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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1913

Page

6

Escapes Bigamy Charge In Britain Case

Albert Kiefer a Hartford meat merchant faced bigamy charges in Britain but no documentary evidence halted the case. He escaped only to be hit with a non support claim by Margarethe Pohlmann, who became his wife No. 2 before moving to Hartford. Court overruled a statute of limitations demurrer, ruling bigamy valid due to cohabitation. The state said it would nolle the three charges due to evidence gaps.

Britain Albert Kiefer Hartford Wife No. 1 Wife No Margarethe Pohlmann Kiefer W. F. Delaney Nolle

Weather Indications From New Haven Aug 19

Forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with cooler interior conditions and fair weather by Wednesday. Northeast winds will be moderate to brisk as high pressure centers over the lake region bring cool pleasant conditions east of the Mississippi. Showers occurred yesterday from Kansas to Illinois and along the lake region and Atlantic coast from Virginia to Massachusetts.

New Haver Connecticut Fegton Mississippi River Kansas Illinois Lake Region Atlantic Virginia Massachusetts

Democrats Stamp Maine With Star Speakers For Third District Race

Democratic National Committee plans a major Maine campaign starting August 25 to back W. G. Pattangal in the Third district race against Republican Forrest Goodwin. Notable speakers including T. L. Reilly Cul lop Murray Palmer and Cox will tour to energize voters, while Mulhall charges loom as a campaign issue and Republican resistance remains measured.

Maine Forrest Goodwin Skowhegan T. L. Reilly National Democratic Congress Committee Pine Tree State W. G. Pattangal Lewiston Wilson Commerce Redfield Stump Cox Ohio Underwood Clark Pattangal Reilly Connecticut Cullop Indiana Murray Massachusetts Mulhall Littlefield A. Mitchell Palmer Pennsylvania McGillicuddy Reiney Illinois Carlin Virginia Dixon Johnson Harry St. George Tucker Keegan Congress Murdock Kansas House

Goethals to Head Engineering Congress at 1915 Fair

Col George W Goethals U S A famed Panama Canal engineer will serve as honorary president of the International Engineering Congress to be held in San Francisco from September 20 to 25 1915 in connection with the Panama Pacific International Exposition Promoters expect the congress to be the most notable in engineering history and have invited about 80000 engineers worldwide The event is organized under the joint auspices of the ASCE AIME ASMEE and the AIEE and the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers.

San Francisco George W. Goethals Col Gothals Isthmian Canal Commission International Engineering Congress American Society of Civil Engineers American Institute of Mining Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers American Institute of Electrical Engineers Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers

Obituary notices from a Bridgeport area city page

Multiple deaths in Bridgeport area report funeral arrangements and burial plans. Elizabeth B. Dickinson of Atlantic street, case to Bedford, James Watson of 414 Fairfield avenue, relative to Lowe and Wason and Fairchild and Shelton, private services, Mountain Grove cemetery. Samuel A. Wakeman 29, Southport, vice president of Southport Fire Co, survived by widow. Carnival plans disrupted. Minnie Lee of 327 Pembroke street, married to Leander Lee, rubber worker. Edgar Deane, 68, cancer, born Manchester, England, active in local trade of barrels and Masonic member. Helen A. Richmond, widow of A G Richmond of Montgomery, AK, died in Greens Farms, body sent to Canajopest, N Y for burial.

James Watson Bridgeport Hospital Fairfield Avenue Lowe & Wason John C. Shelton Fairchild & Shelton Mountain Grove Cemetery Samuel A. Wakeman Southport Southport Fire Co Southport Fire Peperimens Minnie Leander Lee Pembroke Street Edgar Deane Lafayette Street Manchester England Bridgeport Masonic Fraternity Helen A. Richmond A. G. Richmond Montgomery Greens Farms Canajopeste N

Tuberculosis Victim Charged With Embezzlement

Hartford August 19 Benny Engel bound over to the superior court by Judge Clark in the police court on embezzlement charges. Engel, a tuberculosis patient, allegedly appropriated 288 dollars from an organization of which he was treasurer to finance treatment at a sanitarium.

