Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1913-07-04
Latest News Condensed.

held in London next August.
j. Earthquake shocks, believed to be
1000 miles TO the eastward, were re
corded at Florence, Italy.
Wallace r. Johnson, Of Philadelphia,
was defeated in the English tennis
tourney at Wimbledon, England.
Eight Italians were killed In dyna-
mite explosion at railroad eonstrue-
ton camp near Parham, Ont.
The Argentine rife team sailed from
Buenos Ayres for New York, to take
part in the international rife contest
The international Rowing Assoeia-
ton of Canada will hold its first re-
gatta on Hamilton, Ont. August l6.
Emperor William, OF Germany ap-
proved the appointment Of Justice
Gerard as ambassador from the United
States.
The German Reichstag adjourned
until November 20, after adopting the
measures financing the army in
creases
A crowd Of 5000 persons Witnessed
q bull light at Santander, Spain, in
which Is bulls were killed and one
matador gored.
The Nor segian Storthing approved
the contract for a government wire
less service between that country and
the United States.
A number OF cases Of war munitions
we're seized by the government at
Bridgetown, Barbados. They are be-
lieved to be for use at Venezuela.
The English High Court Of Justice
ruled that the White Star lines con-
ditions printed on the tickets relieving
the company from Titanic liabilities
Is illegal
Dora Juan Edwards. the wealthiest
woman In chile, died at Santiago
The Duke of Connaught has accept
ed an extension OF one year in his
term of service as governor-general
OF Canada.
Workmen excayating al the Guanta-
namo. Cuba, naval station unearthed
a large jar containing $4,000 in Span
ish gold
Jack johnson, the negro pugilist,
sailed from Montreal for Hayre on
board the Allen line steamer CORN.
than. The immigration authorities
were prepared to deport him unless
he sailed.
Thomas Jefferson's portrait will ap-
pear on the new issued postal card.
The Batavia, N. Y. Preserving Com
PAM plant was destroyed by fire. Loss
S125.000.
hail and rainstorm swept Ne
braska. doing 100000 damage to
crops.
John Lester Barstow. once COVER.
nor of Vermont, died at Shelbourne.
aged so years
said TO be the result of the deyastat-
ing habits of cineh bugs.
Thirty.nine were reported dead in
Chicago as the result OF the heat,
which broke all records
George Giles, an English engineer
was deported from New York as suf.
fering with religious mania.
The jury disagreed in the case Of
Guseppi Pomare. at Cleveland. eharg.
ed with sending threatening letters to
President Wilson
More than 250 volunteers have Of
fered 10 supply skin for the victims
of the llousted Mills explosion in Buff
falo
Twelve boys were drowned at Law
renee. Mass. when the gangplank
leading TO bathing pavilion col
lapsed
Matt ]. sullivan and Thomas ].
Hayden were appointed special prose.
cutors in the CamlnetttDiggs white
slave cases.
Philadelphia authorities notified the
the residents to boil their drinking
water In order to prevent typhoid,
which IS increasing
A cyclone struck Kasota, Mimi,
blowing down grain elevator and
several smaller buildings. Loss is es.
timated at $4,000
Postmaster Fisk. of San Francisco,
answering request for his resigna'
ton, defed Postmaster General Burle'
son ~ discharge him.
Harry Daniels, a banker OF Upper
Sandusky, Ohio. was drowned when he
drove his automobile through an open
bridge at Port Clinton. Ohio.
More than $1,000 miners in the West
Virginia coal district have been or
dered to strike on July1 by the United
Mine Workers, of America.
Buffalo physicians have issued call
for 10000 inches OF skin TO replace
that burned on those injured in the
fire at the Hustled Mills in that city
Joseph A. Bimm. a director OF the
Dayton, Ohio. National City Bank.
committed suicide as the result OF
heavy losses sustained In the recent
foods.
Minnie Bristol was drowned and II
A Gregory, circulation bureau man
sger seriously Injured when their au.
tomobile went through a bridge rail.
ing at Chicago.
Harold NJ Smith, general manager
OF the Home Gas Company, Salisbury,
Md, was arrested for the death OF
Miss Florence Wainwright. cashier for
the gas company,
Stephen j Stilweli's application for
q certificate of reasonable doubt pend
ing an appeal from his conviction OF
bribery, was denied and the former
New York state Senator must now
begin serving his sentence In Sing
Sing.
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patton. Doan's Regalets relieved and
strengthened the bowels so that they
have been regular ever since, =.