Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-10

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restIng place on the steel girders on the
floors below. Several ironworkcrs were
seriously hurt Two of the workmen
| were hurled to the ground floor by the
| falling derrick.
President Taft Saturday told del
egaton Of Arizonians That Ia viii
wait until Congress acts before he de
| cid"s Wdet Their he will approve or uis-
aprro"c the constitution adopted by
| tn .triznna constitutional convention.
He believes the debates in Congress
VIII SIZED much light ON the matter.
Spreading rails caused the oVorturn-
Ing Of the passenger and baggage
coaches which make up the first morn
| Ing train from Suftleld to Hartford. at
Woods station. CT, and two members
of tie crew and four of the passengers
received painful injuries. while other
passengers were bruised and shaken
up. Frost coming out Of the ground
softeuing the roadbed is given as ii
contributory cause Of the accident.
Donate Fabrizio of the North End.
Boston. the moment he was released
from the Charles street Jail. where he
iieN ''tA4 WI IL Sbpl'CIt '44'tA 81 was
arrested by Inspector Cronin of police
headquarters and arraigned In the
municipal court Saturday ON charge
of being a fugitive from justice. Judge
Bolster held him in $1,000 ON this
charge for the New York police. The
IN rites there want him on Il charge
OF perjury and charge of bigamy.
Completing arrangements rapidly. so
as to avoid the possibility of his pris-
oner being detained in tins country to
answer charges in Toledo and New
York, John Miller. inspector of the on
tario provincial police, left Cincinnati
saturday Tor Canada with Thomas
Young Murdoch, a barrister. arrested
al Cincinnati Friday night. Murdoch
is accused of misappropriation of funds
o. clients IN Jarvis, Ont, through the
manipulation Of mortgages and other
securities.
\ commission of Americans with the
unique contract of reorganizing the IL
nances of the Persian government set sail
Saturday from New York for Europe ON
the steamer ST. Paul. The party will go
direct to Teheran and commence their
task, which must be completed before the
expiration of five years. The finances of
Persia have been in a chaotic state for
years and the American experts Will
straighten them out. On the pier to bid
the party farewell was the Persian charge
d'affaires at Washington. Mira Ali Kuli
Khan, and his wife.
Patrick J. Keeley, formerly de
teetixc in Illinois States Attorney
been found guilty of perjury in his tes
timony in the second trial Of Lee
O'Neil Browne. was granted new
trial Saturday. His conviction was the
only one in numerous trials growing
out of charges that the election of
William Lorimer to the United States
Senate WAS the result OF bribery
Judge Thomas Clark ruled that the
state had no right to show why Keeley
rad been discharged from the police
force.
Pres. 5. H. Abbot of the Boston Coop
erative Milk Producers Co. has issued a
statement defending the action of the
milk producers in demanding the repeal
of the Saunders law as the real solution
Of the milk situation. Pres. Abbot states
that there seems to be common misun-
derstanding of the facts leading up to the
present hasty and Objectionable leGisla-
ton" This law has never been cOnsid-
cred by the Milk Producers Association, =
says Pres, Abbot. Il am not aware that
any director has been consulted in regard
to it or his advice sought and had such
been the case no opportunity was offered
for public expression on the issues in
volved."