Leaner Meeting Notes on Residence Location
A terse report shows a leaner gathering discussing where to meet and the residence to use. Key participants and places are not clearly identified in the fragment. Further readable details would enable a fuller summary.
Former Hartford banker pardoned by president
John C. Tracy once led the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Hartford and two years after a six and a half year sentence has been pardoned by President Hay. Kate M. Cobb of Norwich sees her January motion for a new trial withdrawn by counsel Green and Thesber on February 21. The grounds are that the motion failed to proceed in the original form. Norwich residents fear the withdrawal aims to keep Mrs. Cobb in the city pending potential new evidence and a possible later petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Tracy
The
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of
Hartford
Hay
Kate M. Cobb
Norwich
Mesars Green & Thesber
Charles R. Treat
H. W. Hoyt
Putnam
Highlands
Connecticut
Reading
Danbury
Old Episcopal Church
Greenwich
Jabez Fitch
Kingsbridge
Congregational Church
Tyron
New York
Delancey
Westchester County
Stamford
Thomas Merritt
Lundre
Bridgeport
Davenport
Jasper Crayne
East Haven
Green
Totckett
Matthies Moulthrop
Totohett
New Haven
Branford
Newark
General Assembly
Delaware
New’ Haven
Bad Paraie
Delawater Bay
Aver
Néwe
Cape May
Christopher Todd
Jasper Crane
Fresh Meadow
Jasper
The Mob Mins Of Partupe Mule Tale at East Haven
A curious 19th century tale recounts Reginald Glover son and a Mormon family driven by a mule train incident. The piece blends humor and tragedy as Reginald is fatally kicked by a mule, leaving seven wives and family dispute over blame and mules with a regional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Groverson
Salt Lake City
Rheinald Gloveson
Omiba
Nebraska
Tours
Greenwich celebrates Putnam ride anniversary with pageantry and history
The 190th anniversary event drew thousands to Greenwich featuring a procession to the rocks where General Putnam once rode down a hillside. Speeches by Col. H. W. Hoyt and Gideon Hollister contrasted with readings and revelry, recounting the 1779 escape and local commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Putnam
Greenwich
Tryon
Gideon Hollister
Litchfield
Tracy Nouse
Putnam
Martha Washington
Lennox House
President Hayes
Mr. Putnam
Mr. Merritt
Souz
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Ednesday
Leaner
Communications
Gleaner
Missouri
E. Ellsworth Thompson
Mansfield’s Point
Lastraven
Reginald Gloverson
D. T. Manaiiell
Partupe
Emily
Henrietta
Nellie
Mollie
Betsy
Maria
Susan
Reginald
Bisters
Betsey
Regnald
Thorice
Gen
Horse Neck
Washington
Wheeler & Wilson
Hawley
J. W. Finley
Putnam Hose Company
Portchester
Putnan
Nye
Andy
Josh Bill
Pitore
America
Bissell
South Norwalk
Arrane
Pere
Wren
Abentoyer
Hooker
Yehich
Winthrop
James Pierpont
Thomas Gregson
Tuttle
Edward Patteson
Jarvis Baylin
John Potter
Mathias Hitchcock
Benjamin Linge
William Andrew
Jane
Phebe
John Whiting
George Pardee
George Pardee, Jr
Mr. Davenport
Olu
Dragon
Dragon Point
Isa Hiden
Mr. Crayne
District of
John Latimer
Court of Probate
Jaye Russell
J, Porter Doolittle
Wallingford, Conn
Chase Gorham
LAW
Cedar Street
Binford
C. W. Gaylord, M. D
Branford, Conn
South Main Street
Corner Chapel
Union Streets
Ek. L. Forbes
G. I. Ely
Main ST
Branford, CT
Walter H. Zink, M.D
Ivy Sts
Branford Lock Works
WM. A. Wright
Benedict
Church and
Center Streets
New
Haven
Montonese Street
Episcopal Church
Gmyid
GS Pie
Eetie Bi
Be, L
Church ST
New Haven, Conn
York
J. M Smith, A.& Burdett
Chapel Street
United States
Edward
of New
Haven, Conn
New England
J. KR. Holcomb
Block Island Cod
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J. R. Holcomb
Edward Malley
Temple and
Center Sts
West 14Th, St., New York City