Berkshire Valley visit and family notices headline
Dente Boyle departs for Barbaxtos to visit his sister and help with Berkshires works. Alexander Leverty bars Falls Leverty and grandson Alexander to stay with relatives. Mrs Doolittie’s family heads to Myrtle Beach for August. Locomotive man Lavell returns to Steeplechase plans with Henry Botsford, while the Neff reunion and National Pana...
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Dente Boyle
Barbaxtos
Berkshires
Sone
Sorte
Biache
D. M. Read Co
Alexander Leverty
Thin City
Alexander
Gordon
Falls Leverty
Jett
cWitaan Lavell
Ifusla
Ile Limited
Jerumilem
Zesterdey
Lavell
Tomaford
Eleenna
East Side social week notes and visiting guests
A long pleasant East Side social week with many events and visitors is noted. The piece lists committee members including President P. H. Brady and others, visits to Miss Ester Simonite, receptions at 47 East Main Street, and social gatherings featuring notable attendees from Bridgeport and New York.
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East Side
Ester Simonite
Bare
Gustave Widine- Bod
East Main Street
Roach Tolerance in Kitchens Cited as Mistaken Belief
The note questions belief that tolerating roaches and pests in kitchens prevents discovery. It suggests that while some may tolerate them in hope of avoiding trouble, a future day may reveal the issue. The text implies vigilance and the risk of hidden infestations.
Tryon Boat Burnt Aground In New Haven Harbor
Federal inspector reports the Tryon, the government inspection boat, was burned aground on a mud flat in New Haven harbor after a search for motor boats not fully equipped with federal regalia. Capt Edward P Thomas confronted the light with his vessel, as inspections continue for boats to be used in New Haven and Bridgeport.
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United Press
New Haven
Tryon
Capt Thomas
Bederst
Inspector McGovern
Kilkelly Survives Fall After Spanish War Hero Feared Dead
Patrick Kilkelly, a Holyoke volunteer in the Spanish war, reportedly fell sixty feet from a mill top and suffered a broken hip and internal injuries. He told bystanders to cheer as he was taken to Providence Hospital, where doctors hoped for recovery. Kilkelly was noted as the only one to gain flesh during the campaign.
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Holyoke
Mass
Aus
Patrick Kilkelly
Kilkelly
Lim Providence Hospital
Xkilketly
Druggist Settlement Over Obscene Cards in Bridgeport Carnival Plan
Meriden Aug 9. A local druggist Frank M Kibbo faced charges for handling obscene art cards after a court hearing. The Bridgeport Aerie of Eagles General Carnival committee plans a meeting to organize subcommittees and improve past efforts. The list of names includes Patrick H Brady George P Jameson and many others.
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Bridgeport
Aerie of Eagles
Aerie
Patrick H. Brady
George P. Jameson
Willam E. Callan
D. J. O'Connor
Thomas W. Reddy
Thomas Mmcnamera
D. H. Monahan
James 3. Kerwin
Joseph G. Meckel
Ernest Freyler
Michael J. Clabby
Frank J. Quinlan
Philip Coligan
Edward F. McGovern
John W. Flynn
James F. Brady
John Nagte
Timothy
Donahue
John J. Corneil
Christopher Donanhue
Frank Henham
Jakn J. Doyle
Frank J. Bulkley
John Connor
Thom Joorph Avery
Timothy A. Piasnigasy
Timothy A. Gear
Willliam
Dixon
Ana “Eugene Wope
Meriden
Aus
Frank M. Kibbo
Cura
Guilcs
Auto Tragedies Trigger Divorce Case in Connecticut
Mrs Grace K E Tyson of New York City and Riverside Conn seeks divorce and alimony from her wealthy husband John H Tyson in Connecticut courts. Tyson, heir to millions, has been arrested multiple times for speeding and faces manslaughter indictments tied to a fatal auto crash. The couple were tied to a high profile social marriage and a prior Geneva tragedy involving the McCormacs during a racing incident.
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Grace KE .Tyson
New York City
Riverside
Paul McCormac
Tyson
McCormaces
McCormac
Hilt Leads Week With 18 Safe Wallops In Waterbury
Hilt clouts 18 safeties in nine games as Sweeney rises to a steady average. Bunyan drops to three hits in ten games while Steinhauser posts 13 hits in nine contests. Miller chips in, and Lada and Bannon fall back as team batting averages show various shifts.
