Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-14
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The newly appointed American ambas
sador. John A c. Lsishman, arrived at
Berlin Friday, presented his credentials
to Foreign Secretary Won kiderlen
Waechtet
Paroles have been ordered for two
more bankers in the moderaI prison at
Leavepworth. Kas, They are II. T.
Wells former Kenosha, Wis. bank
clerk and II. G. Gon. who was connected
with the Bigelow Bank in Milwaukee.
The American Board of Commissioners
for Foreign Missions closed its annual
meeting at Milwaukee Friday After
words of farewell. by missionaries just
leaving for their fields, the closing mes
sagss were spoken by President E. D.
Eaton. d u. of BeIoIt College, Wis
and Rev. A. Z. Conrad, .. D. Of Boston
MaderoiseIle Renee Tairion, a
French teacher who was arrested q
a spe. charged with having obtained
from 4 German army officer, tie secret
mobilization n1ans Of the German
army, was Friday convicted at Letn.
sic Germany IF spyiag and sentenced
10 six months Imprisonment.
Robbers who entered the post Office
at Mulberry, Is miles east Of Pittsburs'
j Penn, early Friday. escaped with sew
eraI packages of registered m2tk One
package is said to have contained S40.-
Gee, being sent 70 the Sheridan Ceai
co. to pay its miners. Neither the otii-
eials CT Che company nor the post
master will taiE.
Senator Nelson ". Aldrcb of Rhode
island returned from Europe Friuay
on the steamer Baltic. As chairman al
! the Monetary Commission. Senator
! Aldriah has been investigating tae l.
Isnancial methods Of various European
governments and state banking insti=
tut!ons. lie would not discuss the mat
ter Friday Mrs. Aldrieh and their
daughters accompanied him.
y man giving the name Of Francis
Mehler who claims to be q member OF
a millionaire Pittsburg family. gradu-
ate of Princeton University and a second
year student at West Point, now on fur-
Tough and his companion of three
months. Alice A Black. an 1s-year-old
girl. of Colorado Springs, were held in
bonds of $4,000 each at New orleans Fri
day on charges of forgery. They were
arrested in New Haven. CT. and taken u
New Orleans to answer local charges.
There are some indications of a ras-
toratlon of peace IN the STATE of chiapas
due largely to the efforts Of General
Paz, commander OF the Federal troops
at Tuxtla Gutierrez. peace conference
BEGAN at Mexico City Friday. state
troops Thursday reeaptured Coneordta
\ band raid-d Oaxterec and carried off
the public funds Thursday. Fridays adj
vices stated that the MANAGER and his
assistant of a hosnital We're knidnapred
by a gang under the personal direction
of Zalpala and executed.
band of sneak thieves has been OPP
Grating in Pawtncket. r. l., recently and
a number of daring robberIes have been
reported to the policemen at roll call
every morning. The most startling ex-
hibition of the robbers nerve and cour-
Hge was made known Friday, when chi Z
of Police Charles f. Hill reported shat
lis private Office at the station had been
entered som time during the night and
his overcoat stolen. Three officers were
on duty in the building at the time.
Charles Dennson Price, midship-
nan of the cruiser New Orleans, be-
longing TO the United States Asiatic
aeet, committed suicide Friday at Ma
srila. He shot himself in the head The
/ New Orleans is lying off Cavite, having
| recently returned from a cruise in
Chinese waters. He was appointed to
the Naval Academy at Annapolis from
Pennsylvania on July 81, 1905. Price
hal been ordered by the navy depart
mont to take d reorganization for his
promotion. Having failed on previ-
ops examination, it is believed at the
department that he preferred 10 re-
sign rather than to stand the test.