Christmas At Martin's Reconciles After Ten Christmases
Benjamin Marlin sits alone as Christmas approaches in a grand house haunted by past estrangement. His servants Hannah and Caleb discuss the ruined holiday while the nursery holds vivid proof of Cornelia and the twins. A family upheaval ends with a chance to reunite as Cornelia returns with their children and forgiveness.
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Benjamin Martin
Benjamin Marlin
Calebr
Marie Ben
Mar- Min
Caleb
Fansah
Marve Ben
Wah
Tex
Murse
Ben
Hannah
Cale
Hannah Anwily
Derek
Ben Martin Hisself
Cale Brown
Maree
Coralia
Mies Coray
Marse Ben
Hannal
Mies Carmelia
Philadel
Cornelia
Marae
Walter
Historary
Hannnah
Benjamin
Bobby
Dorothy
Marlin
Aborbell
Caeb
Munnar
Jem Chillens
Ownership of Doves May Be Settled Today
Boston reports a possible settlement of control over the Boston Nationals as John H. Harris may hand over his controlling interests to William H. Russell and partners. Russell listed Boston backers including L. C. Page as president and Peter F. Kelly as secretary, with Frederick Murphy as chief minority stockholder and a forthcoming directorate.
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United Press
Boston
Boston Nationals
New York
John H. Harris
William H. Russell
Harris
Russell
Doves
L. C. Page
Peter F. Kelly
Frederick Murphy
Melly
Fred Lake
Aero Club of America Seeks Bennett Cup Victory
New York December 1910 The Aero Club of America formally challenges the Royal Aero Club of the United Kingdom for possession of the James Gordon Bennett Cup. A $300 entry fund is approved to support American entries as Britain currently holds the trophy after Claude Grahame-White won at Belmont Park.
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United Press
New York
America
Great Brita
Claude Grahame-White
Belmont Park
Aero Club
Board of Governors
The
Aero Club of America Ha
Royal ‘Aero Club
United Kingdom
Wall Street Today Moderately Open With Gains After Opening
United Press report from New York on December 14 notes moderate strength in early trading with limited active issues showing small gains. After the opening, buying pressure rose, pushing prices up sharply on several stocks while government bonds remained unchanged and other issues stayed dull.
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United Press
New York
Congress At It Again Spends Vast Sums In House Action
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the House has spent about 2000000 in fourteen working days of this session. Bills rushing through include Indian appropriation exceeding one billion dollars rivers and harbors around 31000000 and pension costs over 253000000. The House has discussed topics from abolishing Indian warehouses to tariff for revenue only, with only 31.5 hours of actual work.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
United States
Penision
Langdon Elected President Board of Selectmen
The Board of Selectmen met in City Hall Registrars office and organized. Thomas Langdon was elected president and Frank Braithwaite elected secretary. The board will prepare its requisition for the Board of Appor tionment within a few days.
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Thomas Langdon
Frank Braithwaite
Bridgeport Savings Bank Declares Semiannual Dividend
The Trustees of Bridgeport Savings Bank declare a dividend for the six months ending Dec 31 1910 at a rate of pick cent per annum payable after Jan 3 1911. T B DeForest president and Alexander Hawley treasurer sign.
Married men dominate Connecticut Legislature in 1911
Preliminary roll shows 26 married men in the Senate and a House with 258 members, 186 married, 49 single, 15 widowed. Youngest senators include Charles F. Mitchell of New Haven 25 and Archibald McNeil Jr of Bridgeport 23. Oldest senator George A. Hammond is from Putnam. Occupations span manufacturers, lawyers, merchants, farmers, and others.
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Connecticut
Charles F. Mitchell
New Haven
Baby
Senate
Archibald McNeil, Jr
Bridgeport
George A. Hammond
Putnam
Stiles Judson
Stratford
House
Stephen T. Johnson
Ellington
John S. Addie
New Milford
Albert Phillips
Stamford
D. Welton Thompson
Bethlehem
William W. Bent
Ray ,_ Wildman
Brookfield
Sawyers
Civil Service Exams Set For Bridgeport February 1911
Civil service examinations for government service will be held in Bridgeport on February 4, 1911, by the United States Civil Service Commission. Vacancies include deputy collector and inspector of customs, clerk, store keeper gauger, and internal revenue deputy, with other posts to follow as openings occur.
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Bridgeport
United States Civil Ere Commission
Internal Revenue Services
United States
Mar
Applicants Must Be Of Suitable Age And Citizenship
Applicants must be at least years of age, of suitable physi cation and citizens of the States. Particulars may be obtained from J. C. Gormley at the local post office, or Edward Fi. Stebbing, Ais trict secretary, room 141, Post Office building, Boston.
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J. C. Gormley
Edward Fi. Stebbing
Aistrict
Post Office
Boston
First American League Trade Announced Today
New York reports the first American League trade of the day at the Walcott Hotel ended with Cleveland owner Charles W. Somers and St. Louis Browns executive Robert E. Hedges confirming a deal. Catcher Nig Clarke of Cleveland is the central figure in the exchange.
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New York
Walcott Hotel
Charles W. Somers
Cleveland
Robert E. Hedges
St. Louis Browns
Nig” Clarke
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Waterbury
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