GANADIAN LINES DEALS BARED IN NEWHAVEN CASE
An inquiry into the flealines between New York New Haven Hartford Railroad and the Grand Trunk of Canada quickened, detailing proposed New England extensions. Testimony linked Hayes and executives to possible influence on track access and war era arrangements, with discussions of treckaxe rents and connections through New Jersey and New York.
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Ganadian Lines
Newhaven
New York
New Haven, & Hartford
Trunk Airway of
Canada
New England
New Haven
Snes
M Hayes
Grand Trunk
Inview
Betonnad Mayen
Lew York
Qewee
Buspaneton
Fiawin
Ana
Motorboat Owners Meet To Organize New Yacht League
Motorboat owners plan a meeting next week to form a league called the Wateryays League Sf Gemperinct. Frank Biliary and John Geb Deer are slated for leadership roles. Delegates from Pequbtibock Yaghts and Bahawh Yurh clubs will elect president and secretary to push proposed legislation.
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Wequuaogee Yachtigh
Grhtas
Wateryays League
Sf Gemperinct
Frank Biliary
Moeecnars
Pequbtibock Yaghts
John Geb- Deer
Paguensoek
Amd
Wien
Fragmented text hints at a departmental dispute and currency discussion
The readable fragments describe a departmental dispute involving Pyrene and Naadiigg gasoline, with mention of 8800 Toc and several Baharel aviperes. A guard and Giard dwn Sinnwieder are cited, alongside a debate over a departmental action and accountability.
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Ariel
Chin
Divorce Petition Between Osbourne and Osbourne
Renee Vanderoff Durrane of Stamford files for divorce from Carter Durrane of Stamford on grounds of intolerable cruelty. The couple, once married May 14 483, separated after Mrs Osborne moved from their Wood Avenue home following alleged infidelity. The case proceeded in the 7th court today.
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Geborns
Abe Fett
Renee Vanderoff Durrane
Stamford
Carter Durrane
Remington Co Mechanics Plan Mass Meeting
Night workers at Remington Arms and Ammunition Co held a Machinists Club meeting and voted to adjourn until both union and non union workers can gather in a mass meeting. Eagles Hall is booked for 10 o clock Sunday. Grievances remain unsettled and many workers favor walking out, though the group will wait for overall worker opinion.
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Remington Arms & Ammauniion Co
Machinists' Club
Mechanicas
Eagies
Stamford Bound Ship Ordered To Brave Seizure
New York December 2 Rivkara F Weever president of the American ne Atlantic Co saundoned that he ordered the steamer Win Rabano to depart Bupon Ayres for Stamford Conn without further de tax. The Winnebago is under suspicion of German covership and loaded with Que pracno wood. Other American steamers under registry have been served the warshiyis and the Stars department is investigating report Britain may requisition them before prize Rome lead.
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New York
Rivkara F. Weever
American
ne-Atlantic Co
Win Rabano
Bupnom Ayres
Stamford
Conn
Witout
Winnebago
Bettish Governiont Wa
Kankakee
Te Stars Department
Great Britain
Rome
Bridgeporter Geta Godsend Victim of Long Lost Romance
In Bridgeport a woman known to locals as Charied Mills is found dead amid personal papers and a folded will. Attorney Gordon confirms a relative Charles W. Mills and indicates the first payment of the legacy will be arranged soon. Relatives say the deceased lived a reclusive life and had a deep passion for a long-ago romance that affected her later years.
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Cartners
Torinsfeld
Sithpagh Gu
Muti AliNeilty
Findins
Charied Mills
Bridgeport
Conp
Gordon
Charles W. Mills
Martes
Lower Main Street
Aris
West End saloon transfer blocked by city commission
Manufacturer and florists oppose a saloon move in West End citing the Monu mental Brepse Co and local voices while Andrew Beerpoy seeks to relocate from Maplewood Avenue to 115 Auburn Street. The commission also rejects Frank DeAmbrosi’s license transfer from Honeatontc Avenue to 339 Catherine Street.
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West End
Monumental Brepse Co
James Horan & Sona
Tomy
Andrew Beerpoy
Maplewood Avenue
Auburn Street
Thany
Frank DeAmbrosi
Honeatontc Avenue
Catherine Street
Complications In Attachment on French Vessel Reported
Complications arise from an attachment on the French schooner Peter H Seipiuis at Greemandy, with disputes over charter terms and obligations. A claimant from New York cites failure to honor an agreement, while officials question the purpose of the attachment and related extenuating details. The matter involves Bremen related parties, a sheriff, and a possible release of the escorting parties amid a broader commercial dispute.
