Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17

Condensed Telegrams

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 hurricane swept over the Conora | Madagascar. i
 Sylvia Pankhurst was prohibited l from addressing public meetings in ! Dresden.
 Rather than have his leg amputated, | Benjamin Franklin, a tailor of New | York, committed suicide. John Fields, an Oklahoma City, Okla, editor, was nominated for governor on the Republican ticket.
 The country home of Mrs. Peter F. Collier at Southampton, l.. l., was de- stroyed by fire. Loss $100,Oo0.
 The New York Association for the Blind has passed the s1OO,O0O mark in its effort to raise a $3O0,OO0 fund.
 Mrs. Nellie M. Noe, who died in New York, left, $125,000 of her $500, 900 estate to the Presbyterian Hospital.
 The memorial bust of William T. Stead, the English writer, was unveil- ed in the Palace of Peace, The Hague.
 William L. Sayer, editor of the 'Evening Standard" of New Bedford, Mass, died of pneumonia, aged 63 years.
 More than 17o apprentice seamen left the Lake Bluff, Ill.,, training sta tion to sail with the Atlantic fleet for Tampico.
 The resignation Of Charles H. Graves, United States Minister to Sweden, was accepted by President Wilson.
 J. Guy Giipatrick, the aviator who was arrested for landing his aeroplane in Central Park, New York. was dis charged.
 Frank Sammis, wealthy farmer of Huntington, l.. l., was murdered as he slept in bed by a farmland he had be- friended.
 The Oxford University team which will run in the Pennsylvania relay carnival arrived in New York on the Olympic.
 Four persons were killed and two injured when d passenger train col hded with an automobile at George town. Texas.
 Robert p. McAdan1s, of Elizabeth, N. J., took the oath of office as Clerk of the Court of Chancery at a salary of $6,0OO year.
 The Brazilian Government has ar ranged to send a steamer to meet Col Roosevelt and his party at the mouth of the Ariparana River.
 J. Frank Best, former cashier of the | National Bank of Netcong N J.. was sentenced to five years Imprisonment for m1sappropriating S5,000. ! The House sub committee reported favorably on a bill providing for the municipal ownership of street rail. roads in the District of Columbia J. Parker Whitney, son of wealth, i Californian, pleaded guilty to violating { the Mann white slave law at Sa1 i Francisco and was fined S2,50O.
 Mayor Mitchell of New York con tributed $1O0 to the fund for the widov i of Detective Joseph Guarnieri, who wa killed in the performance of dut.
 The entire second division of tn l United States army. numbering II OO l will hike from Galveston, Texas t l Houston and return, a distance of 15 miles.
 The caVaIrymen on strike duty a the Gould Coupler Works in RuffaI were recalled and force of 100 dep uties were stationed there to preven rioting.
 Governor Fielder of New Jerse signed the Edge bill compelling rail roads to provide protection to the pub
 lie at all grade crossings within thre
 months.
 Aerial lines between cities in tn
 United States and foreign countries
 specified in the charter of the AtIanti
 Aerial Navigation Co, capitalized a
 S125,000 at Trenton Fearing an outbreak of smallpox tn New Jersey Board of Health urged tn vaccination of all persons living i
 Pamberton, SykesvilIe, WrightVilI Jobstown and ColubUs William Hahn, New York buruls who has spent 26 of his 53 years
 prison, was sentenced to life imprisor | ment, was sentenced to life imprisoT , ment in Sing Sing.
 Rudolph p. Miller resigned as super
 intendent of Buildings for Manhatta
 to assist the Building Committee 7 the Board of Alderman in a revfsic
 of the Building Code.
 John N. Anhut, a lawyer convicted
 bribery in connection with one of Ha1
 ry K. Thaw's attempts to get out
 Mattewan, was sent to the Tombs LII til his appeal is decided. , About POO hotel men, members of u ! Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Associ; ton, will sail from New York on u
 steamer George Washington for tv