Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-17

pOllliOtAl AAAS VI ENCuOAl-
 The Prussian Government has sub | mitted to the diet bill to compel | work.
 Bills Granting Pensions to the Wild cws of Admir8is Schley and Evans 1 were introduced in the senate yester- day.
 A Constitutional Amendment for woman's suffrage was introduced yes terday by Representative Berger (so- cialisD of Wisconsin.
 The General Store of Fesssnden & Lowell, including the postofice, at Reeds Ferry. N.. H., was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss s15,000.
 It is Believed 100 Fishermen have been drowned near Astrakhan, Russia, by the breaking away of an ice f1oe that carried them out to sea.
 Figures Compiled by the department of commerce and labor show that the United States takes third rank among nations as an exported of iron and steel.
 The President Nominated Civil En- gineer Homer R. Stanford to be head of the naval bureau of yards and docks, with the rank of rear adlni- ral.
 Advocacy of Political Supremacy for | the white race was one of the features of the message of Earl Brewer, inaugu- ! rated governor of Mississippi, yester I'day.
 The Estate of Marshall Field Of Chi ! cago has sued for an accounting of | $600,000 alleged to have ben invested l in the Virginia Coal Purchase com pany.
 Alvin w. Krech, President of the | Equitable Trust company, has submit ! ted an offer to purchase all the stock | of the Trust Company of America at $375 a share
 Postmaster Alfred w. Converse of Windsor Locks, Conn.,, died yesterday 1 from the wound accidentally inflicted in his side Sunday afternoon while hand ling a revolver.
 The Equitable Life Assurance Society 1 has purchased the $2,51S mortgage on the home of the late battalion chief, | William J. Walsh, and presented it with it's compliments to his widow. | Frank s. Ober, the New York Patent Attorney, who or a sick bed Monday in Garfield hospital, Washington, married Miss Josephine Robb, a New York newspaper writer, died yesterday.
 5allOting Separately, the Two Houses of the Mississippi legislature yesterday named James K. Vardaman to succeed United States Senator Leroy Percy whose term expires in March, 1913.
 The Interstate Commerce comn1is. sion has issued an order directing the Washington street railroad companies to issue six tickets for a quarter tC suburban residents in Maryland
 Bustanoby Brothers, who conducted ed the Cafe Des Beaux Arts, New York, filed a petition in bankruptcy yesterday. They listed their h&bjlitie: at S54o,09o and their assets at S247,0O0
 The House Judiciary Committee yes. terday ordered favorably reported tho Henry resolution changing the date ot the presidential inauguration from March 4 to the last Thursday in April Snow5ound in Their Mountsin Cabir
 Homo, the three children of Mrs. Nancy Allen Fuzzy of Grapevine, Ky, perishet from cold and Mrs. Fuzzy was foun( lying unconscious beside their frozeH bodies on the floor.
 DeIucina L. Bingham Died at Hi, , Home at Boston yesterday, aged g h-I
 being the oldest librarian in activ,
 service in Massachusetts, and probably in the United States.
 ; Five Children, Two Boys and Thre, , Girls, of John Deering, ranging iron 5 1 to 13 years of age. were burned |, 3 death yesterday when the Deerinj
 home, two miles from Prentice. Wis
 was destroyed by fire. 2 Harold R. Hutchinson, a Chauffeur was found not guilty of manslaughte , in connection with the death Jan. o ' Brookline Mass, by the automobil operated by the defendant. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Declare yesterday that he was mot discussin, pipe dreams" when he was aske about report to the effect that h
 was favored by the steel interests fo
 the presidential nomination. : Daniel Kester was Instantly kiiIe 1 and Carson Hester. Greeley H. Crep Il and Isaac Herr were fatally injured 8 . Measlanow,W. Va.,yesterday afternoo
 when a boiler in the flour mill of tn
 Harr & Crepp company exploded.
 A Gang of Men Clearing Snow fror - the Pittsfield, Mass. highways yester . day uncovered the body of John Ora,
 aged 60, farmer, who lived on tn n outskirts. The man was alive, bu
 died before he could bes taken to
 hospital.
 0 Vernon, Suburb of Los AngSle 0 believed to be the only incorporate T city in the United States that~has nc h Q single church. voted for wet" Sur | days Monday. There are three saloon s Fifty women voted. most of them vol 7 ing wet"
 e Arrangements for the Sale of th = Portland, Me, Street Railroad ccnp e ny, with assets Of about s5.000, 900, 1 = the Portland Light and Power conpe d nies were perfected yesterday. An o
 fer of $1Ig share for sIl ST a majorii
 of the s2, 600, 900 of stock has bee made.
 
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