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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1913

Page

11

Swening of Housatonic Avenue Recommended

At a city meeting the common council favors widening Housatonic Avenue from East Washington to Meadow Street by 32 feet, reducing the frontage of the Pink Block factory and other parcels. A committee including W W Hubbell, John A L Julian, and Hugh J Lavery will plan the new street layout near Morris Canal.

Cemmon Coupett Ralke Washington Avenue Meadow Street Spring Perch Co Ts Comremtes W. W. Hubbell City Engineer's Office John A. I. Julian Hugh J. Lavery

Motorman Held Over Death Charge

Stamford report states Harry W. Lariv motorman involved in a fatal collision with Annie Taradelina, a life girl, was bound over to the superior court after a city court held him criminally responsible by coroners jury for her death. He faced manslaughter charges or supplied a $500 bond.

Stamford Harry W. Lariv Annie Taradelina Coron

Churchill to visit Germany for naval talks

London December 16 Winston Churchill First Lord of the Admiralty will visit Germany in about three weeks. Rumor says the trip aims to negotiate with the German government on limits to naval construction and related restrictions.

London Winston Churchill The Admiralty Germany Dicker

Two Ohio sailors contract smallpox on Atlantic voyage

Two crewmen from the battleship Ohio developed smallpox en route from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic. The ship will anchor at Guantanamo, place the two sailors in an isolation hospital, vaccinate the crew, fumigate, and observe before resuming voyage to the Mexican coast. Governor Slaton ends Christmas pardon precedent, saying pardons must prove merit like any time.

Washington Ohio Atlantic Navy Department Guantanamo Mexican Atlanta John M. Slaton

Limit on Postal Savings Raised by Removing Limits

Washington reports the House passed a bill to increase deposit limits in the postal savings system by removing caps on individual accounts. The bill allows interest on amounts up to 1000 dollars, while non interest bearing funds may exceed this to Uncle Sam's care without an upper limit.

Washington House Postal Uncle Sam

Grand Duke and Suite Escape Fire at Mecklenberg Palace

Berlin reports a major palace fire forcing Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin to flee with their entourage. The historic castle, famed for its golden hall and staircase, suffers extensive damage estimated at 750000 dollars while Mecklenburg archives are saved. Officials say an electrical short caused the blaze, despite earlier claims of revenge by discharged servants.

Berlin Mecklen- Berg-Schwerein Germany

Meat Prices Near Double Over Ten Years

Washington reports a census bulletin showing meat prices nearly doubled from 1899 to 1909 while supply kept pace with population. Per capita beef veal and mutton consumption remained about 105 pounds, with 75.5 percent price rise for meat on the hoof and 78.8 percent for dressed meat. Packing houses supplied 55 percent of meat, total production 83,858,815 animals, slaughterhouses paid $1,202,827,754 for their supply, and total meat supply reached 9,719,085,600 pounds.

Washington Sity

England will not prosecute Larkin on riot charge

Dublin December report states transport workers leader James Larkin returned to Ireland and plans to block any settlement of local troubles. Government abandons prosecution of Larkin and four associates for recent riots. Justice Kenny criticizes the move as unfair to both community and defendants. eviction ordered for Larkin family due to unpaid rent since August 18.

Dublin Larkin England Kenny

British Columbia Bars Hindus From Immigration

Victoria B C December 15 The Council of the Dominion has issued an order prohibiting the landing of immigrants at British Columbia ports until March 31 next in its effort to bar Hindus from entering Canada. The order reflects ongoing government measures and affects travelers and potential settlers seeking entry. The move underscores policy shifts affecting cross border movement and eligibility in early 20th century immigration.

Victoria B. C Council of the Dominion British Columbia

Woman Recovers 100 for Soup Spilled on Gown

Chicago December reports Franpie Hurley wife of a state senator yesterday recovered 100 damages from Congress Hotel after a waiter spilled bullion on her gown’s train last March. The hotel claimed the gown was restored by the cleaner. Case heard in municipal court.

Chicago Aire Franpie Hurley Congress Hotel

Pocketbook Theft Reported After Train Arrival

Saint Dunlap reported the loss of 130 dollars at the railroad station after the clock train from New Haven. In a crowded area the suspect Leon horsing, moving toward Gold Street, was thought to be part of a petty larceny gang blamed for recent city thefts.

ST. Dunlap Lafayette Street New Haven Leon Horsing Goldstrest Sumuy

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