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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1913

Page

5

Man at Morgue Believed to be Dick Champion of Boston

At the Cullinan and Mullins morgue authorities identified a man found at St. Vincent's Hospital after dying from geute alcoholism. He was brought from a Water Street lodging house at 4:30 AM and had arrived in the city the previous day, possibly by freight, and had slept in a stupor since 7 PM.

Cullinan & Mullins Dick” Champion Boston St. Vincent’s Hospital Water Street

Train of Sleepers Sideswiped By Engine

Passengers on the Capital Express in Altoona Pennsylvania narrowly escaped injury when a locomotive sideswiped the sleeping cars. The cars suffered scrapes and damage but no passengers were harmed. the train was moved back to Altoona for temporary repairs.

Altoona Capital Express Pennsylvania Railroad Washington Altoons

Ice Wagon Accident Kills 14YearOld Girl in Hartford

A 14 year old, Hannah Setapata of 73 North Street, was crushed to death when an ice wagon backed into her at Pleasant Street foot, around 5 30 this morning. The tragedy occurred as she gathered small pieces near a freight car and the test board. William Wearos and other helpers responded to the scene.

Hartford Pleasant Street Hannah Steapata A. J. Setapata North Street Wearos

Obituary notices from 1913 with multiple memorials

A triad of late July and early August 1913 notices records deaths and funeral plans. Rev T R Sweeney 57 funeral details from Sacred Heart church with interment in New London Conn. John F Toomey 31 funeral from Orchard Street to St Charles church. An additional death from Louis Richard’s with funeral mass and burial in Philadelphia at Santa Croce cemetery.

Weeney Aus T. R. Sweeney Sacred Heart Church New London Conn Fowern Toomey John F John Mary J. Larkin Toomey Orchard Street St Charles Mitolas Biafore Louis Richard Pearters Holy Rosary R. C Philadelphia Santa Croce

Summer Storm Devastates Washington Office Building

Washington August 2 The young cyclone caused about 1 000 000 dollars in damage here Several fatalities include Walter E Hilton and Thomas Fealy The storm wrecked the Saul building and damaged government structures uprooted many trees in White House grounds Capitol park trees were toppled by the gale

Washington Saul Omaha Walter E. Hilton B. F. Saul Real Estate Company Thomas Fealy White House Capitol

Violent Fifth Avenue Shooting Ends in Suicide

A well dressed man and Becky Silverman quarrelled on Fifth Avenue. The man, Abrahm Fink of Buffalo, shot the 27 year old and then killed himself. Miss Silverman survived. Police found $3,000 in cash and Canadian money on Fink and letters signed Violet in his pocket. Witnesses say the woman read a letter aloud, provoking the fatal outbreak.

New York Fifth Avenue Abrahm Fink Becky Silverman Fink Buffalo United States Miss Silverman Atlantic City Violet

Secretary Bry an seeks 100000 for destitute Americans from Mexico

Secretary Bryan rejected any link between a proposed $100,000 appropriation and policy shifts. He argued the fund is a preemptive measure to protect Americans in danger in turbulent Mexico, not a political move. The aim is to safeguard life and property amid Mexican unrest and possible political changes.

Washington Bryan Congress Mexico Huerta

Mrs Hugo Dies After Appendicitis Operation

Mrs. Josephine Hugo, widow of prominent Bridgeport German resident John Hugo, died after an appendicitis operation at Rector hospital. She had lived at 193 Cottage street and is survived by her son John Adam Hugo, two daughters, and a sister in New Bleven. A separate item notes Mrs Schalabach and her five year old daughter were killed near Camden in a collision with a train.

Rector Hospital Josephine Hugo John Adam Hugo Cottage Street John Hugo Bridgeport Hugo Frank Schmidt New Bleven Ross P. Schalabach Leutenant Camden N. J

Sensational arrests for blackmail in New Orleans

In New Orleans on August 2 a high level arrest shock waves through Latin American revolutionary circles. G Raymond Matthews US DOJ special agent J L Mott and Ernesto Fernandez y Artega, Mexican Constitutionalist representative, were seized on blackmail charges after Emmanuel Castillo Brito, former Camp She state governor, reported a telegram ordering his arrest. Detectives found $500 in Matthews’ room. Fernandez y Artega has ties to Gen Carranza. authorities dispute the telegram’s sender while United States Attorney Walter Guion divulges only that a telegram ordered arrest of a certain person.

New Orleans G. Raymond Matthews United States Department of Justice J. L. Mott Ernesto Ferandez Y Artega Constitutionalist Party Mexico Emmanuel Castillo Brito Camp She Mex Washington McReynolds Brito St. Charles Avenue Daniel Mooney Matthews Fernandez Y Artega Carranza United States Walter Guion Guion

Reilly to Seek Re-election as Military Enrollment Registrar

At Monday night’s Common Council meeting, Patrick Reilly of the Second District seeks another term as military enrollment registrar. The post carries a $400 salary, with Mayor Wilson signing the election warrant this morning.

Common Council Patrick Reilly Wilson

Public Hearings On New Pavement Work Told by Council

The Common Council will review Streets and Sidewalks committee recommendations for new paving on about 25 streets. Officials plan to open public hearings next week following the Monday night session.

Common Council

Fifty Die in East Brookside Colliery Mine Explosion

Fifty miners are reported dead after an explosion at East Brookside Colliery in Pottsville Pennsylvania this afternoon. The incident prompted officials to begin rescue and investigation efforts as authorities confirm casualties and assess the blast’s impact on local industry.

