Former Bridgeporter Buried In Trenton
Obituary notes the death of William Faubel of Trenton in his 4th year, with funeral attended by leading German Societies. He lived previously in Bridgeport and worked for N Buckingham & Co. Survived by widow and son William Paubel of Carroll Avenue. formerly proprietor of Furnishings business. buried amidst German community involvement and local affiliations. Also includes local notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treston
William Faube
Trenton
Ciy
Germania Singing Society
Heald Mme
N. Buckingham & Co
de Zie
John Kensie
Matt Weller
Hateerhof
Faubel
Gage
Big City
Willam Paubel
Caroll Avenue
Paphew
sfPourtshine Furniture
al- Aseneh
Renecame
Cannork Etreet
Freda
Cnurdend Street
Felli
Sarah Baily
Main Street
Funeral notices and obituaries from Norwalk region
Public notices list multiple obituaries and funeral invitations. Mary Beanah Cotter Hag, Stewart Bunner, Elsenbeth Lombard, and Jos eph Maley are named among others. Announcements include residence and burial details, church services, and interments at local cemeteries in Norwalk and nearby areas.
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Lnte
Georgy Erect
Boidock
Miceet
Tethia City
Mary
William
Ta Iy
Beanah Cotter
Tubec
Lafayette Street
Garren Heart Church
St Michaels Cemeters Bian Sumine
Palle Village
Stewart Bumner
Mire Charles
Godfrey
Elsenheth
Anuahtee
John
Margaret Lombard
Sen
Michsster Ariatory
Austin
Comet
Pain B. Austin
Melegon
Bouth Norwalk
Mra Pater Nelson Maizy
Norwalk
Joseph Maley
Notes Exchanged Between Lind and Secretary Gamboa
Mexico City Aug notes reveal Mexican Secretary Gamboa publicized a supplementary reply to John Lind. The missive counters U.S. assurances of noninterference and sovereignty respect, insisting Mexico will follow its own constitutional processes and reject foreign vetoes amid the current internal crisis.
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Mexico City
Fredericko Gamboa
John Lind
Vera Cruz
United States of America
Mexico
United States
States of America
Wodrow Wilson
Tiihted
Lane
Gamboa
Republic
Wuon
Capftaen- Hal
Gotelning
Doine
Wilson
Flas
Mexico Affirms Ad Interim Constitutional Government Claim
The note rejects U S loan offers as meddling and insists Mexico is the ad interim constitutional government. It asserts independence from immediate embassy reception and calls for a peaceful resolution during elections while maintaining dignity amid the conflict. Personal esteem is expressed at the end.
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United States of America
Mexican Republic
Giants Imperator Fire Damages Ship Amid Strike Turmoil
Fire crippled the Imperator after a blast and smoke filled decks. Officials say strike disruptions hampered crew, while repairs were underway. two men killed and many injured in benzine explosion years earlier. Nearly 2,000,000 gallons of water doused the blaze. ship to sail on schedule despite damage.
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Brooklyn
Imperator
Jose Ehoung
Hersuss
Hamburg
Seaman Stumpf
City Court Cases Highlight Local Crime and Fines
Isaac Kinsbeam a local junk dealer was found guilty of purchasing rum from a minor and receiving stolen Locomobile property. He faces 30 days in county jail on each count. A thief testified about foreknowledge of the goats theft. Another man was convicted for theft of a watch and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Charles H Cullen was fined five dollars in New Haven for creating a breach of the peace after a railroad incident. Charles Wakeley was released with a reprimand for unbecoming noises. Prosectuors condemned street corner nuisances and youth disturbances. Harry Ginsberg 12, incorrigible child, placed on three months probation after his father testified he cannot control him.
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Isaac Kinsbeam
Locomobile Company of America
Lawrence Finklestone
George Diamond
Charles H. Cullen
Meriden
New York
New Haven
Charlee Lash
Dulles
Charles Wakeley
Sheehy
Harry Ginsberg
War Secretary to Continue His Inspection Trip
Qmana Neb Aug 28 Secretary of War Garrison received a telegram from President Wilson urging no interference with his planned inspection trip. The message stresses uninterrupted travel amid war duties.
