! Cffeite Der cSation Str, 3piihen y
unb 13. Ctr, $40, 900; g. g. Wilep
| 3ueift0tiges Wobnbous an Gbeoio
Qpenus, 5piihsn WontonQ uno Ser
bert 4pe., aus &onret>SI0den, $500
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Derranst: 0ient- @erfonaf.

81 do6eu. mn bel Der &n6enarbett 5u bell
len Gaoe a2ummet 20. t3j3 g.aln Str~
.gluotuupuc GbIo. %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
CAPTAIN AND WIFE DROWN.
Schooner Midnight Sinks After Col
Iision of Beaver Harbor.

CansO, n. S., Nov. 21.-The schooner
Lila D. Young OF Lunenburg, n. s..
which arrived today. reported a COLI
sion last night off Beaver harbor with
the schooner Midnight of Jeddore.
from Prince Edward Island. bound to
Halifax The Midnight sank within a
few minutes, carrying with her Capt.
Samuel Winston of Jeddore and his
wife. who were drowned. The remain
der of the crew. three men. Rupert
Winston, a brother of the captain, Will
liam Power and Harvey Power. climb
ed aboard the Lila d. Young and were
saved. The Young remained in the VI
cinity Of the accident for some time
bnt no trace of Capt. Winston and his
wife could be found.
The accident occurred about
o'clock in the evening. A stiff breeze
was blowing and a thick snow squall
prevailed at the time of the accident SO
that the lights of the approaching YES
sells We're not visible until too late.
The Lila D. Young is leaking badly
and shows the marks Of the terrible
impact which resulted so disastrously.
Her jibs and head gear are carried
away and bulwarls broken.
Capt. Berringer of the Lila Young re-
ported his vessel left Margaret's bay
Sunday for Canso with a load of ic1
for the Maritime Fish Corporation here
and experienced fine weather until
snow squalls set in. His vessel was
travelling eight miles an hour when
she struck the Midnight abreast of the
foremost. going almost through her
Mrs. Winston. the captains wife.
V~s asleep in the cabin at the time
a. the collision and everything posi-
be was done to save her life. hut be-
fore she could be rescued. the vessel
Went down. carrying with her Capt.
Winston and mis- wife.
'rhe circumstances of Mrs. Winston s
drowning are particularly sad. Capt.
Winston. who was at the wheel at the
ti'ne IF the collision. rushed to the cab
" and succeeded in getting his wife on
T. ok and they reached the rail. Willing
II; :ndS were extended and Mrs Whis-
TOYS was almost pulled on board the
Y" ing but fell hack into the water
wit I her husband and both were drawn
down by the suction of the schooner
when she took lurch and foundered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
York Fires
Cause $50, O0OLoss.

New York, Nov. 2.-Bad fires in two
widely separated sections of the city to.
day drove hundreds of persons panic.
stricken into the streets and caused prop.
erty damage approximating $4,000 So
far as can be learned there were no cas-.
ualties.
The worst damage was that at a fire
which destroyed the Throop Avenue Pres.
byterian church in Brooklyn. badly dam.
aged adjoining buildings and caused
panic in the aristocratic neighborhood
where apartment dwellers rushed into the
streets by hundreds. fearful for their
safety. Upwards of $4,000 damage re-
suited from the burning of the church
The church records and its silver com.
rush through the flames by firemen ami
police. The fire started mysteriously in
the chapel.
In fire in Bronx borough eight two.
story dwellings in row on the Southern
boulevard were burned, the blaze spread
ing so rapidly that hundreds of people
were compelled to flee in their night
clothes.
For time the entire block seemed
doomed and there were fears of loss of
life, but despite the swift spread Of the
flames everybody in the houses destroyed
GOT out safely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22

already accomplished by the department
represent only the beginning. The worh
of investigation and prosecution will pro
coed with all possible vgor until tn,
Swindling of the people through the use
f the mails is brought to an end
The specific charge against Vaughan set
forth in the complaint of William p.
Robinson, postal inspector, is that on
June 4, 1910 he devised scheme to de-
fraud Walter n. Altman of Topeka, Kas
and divers other persons by fraudulent
use of the mails. 1t is alleged he falsely
represented that the Continental Wireless
co. operated and controlled other COM
panies and would he in a position to OBJ
tain immediate revenues
Carter K. keene, postal inspector,
said the Continental Wireless CO. was
,rganized in Arizona on oct. 1. 1909
with a capital OF $5,000,G00, but did not
.egin operations on q large scale until
May of this year. 1t obtained control
If the Collins Wireless Telephone Co.
he Pacific Wireless Telegraph Co.
the Clarke Wireless Telegra ps- Tele-
phone CO.. and the Massie Wireless
Corporation was organized to market
The stock and an ambitious selling
campaign was carried on all over the
country.
The Collins Wireless Co. was or
@anized in the District of Columbia
With Il capitalization of 81 600 900. The
Apital stock of the Clark Co. was
$25.000.000; that of the Pacific Co,
Sio,0oo,00o and that of the Masse Co.
100000. The purpose of the con-
Solidation, as announced in a booklet
issued by the Continental Wireless
60, was to give the company a wide
field of operation, and to give to in
NcStors an assured investment in a
"ConservatWcly capitalized corpora
zion"
"One of the statements" said In
Spcctor keene. read that by taking
over stations already established an(
adding others at PittSburg, St Louis
omaha, Denver. Salt Lake City. anC
at Keno a tr&nS-c0ntinental service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
PURITAN CAN BE SAVED.
Monitor Sunk In Explosive Expert
ments May Yet Come to Maine.

