Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-06
OBITUARY.
S. J. Young, WiIIimantic Hotel Pro
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 Willimantic, June 6.-S. J. Young, aged 66, well known all over New Eng land as hotel man, died Wednesday evening at 1150 o'clock at his home, Young's hotel, Main street, of acute Bright's disease, following an illness since last Friday, although he had not heen in the best of health since a year ago last winter.
 Mir. Young was born in Earnschffe, Prince Edward Island. He came to tljs country at the age of 21, locating in Hilton, N. H., where he was em- Dloyed as a dyer in cotton mill four years. He next went to Lewiston, Me-, following the mill business, there for a short time, then to Olneyville, E. l., Hebronville,, and River Point, in succession. At River Bend he was an overseer' ten years.
 He then came to Willimantic and was employed In what was known as Tracy's mill as an overseer, then as superintendent for a number of years The mill is now known as the Quid- nick Windham Mfg. Co. He retired from the. mill business and was en- gagged in the dry goods business ill the Marble block on Main street, under the firm name of Bullard 6 Young.
 Twenty-two years ago the 4th of July he embarked in the hotel busi- ness, in what is known as Young hotel, and has since been located there. He was a man of genial disposition, kind and generous to a fault, and was well liked by all who knew him. There survive a widow, a son, Frank B. of this city, daughter, Mrs. Leander H. Smith of Newport, R. L, a mother over 80 years old residing in Earnscliffe, P. E. l.. and five brothers, Henry of Bris- tol John of Prince Edward Island, | Richard of New York Wellington of Pownal, P E. l., and Seymour of r Earnscliffe MT. Young was a member of the Putnam lodge of Elks, Natchaug | ledge, No. 22. K. of P, of this city I the Odd Fellows of Riverpoint R. l., and an honorary member of the Willi- mantle fire department.
 United States Senator Nixon of Ne
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 Washington, June 5-United States Senator Nixon of Nevada died at ter o'clock tonight. Senator Nixon had been at the Episcopal Eye, Ear and I Throat hospital since last Thursday when an operation for nasal catarrf was performed Spinal meningitis de- Veloped and the senator's condition soon became critical. For the pas 24 hours his death had been momen- tarily expected.
 Early today Christian Science practitioner, William S. Campbell, wax l called into the case. The, senat tor; wife and relatives in Nevada had beer 1 notified of his condition and they art now hurrying to Washington.
 Senator Nixon was one of the mos conspicuous mining magnates in the west and was intimately associated with the great operation. at GoldfielC in his home state. He Was 52 year old and native of California, goins to Nevada early in life.
 In the United States senate lIr Nixon was quite figure, rarely havinf anything to say in the floor proceed ings though always ready to give hi advice in the private councils of tn, republican senators among whom h. ranked high. He was chairman of tn committee on reclamation of arit lands. Despite the running fire of at tack aimed at his control of large in terests MT. Nixon was recently unani mously reelected by a democratic leg islature, in ratification of his choice a a popular election on the so-callet Oregon primary plan. His term, second one, would not have expire, until 1917.