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Depety
Peter H. Seipiuis
Greemyien
Paris
Vernon
BM. M
A. Frent
York
Novel Minstrels to Be Staged by Boys Brigade in Armory
The Boys Brigade plans a unique minstrel show at the local armory near Martha Avenue and Remar Street. It features Snooke Ski, Charlie Chaplin impersonator, and four men including two Southern derby performers in burnt cork. The hour-long concert promises catchy up-to-date tunes, rhymes, jokes, and a skit with special effects, generating wide North End buzz.
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Boys’ Brigade
Marth Avenue
Remar Street
Chartie Chaplin
North End
Mrs G L Porter dies after long service to capital society
Maria Catherine Chaffee Porter widow of Dr George Loring Porter, a prominent Washington society figure during the Civil War era, died at her home after a long illness. She lived at 372 State Street for over 40 years and remained active in church and charitable circles. Survived by her husband and six grandchildren, funeral arrangements set for Providence and Point Cemetery interment.
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Maria Catherine Chaffee
George Loring Porter
Society of
Washington
Mise Chafres
Edwin M. Chaffee
Providence
R. I. Thantewar Ames
Bishop Clarke
Porter
Fredenter
Orgerea
Army of the Potomac
Wabride
Hier
Febide
Capial
the Times
Chase
Welles
John Hay
Be. Porter
Biainton
Dr. Porter
Montana
Idaho
Pacific
Lewis and
Clarke
Tdsn
State Street
Robert Hubbard
Airs. Porter
The
Orphan Asylum
K-K Club
Wouthern
Norfolk
William Lamb
Fortisher
Lamb
Derry
Ion
Orsarily & Schoa
Goodyear and
Peice Attome
Dew, Porter
George
Langdon
G. FL
James Benton Porter
Phildelphia
Wthel
Leadville
George Porter
J Brown
W. Nicholson
First Bapgier Church
Interment Point Cemetery
Fourth son born to Japan's rulers
Empress Sadao of Japan gave birth to a son at 7 35 this evening. He is the fourth son of the Emperor and Empress of Japan, the others born in 1901 1902 and 1995.
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Japan
Tokio
Sadao
Suspect Held for Grand Larceny in Springfield Case
John Camperasi, 37, wanted in Springfield, Mass for grand larceny, captured last night by Detectives James A. Bray and James P. Dooley. He allegedly stole $99 from a roommate at 1028 Maplewood Avenue, Springfield, and will be returned to the city tomorrow.
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John Camperasi
Books and games on sale at Radford B Smiths New York Store
The advertisement notes dolls toys Wooka and gance on sale at Radford B Smiths New York department store with a weekend display event. Domestic sales extend through December as the store expands to handle the Christmas rush in its new location. Copper mines in Lake Superior produced over 25 million pounds of refined copper in November. A charter was issued to City National Bank of Sensa Tex with capital 100060. Automobiles caused no deaths of 23 persons in New York City in November.
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Radford B. Smith's
New York
Mr. Smith
Chrvistmas
Lake Superior
City National Bank of
Sen Saba
Tex
Capital
New York City
Autumn orchard work targets pear blight and canker
The article urges mid autumn eradication of pear blight and apple canker in autumn, not spraying. It details infection pathways from blossoms and insects, outlines direct tissue removal to halt spread, and recommends disinfecting tools, wound painting, and follow up checks to save trees where possible.
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San Jose
Grug
T Nlp
Courat
United State
Farmer Editor Recruited Company In Civil War Times
Death of Hers Farmer Editor Joho h Caney noted. Former ally and editor of The Farmer, he helped organize a company attached to the Conn Regiment under William H. Nobte. He served as cashier in New York and was a longtime secretary of the Big Six Volunteers. Survived by widow and daughter. Funeral services held in New York with Rev tM Carthy officiating.
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Farmer
Civil War Times
Joho H Caney
York City
Tha Farmer
Weurren Moraieg
EhuLeh
Tramrsul Ace
Enat
Carthy
Cheney
Luogin Fry O Teers
Clancy
Conn
William H. Nobte
New York
Aterm Lewrew
Bia Bix
Otinule Mauer Whalen
Josaph
Health Inspectors Order Immediate Action on Vehicle Woes
Health inspectors tour a local lunch wagon and find multiple unsafe conditions. They cite damaged wood and improper fuel storage, ordering corrective steps and immediate removal of unfit equipment. Local authorities warn of possible penalties if compliance fails.
Cured His Rupture By Carpenter and Surgery
Fragmentary note describes a rupture cure via carpenter work and operation. Mentions ongoing pain, unknown doctor, and questions about complete cure. References a location and name imprecisely, with unclear medical details and contact hints.
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Oelle Carpenter
Cele
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