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Jonns Bunyan
Waterbury
Frank Hilt
Sweeney
Steinhauser
Cy Miller
Bannon
Lada
Island Brooks Triumphs Over Westerns In Crowd APPEALING Game
In front of one of the largest crowds at Hatrn Lot North End the Island Brooks defeated the Westerns 11 to 9. A home run by Leopold highlighted the Island Brooks scoring while Slocum and Jackson pitched for their teams. Westerns rallied late but fell short as Island Brooks secured the win.
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Hatrn Lot
Island Brooks
Westerns
Leopold
Slocum
Island Brook
Jackson
Teland Brook
Neame
Beck
Fahey
Murphy
Pinlaywin
M.lacas
J. Wargo
Cigtar
Fay
Rachel
Cook
Leapala
Liocum
Lucas
Strak
Lucan
Island Brooks & Westerns
Inland Brooks
Westme
McMullin
August clearance sale at Dillon and Co. milliners
EH Dillon and Co announces an August clearance offering seasonable hats at about one quarter to one third regular prices. Untrimmed hats, outing hats, children's hats, trimmed dress hats, separate skirts, washable jumper suits, various waists, Petticoats and fabrics discounted. Free opportunity to buy desirable merchandise at reduced prices.
Million Dollar Bank Aims from New Haven Plans
Local financiers anticipate the consolidation of the New Haven Union Trust and New Haven Bank. Soon after, plans target a merger between Merchants National Bank and New Haven County Bank. New Haven County Bank is led by Eckiel G. Stoddard with capital and surplus totaling 750,000, while E. E. Warren of Merchants Bank heads a bank with 571,000.
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New Haven County Bank and Merchants’ National
New Haven
Aug
Bridgeport
Long Island Sound
Union Trust Companies
Merchants National Bank
New Haven County Bank
Eaeklel G. Stoddard
Posse Finds Murderer and Killed Himself
Special from United Press. Hardwick Vi Aug. Search for Joseph Pascale who last week shot and clubbed to death Charles Perkins, a wealthy merchant, ended with Pascale's body found with his brains blown out. Physicians said he killed himself, dead at least two days, while hundreds of farmers searched the surrounding country. Pascale killed Perkins while Perkins protected Mrs Pascale from her drunken husband.
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United Press
Hardwick
Joseph Pascale
Charles Perkins
Pascale
Perkins
Six Troops of the Tenth Cavalry March to New Bedford
Six troops of the Tenth United States Cavalry arrived by special train from Port Ethan Allen Vermont and began a march to New Bedford as part of Massachusetts war games this month. The unit, known as The Fighting Tenth, recently returned from the Philippines and is the only colored cavalry in the manoeuvres reporting to Brigadier General William A Pew Jr. and joining the army of defense when the exercises begin.
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United Press
Fitchbore
Tenth United States Cavalry
Port Ethan Allen
New Bedford
Masachusetts
Micer
William A. Pew, Jr
Army of Defense
Tenth
Philippines
Search Ordered Bank Waratah Coast For 600 Miles
Cape Town Aug 9 reports orders to search the southeastern African coast for 600 miles for the steamship Waratah and any passengers or crew thought to have escaped wreckage. Over 200 women and children were aboard when she sailed from Cape Town two weeks ago and no trace has been found since. Violent storms followed the failure day after departure, raising belief the vessel is at the bottom of the sea.
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Cape Town
Durban
Thirteen Killed in Collision Between Car and Train
Paris August 9. Thirteen people were killed and 22 injured in a collision between a large inter urban car and a freight train at Long Jumeau. The car was torn apart and bodies and wreckage lay along the track for about 100 feet. The crash was blamed on the motorman failing to see a stop signal.
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United Press
Paris
Long Jumeau
The Stock Market Outlook and Regional Heat Fatality
The article cites Watson, Alpers & Co predicting a renewal of rising prices after recent corrections amid improved conditions for large investment funds and agricultural prospects. It notes legislative relief is expected to promote construction activity in the near term. Also reported is the death of Terrence Framel of Waterbury from heat in Torrington, with other items mentioning steamer service schedules and navigational details for trips to Port Jefferson, including fare notes and age-based concessions.
