Pope In Rome Reports Alarming Coughing Spell
Rome April 16. The Pope suffered an alarming coughing spell this afternoon almost causing suffocation. After rest he recovered a bit though remains weak. a consult with Papal officials and physicians followed. The Vatican notes the Pope slept quietly earlier and continues to monitor temperature, heart, and breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Rome
Patriares
Holy See
Vatican
Leo XII
Pine XX
Holy Father
Marchiefeva
Amici
Signer Patriarca
Marchiafava
Merry del Val
Mer
Purojin
Mer. Etescan
Mer. Purel
Corbally Found Dead In Bed
A lodging house keeper, Mrs. Winnie Hughes, was arrested on a charge of manslaughter after the death of Joseph Corbally at 39 Austin Street. Corbally, found in a bloodstained bed, had suffered from ulcers and varicose veins and was believed to have died from internal bleeding. Authorities suspect an alcohol-related incident the night before his death, with medical examiner reports pending and burial planned for Derby tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Hughes
Austin Street
Margaret Corbally
Joseph Corbally
Hugh, Ho
Inqury
Hughes
M. Grerlick
Derby
Henee
Royal Arcanum of Connecticut convenes at Stratfield
Nearly 200 delegates from 27 councils attended the 27th annual grand council meeting in Connecticut at The Stratfield. The morning session heard reports on membership and finances. Alfred H. Hall of Meriden won the Grand Regent's cup last year and again contends this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Grand Council of
Connecticut
Stratfield
Ceasion
Ginner
Carleton EB. Headley
New Haven
Henry C. Sheffield
Regent
East Hartford
G. H. Webb
Hillhouse
Alfred H. Hall
Seaside
P. H. Sheridan
Edward E. Becker
New York
Hartford
Meriden
Grand Council
R. H. Webb
Alfred H. Halil
P. H
Woman Sues Over Alienation Of Affections In 1912 Case
Katherine A. Dunham testified in superior court that she found New ton Dunham kissing Annie E. Slie three times at the Dunham home, prompting a suit for alienation of affections. Detectives and witnesses recalled 1912 encounters at South Avenue and local eateries. Mrs Dunham seeks 5900 dollars on Laurel Avenue as the trial continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Dunham
Annie E. Slie
Katherine A. Dunham
Slice
Slie
Henry J. Bundock
Hawes
Dunham
Focal Grill
New Haven
Theafre
Mary Beauchea
Laurel Avenue
Pastors Oppose Sunday Baseball in Bridgeport Statement
Bridgeport pastors issued a formal statement denouncing the mayor's support for commercial Sunday baseball. They condemn paid bell games as inconsistent with Sunday law, urge protection of Sunday rest, and argue recreation should be free of money making. The note cites duty to worship and public peace. Hartford reports: Gov. nominates Fred P. Holt for Bank Commissioner for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Pastor's Association
Wilson
Bridgeport Pastors Association
Hartford
Senate
Fred P. Holt
Buckland Tells of Affidavit in Railroad Case
New Haven April 16 Vice-President E G Buckland of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad details a telephone extortion attempt. A caller claimed to be Stiles Judson’s agent and threatened action against Mr Mellen and five others. Judson condemns Buckland for allegedly betraying confidence and publishing the conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
E.G. Buckland
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Bridgeport
Stiles Tudson
Mr. Mellen
Westport
Mr. Buckland
D A R Ready to Elect President at Continental Congress
Delegates of the Daughters of the American Revolution prepared to elect officers upon reassembling in Continental Hall Washington on April 16 Three nominees were named Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo NY the regular candidate backed by the administration Mrs William C Story of New York City and Mrs Charl B Bryan of Memphis TN were in contention for the leadership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Continental Congress
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Hall
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
N. Y
William Cummishes Story
New York City
Charl B. Bryan
Memphis
Stratford Count Taken To Jail By Police
State Policeman Rowe H Wheeler arrested Count Caprillian on a wilful injury to property charge for breaking into his wife Alma Millers Stratford home on South Main street at 1 o clock Sunday morning. Caprillian, a Turkish rug merchant, could not post bail and was jailed awaiting trial. Separately paving contracts for Fairfield avenue and Park avenue from Clinton to Laurel were signed by Gaynor Lawrence contractors and City Auditor Bernard Keating, binding the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe H. Wheeler
Stiles Judson
Capriman
South Main Street
Stratford
Caprillian
Alma Miller
Fairfield Avenue
Wood
Clinton Avenue
State Street
Park Avenue
Laurel Avenue
Gaynor & Lawrence
Bernard Keating
Two Norwich Banks Close Their Doors
Norwich banks buckle under financial strain as the First National Bank of Norwich and The Thames Loan & Trust Company suspend operations. National Bank Examiner N S Dean takes charge, citing ties between the First National’s president and a failed venture. Deposit levels and capital details are reported, with Franklin S Jerome linked to the closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
First National Bank of
National Bank
N.S. Dean
Themes Loan & Trust Company
Franklin S. Jerome
First National Bank
Atlantic National Bank of Providence
National Bank of Norwich
State Banking Department
Thames Loan & Trust Company
R. W. Perkins
Franklin S. Jeréme
United States Finishing Company
Judson’s Reply To Telegram’s Attack Triggers Open feud
State’s Attorney Stiles Judson vents at the Telegram editor over persistent headlines and alleged editorial bias against him. He accuses New Haven road interests and ex-Senator McWell allies of orchestrating attacks to pressure his office, demanding retracting or legal action and calling the paper’s ethics into question.
