Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-11
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The Republic Iron & Steel Go. start ed the Hannah furnace at Youngstown, Ohio.
 A charter was granted at Dover. t)ei, to the Railway Safety Appliance Co., capital S1,o0O,Ooo.
 PilIsbury and washburn four com panies reduced best family brands of four 20 cents to S7.s0 a barrel
 A joint resolution for the creation Of the state of South Texas was in- troduced in the Texas legislature.
 Carl Linstron1, sailor, was suirocat- in a Hanover street tenement fire at Boston. The property loss was slight.
 The Pittsburgh stockyards were closed down completely because of the outbreak of foot-andmouth disease.
 4 bill was introduced in the New York Legislature prohibiting Sunday sales of liquor in hotels, even with meals.
 The plant of the Moore Drop B-org- ing Co., at Springfield, Mass, is work ing to capacity on contracts for war material.
 Two flour mills of the washburn- Crosby Co, and three of the Consoli- dated CO, mills at Minneapolis were shut down.
 Mrs. Emily A. Proctor, widow of Former L Cnited States Senator Red field, died at Proctor, Vt. She was @ year of age.
 Charles NJ. Schwab gave 8 plot of 5 acres of ground in Bethlehem, Pa, to be turned into an athletic field and gymnasium.
 Eleven persons were injured, one fatliy when a New York Central pas senger train crashed into d freight train at Cayuga, N- '.
 The coal boat Sam Brown left carrying q shipment of 3OO 900 bushels of coal for Cincinnati.
 The Legislative Cn1n1ittee of the New York State Conference of Mayors will meet in Albany today to consider gen eral municipal legislation.
 The American steamer De Soto from San Francisco put in the harbor of Lobitas, Peru, to be surveyed, having struck submerged object.
 Following the rise in wheat the price of loose crackers advanced from 2 to ; cents a pound in many large gro cery establishments of Chicago.
 The state department of foods and markets would be abolished under the terms of bills introduced in the New York senate and the assembly,.
 The Hamburg (Germany) Council appropriated $3,9S0-000 to purchase supplies Of foodstuffs and other arti- eles to prepare for eventualities
 A bill was introduced in the House to authorize a commission to buy from Jefferson M. Levy, Monticello, Thon- as Jeferson's old home for S500.0o0.
 Plans for the new S15, ,ooo pas senger terminal to replace the Union station at. St Paul, Ninn, destroyed by fire, were approved by the City Coun- cil.
 Meyers Brothers Drug Co.,, a large wholesale drug house of St. Louis. was placed in the hands of d receiver on application of the Mallinkrodt Chem icaI Works.
 The fifteen hundred mines reported to have dTifted ashore on the Dutch coast from their anchorages in the
 
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 Florence sunchr,~o, aged sixteen, was burned to death and her mother two brothers and father seriously burn ed when fire razed to the ground their home in The Bronx.
 The Fidelity Trust Co., of Newark. filed a, certificate with New Jerseys banking and insurance commissioners increasing It's capital stock from s3,eoo,0o0 to $S,0oo.OOo.
 The American embassy at Mez1co City will not go to Vera, Cruz in response to an invitation Of General Carranza, who asked all foreign dip lomats to go to that point.
 Dr. John Grier Hibben, president of Princeton College, refused to a com mittee of students permission to use the university auditorium for a mass meeting to hear Billy Sunday.
 Hearing on charges against Federal Judge Aston c. Dayton, of the North ern district of West Virginia will begin before a House sub committee Friday afternoon at Parkersburg, w. Va
 ". B Lanier, reading clerk of the Arizona house, was stricken with small pox \ representative is in a hospital with the disease and the leg islative halls are being fumigated.
 Upon recommendation of the Tn- Interstate Commerce Commission, President Wilson awarded a medal honor to Patrick Mulligan, f1agman of Morristown Pa, for saving the life of a child.
 Hope of settlement of the strike of 15 900 coal miners in the eastern Ohio Galas was abar ione6 when negotia- lions between miners and operators in the presence of government concilliat- ors were broken off.