Private John Gannon Buried in Bethel
Mourning relatives attend the funeral of Private John Gannon late of Co. K Fifth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers. A Civil War veteran, Gannon died yesterday at age 30 from war injuries. He is survived by a widow and one daughter Mrs John McKeever of Darby. Local relatives include Mrs August Rahrig, Mrs Charles Clark, M J Gannon, and P H Gannon the Newtown fire chief.
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John'.McKeever
Darbury
Sheridan Circle
G A. R
Clark
Rahrig
Foley
P. H. Gannon
Newtown
Gannon
ROP Press Worker Narrowly Escapes Injury
Michael Ruzzky, aged 35, of 1¢ Past Main Street, had a narrow escape from serious injury shortly after 6 o'clock last night when a 2 heavy drop press at which he was working dropped. He escaped with minor injuries and was treated on site.
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Ruzzky
Michael Ruzzky
Main Street
Gru ber Dies at 54, Noted Political Opponent of Roosevelt
Abraham Gruber, long active in state city and national politics, died at home after several years of illness. He was 54. During the 1902 Roosevelt Taft campaign he opposed Roosevelt and was a prominent figure at the Chicago convention.
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New York
Abraham. Gruber
Demonstrations in Germany Push for Peace
Paris reports from Berlin Zurich dispatch describes violent peace protests with police clashing crowds and smashed shop windows. Soldiers joined disturbances while Berne reports also of Dresden and Leipzig. German masses fear only a revolutionary outbreak could compel peace.
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Peacemaker Hurt After Settling Row at City Streets
John W. Hunter of Meriden acted as peacemaker during a fight at Middle and Congress streets last night. Police arrested James Kearney of Arlington, Mass., a factory worker at Remington Arms, who struck the peacemaker on the jaw. Kearney fined $15 and costs by Judge Wilder in city court.
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James Kearney
Arlington
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Auto Patrol
Kearney
Wilder
Heaves of Horses From Faulty Feeding and Work
Heaves is a common horse ailment tied to faulty feeding and labor, especially hard pulling. It causes a grunt like cough and a jerky abdominal movement as air can enter but not be expelled, with possible indigestion and a pot bellied appearance. Treatment focuses on symptom relief, with dampened, low-dust feed, restricted hay, and limewater or Fowler's arsenic in drinking water.
Mesh Bags and Related Hardware Prices Listed
Mesh Bags gate top fish scale priced at .2559 percent and 5 dollars per item, with each bag at 1.00. Small Savagee mesh bags offered at 50 cents each.
Toyland Display Offers 20 Inch Bisque Doll Sale
A daylight basement display invites shoppers to bring the children to TOYLAND where a 20 inch bisque doll with moving eyes and parted wig is priced at 1.39 dollars each.
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American schooner John Dana wrecked near Chandelseur Island
AMERICAN SCHOONE, New York, Dec. 10 The American schooner John Dana, which left Port an 8 British West Indies Nov. 10 for art Miss., is wrecked on Chandelseur Island, Ta., and is reported to be breaking up. The Dana, a 566 ton schooner built in 1900, is owned in Boston by Rogers and Webb.
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John + Dana
British West Indies
Art
Ushors
Chandelseur Island
Paschgoula
Boston
Rogers & Webb
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