Baldwin as Host
Governor-elect Simeon E. Baldwin hosted a Wall Street gathering in New Haven to meet newly elected Democratic state lawmakers. Attendees included Charles W. Comstock Edwin S. Thomas Bryan F. Mahan Archibald McNeil Lyman Tingier ex-mayor Thoms and Mayor Daniel F. Dunn. The event aimed to foster personal acquaintance, not political strategy.
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New Haven
Simeon E. Baldwin
Wall Street
Charles W. Comstock
Montville
Democratic State Central Committee
Edwin S. Thomas
Bryan F. Mahan
New London
Archibald McNeil
Bridgeport
Lyman T. Tingier
Vernon
Thoms
Waterbury
Daniel F. Dunn
Willimantic
Trades Council Protest Over Police Carpent er Work
New Haven council members debated police performing carpenter tasks and decided to register a protest. With the police department seeking more officers, the council also objected to Trades Schools teaching pattern making and agreed to notify the Board of Education.
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New Haven
Trades Council
Board of Education
Thaw Sued for $80 000 by Gleason in Appeal
In Philadelphia the U S Court of Appeals heard arguments on Gleason’s petition for review of a Circuit Court stay in a suit to recover 38000? counsel fees from Harry K. Thaw. Gleason helped defend Thaw in the Stanford White murder trial.
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Philadelphia
United States Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
John B. Gleason
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Gleason
Thaw
Stanford White
Milford County court orders recount in state house race
A mandamus granted by Judge Reed requires a recount of Milford ballots for the two Milford seats in the state house by December 9. The action, a joint move by Republican and Democratic candidates, challenges the Australian ballot count and possible reopening of sealed boxes. If accepted, the matter moves to the State House of Representatives for seating decisions.
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Reed
Superior Court
State House of Representatives
Milford
Omar Platt
W. B. Stoddard
Charles Root
Frederick Smith
Willam Pond
George Watson
Arthur Platt
Sanford Hawkins
Ma Tooker
Charles W. Evarts
John L. Merwin
Robert C. Stoddard
George S. Clark
Judge Root
Committee On
Irish comedian Daly sent to Blackwells Island
William B. Daly the Irish comedian linked to old limericks was committed to Blackwells Island for six months for non support. He had left his wife after a prior relief and again failed to contribute to support. she testified he appeared with actresses along Broadway leading to his rearrest.
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New York
William B. Daly
Blackwells Island
Savas
Bargain and sale notices from local stores and charity ads
James F. Beck offers the Taft Press plant for sale. Saturday bargains at E. H. Dillon & Co. and Morning Special Sales at Radford B. Smith. Atlantic Pharmacy touts high quality drugs and Christmas goods. Caesar Misch Inc presents Cheerful Credit for Christmas purchases with easy terms.
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James F. Beck
Taft Press
E. H. Dillon & Co
Main St
Radford B. Smith
Atlantic Pharmacy
Fairfield Avenue
Atlantic Hotel
Long Island
Bridgeport Public Market
State and
Bank Streets
East Main Street
Caesar Misch Inc
How to Quit Smoking A Gentle Stepwise Cure
A St Louis Post Dispatch guide advises delaying the first cigar after breakfast and gradually extending the interval. For a week start with no morning smoke then lengthen to one hour and beyond, using fruit when cravings rise. The method aims to curb nerves and appetite without harming the heart or digestion, requiring steady willpower to finish.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
A Crow's Stratagem and a Clever Theft
A crow tamed by southern children outwits a household cat. After failing to seize a morsel from the cat, the crow uses a string trick learned from children to lure the cat and steal the prize, then flies away with it, as narrated in Harper's Weekly.
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Harper’s Weekly
Strict Vienna Censor Rules Govern Stage Romance
Vienna's early 20th century censor Franz Hoegelin urged strict theater rules banning lovers alone on stage and marriages across class lines. He cites a play where a hero marries a gardener's daughter as unacceptable, arguing real life misalliances do not justify onstage.
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Vienna
Franz Hoegelin
Hoegelin
Can You Blame Him Skeptical Age Joke From Papers
A collection of light quips and wry lines from newspapers. Jokes include a wife away reminding her husband to think of her daily and a baby resembling the father. Observations on patience and self reflection close the snippets.
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Toledo Blade
Chip
Boston Transcript
New York Press
A Simple Safeguard for Mothers Emphasized
Mrs. D. Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio recounts how Foley's Honey and Tar eased her daughter's severe cold and cough after one dose relieved throat inflammation. She keeps a bottle at home and warns against substitutes. The ad also notes 1 cent per word rates in the Farmer Want column.
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