Pottsville

Reverend W H Lewis Dies in Halifax at Wife and Four Sons Survive

Rev Dr William H Lewis D D rector of St John's Episcopal Church Bridgeport CT died in Halifax Nova Scotia while on vacation. He was deeply respected in the Connecticut diocese and celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary with Mrs Lewis. Surviving are widow four sons Robert B Edward G John W and George Bartow. He served in the Civil War as a captain and later held multiple church rector posts including Philadelphia Middletown New York and Bridgeport. He was a 33 degree Mason and Knights Templar member.

Halifax N. S William H. Lewis St. John’s’ Episcopal Church Threety Lewis Connecticut St. Louis Robert B Myrtle Avenue George Bartow Brid Ort Higby Nova Scotia Bartow St John’s Church Trinity College Hartford Catherine Edwards Watertown Alec Atives Middletown

Schooner Emma Southard Freed From Duck Island Reef

New London August 2 The light tascé of the T A Scott Company freed the schooner Emma Southard from Duck Island Reef and after it was towed to port it returned here.

Duck Island Reef New London T. A. Scott Company Emma Southard

Chinese Warships Fire on Rebel Forts

Shanghai Aug 2 Chinese government war ships under Admiral Tseng bombarded Wu Sung forts held by rebels at daybreak. Two cruisers opened fire from five miles and the forts replied. after an hour of desultory firing the warships withdrew without damage.

Shanghai China Tseng

No Warrants for Ball Players Issued Today

By late morning no warrants for the arrest of baseball players had reached local police. Attorney DeLaney was unavailable, but it was believed warrants would be issued later. In total 17 warrants were expected, including one for a Bridgeport ticket-seller and one for a coach from the Bridgeport team.

DeLaney Bridgeport

Death of Father Sweeney Funeral to Honor Parish Leader

The article notes the death of Father Sweeney at around last night with Fathers Judge Mooney and Fitzgerald and two sisters at his side. It recalls his work as rector and the support from his assistants and his roles in Knights of Columbus and Ancient Order of Hibernians and plans for the funeral procession.

Father Sweeney Judge Mooney Fitzgerald Father Fitzgerald Hiford Sacred Heart Knights of Columbus Order of Hibernians Fairfield County A. Q. HL

Marano Suspected in Black Hand Letter Case

Rose Biafore pleads with her mother after Nicholas Biafore is shot. Investigators link a Black Hand letter to Marano, while detectives seize papers and a self portrait from the Marano home. An inquest is set for Monday at 8 o'clock.

Mamma Rose Biafore Nicholas Biafore Rose Tony Biafore Joe Ma Tano Biafore Marano North End Raffaelo Phillips Walcot Street Waterbury Water Street Arnold Phelan

Probe death of druggist in dental office

Springfield authorities investigate the death of A. T. Kammerer a prominent local druggist who visited Dr. B G Hunn for a tooth extraction and collapsed. Dr Hunn says Kammerer drank a quart of whiskey beforehand and pulled the tooth while he was on the floor. Coroner Rhodes reports no whiskey detected in the stomach.

Springfield Ill Rhodes A. T. Kammerer B. G. Hunn Hunn Mr. Kammerer

Kapmeyer Divorce Suit Filed Over Cruelty and Desertion

Papers filed in superior court in the divorce case of Rose Kapmeyer against John A Kapmeyer. Counts include intolerable cruelty habitual intemperance and desertion on March 8 1908. The couple wed August 9 1381 and Rose Hellman was her maiden name. Returnable to the September term.

Rose Kapmeyer John A. Kapmeyer

Parties Split Even In Registration Changes

About twenty five voters changed their registration on the primary lists. Changes were roughly evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats, with one Socialist switching to the Republican list. No Progressive party members have registered yet.

Howland's Weather Fair Opens Daily Till Five

The Weather Fair at Howland's promises a cooler day ahead with open hours daily until 5 PM and Saturdays until 9 PM.

Pfair

Service-value trunks and suitcases offered for sale

A catalog describes trunks and suitcases emphasizing service-value and long use. It lists three ply basswood steamer trunks, canvas and duck covered models, cow hide and leather suit-cases in 24 to 38 inch sizes with prices ranging from 1.50 to 19 dollars, noting durable locks, brass hardware, linings, and compartments.

Staurich

President nominates Henry Tennant legation secretary

President Wilson nominated Henry F. Tennant of New York to be secretary of the legation at Caracas Venezuela. Tennant’s selection follows the appointment of other diplomatic staff as relations with Venezuela proceed.

Henry Tennant Venezuela Washington Wilson Henry F. Tennant New York Caracas

Captain Julian Visits Bridgeport City Hall With Son

Captain George N. Julian of Exeter New Hampshire visits Bridgeport City Hall with his son John A L Julian city hall reporter for the Bridgeport Evening Post Mayor Wilson and officials greet the pair Captain Julian is a Civil War veteran who served in the 18th New Hampshire Vols The visit is part of a weeklong stay at his son's home 1229 Transit Avenue

George N. Julian Exeter N.H John A. L. Julian Bridgeport Evening Post Fulian New Hampshire City Hall Julian Wilson Tranistan Avenue

Prosecution Targets 18 Tax Warrants After List Leak

Prosecuting Attorney Alexander Dee Lasey has received a revised list of 18 men who have failed to pay personal taxes. Warrants will be issued tonight and sent to police to bring the men into court Monday morning. A larger file of over 500 minutes remains with the attorney, funds unpaid.

Alexander Dee Lasey

David Billington Wins Mile Swimming Championship

David Billington claimed the world professional mile swimming title in London this afternoon. Oscar Dyckman and Sagan competed closely as the race finished with Billington at 36.11 seconds and a narrow 118 yard margin for the victory.

London David Billicgtes Oscar Dyckrman Sagan

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