Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-07

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 The Progressive Party won five seats in the Massachusetts house. The Constitutional Amendment giv- ing women full suffrage was carried in Kansas by majority of 50000.
 George W.. Hassen, his wife and their three children were asphyxiated in To- ledo, Ohio.
 For the First Time since the civil war, an American flag was raised over the Clay county court house, Liberty, Mo.
 Miss Anna McCIemman, 49, of New York, poured kerosene on a fire. She died in the hospital several hours lat CT. L
 In Wisconsin Berger, the only so- cialist in the house of representatives, was defeated with number of other office holders.
 no oIdnQdfd Oll SomPdny Ol hdH- sas yesterday declared a regular divi- dend of $3 a share and an extra divi- dend of $2 a share.
 Siegfried Beherens, widely known musician, is dead in Philadelphia, at 72 He was accompanist to Jenny Lind in his youth.
 Andrew Trautz, champion swimmer of America in the '7O's, was found dead in bed at Highland Falls. N. Y. He was 67 years old.
 Herr Van Marwyk Kooy, son of the owner of the largest brewery in Am sterdam, is in New York to study brewing methods.
 Charles E. Niles, an Aviator of the Hammondsport aviation school, drop ped a mile in his machine, escaping with a few bruises. The North American Glue company's s factory and four stores at St. Pierre, | Miq., were burned yesterday. The loss Is estimated at s5O,OOO.
 Louisiana Returns indicate the vote | for Wilson will exceed the democratic majority cast for Bryan in 1908, and Roosevelt ran ahead of Taft.
 Expressions of Coincidence on the death of Vice President Sherman have been received at the state department from more than 35 governments.
 Two Residents of Coney Island went to the polls in bathing suits, determin- ed not to allow election day to inter fere with their morning dip.
 John L. Wilson, owner of the Seattle Post Intelligencer. died yesterday at a hotel at Washington of angina pee toris, after an illness of one hour.
 Stafford House, the Duke of Suther- lands magnificent London residence has been purchased by Miller Gra- ham, a California oil man.
 In Schenectady, N. Y, where the so- cialists had elected almost a complete local ticket at the last election, prac- tically all of it's candidates were de- feated.
 Missouri for Eight Years in the re- publican ranks. scrambled back into the solid south" line Tuesday. B6tt national and democratic state tickets won.
 William E. Thoms, Democrat, re. elected representative from Waterbury has announced his candidacy for thu democratic nomination for speaker oi the next house.
 With the Possible Exception of Ja' cob Johnson candidate for congress the republicans made clean sweep ol Utah. President Taft was given ma jority of about 5000. Rev. pr. Herry Sylvester Nash, rec ognized by many theologians as thu foremost New Testament scholar 1T the country, died at his home at Cam bridge, Mass yesterday.
 Colonel Frank C. Churchill formerly chairman of the New Hampshire re publican state central committee, diet of Bright's disease yesterday at hi home in Lebanon, aged 62.
 I Think the Vote For Me was a yer! handsome endorsement of my admin istration of the office of governor" sait Governor Baldwin yesterday, and appreciate it very deeply.
 Sir Thomas Lipton has promised ; five thousand dollar silver challeng' cup to the Winnipeg, Man., Rowin' club. to be rowed for by crews iron the United States and Canada.
 "Red Phil" Davidson, slayer of 'Bi! lack Zelig and who pleaded guilty t' murder in the second degree last week was sentenced yesterday to serve no less than 20 years in Sing Sing.
 Hymen GoIdstein, 19, of 121 St Marks place, New York, was shot an seriously injured by one of the gam who tried to steal a pile of wood h had gathered for an election fire.
 William H. Hayward, former secre tarv of the republican national com mittee and one of the best known poll ticians in Nebraska, has been sued To divorce by, his wife, Mrs. Sarah ( Hayward, who alleges extreme cruel , ty.
 , A charqe of Manslaughter was mad against Delmar Carterud, 19 years O age. a Hartford taxicab driver, yester day. as a result of an accident Oct. 3( in which August Herstman, cigar maker. was injured and died a hal hour later.
 Jail Sentences of Thirty Days eac and fines of $7 were imposed in tn cases of Laura Gamer of West Ha ven and Lawrence Crouch of Rock vile in the Hartford police court yes terday. The couple were arrested | a rooming house on complaint of Mrs