Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-04
Condensed kilograms

to be abundant.
Harvesting of the wheat crop in
Oregon is nearly completed.
A monarchy, with President Yuan
Shi Kai as emperor, is expected to be
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Frontera and San Juan Batista were
reported.
Four alleged booknakers were ar
rested at the race track at Belmont
Park, n. Y.
The remaining seven vessels of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., are soon
to be sold.
All striking coal miners in South
Wales and Monmouthshire, England,
returned to work.
Robbers entered the post office at
Himrod, n. Y. and escaped with $1,000
in cash and stamps.
Lieut.. II. n. Kitchener, nephew of
Lord Kitchener, has gone to the Bri-
tish front in France.
The White Star liner Adriatie ar
rived at New Orleans from Liverpool
with 315 passengers.
A second shark, seven foot long. and
weighing 200 pounds, was caught and
killed at Coney Island.
Among the Italian volunteers at the
front are 1890 priests, besides 145
priests serving as chaplains.
Banks in London raised their inter
est rates for deposits from 1-2 of one
per cent to 1-2 per cent
An extra dividend of per cent. on
its common stock was declared by the
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
President Wilson has given up all
plans for returning to his summer
home at Cornish, n. H, this year.
An attempt to start a revolution in
Portugal was foiled when the rebels
were repulsed at Braga and Caxias.
Hot Springs, Tex, to fight a band of
100 Mexicans that crossed the border.
An advance of 10 per cent, in wages
was given to the $50 employees of the
Colburn Machine Tool Co. of Franklin
Pa
Governor Whitman, accompanied by
his secretary, is the guest of the
Rochester Industrial Exposition at
Rochester.
Labor strike conditions at Bridge
port, Conn. except for trouble at the
Crane plant were exceptionally quiet
yesterday.
eastern Victory" the automobile
presented to DIR. Anna Shaw by New
York suffragettes. was wrecked near
Nyack, n. Y.
The 1,5oo carpenters who went on
strike at Newark, n. J., returned to
crease in pay
Fire caused by an explosion in the
plant of Sprattler & Menneil, brewers
of Paterson, N. J.. caused damage es
timated at 100000.
L. c. Dyer, of ST. Louis, was elected
commander-in-chie of the Spanish
American war veterans in the annual
convention at Scranton, Pa
Cyclones caused great damage to
crops in Manitoba. A Grand Pacific
train was swept from the bridge at
Uno, the engineer being killed
The American liner st. Paul ar
bringing 500 passengers. among whom
were 80 survivors of the Arabic.
More than 500 American boys, un-
der Is years old. have been discharged
so far from the British army upon
requests from the state department.
| A national association comprised of
many prominent men will be formed
| in France to safeguard French COM
merce with foreign nations after the
war.
In a report received at Stockholm
| from the Swedish Minister at Petro-
| grad, the reports of an epidemic of
cholera in Russia are reported to be
| false.
| Police have sent out. a general
alarm for Leopold Godowsky, a well
known pianist, who has been missing
from his home at Avon. N. J., since
Wednesday.
Stanley Hewitt, aged II, was drown
ed when he plunged into the ocean at
Coney Island to save his nine-year-
old sister. Mabel, who had fallen in.
Mabel was rescued.
Speaker Champ Clark saved >the
/ life of Harrison Rose, a negro, when
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intent on the lynching of Rose at
Bowling Green, Mo-
Bishop Heffron is recovering from
| two wounds inflicted by the priest.
| Lesches at the time Of his arrest
| said the bishop had prevented him
from getting an appointment
No person, native of a country at
| war with Russia, will be allowed TO
enter that country unless he has OBJ
tanned naturalization in a neutral
country before August 1, 1914.
A naval reserve plan, giving the
United States the immediate services
| of $4,000 trained seaman and many
auxiliary craft, il needed. was an
nounced by the Navy Department.
British trade interests are protest
ing vigorously the action Of Eng
lands Foreign Office in permitting
American importers to receive from