Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-16
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The eubonic Plague Is Extending in northern Manchuria.

he Bubonic Plague ls Extending m northern Manchuria.
 Speaker Cannon Was the Guest of honor at the White house.
 Col. Eustace 1aIfour, brother of A J. Balfour, died in London. T Vaccination. Against Typhoid has proven highly >beneficiaf in the army.
 Tho Agricultural Department reports that the 17-year locust is due this year.
 The Ballot Wednesday for United States senator in Montana was without result.
 Arguments in the Pantchenko pois. oning case in St. Petersburg were continued.
 The Ballot for United States Senator did not result in an election Wednes- day in Denver.
 A Resolution Was Introduced in the senate for an investigation of the so- called Paper trust.
 President Taft Made an Address and ex-President Roosevelt wrote a letter to the Boy Scouts.
 8rigadier Gsneral George B. Davis reNnqufshed his duties as judge advo- cate general of the army
 General Rsyes Aims to EstahlisI, an obligatory military service in Mex leo Tor the support of the government
 There was Conference of demo- cratic senators on the proposition for the election of senators by direct vote
 A Tablet in Memory of Joseph Montford, provincial grand master of Masons. was unveiled at Halifax, N. c.
 Seven Psrsons Were Blown out of their beds by the explosion of Black Hand bomb in tenement in Harlem, N. Y.
 John B. Mcdonald, the railroad and subway builder. is critically i'll at his home in New York, suffering from q complication of diseases.
 The Suprsme Court of Ohio Rules that Mrs. Anna E. Madden lost s250 month aiimony when she married second time to Louis V. Bell
 The Election of pr. Manuel E. Aran- jo to the presidency and of Onefre Durant to the vice presidency of Sal vador was ratified by the congress.
 The State Senate Resolution asking President Taft to call an extra session of congress to revise tha tariff was passed by the Missouri house of repre- sentatives.
 William Mccrary of Denver, in kill ing himself. accidentally shot a by stander, Arthur Knowles, and led Mrs. Julia Sohn, in whom he was interest ed, to take poison.
 At the First Salon of American ar lists in Paris. to be opened by United States Ambassador Bacon, 150 works will be exhibited by 26 painters, scalp- tors and engravers.
 Walter E. Mccormack, former coun4 sef for the interstate commerce com mission, predicts that the body. will eventually control both interstate and intrastate commerce
 Julius Rosendale of Philadelphia, who was immune to the effects of al- cohol. has bequeathed his stomach and brain to the University of Pennsyl- vania for investigation.
 Hundreds of the Devoted Followers of the priest, Helidorus, in Russia, have vowed not to eat or sleep until the holy synod's order transferring him to another parish has been rescinded.
 The Supporters of Senator Lafayette Young in the Iowa United States sena- torial ballot Wednesday voted for Jus tice of the State Supreme Court H. E. Deemer. The ballot did not result in an election.
 The Trial of Former Senator Frank J. Gardner of Brooklyn, on a charge of attempting to brige Congressman Otto G. Foelker. the former senator, to vote against the Hart-Agnew racing bills, began before Justice Seabury in Brooklyn.