Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-27
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VUiiueIlS6u IelegfaInS
 A Glass of 1s6 was graduated at the l4Sd commencement of Dartmouth col lege yesterday.
 The First Street Cars in Europe on the American pay as you enter prin- ciple started at Gateshead, England.
 King George and Queen Mary start ed for the South Wales coal fields. be- ginning tour of Britain's industrial districts.
 Bill Finn. ardent Roosevelt man. got back to Pittsburgh, still talking. Taft will be defeated he exclaimed ex- citedly.
 Former United States Senator An thony Higgins of Delaware died yes terday at the home of his brother. in New York.
 Max Weiskopf, 12 Years Old. of New York, is dying with fractured skull as the result of a fight with rocks be- tween boy gangs.
 The Elm House and two private houses at Newfield- N. H., were de- stroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is estimated at $1O,OOO
 The Sale of the Boston Evenino lraveler, one of the oldest newspapers Tn Massachusetts, to the Boston Her ald' was announced yesterday. 
 Increases in Both Exports and i'm ports are shown by a statement of the foreign commerce of the United States for the month of May.
 The Woonsocket Police yesterday were still without a clue to the identi ty of the headless body of a woman which was found in the Blackstone river
 The Estate of the Late John Thatch CT, building superintendent in Brook lyn' who was killed recently by a s1,OoO,0oo.
 A Combination Business and dwell ing block owned by the Methodist church society at West Suffield, Conn.,, was burned early yesterday with a total loss of about $2,5O0.
 Secretary sof the Navy George von l.. Meyer, who is i'll with d very light attack Of typhoid fever at his home at Hamilton, Mass, was able to sit up TOT a short time yesterday.
 Prominent cubans Arriving yester- day from Havana by the steamship Saratoga were unanimous in their be- llef that the insurrection of the black element in Cuba is crushed.
 James R. Meigs, a former member Of the general assembly from Madison. Conn.,. died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry Hull al Clinton. He was in his 79th year. 
 Frank Berger, an Eye Witness to the shooting of strikers lu Hastings sWore the first shot was fired bv Supt, Van Aiken of the cable company's plant against which the strike was directed Another Batch of London sufrra- gettes were released II is presumed the doctors certified that they were physically unfit to stand the pump- feeding process. This makes the total number liberated 21
 Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of the United States supreme court was awarded the honorary de. gree of doctor of laws at the 11Stt commencement of Williams colleg, yesterday.
 The Principal Figure at the 1oStr n nf AF vermont yesterday was Governor Flu gene N. Foss of Massachusetts. whc received the honorary degree of doctor of laws.
 Chauncey M. Depew Sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He said of the Chi cago conventiOn: T never attended one in which the gallery was so quiet It would almost seem as if the specta- tors were thinking.
 The Strike of Weavers at the Lan- caster mills at Clinton. Mass, ended l yesterday with the return of members of the Industrial Workers of tho | World, who have been out nearly 1. weeks. No concessions.
 Proposed Advanced Rates on boot. | ana Snoe5 rom Boston, Mass, PrOVi. | dence, R. l., and New York city to At. lanta Ga, yesterday were suspended l by the interstate commerce commission from July l until July 29.
 Because of the States Heavy ex- l pense in caring for foreign born pa tients in its hospitals, Governor Dil i will ask the federal authorities tC provide stricter inspection of person; 1 entering the port of New York.
 Governor AIdrich of Nebraska yes l terday announced that he would no serve on the committee of IS to talk, the lead in organizing the new pro 1 gressive" party composed of Roosevelt adhereuts. He declared he woulC "stay regular"