Bacteria Clash Over Water Treatment in Niagara Falls
Dr J W Hodge of Niagara Falls condemns the use of hypochloride of lime to treat Niagara water calling it dangerous and unfit for drinking. He cites toxic chlorine risks, faulty dosing by Western New York Water Co, and urges proper filtration over chemical additives for safe municipal supply.
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Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
J. W. Hodge
Niagara
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Cataract Journal
New York
Buffalo
Western New York Water Co
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J. H. MacBeth
Western New York Water Company
MacBeth
Mr. MacBeth
Jes
Cheries Harrington
M.D
Harvard Universy
Pettenkofer
Western
Newark Water Company
Probe in Monaton Realty Co raises investor interest
Local investors form a probe committee to investigate the Monaton Realty Company of the Times Building New York and its business methods. A Bridgeport Meigs building office is staffed by agent James J Sammis, while stockholders seek clarity on ownership and the big dividends claimed by the firm.
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Monaton Realty Co Ny
Times
New York
Hes Company
Monaton Realty Era
Meigs
Bridgeport
James J. Sammis
Noble Avenue
Sammis
Monaton Realty Company
Belmont
Champ Clark Promises Street Car or Walk for Speaker
Washington action described as Clark’s pledge if elected Speaker to forgo an automobile and ride public transport or walk. He told reporters at the White House that his stance on the Vice President’s car allowance remains unchanged.
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Champ Clark
United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Missourian
White House
Taft
Jana Speaker
Clark
Oil Trust Director Dies in Stamford
Alanson Ash ford Sumner, noted New York business figure and Standard Oil director, died at his Stamford home after ten months illness. He leaves a widow and a sister in Albany. Interment is planned in Albany on Monday. Sumner, born near Albany, helped pioneer iron manufacture and later held board roles with Tidewater Oil, Drain Pipe Lines Limited, and was a charter member of Consolidated Exchange before its absorption.
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Stamford
Alanson Ashford Sumner
New York
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Albany
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Standard Oil Company
Tidewater OF Company
Drain Pipe Lines,Limited
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Petr@ema
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Ura Hee
Buckingham Appeals to Hill Over Stratford Bridge Opening
Mayor Buckingham seeks help from Congressman Hill to prevent Stratford avenue bridge opening for dredging. Bridge hours would disrupt 50 000 residents and holiday trade. Major Taylor cites dredging contract and night work costs, while Buckingham plans to petition War Department and press transfers for East End Stratford Milford residents.
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John Smith
Stratford Avenue
War Department
Harry Taylor
Buckingham
Congress Kore Hill
Washington
Kenny
C. H. Chapman
The
Connecticut Co
Captain Smith
East End
Stratford
Milford
East Main Street
Barnum Avenue
East Washington Avenue
New Haven
Congressman Hill
Col. Taylor
Betting 410 Liberals and Allies to Win
London dispatch reports betting at 4 to 1 that the Liberal Labor Irish alliance will form the next House of Commons minority. The article analyzes potential Liberal dependence on Labor Irish votes, royal resistance to Lords reform, and kingly complicity. Seventy constituencies vote today across England and Scotland, shaping post election power and barometer results.
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House of Commons
Stock Exchange
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Lloyd George
England
Scotland
A. J. Balfour
the Times
Balfour
Scramble for Aldrich Seat in Rhode Island Opened
Providence December 3 One month from today Rhode Island General Assembly convenes to ballot for a United States Senator to succeed Nelson W. Aldrich. Three candidates contest the Republican pick Judge Coit Henry F. Lippitt and a farmer magnate while Judge Arthur L. Brown leads the Democratic effort. The Assembly grand committee with 138 members tilts depends on party discipline and possible bolt risks amid a Democratic wave and redistricting. Brown is expected to secure Democratic support and may prevail if 19 Republicans switch.
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Rhode Island General Assembly
United States
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Rhode Island
New England
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United States Circuit Court
Henry F. Lippitt
Arthur L. Brown
United States District Court
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Grand Committee
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Yetta Sherman Testifies In Cobblers Crime Trial
City court hears 11 year old Yetta Sherman recount alleged indecent assault and outraging a child by Joseph Endico, cobbler of 1221 Pembroke street. Endico remanded on $10000 bail. defense to present Monday as police hold names of other girls related to the case.
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Pembroke Street
Yetta Sherman
Endico
John J. Cullinan
Cuter Redden
Stella Gregory
Shelton, Street
William Tate
Yetta
County auditors report large jail and revenue totals
County auditors Michael Connery and William Johnson report about 550000 in receipts through the county during the year ending Sept 30 including 276745 from licenses. The county held 213 prisoners at Sept 30 with 3098 committed that year, 1535 foreigners, and 2823 habitual intemperance cases. License receipts totaled 276745 distributed among Bridgeport Stamford Norwalk and Danbury.
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Michael Connery
Redding
William C. Johnson
Newtown
Superior Court
Secretary of State
Bridgeport
Stamford
Norwalk
Danbury
Judge Baldwin to Be Guest of Senator McNeil
Governor-elect Simeon E Baldwin will dine with Archibald McNeil Jr at a dinner for Democratic Senators-elect Wednesday evening. The event is social but likely to include informal political discussion. Baldwin's acceptance was received today.
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Archibald McNeil Jr
Mr. McNeil
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McNeil
Mrs Constance Buys Salve But Gets Only Soap
Mrs Mary Constance of 113 Brooks Street bought what she believed a rare medicinal salve from a glib street trader. The jar bore L B Curtis & Son labels but at a pharmacy staff said it was only soap and could not explain the label. She awaits a chair and scrubbing brush she expected as premiums.
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Mary Constance
Brooks Street
L. B. Curtis & Son
Constance
Kuroki the hob o king jailed forty five days
The Kuroki led by John Corofski, head of a hob o band camping near Success Hill on the Alexander Leverty farm northeast of Lakeview, was sentenced to 45 days in jail. His follower Andrew Huda drew 20 days, and Joseph Regina received 30 days in city court for related vagrancy and trespass findings.
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Kuroki
Success Hill
Alexander Leverty
Lakeview Home
Corowski
Corofski
John Corowski
Dempsey
Flood
Andrew Huda
West End
Success HM
Bridgeport
East Bridgeport
Leverty
Ang Ae
Armed Bandits Hold Up Union Pacific Station
Report from Salt Lake City says armed bandits robbed the Union Pacific station at Devil's Slide Utah murdered the station agent and escaped with all the money. They cut telegraph and telephone wires before fleeing.
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United Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Union Pacific
Devil's Slide
Wall Street Today Opening Delivers Irregular Market
New York December 3 opening shows irregular trading with gains and losses split. After 15 minutes the list sits moderately below yesterday's close. By 11 am the tone grows uncertain with rallies and reactions, ending the first hour little changed. government bonds steady while other bonds remain heavy.
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