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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1912

Page

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Train Crash Halts Service After Car Derails 3 Miles

A coal car derailment near South Norwalk halted freight and delayed passengers as three cars left tracks between South Norwalk and Saugatuck. No injuries were reported. Crews cleared two hours after, with freight diverted to sidings and repairs using adzed ties. An investigation by Public Utilities Commissioner Elwell followed.

New Haven South Norwalk Www Saugatuck Station Westport-Satgatuck Westport Norwalk Saugatuck South Nor Walk Wile East Washington Avenue Bridge Norwalk River Saugatuck Station Elwell Public Utilities Commission Bridgeport New Haven Road

Greece Joins Peace Negotiations in Balkan Talks

London December 14 semi officially states that Rachid Pasha Turkish delegate received fresh instructions to spare Greece from negotiations. Bulgaria seeks alliance with triple entente rivals and Daneff meets Poincare as Grey hosts delegates at the foreign office. Turkish and Bulgarian leaders plan Monday opening talks with Balkan states united in support of their claims.

London Rachid Pasha Constantinople Turish Bagtechi Turkey Servia Bulgaria Montenegro Edward Grey Foreign Office Turke M. Daneff Balkan States

Strike Threatens Big Miners Walkout in East Ohio

Wheeling, December 14. About one thousand miners in the east Ohio coal fields walked out as a conference adjourned without an agreement between women miners and operators. East Roetteire, with 17,000 men employed, may join in a second strike as the five day talks failed over payment for block turnings.

Wheeling W. Va East Ohio East Roeteire

President-Elect Wilson's Family Sails Homeward

Harmilton Bermuda December 14 Governor Wilson and his wife and daughters sailed for New York aboard the steamship Bermudian at 10 50 am with a large crowd cheering on the quay. The group included newspaper correspondents and an entourage. Wilson said he is feeling fine and had a great vacation.

Harmilton Bermuda Jamaica Wilson New York Bermudian Wilsons Gor. Wilson

Denials From Dynamite Trial Defendants

Indianapolis dispatch reports the 24th defendant testifying as defense lines up witnesses Herbert Hockin Peter Smith and George Anderson deny all incriminating knowledge Anderson rejects encounters with Ortie McManigal and ties to North Randall and Akron explosions Smith, former Cleveland Iron Workers agent, similarly denies involvement as cross examinations continue.

Indianapolis William Shupes Herbert S. Hockin Detroit Peter Smith George Anderson Cleveland Hiram Cline Muncie Olaf Treitmoe B. A. Clancy San Francisco Miller Akron Jeffries-Johnson Anderson Peter J. Smith Cleveland Iron Workers

Three Children Die in Kitchen Gas Tragedy

Chicago December 14 A wash woman Mrs Margaret Ustich mourns the deaths of her three children Sofia Ida and Louis aged 5 5 and Edmund 10 months who asphyxiated from a gas leak while she bathed at a neighbor's house EdmundPulled the rubber tube from the stove pipe leading to gas fumes filled the room Sofia acted as mother until unconsciousness struck and a passerby carried the children to safety but the others did not survive

Chicago Margaret Ustich Sofia

Government suit to dissolve butter trust in Chicago

The United States will file within a week a federal suit in district court to dissolve the Elgin board of trade for butter price fixing. Authorities accuse lack of active competition and arbitrary price control, citing Sherman anti trust violations. Federal action follows prior moves against the Chicago butter and eye boards.

Chicago Elgin Board of Trade United States District Court

Salem governor rejects reprieve as four men die

Salem Oregon December 14. Gov. Oswald West defends the executions of four inmates at the state penitentiary amid pressure for clemency. He says the people demanded capital punishment and asserts Morgan may have lacked a fair trial. He warns delaying hanging would stall abolition efforts. On same day New York officials prepared to indict police, brothel proprietors, and graft collectors as part of a wide vice crackdown led by Justice Goff and District Attorney Whitman.

