Death Notices for Watson and McGraw in City
In this city on December 1 1918 James Watson aged 53 years 11 months 16 days. Funeral at 544 Fairfield avenue Thursday December 8 30 am with mass at St Augustine's Church at 9 am burial St Michael's cemetery. Edward McGraw died December 1 1912 aged 69 years 1 month 16 days funeral at 115 Benham avenue Wednesday at 3 pm burial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
James Watson
Fairfield Avenue
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Edward McGraw
Fia Jate
Benham Avenue
Park Cemetery
Deaths and Funerals for Multiple Local Residents
Funeral services or obsequies were conducted for George Turney at his home 30 Sanford Avenue with Rev. George M. Brown officiating. Interment followed at Mountain Grove cemetery. Separate services were held for Mrs Catherine Conran at Nelson Freshour’s residence 384 Barnum Avenue then a Requiem Mass at St Charles Church. George B Finch died at 221 Colorado Avenue with Mass at St Peter's Church and burial at St Michael's cemetery. Edward McGraw died at 115 Benham Avenue after illness. he was a machinist aged 69. Jennie Ziegler, wife of William H Ziegler, died at 27 Beardsley Street and was to be transported to Stockport New York for interment after prayers.
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George Turney
George M. Brown
Sanford Avenue
Frederick Long
Charles Callahan
Arthur Seeley
E. Cory Gillman
James Tyrrell
Edward M. Parker
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Catherine Conran
Nelson Freshour
Barnum Avenue
St. Charles’ Church
Father McGivney
Jessie Murray
May Foley
Lilian Fox
Joseph Taylor
Albert Perry
Edward Coffee
Gustave Weir
St. Michael’s Cemetery
George B. Finch
Colorado Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Father Kelly
The
Elks, Beagles
Camp Dewey
Woodmen of the World
St. Michael's Cemetery
Thomas F. O’brien
Patrick Byrnes
John McGuire
Thomas Stephens
Thomas McGovern
Charles Tulley
Edward McGraw
Benham Avenue
Jennie Ziegler
William H
Beardsley Street
Stockport
N. Y
Union Laborites Try to Settle Strike in Indianapolis
A Central Labor Union committee of teamsters chauffeurs and affiliated crafts began efforts to end the strike peacefully. The group met after midnight following last night's union meeting, with William G. Beatty stating no procedural decision had been reached at this stage.
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Indianapolis
Central Labor Union
William G. Beatty
Uncollected Garbage Complaints Across City Streets
Health department offices received multiple complaints this morning about uncollected garbage from S74 and 224 Washington avenue end 123 Harral avenue. A complaint yesterday afternoon cited 249 Vine street. Residents of Wade Terrace were accused of cleaning cesspools and dumping contents on the surface.
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Department of Health
Washington Avenue
Harral Avenue
Vine Street
Wade Terrace
Cascarets Ad and Local Notices Collide in Page Mix
The clippings advertise Cascarets for constipation with claims of quick morning relief, plus a Poultry Show notice for December and multiple small ads. Items include real estate, dressmaking help, a bookkeeping job, and fur sales with terse price cut offers and contact details.
Republicans Elect Walker President Aldermanio Board
Five Democrats abandoned their party caucus and voted with Republicans as Alderman Daniel H. B. Walker was re elected president of the Common Council by a 16 to 8 vote. Alderman Moran led the Democratic票 nominating Walker with Moran the caucus choice.
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Common Council
Daniel HB. Walker
William J. Moran
Walker
Moran
Thomas J. Hungerford Page
Rank W. Long
Robinson
Wilson
John H. Casey
Peter J. Umstatter
Twelfth
Frank J. Clancy
Fourth District
Callahan
Third
Thomas J. Hungerford
Oreon
Democratic Party
Welker
Walter
Dr Helene Knabe Death Claimed By Her Own Action
Shelbyville Indiana December reports Dr Helene Knabe of Indianapolis killed herself, defense lawyer Henry F Spaan contends in the William B Craig murder trial opening. Spaan denies any intimate or marital promise between Craig and Knabe, and says Knabe was despondent and threatened suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Helene Knabe
Indianapolis
Henry F Spaan
William B. Craig
Knabe
Weather forecast for New Haven area
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday in most areas with cloudy spells. Connecticut expected cloudy conditions with light to moderate northeast and east winds. Disturbances off Florida and Texas bring cloudy and rainy weather to regions from Florida to Virginia and in the southwest districts. Pleasant weather in northern districts with moderate temperatures east of the Rockies.
