Harmon Wilson Ticket Likely To Head 1912 Democratic Ticket
In Louisville on December 1 Governor-elect Woodrow Wilson said if the people elect Gov Harmon President there will be no mistake. The remark marks Wilsons first政治 statement since election as New Jersey Governor and signals Harmon Wilson as possible 1912 Democratic ticket leaders amid broad interest among governors at the recent conference.
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Yale Dean Wright celebrates seventy first birthday
Dean Wright, former head of Yale’s academic department, turned 71 yesterday. Secretary Anson Phelps Stokes Jr. praised him for decades of service, kindness, and a strong Christian character, saying Yale owes him much more than it can repay and that his example shaped many students.
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Henry Parks Wright
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Dean Wright
Yale College
Governors Tea Parties and Banquets in Kentucky
Louisville delegates at the Governors conference shuttle away from politics with tea parties and banquets. They avoid votes on women and uniform divorce laws as pressure from suffrage groups mounts. Governor Norris promotes state conservation, calls national conservationists faddists, and moves the House of Governors to Louisville for remaining sessions.
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New Jersey
Draper
Massachusetts
Ansell
South Carolina
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Ohi
House of Governors
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Homer
House of
Sidelights on Old Monroe Town Terseley Told
Special correspondent Arthur W. French notes Monroe car owners shift their travels toward Bridgeport, with trips taking as little as 68 minutes. A large Monroe center children's party hosted by Mrs. Henry J. Lord draws seventy four youngsters. Deer sightings grow, with local boys trapping skunks for pelts amid rising meat prices. A Wakelee monument in White Hills honors Lafayette Wakelee. December brings low water levels and a rising pig market as pork farming surges again locally.
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Old Town
Bridgeport
Stepney Way
State Road
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H. J. Lord
Raa
Monroe Center
Henry J. Lora
Zour Bridge
White Hills
Elmer H. Wakelee
Lafayette Wakelee
Masonic Notes Convocation of Jerusalem Chapter Friday
Stated convocation of Jerusalem Chapter Friday evening. The M. B. M. will be conferred.
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Jerusalem
Do You Breathe Like This P Ts Catarrh Cure Offer
A stark sales pitch promises free trial treatment for catarrh with prepaid door delivery. The promoter urges readers to mail a coupon to provide their address, claiming the Gauss Combined Catarrh Cure will restore normal breathing and a sweet breath, addressing distress and low spirits.
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Muin St
Marshall
Michigan
Newtown Whist Benefit and Local Obituaries
A Newtown whist event hosted by Mrs. R. H. Beers Mrs. W. J. Beecher and Mrs. 8. C. Glover raised funds for the Newtown Library with fourteen tables, prizes awarded to Mrs. Ames Glover and others, and about 4 in receipts. George R. Couch dies in Brooklyn with burial to follow in Newtown. Several local residents attend hospital training school graduations and visits, including Miss Kathryn Honan. Foley Kidney Pills advertised by F.B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy.
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Danbury Hospital
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Rahway
N. J
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A. B. Nichols, Jr
Alexander Steele
Tawiton
Prindle & Morris
Thomas Pickering
Newark
W. W. Peek
Mary
Julia Ryan
Bridgeport
Mary Troy
Berkshire
William A. Honan
New York City
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F.B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy
Village events brightened Cannon area with birthdays and plays
Mrs Bly Talcott Ryder visited her mother Mrs Mary White in New York while Miss Doris Godfrey hosted Gladys Snage at Port Chester. Marie Baylis Chamberlain was surprised on her 15th birthday with gold harpins and a gilt clock. The Village Schoolma’am amateur play at Cannon Ave drew full houses and netted about 85 dollars for St Matthew's parish.
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New York
Mary White
Doris Godfrey
Gladys Snage
Port Chester
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Henry Sackmann
Brooklyn
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Stepfiey
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Cannonee
St. Matthew's Parish
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Bantam
Mrs. Stock
Sency Hospital
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Benjamin Corsa
Hicksville
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Norwalk Tax Board Recommends Nine Mills Plus One Mill
Fairfield County news reports Norwalk's Board of Taxation recommending a nine mill general tax rate in addition to the one mill special tax laid April 25 last year. Also, Westport notes a barn fire at Edward Ryan on Monday evening with unclear cause possibly arising from spontaneous combustion of snow storage containing four tons of rye.
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Found Dead in Bed Harvey Merritt Torrington Jeweler
Litchfield County News reports Harvey L Merritt of Torrington a jeweler long rumored to be a foul play victim was found dead in his Westfield Massachusetts boarding place heart failure listed as cause. A separate local incident notes Mrs Edward Lingulat’s overdose attempt in Winsted with laudanum suspected but no poison traced. Police report two Polish laborers arrested for poultry theft in Torrington. Winsted sees three inches of snow with sleighing turning to rain. Church of Christ in Norfolk marks 150th anniversary with services historic addresses and commemorations featuring Howard W Carter and other clergy. cushions from earlier pastors were displayed alongside historic notes.
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Torrington
Ead
Westfield
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Winsted
Edward Lingulat
Mad River
Kelsey
Church of Christ
Norfolk
Howard W. Carter
Litchfield Northwest
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Ralph Emerson
Joseph Eldridge
Special Sale and Varied Goods at Local Stores
The notice highlights fur muffs scarfs and sets at E H Dillon Co. 1105 Main. W D Cook Son announces a fresh assortment of fish including halibut cod haddock and salmon at lower prices at Mollans. Dancing slippers for children featured. Moilan showcases children's footwear at 1026 Main. After the Holidays dance events and private lessons with Prof Quilty offered. Xmas gifts at P O News Store Arcade with crystal leather and leather goods. Results-driven promotion for Things & Co and their growing business.
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Quilty
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P. O. News Store
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11 Arcade
Thing & Co Footwear Sale Attracts New Customers
Ability to sell desirable footwear at unusually low prices. Thousands have been persuaded to allow the store to serve them with perpetual, dedicated supply. The message invites you to join the list of satisfied customers at 113% Main Street.
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Main Street
Husband Held in Bail for Abortion on Wife
New Haven Nov 30 Edith Reynolds wife of William Reynolds is hospitalized in Rim Cry hospital in serious condition after an abortion attempt. Reynolds was held under $5,000 bail as details of the case emerged. The couple married three months and he was taken into custody following the incident.
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