Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
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Condensed TeIegrams Emperor William is suffsrins from . severe cold. Severe earthquake shocks wers rs- corded at Sydney Australia St. Louis celebrated ths 15oth anni- versary of it's foundation The army worm is reported to< Do causing damage to crops in Missouri
 The failure of the Bsnque MinIere, Metalurgique ct Industrieile at Paris was announced. Columbia is celebrating the 5oth an- | niversary of the foundation of the School of Mines Recognition of President Benavides of Peru has been accorded by the United States.
 John PoIIaI<, of sayonne, N- J., eight years old, was killed by falling from the roof of three-story building. The Chilean Government officially recognized the new Peruvian admins | tration under President Benayfdes. James H. Hayes, assistant secretary treasurer. of the Baldwin Locomotive, l died in Philadelphia, aged 4s years Senatorial dignity melted before the heat and pages were allowed to gamDoi | around the chamber minus their coats It was announced that China would have the largest display of any for eign nation at the Panama Pacific | Exposition.
 Mrs. James Oliver, widow of the wealthiest woman in Indiana, died in { South Bend
 Transatlantic steamships. in eonse- quence of the amount or Ice m the North Atlantic. will take more south erly route
 General Steward L. Woodford, sol | dier, lawyer and diplomat, who died in | New York last February, left an es- | More than 50 firemen were overcome ! by smoke when fire partially destroyed | the Union Station at Detroit. Mich The loss is $30,000.
 I The first drowning of the season at | Mays Landing, N. J., occurred, when ! Nicholas Rossati. 16 years old, lost his l life in Lake Lenape.
 Using barber pole as ladder, frs- men rescued 10 persons from ire | which destroyed a three-story build | ing in Newark, N. J.
 An invitation to spend. July. A. at | Philadelphia was extendede to Presi- dent Wilson by delegation represent
 ing the City Council.
 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the English 1 novelist. visited the Tombs prison in | New York and was guest of honor at a
 dinner given by the Pilgrims A number of mills at Youngstown,
 Ohio, were compelled to close down be- cause of the excessive heat The
 temperature was 95 degrees.
 Good Roads Day. wac celebrated
 throughout West Virginia by bo,ooo
 men, who with picks and shovels, re-
 paired the public highways. II The steamship J. F. Luckenbach, . 3.0o0-t vessel with a crew of 2s men, which was due in Baltimore on May 21 is believed to have been lost. I Alfred J. Straka, of Cleveland, sea-
 man on the battleship Texas, fell from
 the deck of the vessel and was drown ed. The body was recovered.
 Winston Churchill, first Lord of the
 British Admiralty. accomplished the first of a series of tests, required in order to obtain an air pilots license. | Sir WiIfrer Laurier completed 4Q years of service in the Canadian
 House of Commons. A gold watch was 1 presented to him by the Liberal party. Ford Margeum, president Of the Farmers National Bank of Sussex N. J., is dying from injuries received his automobile went over an embank-
 ment.
 Gustav Lloyd, a Ioneshorenan em-
 ployed on the steamer Bahassire at the , Bush Terminal piers in Brooklyn. was killed when load of crated beef fell
 on him.
 Four persons were killed and three
 seriously injured when an automobile
 stage slidded off the approach to a
 bridge across the Snohomish River
 near Everett, Wash.
 A resolution was adopted at the
 Stroudsburg. Pa, setting aside June l as Rooster Day. when every rooster
 in the State shall be killed.
 Miss Annie Kennedy, militant
 suffragette and chief aide to Mrs.
 pankhurst, became seriously ill from
 the effects of hunger strike and vas
 released from Holloway jail.
 Navigation lights of the Campeche
 bank are kept burning and appear to
 be in good condition. The commander
 of the U. s. S. Yankton cabled the
 Navy Department to that eeet-
 |
 The Senate has stricken from the
 naval appropriation the authority for
 an investigation by the Secrtary of the
 Navy into the plans for the erection of government armer plate plant.