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Farmer Today
Stiles Judson
The
Farmer
New Haven Road
Billingsgate
Senator McNeil, Jr
McNeil
Mr. Peck
Beth
Alent
Moni, Sr
Tor
McWell
Senate
Olensyer
Statwn
Thia
Staten
Hes
Ime
Inyent
Mellen
Intereats
Belgian Workers Strike For Suffrage Across Provinces
In Brussels a government statement cites 237106 workers joining a national political strike to demand manhood suffrage and abolition of plural voting. Socialist leaders claim over 400000. Strikes spread across Bruges Antwerp Liege Verviers and La Louviere with arrests and religious lines shaping union choices.
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Brussels
Belgium
Mirfie
Try of the Interior
Ctatory
Providence
Friedmann
Connecticut
Hart brothers bound over for trial in night court
Stephen F. and John Hart, social aspirants and check forgers from New York, held for trial after waiving examination in Springfield city court. Their attorney, Hugh Lavery, arranged the move as they face charges of forging endorsements on September checks used to obtain cash and clothing. Bonds set at 1200 dollars remained unpaid by noon today.
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Springfield
Stephen F
John Hart
New York
Hugh Lavery
Criminal Superior Court
Utilities Commission Susta ins Connecticut Co
Hartford April 16 public utilities commission denies Plainfield residents petition alleging inadequate trolley service in Central Village Wauregan and Plainfield and unreasonable fares. Commission recommends the company provide reasonable facilities for the comfort of its patrons at terminal points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Public Utilities Commission
Res Jents of
Plainfield
Connecticut Company
Central Village
Wauregan
Suing the Wabash Railroad Over Injured Horses
Henry H Burlison a local veterinary sues the Wabash Railroad Co for 1000 dollars claiming 20 horses shipped from Gothenburg Nebraska to this city were mishandled in transit and badly cut. The suit is returnable at the May term of the common pleas court. Mrs Andrew Hogg to host the ladies auxiliary of Letter Carriers on Thursday afternoon at 13 Parallel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Burlison
Wabash R. R. Co
Gothamburs
Neb
Common Pleas Court
Andrew Hogg
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Parallel Street
Factories Faced Threats As Rioters March in City
Unclear OCR text notes a 00 trikers or rioters threatening a wires factory in the city. Authorities report dispersed unrest as workers and police respond amid tense conditions. No precise date or names available in readable fragment.
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Trikers
Mifack
State Rebekah Assembly Opens to Large Attendance
Between 350 and 400 delegates from all Rebekah lodges in the state attended the opening of the State Rebekah Assembly in this city as guests of Friendship Rebekah lodge I C O F. Mayor B Wilton welcomed them. The business session opened at 10 o clock with reports of growth and a net gain in membership. Two new lodges were instituted, and several officers and visitors from other states attended. The treasurer reported balances and expenditures through December 4. Attendance at the afternoon session included Grand Master P C Burroughs and other officers as the assembly continued its election of officers for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Zockeew
Acsual
Rebekah Assembly
Repekad Lodge
Rebikeh
Slits
B. Wilton
Ireng
Friendship Lode
State Assembly
Trane Kaulbesk
Aeeab Barry
Firet Fice Preatient
Teapectowly
Etaleaasen
Massachusetts
Masta Prank
Roger
Winetw
Grant Warden Henry ©. Stevenson
City
W. 3. Hawhineon
New Haven
Selah G. Blakeman
Shelton
Eosembly
Stevenson Succeeds Dowling as City Engineer
Terry J. A. Blevenson, a graduate of Union College from Behenectady WV, class of 18%, has been appointed City Engineer Alfred HL Terry’s successor. He began duties this morning, taking the position vacated by John P. Dowling, now in the succession tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Blevenson
Union College
Behenectady
Alfred HL. ‘Terry
Stevenson
John P. Dowling
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Amic
Marchislava
Marasia
Marchissara
Hias
Corbally
Royal Arcanum OF
Councils of State
Katherine Dunham
Annie Slie
Defendent
Holt
Buckland
Judson
Trust Company
Farmer State
HEL
Antwerp
Liege
Socialist Party
Verviers
la Louviere
Ghent
Gunshannon
Jtekyl and
Hyde Harts
Sues Wabash R. R
Rebekah
Friendship Lodge
Dowling
Terry
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