Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-01
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Condensed Telegrams The London Stock Exchange will be closed today.
 ARaisin Day9 was celebrated at Fres- no. Cal, with a pageant.
 Theodore Roosevelt left Chicago for New York late yesterday.
 German surgeons have completely wiped out tetanus in the German army.
 Government troops reeaptured from the rebels the Kiangyin, China, forts.
 Exports Of copper from Atlantic ports for the week ended April 27, to- tailed 5.5S1 tons.
 Consular agents estimate South Af- Tica's tobacco crop this year at IT per cent. less than last year.
 Nswsrk, N. j., will today begin five versary of it's foundation.
 An extra dividend of per cent. was declared on the stock of the Yale 6 ToWne Manufacturing Co. many has constructed 226 large sub marines since the war began.
 The weekly statement of the Bank of Germany shows that the gold re- serve increased 100000 marks.
 Bruo Schnnitz Germany's famous ar chitect, died in London. He built The Battle of the Nations at Leipsic.
 A Milwaukee dispatch says that the Allies Chalmers Co. has decided to raise the wages of it's 10000 employees.
 Second Lieutenant Arnold Whitirdse, of New York, has been awarded the War Cross for yalor with the British army.
 Street car men in Pittsburgh voted 100 to 1 to call strike unless an agreement is reached with the ccm- panies.
 Mention of the name of John Red mond. leader of the Irish nationalists, was hissed in mass meeting in New York.
 Mrs. Donald Mclean former presi- general of the Daughter of the Amer ican Revolution, is seriously i'll in Washington
 The steamship Alfonso XIII on her maiden voyage for the Spanish Line, Barcelona.
 Westinghouse strikers in Pittsbureh have appointed 20 delegates to confer with company officials on a settlement Of the strike.
 Out of 1,ooo miners examined by State and Federal sanitary examiners, 40 per cent. were found to be infected with hookworm.
 Harry. 6. E4zsgsser established a new worlds attitude record, when he Ss- eended to a height of 24,40S feet at Brooklands. England.
 Fifteen hundred pationets in Belle syue Hospital witnessed a special per. .formance of Barnum & Bailey's circus in the hospital courtyard.
 Herman Asendorf, of Astoria, L. L., committed suicide by jumping from the Bridge, in full view of hundreds of pedestrians.
 Reduced Sunday fares throughout California to combat "Jitney" bus op- position, were announced by the Southern Pacific Railroad.
 Gen. GoethaIs escorted thelAmerican members of the International High Commission through the Panama Ca nal from Balboa to Colon. railroad tracks at Barretts, Va, were killed when Southern Railway passeng CT train left the rail there.
 Judge James Nichols, se, former head of the national fire insurance I,is, I,o yesterday noon of heart trouble.
 Turkey has been asked by the State Department if Abram I. Elkus of New York would be acceptable as Ambassa- dor to succeed Henry Morgenthau.
 Reports from Geneva state that Ger man Foreign Minister von Jagow will resign, to be succeeded by Prince won Buelow. former Imperial Chancellor.
 Numerous purchases of arms and munition will be made by the War and Navy Departments, following the enactment of the Army and Navy bills.
 H. B. stiIz, former draughtsman at rested in Philadelphia, charged with distributing pamphlet attacking President Wilson.
 President Wilson has signed bill granting $10 a month additional pen sion to soldiers and sailors holding Congressional Medals of honor for heroism in action.
 The new regular steamship service between Vigo, Spain, and New fork, to be inaugurated by the Spanish Transatlantic Line. will begin with three sailings monthly.
 
 Officers of the 9th United States