Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-14


mer investigation have been issued.
Esrata Schneider of Brooklyn, N Y,
accused of setting fire to a tenement,
| was sentenced to 80 years in prison.
Tariff Argument in Poetry was in
| jected into the debate in the house by
Representative Reilly of Connecticut.
President Taft Accepted an invita-
tion of the Conservative club of Previ-
dence, r. J., to visit that city June %.
Mrs. <. H. Stokes, Mother of former
Governor Stokes of New Jersey, died
al her home at Millville, n. j., yester-
day.
Mrs. Edith CuIbertson of Denver
| Col, a graduate of Vassar, ended her
life because of a quarrel with her hus-
band.
Henry c. Frick has Purchased a
Gainsborough portrait of the Countess
of Radnor, which has been valued at
100000
The Central Railroad of New Jersey
declared the regular quarterly dividend
of two per cent. and an extra dividend
of two per cent.
Frederick J. Baker, veteran engi-
neer of the New Haven railroad, died
at his home in Bridgeport from COM
plication of diseases.
The Boston School Teachers Lost
their fight for higher wages. The SEN
ate again voted to sustain Governor
F'oss' veto. "A to 15-
The Two coIombians who assaulted
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vice consul at Bogota, were sentenced
to long terms in prison.
The Seamen on British Steamers
!, now in United States ports wifi not
strike in response to the strike call to
be issued in England today
The Striking Coal Porters at South
ampton, Eng, rejected the employers
proffered compromise and demand an
immediate increase in wages.
Stephen M. Peit & Co, cotton brok-
ers, of New York, won a verdict
against the Potal Telegraph company
for an error in a telegram for s36,6S
Lightning Played Strange Franks on
the summer estate of Archbishop VIII
liam H. O'ConnelI at Bay View, Mass,
during terrific electric storm yester-
day.
Dwight w. Tuttle of New Haven is re-
ported at the New Haven hospital as
unfavorable. His left eye has been re-
moved
Joseph 3. Reichmann, Former Presi-
dent of the suspended Carnegie Trust
company, must go to trial on the in
dictment charging him with a misde-
meanor.
Thomas C. Dawson, minister of Pam
anna, will represent the United States
celebration of the Venezuelan inde-
pendence early in July.
All the Political Prisoners in the
penitentiary at Chihuahua, Mexico, in
clUding IA Americans and two Ger
mans captured in the battle of Casa
Grandes, were liberated.
While Closing a Window During
severe rain and electrical storm ut
Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Charles Bar
ker. As years old, was struck by light
ming and instantly killed.
Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad,
accused of shooting millionaire w. E.
D. Stokes, were remanded to the
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able to produce $4,000 bail each.
Lorenzo D. Barnes. an inmate of the
government hospital for the insane,
who recently prevented a wholesale de-
livery of convicts from that institution,
was pardoned by President Taft.
Frank G. Jones, President of the
American Electric Fuse company. Of
Muskegon Mich. has admitted for
geries committed in different parts of
the United States that may total $780,
GEO.
German Naval Officers Have Corn
pleted the programme of entertainment
for the officers and men of the second
division of the United States Atlantic
fleet on the occasion of their visit at
Kiel.
AS Preparations for the Coronation
approach completion it becomes in
crea singly evident that the celehra ton
will be on far greater scale of mag
nihcence than the coronation of King
Edward.
Decision by the Chicago Motor
club to prohibit automobile racing on
dirt tracks followed an investigation
into the circumstances that led to the
death Of Marcel Basle. who was killed
Saturday.
A Citizen of Memphis, Tenn, has
written Postmaster General Hitchcock
asking what the department would
charge him to make some postcards
and stamps with his own physiognomy
engraved thereon
Mrs. T. B. Cavender of Denver.
bride, received injuries from which
she died. and nine others We're seri-
ous1y hurt when the observation car
on the Short Line train from Cripple
Creek left the rails.
The North German Lloyd Liner Ber-
lin, which reached New York yesterday
from Mediterranean ports, reported a
Steerage passenger was taken i'll with
cholera four days after leaving Naples
and died 80 hours later.
Jean Gaeron, a Lowell Man, was ar
rested for the Boston police on a
charge of conspiracy to defraud Rocky |
Snow of Pelham. y. H.. who claims to |
have lost Sc. .0G0 IN a race tip wire tap
ping fake in Boston resort
That They Took $4,000 from the |
redemption fund in order to save ths
Redeema BILE Investment company from |
ruin. and not to benefit themselves. is |
the defense set up by Rev. Norman
Plass Charles II. Brooks and John L !
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