Obituaries and funeral notices dated December 1913
Deaths listed in this city include Michael Lynch, Frank C. Hopking, Morrison, Margaret Offerle, Anna Irene Weeks, John Kennedy, Catherine A Horan, Daniel E Reardon, Amanda Tygesson, with funeral details, residence locations, church services, and interment plans at St Michael's and other cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Michael Lynch
Hopkins
Stratford
Frank C. Hopking
East Main Street
Park Cemetery
Morrison
State St
Fullerton
Offerle
Middletown
Margaret
Martin Offerle
Cullinan and Mullins
Main Street
Sacred Beart Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Weeks
Anna Irene
Timothy and
Mary Weeks
Pembroke Street
St. Charles’ Church
Sam
John Kennedy
Nichols Street
St. Mary's Church
Horan—Iin
Catherine A
Thomas
Margaret Horan
Maplewood Aroje
St. Augustine's Church
Ansonia
St. Micherel's Cemetery
Reardon
Daniel E
Daniel J
Catherine Reardon
Stratford Avenue
St Mary's Church
Tygesson
Amanda Tygesson
Isaac Tygesson
Church of Christ
William and Vernon Streets
Ladies of Charity Set Annual Reception Jan 10
At St Vincent's hospital the Ladies of Charity outline the annual social tea on Saturday January 10 with no admission fee. President Mrs John T King and secretary Mrs W E Allen led the meeting noting ongoing Free Bed needs and inviting donations of fruit cakes candy and other gifts for sick and homeless patients at Christmas time.
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Ladies of Charity
St. Vincent’s Hospital
John T. King
W. E. Allen
King
Remin
St. Vincent’s
Judge Peck on Stand Tomorrow in Connecticut Suit
The state resumes its case against Judge Charles H. Peck in superior court with expected sensational testimony. Both sides plan new evidence, and the trial could run two more days as Peck continues cross examination. The concern centers on a $3750 fee alleged to have been taken from the Susan M. B. Perry estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Charles H. Peck
Bennett
Peck
Susan M. B. Perry
Judge Bennett Nearing End of Superior Court Term
Judge William L. Bennett, noted for clearing the docket, will finish his term soon. He instituted Monday court sessions and even held a short calendar after Thanksgiving. The January term starts January 2 with Judge Howard J. Curtis of Stratford presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Bennett
Bennett
Howard J. Curtis
Stratford
Coal Conspiracy Case Near Settlement in Hartford
Hartford December 15 press reports say the coal conspiracy case now in progress toward settlement involves Charles R. Hale a Hartford bankrupt who alleged coal dealers conspired to block him from wholesalers and raise prices in 1906 after courts sent the matter back for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
United States District Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Charles R. Hale
Roosevelts Friend Comments On Root Nomination
Hartford December 15 Herbert Knox Smith close Roosevelt ally and 1912 Progressive candidate says Root’s Republican nomination would be natural and logical for conservatism and would clarify the split between Progressives and Republicans. Two teams hauling tin lumber claimed by H D Demme were halted by Connecticut Humane Society agent for Sunday work without permits.
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Hartford
The
Times Today
Herbert Knox Smith
Col. Roosevelt
Elihu Root
H. D. Demme
Union Avenue
Alexander Howell
Connecticut Humane Society
Auction sale tonight at 528 East Main Street
Warner Bros Employment advertises corset department positions while A G Barrow retires with a public auction of stock and fixtures led by Daniel P Keane. Lost fur collar reported near 254 Courtland Street with reward offered. Bid notices invite offers for Kelley House at 290 Golden Hill Street with bids due by December 22 and Board of Education to review.
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East Main St
Howe St
A. G. Barrow
Humphrey
Singer
Daniel P. Keane
Leo C. Lyon
Courtland St
Golden Hill St
Kelley
Board of Education
Howard
Challenger
Price Range Shifts Highlight Market Volatility
The listing shows several fluctuating price points from twelve to forty dollars across multiple items. Investors monitor moves between 12.48 and 40.00 with related small s-values under 15.00, signaling variable demand and thin margins in the current market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serene Eens
Old Farmer Accused of Killing Brother in Hudson Falls
E H Hitchcock a 62 year old farmer was jailed in Washington county jail at Hudson Falls on a murder charge. He is alleged to have killed Henry Norton his brother in law with a hammer during a dispute at their home a few miles north of Hudson Falls. Norton and Hitchcock shared residence and Hitchcock had prior confinement at the Mattewan Insane Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N. Y
E. H. Hitchcock
Washington County
Hudson Falls
Henry Norton
Hitchcock
Matteawan
Norton
Wilson Doing Nicely Washington President Dictates Letters
President Wilson was declared doing very nicely and began work again by dictating letters and reading papers from his room. In Jersey City Annie Francis, forty seven, died by asphyxiation in a reported accident.
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Washington
Wilson
Jersey City
N. J
Annie Francis
Price ranges for assorted tool sets listed
A small ad lists price ranges for items including 25¢ scissors sets, 1.25 to 4.50 manicure sets, and 2 to 10 carver sets with Shur-Edge branding priced from 2.50 to 8.00.
Navy men return home from Mediterranean cruise
Nearly five thousand officers and sailors arrive back in New York from a Mediterranean voyage. The battleship Wyoming and other dreadnaughts lead the return fleet as paydays of about 200000 dollars are promised this week. The ships may stay in port beyond New Year unless tensions with Mexico prompt redeployment.
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New York
United States
Wyoming
Charles J. Badger
Arkansas
Utah
Florida
North Dakota
Graft Trial Delayed by Caption Error in NY Case
A stenographer's caption error in true bills by the Kingston defendant Everett Fowler and Arthur A. McLean, treasurer of the Democratic state committee, delays a graft trial as the grand jury returns charges for soliciting and receiving.
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Bill
New York
Everett Fowler
Kingston
Arthur A. McLean
Democratic State Committee
Indictees Fowler and McLean Plead Not Guilty in Tax Case
Fowler and McLean pleaded not guilty to superseding indictments. Fowler, accused of collecting contributions from state highway contractors, given until Friday to change or withdraw his plea. McLean has until Wednesday to decide. Fowler posted bail as before.
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Gal
Fowler
McLean
Naval station commander becomes head of war college
Newport December 15 Rear Admiral Austin M Knight, commanding Narragansett Bay naval station, succeeds Captain William L Rodgers as president of the war college. A quarrel over coal bin access ends with an undecided dispute as Pred Abrams contemplates actions on the property line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Narragansett Bay Naval Station
War College
Austin M. Knight
William L. Rodgers
Abrams
Woodfield
Long Teland
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Main St
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Eva
Mary
George B. Holley
Judge Peck
Judge@ Bennett
Roosevelts
Root
Warner Bros. Co., Employment Department
Eee
E. Hi. Dillon & CO
Hartford, Conn
Lo Rue
Cecile
Paris
Vermont
Badger
Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Bermuda
Delaware
Jason
Orion
George W. Kline
Hawley
Gillette
Durham Duplex
Robeson
Union Hardware
Royal Rochester
the Hawley Hardware Company
Middle Street
Smith-Murray CO
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
G. W. Fairchild & Sons
Rockwell & Forester
United
Poe
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Wairfield Ave
Courtland
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