Washington. Nov. 21.-While she
has sunk six feet in the mud and sew
en- feet of water is washing over her
main deck, the monitor Puritan, with
her turret and side armor battered by
the experiment with explosive gelatine,
can be saved and the question now is
whether the government shall under
take the task or whether private
Wrecking company shall be employed.
This is the substance of the report to
the secretary of the navy by Admiral
Watt. chief constructor of the navy,
who returned to Washington today
from Hampton Roads, where he made
a personal inspection of the disa
monitor.
The barbette and the after guns of
the Puritan are awash, but the vessel
occupies an upright position and as
she has not appreciably moved for
several days, Admiral Watt believes
that she will be SAFE for some DAYS
to come.
Wrecking companies had been asked
Tor bids for raising the vessel The
department prefers to let the work out
II 1t can be done within a reasonable
cost
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
AVIATION AT PHILADELPHIA.
Grahame- White Takes Society Girls
for An Airship Sail.

Philadelphia, Nov. 21.-Miss Eleanor
Sears of Boston. and Miss Violet
RidgWay, well known in society here
and in New York, We're passengers
OF Claude Grahame- White in his Far
man biplane in flights made today at
the meet Of the Aero Club of Penn
sylvania. Clifford b. Harmon, the
amateur flyer. also made his first
flights here. Mr.. Harmon took up
Samuel King the veteran balloonist.
for Il short fight. .
Ideal aviation weather prevailed and
aeroplanes wera aloft practically the
entire afternoon at the grounds at
Point Breeze. In addition to the flights
on which he took the society women
'as passengers, Grahame- White made
trip to League island in his bplane
and defeated an automobile driven
by Harvey Ringler in four-miIe race,
covering the distance in I minutes and
46 seconds.
The English aviator also made a
light in his Bleriot monOplane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
1sToopsTAINED AXE
Found, With Which Edw. McGregor
Was Probably Killed.

Digby, n. s., Nov. 21.--The sensa :
tional developments in the Edward
McGregor murder case today was the
finding by Halifax detective of a
bloodstained axe with matted hair
thereon, a short distance from where
the body Of the victim was discovered
in the woods yesterday. The autopsy
revealed the fact that McGregOr had
been killed with an axe, one blow be-
ing from the blade and the other
which crushed in the skull having been
caused by the head of the axe.
The axe was identified as the prop
erty of William Tebo, a brother of
John Tebo, who is held on suspicion
of killing McGregor.
Shortly before midnight the coro-
ner's jury returned verdict of muir
der and recommended that the crown
authorities make thorough and
searching investigation so as to fix
the responsibility for the crime on the
guilty party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
A. F. OF A. RESOLUTIONS.
strikes, Petition, Oeo Tax. posta,
Clerks and Other Matters.

~ Louis, Mo, Nov. 21.-The Amer
'Cah Federation of Labor Monday de-
ci''ieu To adopt a resolution favur;np
cehtrahzation in its office the power tn
taii general strikes in given places
rreSldent Gonpers led the opposition
10 ire resolution, which was introduced
by Delegate A. Abrahams of the Cen
tral Federal Union of Greater New
york. He said such affairs should be
'eFt 7" the International Union. which
govern the locals affected.
Another resolution. unanimously
adopted. rebul<ed railroad empkves
VINO petitioned the Interstate Com.
merce Commission to permit railroads
10 increase their freight rates The
resolution states that if the railroads
would squeeze the water out of their
STOCKS they would not need higher
rtaes 10 increase their revenue.
other resolutions adopted favored a
2-ceht tax on oleoargarine and the a.
hour law for postal clerks now before
Congress and prosted against the re
cent active order, prohibiting civil SER
wee employees from petitioning the
government for redress on account OF
grievances
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-22
TAFT IN A STORM.
4o-M Mile Gale Shakes Up Vessels or
Return Trip from Panama.

At Sea on Board the U. S. S. Mon
tana via Wireless, Nov. 21.-President
Iaft, en- route home from Panama and
Guantanamo was in reality upon a
nigh sea yesterday, when the cruiser
tennessee and her convoy, the Mon
tana, was tossed about by a north
western storm off the northern coast
OF Florida. For hours the vessel bear
ing the Presidential party battled
against 40-mile gale. The President
demonstrated that he is a good sailor
a,u thoroughly enjoyed the blow.
"hen the storm struck them, the
speed OF the vessels was reduced fron,
IL TO 10 knots. Early today the gale
cleared and in fresh breeze the YES
seis steamed with renewed speed to-
wards the capes. 1t is expected Cane
t'atteras Will be reached early Tues
uan morning and that the President
noon.