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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1911

Page

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Ortie McManigal Attacks Higher Ups in Labor Ring

Ortie McManigal, who confessed to dynamite blasts at Llewellyn Iron Works, tells United Press he will reveal names of high up union leaders in organized labor as the Indianapolis grand jury probes the dynamite conspiracy. He says leaders pressured him, promising protection or pay, while warning of retribution if he testifies. The federal probe seeks indictments against noted labor figures as the Burns investigation lays groundwork for court action after Christmas adjournment.

United Press Los Angeles Ortie McManiwal Llewellyn Iron Works Indianapolis John J. McNamara William J .Burns Bayes International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers William J. Burns Federal Grand Jury Ortie E. McManigal McManigal

Taft Acts Without Congress on Russia Treaty

President Taft informed Russia the 1832 treaty excluding Jewish Americans will be abrogated December 31 1912, taking action without Senate input after White House talks with Senators Rainer Burton McCumber. He seeks a safe, unobjectionable move while sparing Russia any offense.

United Press Washington Taft Russia Congress Senate Sulzer White House Rainer Burton McCumber Senate Committee On Foreign Jared Enn Aeces Lrom House House Committee On Foreign Aftirs White Anna Repre Knox

Marketmen Exhibit Prize Steer in Holiday Window Show

Charles M. Biltz of Bommes & Biltz and F. W Behrens Jr a known meat dealer bought a prize steer in New York Saturday to display in their Fairfield Avenue State Street stores before Christmas. A guessing contest will award the closest weight estimate with a fine roast prize after slaughter. The steer came from the Chicago cattle show to New York.

Charles M. Biltz Bommes & Biltz F. W Behrens, Jr New York Fairfield Avenue Chicago

Friends suspect murder in DiDonato death in New York

A delegation of five friends accused Camillo DiDonato of being murdered after his body was found with a crushed skull atop a freight car in Harlem yards on Saturday night. They believe a Branchville dispute led to his death and say the gold watch found in his pocket proves he had been to Branchville. Undertaker Louis Richards was sent to New York to bring the body to Bridgeport for burial.

Camillo DiDonato Washington Avenue DiDonato Harlem New York Branchville Louis Richards Bridgeport

Council To Name Burns For Job Of Inspector

The Common Council will elect C Thomas Burns Democrat to succeed Ward M Cowles Republican as inspector this evening. North avenue widening, vetoes, and an audit committee are on the agenda. Republicans back Cowles. Democrats back Burns. harbor master re election not soon.

Council Burns Inspector Cowles Thomas Burns Spector Ward M. Cowles Common Council Board of Aldermen Wilson W. P. Allem Crane Co John H. Green Pequonnock National Bank John Taylor Bryant Electric North Avenue Main Street Whitney Avenue Buckingham Fairfield Avenue Connecticut Stratford New York Boston Fairfield Cowles Charles H. Morris Habor

County Sealer Office Discussed By County Board

County commissioners will travel to Hartford to meet with other counties and seek uniform action on topics including the new county sealer of weights and measures. The salary cap of 1000 dollars may deter candidates as travel costs would eat the pay. Arthur E. Plumb is a leading local candidate. Delhi report notes the Gaekwar of Broda apologized to King George for bowing twice and turning his back at the Durbar, saying nervousness caused the incident.

Hartford Arthur E. Plumb Delhi Gaekwar Broda George

Autopsy in Sessler death may reveal poison cause

In New Haven two men face peril and death. John Robstock, rescued from icy waters at the foot of Bostwick avenue, was taken to St. Vincent's hospital after immersion. Charles J. Sessler, a Taft hotel watchman, died after suspected opium poisoning. his autopsy at Rourke & Rourke's morgue was underway to determine the exact poison. Detectives trace Sessler's movements from New Haven to Bridgeport and a Chinese restaurant on Water Street where he collapsed.

Bostwick Avenue John Robstock St. Vincent's Hospital Robstock E. Bridgeport Ambulance Corps McQueeney Charles J. Sessler New Haven Garlick Rourke & Rourke Henry C. Stevenson Sessler Charles A. Sessler Waterstreet Gall Peison Lesser New Taft Sale Marne Olive Street Bridgeport Taft Hotel Mr. Sessier Taft

Marigold Plans Christmas Rush at Local Post Office

Postmaster W H Marigold announces extended hours from 7 to 9 30 PM with two then three windows during peak rush. Registry and money order service stay open nightly and extra stations will handle packages. Multiple contract stations weigh and stamp packages for pickup and delivery ahead of Christmas Day.

W. H. Marigold East Side West End Pickard’s Drug Store Park Avenue Main Street Neikind’s Hartigan’s Main Congress Streets Cipolla’s Pembroke Street Kaesmann’s Stratford Avenue Challenger’s Sterling Street McNamara’s Drug Store Noble Avenue Hamilton’s State Streets Swinnerton’s Maplewoo Avenue Duka’s Hancock Avenue Atlantic Pharmacy Fairfield Avenue Howland Dry Goods Co DeVorken's Barnum Avenue Tesing’s North Main Street Toothill’s Drug Newfield Avenue Bridgeport

Pocket Peddling Devotee Fined In City Court

William Hallock, an old offender, was captured yesterday by Patrolman Jack Barton peddling whiskey from a bottle on Water street. The police have been instructed to watch for travelling saloons. Hallock protested, but the patrolman had the goods on him. Charles Matthews from the Soldiers Home at Bath, Me, testified that he bought the liquor from Hallock. Hallock was fined $50 and costs.

William Hallock Jack Barton Water Street Hallock Charles Matthews Soldiers Home Bath

Mary Gracey Sues Gracey for Property and Alimony

Mary E. Gracey of Darien sues William Gracey to recover a half interest in property gifted when he agreed to reform, seeks divorce and $1,500 alimony, and asks the court to set aside a mortgage, grant sole possession, and restrain him from occupying the premises. The couple married January 10, 1901, alleging intemperance and abuse.

Mary E. Gracey Darien William, Gracey Gracey Agai Louis Simon

Train Wreck Off Western Line Kills Three

Terrible collision near Odessa Minnesota as a Pacific coast express rear-ends the Columbian Limited. Three dead, scores injured, two rear sleepers crushed, fires sparked, relief aid arrives from nearby towns, victims include Mrs Meyer and Mrs Barber.

Odessa Minn Pacific Coast Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Columbian Limited J. F. Richards trans-Missouri Division of the Road Mowbridge Miss Ee Limited Sas Teriffic

Elwood's ads and local sales in a busy Syracuse classified page

A cluttered classified section features Elwood's offerings on John Street including cheap dishes, dumplings, and shells from 12 to 25 cents per dozen, plus large lots of damaged dishes at one cent each. Also listed are boatloads of Long Island turnips and cabbage, hotel china sales, and numerous ads for pianos, phonographs, barber services, and estate sales in Syracuse.

Elwood's John St. A John St Elwood’s Bridge Fairfield Ave A. Elwood & Son Long Island East Side Power House Creek Henry Street

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