Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-28

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New Haven is Facing Shortage in
the ice supply.
President Taft Hopes to Take Up the
Wiley case today.
Miss Minnie Taylor, who died in
Greencastle, Ind, spoke As languages.
Announcement of Appointments and
changes among the Jesuits has been
made.
Tho Venezuelan Cabinet Has Re-
signed and a new one has been
formed.
The Entire Village of Fort Ann, N. Y.
was practically destroyed by fire yes
terday.
advanced ten cents hundred pounds
yesterday.
Victor Berger, the Socialist Con-
gresham, has paid his first visit to the
White House.
Sheriff Enoch l. johnson was in
dicted on charges of election frauds in
Atlantic City.
turned to their posts and the trial was
resumed in Viterbo, Italy.
Fifty Countries Are Represented at
the first universal race congress which
is being held in London.
The Situation of President Simon Of
Haiti is fast becoming serious, accord
ing to a despatch from Port -au-Prnce.
announce a tax rate of $1S.75 per
$1,000, an increase of $1.25 over last
years rate.
The Revenue Cutter Bear, cruising
in the Bering sea, has been ordered 20
send landing parties ashore in Alaska
anG capture 25 male reindeer.
There is No Foundation for the Re-
ports that King George is ill. Unless
he will attend the Cowes regatta on
Saturday.
John r. Radcliffe, Famous as a Base
ball Player in the late sixties and early
seventies, died suddenly at the Ocean
City On. J) Yacht club. He was SO
years old.
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial
Court has advised the legislature that
the workingmen's compensation bill IS
unconstitutional under the laws of
Massachusetts,
Because He Does Not Believe in the
senate's methods of taking testimony
in Investigations, Senator Bailey has
resigned from the committee on privi-
leges and elections.
Falling from a Balloon 700 Feet lii
the air, Harry Darnell of Chicago, a
veteran ba!loonist, was dashed to death
at Plainfield, ILL.,, in the presence of
thousands of men and women.
The Colombian Government Has De-
clared a quarantine against ships sail
ing direct from. New York to Atlantic
ports of Colombia which are unable to
produce clean bills of health.
Louise Swans Father Said Yesterday
that he had located his lost daughter
and that ir accordance with ner wishes
he would let her stay where she is.
The girl is working in Philadelphia.
A Resolution Authorizing the Inter-
state commerce commission to ascec-
tain the valuation of all railroads in
the United States has been introduced
by Representative Adamson of Georgia.
Reports from the Carnegie observa-
tory on Mount Wilson, Cal, are that
the Keiss comet, the newest celestial
tramp can now be seen in the early
morning hours with the aid of ordinary
glasses.
Preparations for a Magnificent Me-
mortal fountain to Christopher Colum-
bus on the plaza of the new union
station at Washington received i'm
petus with the opening of bids for its
construction.
With Three Prominent Club Women
sitting as advisory judges of the evi-
dence, the trial of a divorce case in
volving the custody of a 10 months old
girl baby opened at Tacoma, Wash,
before Judge J. M. Easterday.
Seventeen Customs House Employees
at San Francisco. ranging from clerks
and inspectors to assistant heads of
departments have been found guilty Of
receiving gifts of whiskey and other
liquors from a warehouse company
The Flying Trip of. the Scout Cruiser
Chester from New England to Haiti
to protect Americans in that quarter
during the revolution has amply justi
fied the building of the rapid scouting
ships of this class, in the opinion Of
naval officers.
An Old Feud is Blamed for Battle
at a political gathering, at Egypt,
Miss, in which Charles Isean was shot
to death, Richard Bean was so badly
beaten he may die. Ed Demoiville was
wounded in the arm and B. A. Haw-
kins was shot in the side.
The Next Big Investigation to be
Undertaken by the house of represent
atives will be- to determine whether
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