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Qmana
Garrison
Wilson
Weather Indications New Haven Aug 28 Forecast
Fair and cool tonight with increasing cloudiness Friday. Showers possible Friday afternoon or night in Connecticut as winds shift from west to southeast. General rain prior along the lake region and Atlantic coasts. light interior showers. Temperatures rise slowly as a disturbance over upper Michigan moves eastward bringing cloudiness Friday.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Lake
Upper Michigan
Four Killed in Peterborough Store Collapse
In Peterborough Ontario the J Turnbull Company store at George and Simcoe streets collapsed during alterations. At least four dead and many injured, with three women and one man recovered, while another clerk Dolly Sisson was missing and presumed dead. Eva Sisson survived.
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Peterborough
Ont
Aum
J. €. Turnbull Company
George and
Simcoe
Cuffe
Dolly Sisson
Eva
Twice Married Seeks Divorce In New York And Greenwich
Henry A Eddy of Greenwich sues Julia Eday of Stamford for divorce on grounds of cruelty and intemperance. They wed in New York on June 21 1894 and in Port Chester on February 4 1895. Mrs Eddy's maiden name was Julia McCarthy. Others include Rose May Grenier of this city against Adelbard Grenier of Providence on grounds of intemperance and cruelty, married February 6 1910. Mrs Grenier's maiden name Rosa Gae avant. Carl H. Seltaberg seeks decree from Anna Schmidt Beltsberg of Fairfield. desertion alleged since October 27 1909. married October 16 1908. James W. Davis of Greenwich seeks divorce from Jessie Davis. wife’s maiden name Jessie Pine. deserted July 10 1910. married October 7 1908. Florence Holes of Port Chester seeks separation from Thomas F. Boles of Greenwich for intoxication and desertion. married February 27 1897. Mrs Boles née Florence Pugmire. Frieda Bacher of Greenwich seeks decree from Henry Bacher. married December 19 1912. Mrs Bacher’s maiden name Frieda Frank. she accuses husband of cruelty.
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Henry A Eddy
Greenwich
Julia Eday
Stamford
New York
Port Chester
Eddy
Julia McCarthy
Rose May Grenier
Adelbard Grenier
Providence
Jessie Pine
Florence Holes
Thomas F. Boles
Boles
Florence Pugmire
Frieda Bacher
Henry Bacher
Green_wich
Bacher
Frieda Frank
Bridgeport City Officials Hold Annual Forest Grove Clambake
Bridgeport city officials held their annual outing and clambake this afternoon at Forest Grove on Main Street. A committee chaired by Alferman Walker organized provisions for 200 attendees. The event opened with clam chowder at 1:80 and ran until the bake was uncovered at 3:30 with additional dishes served throughout.
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Bridgeport
Forest Grove
Main Street
Alferman Walker
Stockholders seek receiver for Standard Rubber Co at 54 Oak Street
John D. Slady and John M. Spittler petition the Superior Court for appointment of a receiver for Standard Rubber & Gable Co. They claim ownership of 21.5 percent of 2,500 shares and report assets including machinery and crude rubber with factory operations suspended and large debt. The company capital is 250 900, stock par 100, with plant at 54 Oak Street.
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Standard Rubber & Gable Co
John D. Slady
John M. Spittler
Mi City
Superior Court
Oak Street
Strike of shoe employes settled in Lynn Mass
The strike of the Ironers at the A. M. Creighton Shoe Factory in Lynn Massachusetts, involving nearly 700 workers, was settled today. The Ironers' union committee will adjust the trouble.
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Iynn
Mass
A. M. Creighton
Ironers’ Union Committee
One Civil War Veteran Survives Connecticut 28th Volunteers
Winsted marked the 28th Connecticut Volunteers reunion with only one living member from the 61 men who marched out to fight. B. Frank Marsh, deputy state treasurer, attended the New Haven gathering, recalling the Civil War era half a century past.
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Winsted
Connecticut Volunteers
B. Frank Marsh
Marsh
New Haven
Morrissey Avoids Losing Finger After Street Crash
Charity investigator Alexander Morrissey narrowly escapes finger loss after a crash on High Street. He informed his family of hospital X rays before a car rolling from an adjacent lot smashed into Main Street store windows, damaging the vehicle and a storefront glass structure.
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Alexander Morrissey
High Street
Main Street
Whay
Matin Street
Drake Holding
Boye
Latest Women’s Dresses on Display In All Sizes
Open daily till five and Saturdays till nine the newest dresses shown. Models are rich and stylish with various pops of color including black terra putts plum olive navy and copenhagen. Crepe de Chine options appear and a stylish bolero wallet with three-quarter sleeves completes the set.