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Wew Haven
Connecticut
Florida
Virginia
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Emergency Hospital Cases and Masonic Gatherings
Emergency reports cite three injuries from yesterday and Sunday. Harry Johnson fell 40 feet from Congress street bridge and received five stitches for a laceration above the left eye. Richard Drake sought help for a back injury and possible spinal fracture after an unspecified incident. Abraham Olson sustained a probably fractured rib after a Sunday morning fall on Stratford avenue. Meanwhile Masonic activity rises with several events: Hamilton Commandery No 5 holds its annual conclave December 5 at 8 pm in Masonic Temple. Jerusalem Chapter No 18 convocation December 5 at 7 30 pm for the Mark Master Degree with Horace W. Eddy set to inspect work. Corinthian Lodge No 104 meets December 9 at 7 20 pm for officer elections.
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Harry Johnson
Middle
Wall Streets
Congress Street Bridge
Water Street
Richard Drake
Golden Hill Street
Hamilton Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Jerusalem
R. EH
Horace W. Eddy
Connecticut
Corinthian Lodge
Holiday books bloom in a grand book shop display
Delighted readers find a vast holiday selection with special bound books gift sets for girls boys and children. Listings run through travel, fiction, and world portraits with many titles and prices from 1.25 to 5 dollars, highlighting famous authors and illustrated editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee
Smn
Mowland Dry Goods stock rally opens trading day
New York December 2 opening stock market rallied from stagnation as buying accelerated. Early losses were brief and demand for favored shares pushed prices above the prior close. Coal stocks led gains with Reading, Erie and other prime issues advancing about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Erne
Eric
Reception pleases Navy official in Rome
Thomas Nelson Page the US ambassador to Italy received a letter from Admiral Cameron McR Winslow expressing satisfaction with the reception given to officers and men of the American battleships during their stay in Italy.
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Rome
Thomas Nelson Page
United States
Italy
Cameron McR
Winslow
President Asked South for Christmas Visit
President Wilson is considering invitations to spend his Christmas vacation in Columbia South Augusta Georgia or a place near Corpus Christi Texas. He will not decide which to accept until just before he is ready to go.
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Washington
Wilson
Columbia
D. C
Augusta
Corpus Christi
Tex
Giant wave injures passenger on steamship Minneapolis
New York December 2 a giant wave on a heavy gale struck J H Mavins of Lidgerwood NC as he walked the lower promenade deck on the steamship Minneapolis. He was swept 50 feet, badly bruised, confined to his stateroom, and later taken by ambulance to a hospital where doctors predicted a few days of recovery.
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New York
Minneapolis
J. H. Mavins
Lidgerwood
N. C
Doll Family Convention At Toyland In Toyland
A whimsical report of a doll convention featuring diverse doll families from Baby Doll to Mamma and Papa, with delegates from various nations and creatures. It lists prices for dolls from 50 cents to 12 dollars, plus accessories and new head replacements, highlighting 23 inch bisque dolls and all wood varieties on the third floor of Toyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Nations
Congress of Dolls
Esquimaux
Hen Allwood
Dolly
Toyland
St Vincent sewing class set to meet. volunteers thanked
The regular St Vincent's Sewing class meeting is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon with Mrs John Cody Jr as chair. Past month chair Mrs Charles Deas thanks helpers including Mrs John Cody Jr and others. The group reports 90 towels 34 sheets 16 surgical bags 123 gowns and seven curtains produced. Also notes local visits, travels and church society meetings with multiple residents mentioned.
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St. Vincent's
John Cody
Charles Deas, Chaiirman
John Cody, Jr
George Hart
Frances Arnold
John Bray
Albert MacDonald
Thomas McMullen
James O'Neil
J. T. King
James Dargan
Aged Woman's Story Arouses Sympathy Of The Authorities
An elderly woman wandered into headquarters disoriented and claimed to be Annie Dolan once Mrs Annie Egan. She said she married John Mlahnery in Waterbury, later returned to Ireland, then to America seeking funds from a former husband. Authorities are attempting to verify her tale and arrange possible transfer to Lakeview.
