Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-18

| to guide them and when the women
showed their money Dancringer seized
it. but the railroad officer caught
him
Emil CIouatre, an assistant mill
wright for the Franklin Paper Co. at
/ Holvokc, Mass, was killed instantly
| at the mill, about II o'clock, Saturday
| forenoon His neck was broken by a
| failing pulley and shaft. With several
| other men Clouatre WAS adjusting
shafting and pulleys. The shaft hang
ers gave way suddenly and Clouatre,
who was underneath. received the full
force of the heavy mass on his head
| and shoulders. A widow and three
! small children survive.
1t now seems that the life of the
/ Princess Alexandra was saved by the
Z Joint efforts of Admiral Craddock, the
| Duke of Fife and a passenger on the
+ Delhi named McCaulbcl. When the
cutter in which the princess was es-
/ Gaping from the stranded steamship
was swamped and its occupants We're
thrown into the water the three men
named went to her assistance and
supporting her with one hand each.
swan with her through the surf to
/ the shore.
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Ethel conrad announced, saturday. at
New York. that the show girls would
file damage suits against Stokes for
/ false imprisonment and malicious
prosecution II shall start IN action
against stokes for Miss Graham with
out delay" declares Clark l. Jordan.
| her lawyer. Il shall advise Miss Con
III 4
Robert l.. Moore, Ethel Canrad's
counsel Miss Conrad declared. Satur-
day. that she wouldn't go through the
trial ordeal again for round ST.
eo0e0e.
Despondent over the loss Of lis wife
and believing that the world held nothing
but sadness aud trouble for him and his
son, Samuel T. Ayers, aged Is. shot his
son. Joseph f. Ayers. aged q, through
the head. saturday morning, ut the Sher
man Hotel &l4 West 4th street, Los An
Eeies. cal. and committed suicide in
mediatelg after"ard by shooting himself.
Ayers and his son went from cliftondale,
Mass. where his wife died aud where
relatives live Young Ayers was remov-
I'd to the Receiving hospital. where he
| was Immediately operated upon by Po-
lice Surgeon Garter
George l. Haven. who WIS once
known rs the hardware kim was
| found daaa Friday in = lonely ltftIe
roem IT - Mercer street. Jersey city.
| He had taken poison With the dis
| eexery Of the suicide II vas learned
| that Mr. Haven had met with finan-
| eial reverses. family separations and
Il broken heart. Mr.. Haven formerly
was connected with the H. b. Corbin
| &c. but severed his connection with
the firm. about two years ago. Then
came reverses and he tried to again
| secure efnplovment with his old com
panY. II was understood a position
was to be offered him but he died be-
fore the good news reached him
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diet was blow to the defendant and
his friends as they had expected an
acqufttat or al worst a disagreement.
Egan loaned county money to thu late
Robert Davis, who was the Democrat
&c leader in Hudson county The mon
| ey had since been repaid to the coun-
| ~ II was claimed the intent to re-
! pay was always present and that the.
| treasurer used his own discretion in
| his action in placing the money. The
Jury took "A hours to reach A decision.
Mrs Agnes I po,,le ,,att,ar - %.
| trelman Arthur A Dn,la ~ ~ t,l,,,-
wood district aro,,,,ad ia -
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and the body remained undiscovered
all night IN the heavy rain. It was
80, Saturday morning. when Miss
Beatrice Edwards looked from the
window of her home at 66 Benefit
street and discovered the lifeless body.
The corpse lay in the same spot in
which the body of Mrs Doyle's moth
"r Was found. about two years ago.
AIRS, Doyle was apparently III the best
al health when Patrolman DOYLE left
home, Friday evening
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