Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24

aeroplane turned turtle.
 Canada's Protest Against the Amer ican Panama canal bill is in course of preparation at Ottawa.
 John M slaton, president of the Georgia senate. has been nominated by the democrats for governor.
 A Dirigible Service on which resi- dents may ride about the city for $25 will open in Chicago on Aug. 28.
 
 President Taft Made Plans yesterday to leave Washington for Beverly with in an hour after congress adjourns.
 Prime Steers Arc Now Selling in Chicago for $1060, the highest price in years. Last week they sold at $1O.5O
 Glenn Curtis, the Aviator, sailed for Europe to demonstrate his hydroplane and newly invented flying boat for use in war.
 The Vienna Police department will expel suffra gettes who annoy Chancel- Tor Lloyd George of England, who is at Marienbad.
 Mayor Harrison of Chicago declared there vii be no strike of the 14,000 car men when the conference between em- ployes and employers adjourned.
 Lewis Hutchins, young man whose home is thought to have been at New buryport, Mass, committed suicide by shooting at Meredith, N. H., yesterday.
 Three of the Crew Of the Steamer St. Louis who were arrested in Southamp- ton for assaulting a non-union man were sentenced to two months at hard labor.
 Making a Rope of their flannel shirts miners at Nelson. B. C, rescued Ben 1 Galgarror who fell into a cUevice hun dreds of feet deep, landing on a ledge 50 feet from the top.
 The First Municipal Opera House in the United States is to form part of San Franciscos new civic center, for which S8,0O,OOo worth of bonds were voted last spring.
 William Durkin Was Shot and Killed by Martin O'Nalley, a bartender in a l saloon at Clinton, Mass, yesterday. l O'Nalley admitted the shooting but | said that it was an accident
 The Republican State Committee of i Washington has reOrganized by Oust- | ing three members who had identified 1 themselves with the progressive party, and replaced them with republicans. State Senator Thomas ]. Speliacy, l who has announced his candidacy for 1 the nomination for congress to repre- sent the First district. has resigned as | chairman of the Hartford democratic town committee
 l J. w. Move, a well known New York actor, fell from the rear platform of a | New Haven railroad train at Pelham, ! N. Y. and was instantly killed. He was reaching for his hat which had blown from his head.
 After Several Hours of heated debate l during which the seven Year enlistment 1 tenure provision was attacked as un- | constitutional. the conference report on the army appropriation bill was agreed to by the sente yesterday.
 More Than 50,000 Exhibits from the | Copper Mine river section and adja- cent islands in the Arctic ocean will be added to the American Museum of i Natural History this winter as the ] fruit of the Stefanssen expedition, now ] in the north.
 From Slavery to Founder of a town inhabited entirely by negroes was a story that thrilled the delegates att | tending the convention of the National | Negro Business Mems league at Chi | cago yesterday It was told by Isaiah 1 T. AIontgonery of Mound Bayou, Miss 1 whose wealth is estimated at S2OOU0O
 President Taft yesterday sent 10 the senate the nomination of Major Beech l CT B. Ray, U. s. A. to be deputy pay master general with the rank of lieu tenant colonel Major Rays alleged po- | iticaI activity in 1908 and other of his 1 acts while in the army have been the | subject of a congressional investiga l tion.
 The Sequel of an alleged elopement l from Hoboken, N. J.. developed in the Hartford police court yesterday, when | Fd.vurd Doberstein was sentenced to 1 iai for thirty days and Mrs. Rudolph | Trube was fined. The woman's hus- band who made the complaint, Is eX- pected to pay her fine and take her | back to New Jersey.
 President Taft yesterday sent to the senate the nomination of Albertus ". l Baldwin of Connecticut. to be chief of the bureau of domestic and foreign commerce. which is a consolidation by | congress of the bureau of manutac lures and the bureau of statistics in the department of commerce and labor MT. Baldwin was formerly chief of the | bureau of manufactures.
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