Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| Alden Remission n civil War veteran.
q wears cid. was injured in runa-
| way accident in Franklin. n. H,
| Tuesday afternoon Remission is from
| the New Hampshire Soldiers Home at
! TilJon. and was driving an OK team
belonging to the Home from Frank
| lin cider mill. Remission was riding on
the wagon tongue when a passing au-
tomohile caused the oxen to run away,
throwing him off. The rear wheel of
| the heavy cart passed over his leg,
| and he was severely bruised and shak-
en- up.
Four hundred and fifty bottles of
vodka. a Russian drink. and 456 bot
ties Of Pilsner beer We're seized, Tues
day, by Deputy United States Mar
shall james Ruhl on information filed
in the federal court by United States
District Attorney French on complaint
Of Drs. Raynor and Holton of the Bos-
ton United States Pure Food bureau
The vodka WAS shipped to wholesale
liquor dealer of Chelsea. 1t is charged
that the goods We're misbranded The
beer was shipped to Commercial
street Wholesale dealer 1t is alleged
that it was misbranded and adulter-
ated.
Inquiry from Biddeford. Me-, Tues
day, indicated that there is opposi-
ton on the part of the young wo-
mans parents to the marriage of
Ralph Duchesne and Miss Ida Con-
way of that city, who filed an inten-
ton of marriage in Lawrence, Mon
day. The former gave his age as "a
occupation. clerk and residence Riv-
er street. Biddeford. The young wo-
mans age was given as %. her home
81 st. Marys street and occupation
stenographer. In compliance with the
law the marriage license cannot be
obtained until the expiration of five
days from the time of intentions were
filed.
The Republican City committee of
Nashua, N H.. at a meeting Tuesday,
organized witl1~"rhe election of An
drew ]. Tuck. chairman; Harry S.
Rollins secretary; and Calvin r.
Wood, treasurer. Edward H. Wason,
who had been chairman for II years.
positively declined reelection.
Chairman Tuck was empowered t,
hire suitable headquarters for the
campaign at once. He was also re-
quested to call a caucus for the nom
ination of candidates for mayor and
other city officers for Oct. 10, or as
near that date as City hall can be Sc
cured
They We're shaking some little
square things on a table, but / am
net sure that they We're dice" testi-
fled Patrolman Elias johnson of
Bridgewater in the Brockton police
court, Tuesday, during the hearing
on the continued cases of six alleged
crap shooters at Bridgewater. The
six men were Emil Cormier, Thomas
Pendergast, Patrick Carroll, Thomas
Lacrosse and Joseph Creeden Of
Bridgewater and Walter Crowley Of
West Bridgewater. Each was fined
SIS. Cormier was also charged with
keeping a gaming nuisance. his case
being continued to Saturday for dis
position.
Five year old Helen Clark of 755
Broadway. Chelsea, was instantly kill
ed, Tuesday noon, at the corner Of
Parker street and Broadway, Bos-
ton, a short distance from her home.
by an automobile driven by Albert
Mitchell, a chauffeur for Nathan Else
man of 629 Commonwealth avenue,
Boston. The child ran out from be-
hind a coal wagon directly in the
path of the car, and she was under
the machine before the chauffeur had
chance to stop it, Mitchell jumped
out and took the child in the automo-
bile to the Office of DIR. J. j. McPhail,
on Broadway, but she was pronounced
dead upon her arrival there.