Hartford Benny Engel Superior Court Clark Engel Née

Queer defense in Diggs trial unfolds in San Francisco

In San Francisco on August 19 Maury I Diggs faces Mann Act charges as jury resumes. Father J P Diggs testifies about threats of arrest over misconduct with Marsha Warrington and other women. Defense contends Diggs and Caminetti fled with Warrington and Lola Norris to Reno to escape scandal, not for immoral purposes. Mrs Diggs and Mrs Caminetti may corroborate awareness and efforts to check the men’s conduct. Caminetti case postponed pending Diggs outcome.

San Francisco Maury I Diggs J. P. Diggs Marsha Warrington Diggs Drew Caminetti Warrington Girl Lola Norris Reno Sacramento California Warrington Los Angeles Caminetti Dooling

Colored Peach Pickers Imported by Magnate Hale

In Glastonbury scarce rainfall haunts peach prospects with yield forecast cut from 250000 to 175000 baskets. A train ships 1500 baskets weekly to New England cities, Hartford consumes about 2500 daily from local orchards. Hale employs 50 colored pickers and four colored cooks from Georgia, housed in a dedicated building.

Hartford Glastonbury J. H. Hale New England Hale Orchards Hale Peach Plantation Georgia

Powers Compel Turkey to Respect Treaty of London

Sofia reports European powers consider measures to force Turkey to honor the London treaty, easing fears in Bulgarian political circles. Vienna notes European governments prepare representations to Turkey over troop advances in Thrace. Official narcotics order blanks issued by Connecticut Board of Pharmacy are now available to druggists physicians dentists veterinarians and others after delay.

Turkey Sofia Bulgaria Vienna Europe Thrace Connecticut Board of Pharmacy Health Department

Sale Of Tickets For Merchants Outing To Close Monday

The Bridge Port Business Men's association outing and clambake tickets sell until noon Monday. Tickets available from J T L Hubbard Security building and Hamiltons drug store R T Whitings Davis Hawley Co John Beck Son Joseph D Hartigan American Bank & Trust Co Smith Murray Co Peter Hron Joseph H Whitcomb Hiner Pharmacy Moss Krieger E L Graves. The event is at River petite on the Housatonic near Washington bridge Wednesday Aug 27 with special cars from 1 pm Chowder at 1 30 pm sports 2 2 45 bake 3 pm tent protection for weather, post bake surprises 4 6 pm. Committee lists leaders and sports and finance chairs.

Bridge Port Business Men’s Association J. T. L. Hubbard Security Building Hamilton’s Drug Store R. T. Whiting’s, Davis & Hawley Co John Beck & Son Joseph D. Hartigan American Bank & Trust Co Smith, Murray Co Peter Hron Joseph H. Whitcomb Hiner Pharmacy Moss & Krieger E. L. Graves Riverpetite Housatonic Washington Bridge Carl C. Bock E. H. Havens James Feeley F. D. Bell Frank W. Bolande Charles M. Cole R. T. Rock R. B. Hurley F. D. Ives Julius Kohlmaier J. H. Whitcomb R. T. Whiting A. W Barritt M. W. Manwaring Charles L. , Gaylord H. H Nettleton S. E. Vincent James Roy A. BE Lavery Committee of BE. &. Buckingham E.L. Graves Earl O. Cyrus George Crawford Earle M. Christie D. Fairchild ‘Wheeler John T. L. Hubbard Isaac Moss

Grand Duke Alexander Michaelovitch Visits New York

Grand Duke Alexander Michaelovitch, husband of the czar's sister Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna, stays with Philadelphia financier Barclay Warburton. The 47-year-old, over six feet tall, in a dark imperial sprin kled with gray, is a scientist and businessman here for rest, with plans to visit the Rockies to shoot. Warburton calls the trip a purely social affair.