Salem Ore Oswald West State House Mike Morgan West Morgan Johnny Yorks Yorks New York John F. Goff Whitman Becker Vice Trust Justice Goff Aldermanic Waldo New York City Mary Goode Goode Rucker

Unions Back Coates for Assistant Factory Inspector

Bridgeport Typographical Union endorses Jamcs A. Coates for assistant factory inspector. Central Labor Union also backs him. Coates, first vice president of the New England Typographical Union, lives in Fairfield and has deep experience in labor organization and economics and knowledge of modern factory sanitation and safety needs.

Jamcs A. Coates Bridgeport Typographical Union Central Labor Union Coates New England Typographical Union Fairfield

Sheriff Prepares for Forceful Seizure of Jay Records

Fort Smith Ark December 14. Sheriff Thomason plans a forceful seizure of county records from the Jay Oklahoma courthouse to comply with a district court order. He has asked Gov Cruce for troops and to deploy deputies if needed, expecting a bloody battle without gubernatorial intervention.

Fort Smith Ark Jay Delaware County Okla New Jay Thomason Cruce District Court

Newfield M E Church Musicale Dazzles East End

The Newfield Methodist church hosted a well attended concert last evening with Mrs Harriet Rutz and Miss Ia Heisler as accompanists. Vocal and musical numbers earned hearty applause and encores from Bertha A Wagner Elizabeth Griesinger Ruth Lockwood L H Crossman L D Ginand H R Greene L E Hebbard Vera Atherton and Mrs F I Munich. Tomorrow Rev Alfred Evans of Bound Brook will preach in the morning and Rev J P West of Florence Mass in the evening.

East End Newfield Methodist Church Harriet Rutz Griesinger Iéa Heisler Miss Lockwood Bertha A. Wagner Elizabeth Griesinger Ruth Lockwood L. H. Crossman L. D. Ginand H. R. Greene L. E. Hebbard Vera Atherton F. I. Munich Alfred Evans Bound Brook WN. J J. P. West Florence Mass

Youth shoots self in Meriden church area

Keren Daley, 23, attempted suicide by shooting in front of the Baptist Church at Yale’s Ville and is in a local hospital in critical condition. The 22 calibre bullet entered a lung and the outcome is feared. Parents deny motive while friends cite unrequited love.

Meriden Keren Daley Yales Ville

Trainmen Killed While Asleep in Caboose Incident

In Buffalo New York on December 14 A Grove and P H Thornton trainmen for New York Central were killed in a freight wreck near the suspension bridge. Both men were asleep in the caboose and crushed to death.

Buffalo N. Y A. Grove P. H. Thornton New York Central

Six Teams Lead Six Day Bicycle Race at MSG

Six teams shared the lead early in a six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden as the pace surged. Moran and Kramer fell back after a disputed lap was denied, while Walthour exited with injuries and Ryan was hospitalized after a spill.

Madison Square Garden Moran Kramer Bobby Walthour Grassy Ryan Ryan Thomas Collins Drobach Perchkot Egg Brocco Berther Cameron Loftes Carmen Suter Brothers Fogler Perchicot Walker Wells Berthet Laffles

40 BIC ships assembling in Naples harbor

Naples reports the Italian government has ordered 40 of the merchant marine’s largest ships to assemble in Naples harbor for possible transport use. The Triple Alliance plans to deploy 90,000 troops to Durazzo and Valona if Austria-Hungary and Serbia clash. Austria-Hungary reserves in Belgium rush to join colors. Austrian authorities detain subjects returning to seek work unless aged 42 or older.

Naples Via Chiasso Austria-Hungary Servia Triple Alliance Durazzo Valona Antwerp Belgium Belgrane Austria Danube Austria- Hungary

Estate sues New Haven Railroad for $10000 in fatal Green's Farms accident

Nicholas J. Procopia administrator of coaches Keriess sues the New Haven Railroad in superior court for $10000 claiming negligence caused the death of Keriess, who was working on the tracks at Green's Farms when a train neared. Papers filed state employees failed to warn him and the train was not under proper control. Suit returnable at the January term.