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Watson, Alpers & Co
Congress
Sunday Auto Tragedy Deaths From Speeding Car
A Lyme representative in an auto ran down and killed year old Lawrence Morrissey on Chapel street after attempting to avoid him. The car veered into a sidewall and then struck the boy. Hall surrendered to the Coroner and awaits an inquest. A second crash injured Mrs J P Armstrong in a collision between two cars driven by J P Armstrong and C K Williams. The Joy Rider case in Worcester ended with the Boston chauffeur Stanley Taylor killed after a collision with a milk wagon. In Bethlehem a Philadelphia dealer died from injuries after a car overturn near Nagareth, the second fatality from that accident. W H Wagoner also died in Camden company loss.
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Chapel Street
General Assembly
John S. Hall
Lyme
Lawrence Morris-sey
Max
Worcester
Massy
Stanley Taylor
Boston
Shrewsbury
Taylor
Wiliam B Clarke
Bethlehem
Charles Fleuhr
Philadelphia
Nagareth
W. H Wagoner
J.B. van Sciver Company
Camden
N. J
Easton Horseman Cited for Short Cut and Sworn Outbursts
William Ian of Easton, noted horo, fined 6 for taking a short circle at Main street and Fairfield avenue and 15 for insulting Patrolman Brown. He was accompanied by brother Edward C Sherman, an egg dealer known for courteous manners, who was shocked by the incident.
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William Ian
Easton
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Brown
Sherman
Edward C. Sherman
William
Warehouse Collapse Injures Thirteen in Ohio Sash Fire
Cleveland Aug. 3 thirteen men with injuries from fractured skulls to cuts are in three city hospitals after the two story brick warehouse of the Ohio Sash and Door Company collapsed when a fire destroyed the building early today. Eleven of the injured are firemen rescued from upper floors.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio Sash & Door Company
Taft Begins Summer at Beverly Cottage with Golf
President Taft starts five weeks at the Evans cottage in Beverly Massachusetts and, with Secretary Carpenter, reviews a batch of letters before hitting the links at Tinks Club with W K Boardmann John Hayes Hammond and Robert Taft. He plans an automobile ride with Mrs Taft and replies to a Philippine Commission congratulatory letter from Acting Governor Cameron Forbes.
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United Press
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Evans Cottage
White House
Carpenter
Tinks
W. K. Boardmann
John’ Hayes Hammond
Robert
Philippine Islands
W. Cameron Forbes
Woman Delays Suicide Bid at New York Harbor Dock
Elizabeth Smith, 27, disembarked in New York and attempted suicide in the harbor before being seized by Gustavus Couvelos. Her mother Catherine McGrath asked the judge to place her daughter in a home rather than jail. The case was continued. Miss King the probation officer was ordered to examine Elizabeth’s life and report. The judge noted the law restricts commitment of married women and girls over sixteen to certain institutions.
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New York
Mrszabeth Smith
Gustavus Couvelos
Catherine McGrath
Elizabeth
Wilder
House of the Good Shepherd
Hartford
Siemon Robb Rubber President Arrested for Speeding
Carl F. Siemon of 37 Lenog Avenue, president of Siemon Hag Rubber Corp, became the first ideal auto mobilist to fall into the speed trap on Fairfield Avenue in Black Rock. He was arrested by Sergt Hazel after allegedly traveling an eighth of a mile at 30 mph. He denied statements, was fined $8 and costs, and plans to contest in court. Two other automobilists were arrested and posted bonds of $25 each for P Soence Sateen.
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Carl F. Siemon
Lenog Avenue
Siemon Hag Rubber Corporation
Fairfield Avenue
Black Rock
Sergt. Hazel
Siemon
Registrars of Voters Hold Primary Session Hours
Registrars of voters plan sessions at their office Room Hall State Street from Friday the 6th to Saturday August 14. The hours are noon until 9 pm each day except Sunday for electors wishing to participate in the primaries after August 1909. The registrars will retain electors on the primary list unless transfers or erasures are requested. James H Rooney William M Lot Leroy M Halaniew John Doe.
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Room Hall
State Street
Sara
James H. Rooney
William M. Lot
Connecticut Markamen Preparing for Ben Mar Willem A
Unclear OCR text mentions military or ceremonial order, with scattered phrases about a rifle match, East Haw location, and a captain. Readable items include names and an order context, but content is fragmented and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Mar Willem A
Aie
Ordnanes Department
Oy Fe
East Haw
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