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Déore
Po- Nee
Ife
L i
J. A. Hasel
Annie Doran
America
Waterbury
John Mlahnery
Kings County
Ireland
John Dew
John
Wefpon
Dowpet
Watertary
Bridgeport
Picey Ant Strest
New York
Investige
Morrissey
Forty‑Niners club elects officers at Algonquin dinner
NARAMORE HEADS '4%vs. Members of the 'Forty-Nine club cri fm the Algonquin club rooms last sig for their annual dinner. Twenty eight members were present and after the meal proceeded to the election the following officers: President Weank jr Waramore, vice-presidents, Charles J. and Frank J. Hughes, rotary and treasurer, Duane E. Brews historian, Louin K. Gould, chet jlain, J. T. MacAlpine, post-laureem, H. J. Seeley. Besides speeches, Judpe L. BH. Fuller read a poem suppierery tary to that delivered last year. J. Hughes, F. C. Clark and others Toade addresses. The 'Forty-nine club is composed of residents born that year.
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Cri
Algonquin Club
Sig
Weank jr$Waramore
Charles,j
Frank J. Hughes
Rotary
Duane E. Brews
Louin K. Gould
Chetjlain
J. T. MacAlpine
Post-Laureem
H. J. Seeley
President nominates foreign officials in Washington
Washington December 2 President nominates Brandt Whitlock of Toledo as minister to Belgium and George P. Williams of Boston as minister to Greece and Montenegro. Winfred T. Denison of New York is renominated secretary of the interior for the Philippines.
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Washington
Brandt Whitlock
Toledo
Belgium
George Pred Williams
Boston
Greece
Montenegro
Winfred T. Denison
New York
Philippines
Izumo Expected In Honolulu En Route To Mexico
Japanese cruiser Izumo moving toward the Mexican coast is due to arrive in Honolulu Saturday, signaling a Pacific theater movement during December. The transit highlights ongoing naval posture in the region as observers await further orders.
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Honolulu
Izumo
Mexico
Conan
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Laurel
James Horan
John Rece & Son
Boston Ferns
Stratfield Bldg
Pecumade
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
Comasetion Rie
Remington
H. A
Remington Funeral Director
East Main ST
Bridgeport Post Office
Eagles’ Hall
Rosedale Dock
F. C. Crowe
Boston Ave
Butler Avenue
Courtland St
State St
Courtland
State Street
Masonic
Conn
Ain Street
France
O. A. Mason
Newport
Portland
Bullard
South America
Boyce
Kipling
St. Bo
Switzerland
Dotle
England
Shelly
Poland
Connecticut River
Bacon
Bronx
Jenkins
Old
Paris
Shelley
Hoosac Valey
Niles
Raphael Fraprie
West Indies
Henderson
Holy Seet
Birket Foster—Cundall
Norway
Hugo
Kelly
Lausanne
Gribbie
Spain
Bruges
West Flanders
Ormond
Brabant
Liege
Ardennes
Montreux
Gribble
Silberrad
Holy Land
Butler
Velasquez—Hurd
Tower of London
Poyser
Happy Englang
Mowland Dry Goods'co
NAVY
South
Passaic, N. J
Bremner
Mahoney
Howwland
Doll Family
Howland Dry Goods
Lucy Call
Leeds
Frances Hurley
W. B. Hurley
Cottage Street
Laurelton Hall
Milford
Mary E. Wilson
Poplar Street
Eva Wilson
Albany, N
Estelle C. Hamilton
Arch Street
Barnum School
Millicent Bée
New Milford
Frank Gaylord
Clinton Avenue
Thomas Somers
James Somers
West Avenue
Fordham
Fordham Medical School
Sigma Epsilon Society of the Olivet Congregational Church
Ella Gelst
Wheeler Avenue
Roy E. Clark
Mill Hill Avenue
G. T. S. Club
Carrie Lake
Wells Street
R. M. Ward
Sheffield
Mass
Business and Professional Men’s Discussion Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Christ
Paul
John R. Brown
Mellen
New Haven Road
Naramore
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