Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1911-02-10
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A dispatch from Dublin says 1.-THE
annual appeal Of the Trustees Of Tire
Irish Party for campaign funds, says
that the recent elections strained lis
financial resources 10 the 0ttemost.
They were the most eNpensieeiaf lhif-
" years-ths cost being mainly de
ffayed by the evefgener7as kinsnen in
America. Now that victory Is within
sight, IL Is more than ever necessary
for all the friends of Ireland to sup
port the cause
Officers Of the George Junior Re
public at ffeeville, y. y, are to be
sent to London, the coming spring, to
assist in the organization there OF a
Republic similar to that established al
Ithaca, \. Y by WeIlman r. George,
Strange as 1t may seem, a British no.
bleman is to head the new juvenile go.
vernment in England.
Frank Moss, assistant District At
tofney, of New York, and President
of the society for the Prevention of
Crime, spoke on "Society in the Grim
inal,n in the Church of the Messiah.
In his address he made this femarka-
BILE statement:
1.-THE crime we know and condemn
is only the symptom Of "a general dis.
ease. In my experience with cfimi.
mails in the District Attorneys office |
can truthfully say, that | have not
seen single criminal To whom ! did
not feel closely related. We are too
much alike to condemn each other"
This IL In accord with the Bible de.
elaration that all the human race have
sinned and are condemned to death
not because they have the disease but
because they fail to accept the divine
remedy.
Dunng the open discussion of topics
relative to Meriden's welfare, Mayor
Thomas l.. Reilly, Congressman-eleet
from the Second district, delivered n
sensational address, saying
"What the city needed most was n
few first class fuuerals-tires on agood,
strong windy day, when the hremen
were ehlofofofmed, aud the fine horses
knocked on the head. y
lie further said there were some pub
lie men In Meriden who were SO mig
gardly and close that they woule not
give nickel To hear a heavenly or
ehestra with The angel Gabriel as the
chief cornelist. For the chief represen.
tative of majority of the voters, his
implication that Meriden Is petty
hard place cannot be questioned.
A cargo of dynamite in Transit from
freight car to the hold of lighter
moored ae wharf, opposite New York
city, In NeweeJersey, exploded las
Thursday causing widespread ruin
and ca9<sing the death of at least II
perso rs and wouuding large numbsr
hsSw the explosion occurred is not
Shown rs all the men that might have
known were all killed.
President Taft has pardoned Fred u,
Warren, editor of the appeal to Rea-
SON. who was convicted and senten.
eed to six months imprisonment and
10 pay fine OF 81 900, for using the
mails to send matter, upon the cover
OF which was stamped in red letters:
zone thousand dollars reward will
be paid 10 any person who hdnaps eN-
Governor Taylor and returns him to
Kentucky authorities
In remiIune the sentence Of fine and
imprisonment, the President added
~ would question the wisdom OF
makins the defendant cons ptcuous ape
feeding his vanity ~ treating HIM -
ri0usiN when his Violence, his cNagge-
ratious, his Wild accusations, aud hl>
much heroies ought 60 be treated with
rlGicale
The amounting and ctoWuing of kinA
George, at Westminster AobeN, Lon
don, will take place ia June. lis an
nounced that m July The King ana
Queen viii visit Ireland and Scotland
aud great doings are expected AT Dut
liza Castle and Hollywood Palace GA tina
occasion.
The executive committee Of the Ma
tionai Negro Business League advise
the negroes Of the United states L
prepare 10 celebrate the hftieth ami
versary of their Emancipation, with
out waiting any longer for Congress L
move in the matter, and TO dismiss tn
thought OF q National Exposition.
recommends State or county eXposl
lions where they are practicable, ant
local expeditions where they sare not
The committee suggests that the thiF,
week in October be sci apaIt for tn
Commemofation.
An entire fishing village of 2aS men
which had been established on The out
side of Biorko Sound, Finland, wa
carried out to sea, Ia gale, last Fri
day night. The loss was not discover
ed until morning, whes the village wa
out OF sight. Boats were then sent Il
the rescue.
The contention over the Canadian re-
ciprocity treaty has resched the Eng
xsh Parliament, and there denounced.