New York Grand Duke Alexander Michaelovitch Xenia Alexandrovna America Barclay Warburton Philadelphia Rockies

Insurance Man's Vacant House Burglarized in City

The residence of William G. Linesburg, an insurance broker, at 339 Laurel Avenue was burglarized overnight. A window was forced with a tool to gain entry while the owner was away. Goods of considerable value are believed missing. Detectives are investigating.

William G. Linesburg Laurel Avenue

Personal mention of travels by Dr James Gaffney and Miss Bertha Wheeler

Dr James Gaffney of 285 East Main street is spending a vacation of several one in the Berkshire Hills. Miss Bertha Wheeler of 3183 North Mainstreet left the city to spend her Vacation at Oswegatchie House, New London, where she joined a party, of, friends from Plainfield, N.

James Gaffney East Mainstreet Berkshire Hills Bertha Wheeler North Mainstreet Oswegatchie House New London Plainfield, N

Slayer Marano to enter guilty plea in murder case

Giuseppi Marano appeared in city court charged with first degree murder in the August 3 shooting of Nicholas Biafore at Kiefer street and Singer avenue. He was unrepresented, bound over for trial in the superior court, and indicated he would plead in a higher court. Medical testimony fixed the death as from two bullets, one near the heart.

Guiseppi Marano Nicholas Bisifore Kiefer Street Singer Avenue Maraco Peter Hall Frank Virelli James Biafore Biafore John Neapolitano Lexington Avenue Marano City Hall Atarano Louis Vitelli Maple Street

Furious Storm Sweeps Redding District Destroys Silos

A powerful late night storm swept Lonetown district of Redding Connecticut last night with near tornado force. It flattened 16 acres of corn and struck George P Williams farm demolishing two large silos without causing a fire. Trees were felled and several small buildings unroofed along roughly a mile wide swath.

Redding Conn Lonetown George P. Williams

Neighbors in Court Over Threats and Fire Demonstartion

Mary Mullano of 241 Lexington avenue was fined $5 and costs in city court after Miss Anastas ia O Brien of 343 Lexington avenue accused her of threatening to burn the house and tear eyes out. Witnesses testified to a long noisy dispute. Mullano claimed remarks were in jest and stone throwing preceded a lamp threat. Attorne y Hull defended Mullano who faces possible jail if the offense recurs.

Mary Mullano Lexington Avenue Anastasia O’brien O’brien Mullano O. Hull

Beating of Woman Ends With Suspended Fine

Andrew BE Lacroix, a laborer for Mrs Carrie Earle, beat Claude McGill after McGill struck a woman, in defense of the storekeeper. Lacroix was fined five dollars and costs but the penalty was suspended by Judge Coughlin. The incident occurred as paving work disrupted the Barnum avenue sidewalk near 1066 Barnum avenue.

Claude McGill Park Street Hassam Barnum Avenue Andrew BE. Lacroix Carrie Earle

Well and as much adage implies merchants thrive

A terse adage states that no merchant fails when he advertises as well and as much as possible, urging expansive promotion to drive sales and success.

Facts and figures on national symbols and the Panama Canal

This piece answers questions about the national anthem status, computing a 50 percent sale price, the political setup in Puerto Rico and the Philippines under U S rule, a wall repair method using plaster, and the Panama Canal locks plan. It provides numeric details on elections in the Philippines and specifications for the six double locks and their operation.

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Kline’s Main St Cyrus Cong. Reilly Goethals Elizabeth B. Dickinson William J. Cudney Atlantic Street Mr. Simpson City Mission Bedford E. H. Dillon & CO Seain ST Bridtford ST. Cecile Hale Horsford Czar Ringer Bathihe Shepherd THE Smith-Murray Co G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Ire Est G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc. Jewelers and Opticians Main Street P. 0 Lyon & Grumman CO Middle Suto Lehigh Valley Railroad Black Diamond Express Niagara Falls Spees Army Navy Order of the War Department Porto Rico United States Congress Philippines United States Persens Washington Neil Union Texas Montane Panama Canal Gatun Pedro Miguel Miraflores Ae Eens
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