Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28

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 Been Struggled into this country. were | cago.
 President Taft Accepted an invitation l yesterday to attend the dinner of the Aero club of America in New York on | Jan. 27.
 Harvard College Yesterday observed | the 304th anniversary of the birth Of
 John Harvard, the founder of the mi versity.
 or; B; L. Whitman, one of the most widely known Baptist ministers in
 America, died at hospital at Seattle, yesterday
 Memorial Services Were Held sum l day night for the late Justice John NJ. Harlan by the Afro American citizens | of Chicago.
 The Supreme Court of Missouri yes | terday reduced the fine against the h. i ternational Harvester company from s5o.0oo to $25,o0o.
 sioner of internal revenue shows re- | ceipts of s3z2,526,299. the greatest in the history Of the government.
 Progressive Republication" will be sounded throughout Ohio within two or three weeks by some of the leading national opponents of that faith.
 Rev. pr. Alexander Doyle of Wash Inqton received a despatch from Rome 1 saving Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul, Minn.. would be created cardinal.
 The. Annual Report of the Charity Organization Society of New York slows a marked increase in the mum Der of dependent families in that city.
 The Employees of B. 9 G R. Knights three cotton mills at Man chaug. Mass, have been notified that the plant will go on full time Monday Dec. 4.
 Mexican Newspapers Are Stirring Up public feeling against the United States by the publication of reports that this government is planning inter ference.
 New York Detectives Are Busy try ing to catch a burglar or burglars who has been chloroforming flat dwellers and robbing them while they were asleep.
 Commander W. w. White. a Retired Engineer officer of the United States eInment of Hayti to reconstruct it's navy
 The National India Rubber Co.'s mills at Bristol. R. l.. which have been on short time for several months resumed operations on a full time schedule yesterday.
 Thomas A. Edison Called at the White House yesterday and met Presi- dent Taft for the first time. He had never seen the president and wanted to shake hands with him.
 Marriage License Was Issued yes terday to Hugh Smith Knox. son of the secretary of state and Miss Kath- erine McCook. daughter of the late General Anson G. McCook.
 The Winnipeg Historical Society has received a letter from V. Stefanson. the lived with race of EsSimos who had never before seen white man.
 No American Soldiers Are Likely to be sent to China immediately unless Japan alters her reported plans for the numer of Japanese troops who are to be sent to Tientsin and Picking.
 The Safe of the Wallace Company, a large department store in Schenec- tady. N. Y., was robbed some time be- tween Saturday night and Monday morning. About s3,6o0 is reported to have been taken
 Captain Breen and His Crew of six men were rescued yesterday from their vessel the three masted schooner Liz zie H. Patrick. of Boston. which stranded on Cape Lookout shoals, N. C.. at o'clock in the morning.
 Information Which Causes Adjutant General Hutchings of Texas to believe that General Revas has been used In Texas to divert attention from the real impending Mexican revolution was yes terday laid before Governor Celquitt.
 Charles B. Clarke, Member of the Yale club. was found dead in a New York hotel yesterday. He had slashed himself across the throat with azor. He left a note asking that the Yale club be notified and that notoriety be avoided
 The Third Accident in Two Years to Edward Lambert of Holyol1e. Mass, g macllinist employed by the Holyoke Machine company. resulted fatally yesterday. I4ambert's head was caught and crushed in a planer and the man was instantly killed.
 Tn View of Scores Of Pedestrians, Jacob Horwitz. g painter, of Cleveland. | O. was shot and killed in street Mon | day by Mrs. Rose Dworkin, who said | she came to Cleveland from Lawrence | Mass, to kill him. He ruined my life, and l have ruined his" she said.
 Carl Wilhelm Lorenz of Dresden, | father of Ernest Wilhelm LorenZ, now | in the insane ward of the Rhode Is- land state prison, awaiting trial for murder and highway robbery has l written to the court, asking that his | son be allowed to return to Germany.
 The Trust Busting" Crusade by the federal government has demonstrated r the judgment of Attorney General that the powers of the bureau of corporations should be en- asFef and the it ought to be brought ntc closer relationship with the de- ga, ment of justice.
 The Detroit United Railway y.-ster- lay agreed to pay a forfeit of $5o0o per day, covered by a million dollar pond. for every day the city Is kept out f possession of the traction lines after he city has obtained legislative au horfty ro operate them and has efven l