Defense Starts in the Dynamite Conspiracy Case
Indianapsite reports defense opening in the dynamite conspiracy trial as Herbert Ficokin of Detroit is removed as acting secretary treasurer by the International Association of Ironworkers. Prosecution shifts focus to labor leaders amid motions to dismiss charges against Clarence Dowd of Rochester, Wiliam J. lpagee of Toledo, and M. T. Davie and Mr. Punmsim of Punindetomhin, with testimony to cover key figures including Ryes, president of front workers union.
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Clarence
Dowdff
Rochester, SY
Wiliam J.lpagee
Hartman
Toledo
Tor
M. T. Davie
Punmsim
Netrott
John B Carrol
Syracuse
P. Meadows
Imiianapolta
Street H. Davie
Philadelphia
Eee
State Park Purchase Discussed at New Haven Meeting
New Haven December 2 state commission met to discuss buying state park land. The Ravin Rock site was promoted with hoped for eventual acquisition while other parcels were considered for inclusion or exclusion. Observers noted the proceedings and identified key opinions from commission members.
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New Haven
State Commission
Cugeestions Aa
Purchase State
Mayor Fiske pulls spikes to avert Mt Vernon rail danger
The New York American reports Mayor Eawin W. Fiske of Mount Vernon urged immediate repairs on the New York, New Haven & Hartford tracks after finding rotted ties and 36 spikes out of place near Columbus Avenue station. Workers relay 500 feet of track and replace rotten ties, preventing a potential wreck on this high embankment stretch. Rail traffic from trains to Stamford, Port Chester, and the Berkshires relies on the repaired section.
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New Haven Road
Mt. Vernon
Eawin W. Fiske
Mount Vernon
New York, New Haven
Hartford
New Haven
Fiske
Columbus Avenue
New York
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Wakefield
Stamford
City
Boston
Springfield
Berkshires
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Portchester
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Mamaroneck
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Isuffragettes Move From Militancy To Silent Action
The Women's Silent Cooperation for Freedom launches a test of "absent treatment" to win votes for women. Fifty members vow to concentrate their thoughts for ten minutes daily at noon, hoping to influence the British government without protests.
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R Sort
Bond Street
Themezlver
Funeral Rites For Thomas Lyman Were Held
Funeral services over Thomas Lyman were held at the bereaved home on Charles Street at 8 30 this morning and a half hour later from Sir Patricks church where Rev Edward P Curran offered a high requiem mass Jessie Murray sang Ave Maria and Nearer My God to Thee After mass many floral tributes surrounded the casket Remembrances of friends and associates Pallbearers were James Stapleton Thomas Connelly William Ross Dennis Murphy Patrick Keenan and Thomas OBrien Interment was in St Michaels Cemetery
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Thomas Lyman
Charles Street
Sir Patrick’s Church
Edward P. Curran
Mise Jessie Murray
James Stapleton
Thomas Connelly
William Ross
Dennis Murphy
Patrick Keenan
Thomas O'Brien
St. Michael's Rematery
Olive Tablets Ad Claims Color and Vitality
An old advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute. It promises pink skin bright eyes and buoyant mood by aiding liver and bowels and easing constipation. Priced at 2c per box with nightly use.
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Columbus
Economic Blip Reflects Minor Price Shifts
A string of numbers shows small adjustments in listed prices with minor differences from prior figures. The data includes cents per unit and totals, indicating a casual snapshot of costs without clear context or identifiers.
Advertising Dinner Draws Bridgeport Business Men
Bridgeport’s Business Men’s association invites retailers manufacturers and ad writers to a December 4 dinner at Stratfield. Herbert N. Casson of New York will discuss effective advertising to reduce waste and boost profits. Attendance urged with notices to secretary Barnes by tomorrow afternoon.
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Business Men's Association
Worthshire
Association
Herbert N. Casson
New York City
Cisson
Barnes
Students fined for assaulting trolley crew
Norwalk court heard charges against Charles Worman of Covington Kentucky and Joseph Wimmmerman of New York City sophomores at Fal e College after a late Saturday night disturbance on a street car. They whipped the motorman and conductor and damaged windows and a nearby automobile. The men faced fines for intoxication breach of the peace and destruction of property totaling substantial sums. They were released on fines and immediately rearrested to answer civil damages claims by the motorman and conductor.
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Norwalk
Charles Worman
Covington
Joseph Wimmerman
New York City
Fale College
Edward M. Lockwood
Forman
A. W. Pratt
Darien
Zimmerman
John H. Blake
Phillipeon
Melhenny
John 3. Walsh
Lmen
Jacksonville
Fla
Richard Prarne
Pope Confers Red Hats on Five Cardinals in Vatican
Pope Pius X elevated five cardinals in a public consistory, boosting the sacred college to 60 members. The new appointees include three Spaniards and two Austrians, with discussions noting prior elevations and awaited appointments for American clergy.
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Sacred College
Pius
Vatican
Spain
Austria
Bello
Pope Pius
Portugal
Cardinal Fisher
Cologne
Lamussa
Cardinal Cowlle
France
Cadinal Canecelastro
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Sistine Chapel
Publc Hall
Romie
Archbishop Ireland
St. Paul
Pope Pinetodos
Teen
Dennis 3
O'Connor
Richmond
Patrick
Cheyenne
Stev
Austin Bowling
Des Moines
Edward J. Hanna
San Franciso
New Lithuanian Church Blessed by Bishop Nilan in Bridgeport
Solemn devotion marked the dedication of St. George's Lithuanian Church in Park Avenue Bridgeport shortly after its yesterday blessing by Bishop J. J. Nilan. The five year old parish now serves over 1,000 Lithuanian Catholics and held a high mass with hundreds in attendance followed by vespers and a Blessed Sacrament procession.
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St. George'a
Park Avenue
J. J. Nilon
Bridgeport
St. George's Parish
M. A. Panceveky
J. J. Nilan
St. George's Society
Allance
St .Anthony's Society of
Andolala
Olympic Banw
State Street
J. B. Nini
JF. Murphy
T. St Sweeney
Silan
Edifee
Sian
T. J. O'Brien
St. ‘Thomas’ Seminary
Hartford
A. Kapas
Chicago
Sacradinner
V. Varnagirie
A. Kappes
Zindstus
Bayonne
N. J
J. Ambot
Hert
Zebrie
New Britain
P Laurasnus
Waterbury
John Tranteewald
Stamford
Vanstone & Wenstone
L. A. Walsh
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Digestive Relief
An old ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal stomach aid stockable in US stores. It claims the tablets mimic natural gastric juices, digest 3000 grains of food, and relieve indigestion by aiding weak, gassy stomachs with one grain per tablet. Cost is 50 cents a box.
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