Putnam patriot., 1912-06-07

Mrs. Jane Quinn of Chicago. wh' vas aceaseG Of mrr1ering her tbIr, husband la bed, vas acquitted
 Job l. Hedges announced hIs candi dacy for tae t publican nomination for Governor of New York
 Henry W A Fage. Of New York who called members Of Congress crooks. 9as found guilty Of crminai libel
 The House passed the navy appro. pristion bal. carrying SIIs,0g9. .000 without any provision for new battle. ships.
 The telegraph operators employed by the New Hay Railroad served 90 days notice on the company. request ing an increase in wages and changes in working conditions.
 The assembling room Of the Lion Automobile Co. Of Adrian. Mich. vas destroyed by fire. The total loss. in eluding automobiles. is $500.000 One man was killed
 " J. Flynn. the detective who ran down the Lupo gang of couBterfeiters. said his life had been threatened by members now serving sentences in At lanta: Judge Rays life also is said 10 be in danger
 John D. Rockefeller underwent In New York what was probably the sharpest examination he has experi- enced as witness al the hands of Samuel Untermyer. in the Waters Pierce oil Company case
 The governments attempt 10 I'm pound g59.990 bags of coffee was un= successful, application for d preiimi= nary injunction being denied by the United States Circuit Court of Alp peais
 Less than sixty civil var veterans ef the Twenty second Regiment es= eorted by the present regiment, parad- ef in New York in celebration of the fftieth anniversary of their march to the front
 Decisions Of the Inter state Com merce Committee indicated purpose 10 curb The coal monopoly; grave charges were made by the Marian Coal Company against the Delaware, Laekawanna < Western Railroad.
 After the memorial service for pc licemen in St Patricks Cathedral. New York. many members Of the force followed Cardinal Farley and be sought his blessing which he gave as they knelt on the grass plot at the rear of the Cardinals residence.
 A preliminary report of the dlsposi- ton Of the s150. .000 fund raised by the Red Cross Emergency Relief Commit tee or the survivors of the Titanic showed that s60. 900 has already been disbursed and S40.000 set aside for the further relief of particular families.
 After deliberating 12 l-2 hours. the jury in the Wytheville, Va, court. found Claude S Allen guilty Of mur- der in the seeond degree for the mur- der of Judge T. l.. Massie and recon mended that he be sentenced to l5 years imprisonment.
 Emanuelle Greco. alias Tony Muller. was sentenced 10 10 years imprisoa- ment and fined tl0000 for violating the white slave amendment of the in- terstate commerce act by transport. ing a woman from New York to New London. Conn.
 Senators Lea and Kern, In tele- gram to Senator Lorimer. asked him to name n specific date when hs would be in Washington to speak on his election case: Lorimers Chicago physician stated that the Senator was at present too i'll to travel.
 The report of the committee that in vestgated the Titanic disaster was presented to the Senate by William Alden Smith in a speech of fiery elo- quenee. Bill will be presented to safe guard ocean travel in the future and a gold medal was voted to Capt. Rostron of the Carpathla