Sereno E Payne Dies Sudden Tariff Expert in House
Sereno E Payne of New York, longtime tariff writer and congressman, died suddenly from heart failure induced by arteriosclerosis. He collapsed at his apartment and died shortly after. coroner ruled it heart failure with organic troubles. Payne served over a quarter century in the House and shaped tariff legislation as a leading authority. He was elected to the 48th Congress and served in all subsequent congresses except the 60th.
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Veteran Pridham Dies After Stroke at 71 In Bridgeport
Civil War veteran ae can a Pridham of Bridgeport died at his home on Colorado avenue after a three week illness from a stroke. He served in F Co 13th New Jersey Volunteers earning a corporal rank and received New Jersey and G A R medals. He was active in the Fourth District Republican club and St. Wes Episcopal church affairs. Funeral to be conducted by Henry B. Kelly with Lincoln Post G A R delegation attending and interment at Fair Haven Union Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Helen M Pridham of Westfield New Jersey and other relatives in New Jersey and Bridgeport.
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New York City
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Lincoln Post
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Fair Haven Union Cemetery
Helen M. Epemst
Westfield
Ridgeport
Obituary Michael Fitzgerald Known Local Contractor Dies
Michael Fitzgerald aged sixty two died at his home 474 Harvard Avenue after a lengthy illness. A retired businessman and longtime contractor he was a devout Scramunicant of St Augustine’s RC and a member of the Emmet club. He is survived by his widow two daughters Barbara and Loretta and one brother John Fitzgerald. Michael McCrystal obituary note follows.
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St. Augustine’s RC
G Emmet Club
West End Resident Dies After Illness at St. Vincent's
A West End resident, employed by Union Metallic Cartridge, died last evening at St. Vincent's Hospital. Survived by niece Mrs. P. J. Kearns of Fremont Street. He belonged to Court Nathaniel Wheeler, Foresters of America, and his death will come as a surprise to many in the city.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
West End
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Nathaniel Wheeler
Foresters of America
P. J. Kearns
Fremont Street
Evers Slightly Better as Pneumonia Condition Stays Cautious
John Evers captain of the Boston club remains in a local hotel with pneumonia, but is resting comfortably and not in immediate danger. Mrs Dyers arrived from Troy to be with him as club officials report no alarm. The Mary Silliman Chapter D A R plans a Christmas carol gathering at Broad Street rooms with Alvin Bruel organist and choir boys. Three hundred at a Batavia church chicken dinner suffered ptomaine poisoning. Two negroes face charges in Starkville Mississippi as an amphitheater for 10 000 capacity is planned with restaurants and side shows.
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John Evers
Boston
Gaffney
Evers
Dyers
Troy
Mary Silliman
Broad Street
Alvin Co. Bruel
St. John’s Church
Starkville
Mtes
Holiday Spirit Shines Through Simple Kindness
A newspaper urges readers to share genuine acts of kindness this season. It emphasizes that the true gift is love, not cost, and notes the sincere Xmas spirit across articles.
Fire destroys three summer cottages near Watch Hill
Westerly reports three cottages at View about three miles east of Watch Hill were totally destroyed by fire between 7 and 8 this morning. Wind direction saved Pleasant View hotel and others. Cottages owned by Mrs. Harry Pendleton R B Wheeler and J D Haviland. each valued about 2000. suspected cause unknown. Higgins cottage saved by timely firemen. insurance believed.
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Pleasant View
Harry Pendleton
North Stonington
R.B. Wheeler
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Hartford
J. D. Haviland
Norwich
Pendleton
Westerley
Michael Higgins
Pictorial Review Fall Dressmaking Guide Price 16 Cents
The notice highlights the Pictorial Review costume imches bust price of 16 cents and mentions Home Dressmaking articles prepared for fall. It references Bralen and a fictional view, indicating a newspaper feature from the latest issue.
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