Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-25
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Henry Ioussays the French bistori.,,,
and member of the French Academy. died
Sunday at Paris
President Taft Sunday at baldwin
Kan, received and accepted the resigna-
ton of l.. l.. Goldsborough collector of
internal revenue at Baltimore, Md. Mr..
Goldsborough Is a Republican candidate
for governor of Maryland and resigned
because of his candidacy.
Ten new cases of typhoid had peen re-
ported at Torrington, CT. up to Sunday
night, bringing the total number of pa
TENTS as result of the epidemic there III
TO 40. No additional fatalities have oc-
cured and the death list thus far stands
at live
teF. Edward \. Johnson. pastor of the
FIRST Baptist church of Newport IA. L.
one OF the Rhode Island clergy who re-
fused an offer of $1,000 TO ohciate at the
wedding of John Jacob Astor and .iss
Madeline 7. Force, conducted his last
services as regular pastor Sunday night.
Rev. Mr. johnson retires from the minis
try on account of failing eyesight TO ell
Ter commercial life in Philadelphia
Patrick Sullivan, Il Boston liquor
dealer, died at the Marlboro. Mass.
hospital Sunday night, the second vie.
tim of an automobile accident which
occurred on the state highway near
the sudbury line Saturday night.
FRANK DoWneS, also of Boston died a
lew hours after the accident The men
with their wives were i'm n machine.
which collitfed with a tree. and all of
the members of the party We're more
or less seriously injured.
The large brick factory building at
Sth street ana Snyder avenue in tho
southern part of Philadelphia, occupied
by Nathan Faggen IL Co, shirtwaist
manufacturers. and the Guycr Hat
Manufacturing Co. was badly damaged
by fire Saturday afternoon. The flames
spread to adjoining property, 20 dwell
ngs being damaged by the blaze The
entire loss is estimated at about $780,
o90 There were no employees in the
building when Ii took fire
Tile Dakota Daniel Blake Russell ar
rived in Boston from his home IN the
Far West and is ready for attendance
on the ne arings on the bill in equity
which is assigned to come up in the
Middlesex probate court before Judge
Iawton next Tuesday. Dakota Dan"
appears confident of the ultimate Sue
cess of his suit for a portion of the
estate of Daniel Russell of Melrose
Leslie A. Simpson of North Dakota. his
counsel, has written him that he will
arrived Monday.
When apparently about to recover Is
memory of his identity. Prof Mark w.
Harrington. former head OF the weather
bureau and noted astronomer and col
lege professor, has suffered relapse II
was said Sunday at the New Jersey State
hospital for the insane at Morris Plains
where he was sent in 1907, that until re-
Gently Prof. Harrington responded to his
name, but that he now denies that he
is Harrington. He insists that he is Jone
Doe, the name given him when he was
admitted. Prof Harrington no longer
recognizes his wife and denies that h.
ever was married. His friends and rela-
tives are greatly disappointed. Prof Har-
rington was once director of the observa-
tory at Pekin. China, and professor In
Washington and Michigan Universities.
disappeared from home in Mt. Vernon, y.
Y. in 1899 and was not found until 1901
after he had been committed to the asy-