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Copenhagen
Mellen to quit New Haven says official report
New Haven August 28 Mr Mellen will sever his connection with the New Haven road after Saturday of this week An instatement from the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad says he will not give up active connection upon retirement from the presidency at month end He will place at disposal of the incoming president and two directors all information he has gained during his long service and offer aid as needed
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New Haven
Meller
New Haven Road
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mellen
Eilioee
Incoting
Mawage
Increased Tax on Big Incomes Sure to Come
Washington Aug 28 Democratic Senate leaders defeated Senator LeFollette s plan to tax incomes over 100000 by ten percent with party support from Reed Ashhurst and Thompson who stated an increase was assured. Bristow then offered a heavier tax on incomes above 60000 but the measure failed on strict party lines.
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Washington
Senate
LeFollette
Senatore Reed
Ashhurat
Thompson
T LaFochette
Bristow
Judge Malone Returns From Labrador Wilds
Bristol Australia. Judge Wm J Malone and Dillon Walles completed a hunting trip in Labrador seeking the resting place of explorer Leonidas Hubbard. They hiked 159 miles to a post on Northwest River and faced heavy mosquitoes. They brought back flattened notebook specimens measuring giants by New Jersey tyres.
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Bristol
Conn
Aus
Wm J. Maloné
Labrador
Dillon Wallaes
New York
Leonidas Hubbard
Northwest
Ebecimens
New Jersey
Morgenthau Named Ambassador to Turkey Today
Washington announces President Wilson nominates Harry Morgenthau of New York to be ambassador to Turkey. The appointment, reported today, marks a diplomatic posting for Morgenthau as the United States seeks to strengthen ties with the Ottoman Empire.
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Morgenthau
Turkey
Washington
Wilson
Harry Morgenthau
New York
Boy Dies Under Freight Cars In Hartford
Hartford August 28 Solomon Glazier eleven years old was found dying between freight cars at the foot of Suffield street this afternoon and died before ambulance arrival. He was the son of Israel Glazier of 172 Bellevue Street.
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Hartford
Solomon Glazier
Suffield Street
Israel Glazier
Bellevueitrest
Twenty Two Arrested in Ridgefield Liquor Raid
Constable Preuss and a large deputy force raided several speak easy locations in Ridgefield Aus last night. They seized liquor sold illegally and arrested twenty two Italian men and women charged with violating mayor laws.
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Ridgefield
Aus
Preuss
Porter Charlton Reaches Naples For Murder Trial
Naples August 26 Porter Charlton arrived from America aboard the He Draftla steamer to stand trial for the Lake Como murder of his wife three years ago. Jatin Palmieri a New York lawyer says he is Charlton’s counsel and will interview the prisoner. Palmieri expects an October start with a two week trial concluded. he will plead intoxication and legitimate self defense.
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Naples
Porter Charlton
America
Lake Como
Jatin Palmieri
Calabria
New York
Charlton
Palmieri
Polo Coats Come In Many Colors For This Season
White polo coats along with pink light blue melrose terra cotta and other shades appear this season. Three quarter length styles feature patch pockets wide belts deep cuffs and modern lines. Prices range from $12.50 to $18.00.
Chiffon Broadcloths Highlight Season's Rich Styles
Advertises chiffon broadcloths noted as fine and rich with a silly lustre and soft drape. Describes colors Persian blue dull violet caramel brown and deep fuchsia red. Suitable for suits dresses evening wear and trimmings at 54 inches wide and $2.00 per yard.
Two Ton Bell to Be Placed In Belfry of Greek Catholic Church
The Greek Catholic St. John Baptist church on Arctic Street plans a Monday celebration led by Pastor Creeles C. Charnock featuring the installation of a two ton bronze bell for the new church edifice. The church superstructure, recently completed, stands as a monument to the pastor and congregation. Burglars stole tools valued at about 75 from Schwartz Brothers carpentry shop on Lindier Street last night.
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St. John Baptist
Arctic Street
Creeles C. Charnock
Schwartz Brothers
Lindier Street
When American Business Men Stand Alone Lobby Ends
A historical piece argues that business interests should fund influence near the capital but argues the lobby ends when businessmen stand on their own feet. It asserts representatives in Washington are natural for prosperity and opposes dependence on lawmakers. The text reflects a stance on lobbying and business responsibility.
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Washitetuss
Capitol
Stoney
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