Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
Latest News Condensed.

The Atlantic National Bank of Providence E l.. closed
 Claims for loss of life and property ty the sinking of the Titanic total s11,774.e04
 The Union League Club. of Brook lvn. republican. has dropped politics and will be merely a social club
 Lenox, Mass. citizens voted to abolish kerosene lamps on the city streets and install electric lihts.
 Edward NJ. Porter, 1913. won the De Forest prize medal competition at Yale
 Solitary confinement and prison ciana
 Ernest Moschner, victim of tuber- c9losis, killed his four children and himself at Fitchburg. Mass.
 A gray timber wolf escaped from a crate on a railroad station in Boston and took refuge under building. He eas recaptured.
 Joseph Goldberg, of Baltimore. was given the choice of six months in jail CT a seat on the water wagon. He pre- ferred to go to Jail.
 A boiler containing 2.o00 gallons Of ammonia exploded in the Moore Ice Works, Pensacola. Fla, and four men were killed.
 Nathaniel H. Baldwin aged 96. died in MontcIalr, N J. He cast his first vote for William Henry Harrison, in 1840.
 Charles h. Nader. of Brooklyn. was excused from jury duty in black hand case when he explained that his wife was afraid to have him serve
 The Philadelphia Rapid Transit an nounced an increase in wages to It's 1000 employees, ranging from one-half cent to one cent an hour
 John r, Looney, publisher of the Rock Island (nl) News. was found guilty of sending obscene publications through the mails and fined $500. Tie Citizens Protective Assoeia- fion of Grand Junction. Colo, will take steps to prevent l50 | W. W. mem hers from entering that town.
 Fire that destroyed five buildings in Lansing. Kan. al loss of s500,0oo. caused panic among prisoners in the Kansas Penitentiary.
 Senator Kern. of Indiana, urges a Federal inquiry into the treatment Of the striking miners in West Virginia hy the State troops
 Solomon Day was killed when he at. tempted 10 rescue his invalid brother in law from their burning home in Mobile. Ala
 Because her husband allowed her to burn only eight matches a day, Mrs, E. P Cornwell. of Los Angeles, seeks & divorce
 P. T. Clark. of Hnlsboro, N C.. was appointed a teacher in the govern n8ent school in the American Samoa Islands
 The school authorities at Washing less than three inches between dancers
 Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, backed by 1 William n. Haywood, the | w. W. 1 leader, threatened to call strike of l r 600 school children in Paterson, \ ].
 F P. Colcock has been appointed | collector Of the port of Beaufort. :. | c He will succeed Major General | Bob" Smalls. a negro. who was col. | leetor for twenty years.
 New York's Coney Island is going | after business hard this year. A fund | of sio0,000 will be used in providing | attractions to bring visitors to the isl and
 The Agricultural Department re | ports that girls have shown them selves better farmers than boys. Okla homa girls hold the record for raising | and canning. having raised and | canned ninety varieties of vegetables and fruits.
 A funeral procession of skins passed | through the streets of Columbus. Ky. | behind the boat bearing the body of l the Rev. c. R. Flowers Tire proces- 1 sion moved to the home of friend of l the deceased on hill fin the higher l part of the town. where funeral ser
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