Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-11-18
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The Germans are making butter
from codIiver oil.
The cunard liner Saxonia arrived
in New York from Liverpool
A temperance convention to make
Indiana dry opened at indianapolis.
Cardinal Mercier of Belgium will
isit the Vatican to confer with Pope
Benedict.
The French Nine steamship Roch-.
smbeau arrived at Bordeaux from
New York.
stockholm. Sweden, where he viii be
the guest Of King Gustav.
Bailey Blanchard, American Minister
to Hayti, was formally received by
the President and Cabinet,
Dorsey Holt, aged Al, committed
suicide by shooting in his rooms at
the Hotel Seymour, New York.
A canvass of hospitals and doctors
at Vera Cruz. Mex, showed there
was no yellow fever in that city.
Fifteen white long term eonvicts
escaped from the convict camp at
Sandy Mush, near Asheville, N C.
Joseph soyce, aged 81, a well known
fisherman of Tarrytown, N. Y, was
drowned in the Hudson while fishing
Another barn on the estate of John
ID. Rockefeller at Tarrytown, N ",
gin.
The number of students enrolled at
the University of Frankfort, Germany,
this year is 1902, compared with Sis
last year.
The eighth anniversary of Okla
homa as a state was celebrated by
laying the cornerstone of the new
state capitol.
severe earthquake shock was felt
at Avezzano, Italy. No casualties
were reported, although severe dam
age was done.
The United States transport Buford
arrived at Galveston, Tex, from
Pepascola with the Twenty third In
fantry Regiment on board.
Fire destroyed 1000 bales of cotton
in the Providence warehouse and bad
ly damaged portion of the big four
story brick building at Providence.
More than 1000 employees of the
wabash Railroad are benfited by an
increase in wages of 11S cents per
hour, granted to the railroads shop
men.
Argentine delegates to the Pan
American scientific congress at Wash
ington, Dec. 81, arrived at Santiago,
Chile. on their way to the United
States.
The steamer Alfred p. Wright of
Cleveland. carrying a cargo Of wheat
was destroyed by fire of unknown ORR
gin near Calumet, Mich. The crew
escaped.
All section hands employed by the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad be-
tween Connellsville and Dickerson
Run. Pa, numbering about 400, struck
Thirty surgeons and thirty-six
Red Cross nurses, Harvard's second
unit, left New York on the steamer
Noordam for hospital service in the
war zone.
Eight hundred thousand dollars in
gold, which was to have been de-
posted at the San Francisco Sub
Treasury, went down with the Italian
inner AncOna-
Avietor John Domenioz flew from
Sheepshead Bay to the Statue of
Liberty and then over New York
City. He violated aviation by fire by
flying over Manhattan
Six machines, forming the first army
aeroplane squadron temporarily sta
toned at Fort Sill Okla, start TODAY
for their permanent headquarters at
Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
Dr.. Philip Newton of Washinqton,
who went to Russia in charge of a
| Red Cross unit, was appointed sur
geon of the Russian Sixth Army Corps,
with the rank of General.
Prominent writers gathered at Bos-
tor in preparation for the joint ses-
sions of the National Institute of Arts
and Letters and the American Aca-
denny of Arts and Letters.
hospital, Waterbury, of a fractured
skull. He fell rs feet while working
/ on the roof of a building being erected
for the Scovill Manufacturing COM
pany.
| Henry Rosenberg, a ieweler of No
| 1854 Amsterdam Ave-. New York, was
attacked in his sore by two men who
attempted to steal some silverware
They were frightened away empty
handed.
The steamer ohioan arrived in
New York from Seattle, being the
/ first steamer to make the trip from
the Coast through the Straits of Ma
gellan owing to the slides in the aPn-
anna Canal
The Canadian steamer DuneIm,
! which left Sydney, N. s., on Oct. 16
for Manchester. England, is thought to
have been lost as she has not been
reported since. The Dunelm had a
crew of 25 men.
Five men were shot to death, three
wounded two others killed of injuries
received in accidents and a number of
knife and pistol fights was Mondays
/ record at Hopewell, Va, the powder
mill boom town.
France Refuses Shipments for Greece.
| Paris, Nov. IL, 1910 p. ma Havas
despatch from Marseilles says the gov
eminent has ordered the port author
| tiles to accept no further shipments
i of merchandise for Greece