Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10
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| The body Of Kate Roao..4. f1,,,,,d |
| Tuesday, in the ruins of 5,,.,,l, 80
| Plymouth. Mass. No one cA 80 nov,
the fire started which desS,.ca tba
smal! house in which the wo5 ~ uyad
alone. She was 50 years of al
| An unknown woman who wa fon,d
| unconscious in a Boston Sou{ md
| doorway, about midnight. Mon6y is
| believed to he dying at the CitMos- |
pital as a result of an assault .by{a}r |
| men. The woman is about 35 VS.
old. One man has been arestedN |
connection with the case.
Coal gas escaping from a kitchAI
range overcome seven persons in
Pleasant street tenement house al
leominster Mass, Tuesday, and two,
Mrs. John LAMA and Mrs. Angelo Sc
raphin, are in serious condition Mr.
and Mrs. LAMA and their three chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Seraphim We're
the persons affected
Fred Conklin, international amateur
1872 billiard champion, Tuesday night,
at Chicago, added G. points to his 49,
point LEAD over Calvin Demarest. pro-
fessional champion, in the second
NAoNh ~ Ni'tt iistlidlAstH 1ildltIi There.
Conklin made 267 in q innings: Dema-
rest S5S in 20 innings. Demarest is to
make 2000 to Conklin's 1895.
Advocates of the taxation OF inherit
anees won a long fight, Tuesday. in the
supreme court when that tribunal deeid-
ed that the New York "transfer-tax'' on
life interest retained in property trans
ferred during lifes was constitutional
The question of the constitutionality Of
the law arose over the taxation of a por-
ton of the estate of Susan y. Keeney
of Brooklyn
A coroner's jury, Tuesday, a Allan
tn, Ca, decided that Miss Kate Moore
was justified in killing w L. Banks
ton, Monday night. when he attacked
her mother. Miss Moore is but Is years
old. She shot Bankston, boarder in
their home, according to the evidence.
after he had chased her sisters out of
the house and was advancing on her
mother with n chair.
Frank Holloway, SO years, who is
also known under different names,
made a statement to the New York
police, Tuesday, in which he confess
ed that he was concerned in two bank
robberies. one at Panama and one at
New Westminster, b. c., in which
S315,p0o was stolen. He also said he
was wanted for two murders and for
many robberies in Oklahoma.
Eight steel molders met a horrible
death and II others We're seriously in
Jured, Tuesday, by the bursting of
gun mould at tile government naval
arsenal in the vicinity of Angouleme,
in the Department of the Charente.
France. Gas. which accumulated while
were pouring molten metal
into a big gun mould, caused the eX-
plosion. The men surrounding the
mould We're enveloped in the molten
metal. Eight died instantly and many
OF the others We're frightfully burned.
Passengers on the Lake Shores Knick-
erbocker Special eastbound, received a
severe shaking up but escaped injury
when the express crashed into freight
engines running light three miles west
OF Dunkirk. n. Y, at 10 A. NJ Tuesday.
The engines We're completely demolished
and three members of their crews were
slightly scalded. The tracks We're block
ed for three hours Passengers were then
to relief train. Among
them We're 80 Nassar College students.
The Special" which left indianapolis
At 615 p M. Monday, was several hours
ate, owing to severe weather conditions.
binding snowstorm prevailed at the
time, which is thought to have obscured
he signals. ,