Court of State Senate Rejects Death Damages Bill
Postponed income tax amendment and public utilities issues heat the 1910 campaign scene. Senate defeat of concurrence on the $5,000 death damages limit, with Arnold and Manwaring voting yes and Hal absent, prompts debates over liberalizing the law. Gov Weeks veto cites vague health and safety exemptions inviting litigation. judges may face puzzling interpretations on Sundays.
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General Assembly
U. S
State Senate
House
Arnold
Manwaring
Hal
G. W. Wheeler
Superior Court
Senate
Weeks
Gov
Aldermanic power and Mayor clash over Main street paving
The article discusses a dispute where the board refused a trolley company request amid Mayor Lee’s influence. It argues that permission is an aldermanic and mayoral matter, warns against limiting aldermanic authority, and cautions that endorsing early Main Street paving or Golden Hill reopening could set a dangerous precedent of corporate or partisan influence.
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Lee
Main Street
AM Street
St Majin
Golden Hill
Argura
Board of
Alderwich
City faces street friction as Council stalls trolley project
Reports reveal Mayor and Common Council clash with the Paving Commission and Public Works over street plans. Officials indicate friction could derail the project, while the trolley company cites official permission and track progress amid council opposition and timing disputes.
Boy Killed by Dinky in Newington
Robert Plum fey a 15 year old boy was killed yesterday afternoon crossing the tracks near his Junction home while trying to dodge a freight and an express. He stepped in front of the dinky bound for New Britain and was instantly killed. He lived with his uncle Joel Plumley who moved from Vermont a year ago and rented the M. S. Stoddard place. He was a bright boy with many friends.
Rector Permits Sunday Barrooms
Atlantic City clergyman Rev. Sydney Goodman advocates allowing Sunday saloons and vaudeville in a resort setting while resisting political pressure from Commodore Kuehnle. He says churchmen should not dictate city morals though others vow to oppose Sunday saloons and baseball. Goodman plans a new building where men may worship and smoke during services.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Sydney Goodman
Men's Church
Commodore Kuehnle
Jore Louis Kuehnle
Goodman
Lord’s Day Alliance
Church of the Ascension
Kuehnle
Birney Hudson
Ohio Avenue
Why It Is So About Father John’s Medicine Cures Colds
A fragment explains why Father John’s Medicine is valued for strengthening the system and building the body, claiming it can cure colds and throat troubles. The wording emphasizes belief in its power and utility.
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Father John
Senator Norris Brown Sees Tax Amendment Endorsement
Nebraska Senator Norris Brown predicts ratification of the income tax amendment by three fourths of state legislatures. He cites Alabama as a hopeful omen, noting the need for approval by majorities in both houses. Brown is 46, born in Iowa.
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Norris Brown
Nebraska
Alabama
Iowa
New Bridgeport Corporation Files Its Certificate
The Lyon Gruman Manson Company of Bridgeport filed a certificate of incorporation for a hardware and machinery business with authorized capital of 100000 dollars. Incorporators are Elmer E Gruman Leo C Lyon and John A Manson all of Bridgeport.
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Lyon-Gruman- Manson Company
Bridgeport
Elmer E. Gruman
Leo C. Lyon
John A. Manson
Brooklyn Electric Manufacturing Company of
Norwalk
John D. Adams
Johns. Keith
New York
James Guaraglia
Hoboken
N. J
Rogers & Hubbard Company of
Middletown
Perkins Corporation of
Hartford
Married. CAMP-HYATT In Westport Aug 6 Annie Hyatt weds John A
The notices report a marriage in Westport on August 6 between Annie D. Hyatt and John A. Camp Hyatt. A second brief item notes a Southbury connection and a Watserawe entry, though details are unclear from the fragment.
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Camp—Hyatt
Westport
Annie D. Hyatt
John A
Southbury
Bie
Watserawe
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Igxf
Fifth Avent Building
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Chap
Aina
Dinky
Robert Plumley
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East Side
Owen Kildare
Royal Hotel
State ST
Rockville - Willimantic (Co
Ticat) Lighting Company
Connecticut
Burr & Knapp
Main ST
Conn
James Staples
KES
P. L. Holzer
F. T. Staples
Barnes
The
Alling Rubber Co
University Place
New York City
Broadway
Tront
224 Street
Gildea
Rockwell’s Hotel and Annex
Luzerne, New York
Hudson River
Lake Iuzerne
Adirondacks
Switzerland
Everard
B’ Port, Liquor & Ener To
Woman's Drug Store
Wilms M. Bachman
State St. Bridgeport
Bradley
the United Illuminating Co
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Henry C. Reid
Raymond
East 28Th ST
B’way
A. Cadwell
Chase
Isle
NEW Bridgeport Corporation
Stratford Ave
Avon Park
Welles Place
Hard’s Corner
River Front
Washington Bridge
James Feeley
Arcade
Evermore
Eckler
South Bend
Parker, Jeweler
Patrick McGee
East Washington Ave
Longacre
47Th St
Frisbie’s Pies
F. Lyman
Optician
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Garry’s
Watt
Household Loan . Co
Meigs Building
City Hall
State Street
JA H. Rooney
M. Louwn
Jackson
Reich and
Cddie Leonard
Steeple Chase Island
Paul Boyton
Galvert
Belle ‘Autodide
Ry Street
Henry Daily
Robert Weber
Mereden
Wheeler & Wilson
Seeene
Bill’s
Newfield Park
Holyoke
Mollan
Burt & Packard
Mollan’s
W. K. Mollan
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