Green’s Farms Nicholas J. Procopia New Haven Railroad Company Ooaches Keriess Keriess

Arrest Of Men Heading Nation Wide Arson Trust

South Bend Indiana December 14 authorities believe a nationwide arson trust is behind a spate of fires. Ben Franklin dubbed the human torch and Ben Kahn a local merchant, indicted by the grand jury, are being questioned by Montgomery and Detective Cassidy who hope for a confession. Police and insurers say the arson ring operates from New York and Chicago with paid operatives.

South Bend Ind Ben Franklin Human Torch Ben Kahn South Bend Montgomery Cassidy Franklin Arson Trust New York Chicago

Woman Guilty of Murder in First Degree

Philadelphia December 14 A verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree was returned this afternoon against Mrs William Trost who had been on trial for a week charged with poisoning her husband The murder occurred during the free week of the couple s honeymoon and the state alleged she married him to gain his estate

Philadelphia William Trost

Commission Orders Express Carriers to Show Cause

Interstate Commerce Commission orders every interstate express carrier to file complete statements by February 1 and to show cause why recently declared rate decisions should not take effect. The move follows the commission’s sweeping rate ruling affecting the express industry nationwide.

Washington Inter[state Commerce Commission Interstate Express Con

Body of Colonel Taylor Found in Library Palace Blaze

Pittsburgh officials hunted for the body of Colonel John A. Taylor a top oil man and general agent for the Eureka Pipe Line believed to be in the ruins of the Library Palace apartment fire. Firemen and police continued searches through the fire wreckage after the December blaze.

Pittsburgh John A. Taylor Library Palace Taylor Eureka Pipe Line Pennsylvania

Wife of Streets Supt Bodine Ends Life by Gas Inhalation

Mrs. A J Bodine wife of Albert J Bodine superintendent of Street Cleaning and a prominent East Side store owner dies by inhaling illuminating gas at her 419 Barnum Avenue home. She acts amid fear induced by anonymous newspaper clippings and absence of her husband. A 15 year old daughter Hazel survives with relatives in Detroit. two younger daughters are in Detroit. Neighbors report nervous illness and prior sanitarium stay. husband left for New York yesterday. Funeral arrangements by Henry B Bisbin.

A. J. Bodine Albert J. Bodine Barnum Avenue Ida Spring E. A. Davis Board of Contract and Supply New York Albert J. Diamond Bodine Public Works Department Dimond Detroit Hazel Barnum School Ruland Westport Dorland Smith Myrtle Avenue Bridgeport Spring Paula Spoettle Blakeman Bolt Edwards and Spoettle Howpitsi Noble Avenue Mupie Mere & Ccderson John 5 Bone Anderson Anderson Home Was Learned That the Owner Was A seat.At the Home of Mrs. Dorsch Penn Mr. Bodine Henry B. Bisbon

Fairfield Saloon License Hearing Ends in Remonstrance

County commissioners held a hearing on a remonstrance against Thomas Noor seeking renewal of a Fairfield liquor license. Opponents include Benjamin Betts, while Andrew Vecsey appeared to back Christian Riet for the license. Noor explained a double sale claim and deposit with Rist, then sold to Kin Sella. decision pending.

Wairfield Thomas Noor Fairfield Benjamin Betts Fair Vacsey John J. Phelan Vecsey Christian Riet Riet Rist Kinsella Noon

Aged critic of Abe Lincoln laid at rest

New Haven December 14 Dr Payette Hall longtime noted New England dentist and famed biographer of Lincoln died from injuries after a fall buried this afternoon in Wallingford at age 88 Hall known as the man who didn t fake Lincoln and author of The Real Abraham Lincoln a sharp critique of the President drew wide attention

Abe Lincoln New Haven Payette Hall Lincoln Wallingford Abraham Linco

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