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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1911

Page

2

Treasury and department reforms push monetary plan

President Taft outlines 1911-13 fiscal results and postwar reforms. He cites surpluses in general and postal funds, calls for monetary reform via a national reserve system, and supports continued two battleships per year plus naval and army efficiency measures, Panama Canal tolls, and Philippine and river improvements.

Bnewe Treasury Post Office Panama Canal Senate House of Representatives Othe General Fund Panama United States Thia Panama Canal Q Treasury Department Office of the Treasury Washington Department

World’s Biggest Gun Reported From Krupp Works

Berlin December 21 Krupp at Essen is said to be building a 38 centimeter gun about 15 inches in bore. The weapon is described as the largest artillery piece to be constructed with an estimated length of 20 meters and a projectile weighing roughly 1,830 pounds.

Army of the United States Mexico Congress Ariington Philippine Islands Philippines Harbers Isla Lakes Gulf Lake Michigan Illinois River Mississippi Gulf of Mexico Sanitary District of Chicago State of Illinois Illinois Utica Special Board of Engineers Berlin Krupp Essen

Rose Eytinge Dies at 76 Former Star of American Stage

Rose Eytinge aged 76 died yesterday at the Brunswick Home Amityville L I where she lived in Actors Fund care. Born in Philadelphia she began on stage at 17 in The Old Guard at Albany and rose to leading woman with Lester Wallack and in Gotham Theatre. She married three times to David Barnes George H Butler and Cyril Searle and spent years abroad before returning to U S theatre work.

Rose Eytinge Brunswick Amityville L. L Actors’ Fund of America Philadelphia Melanie Dion Boucicault Green Street Theatre Albany N. Y New York Nibio’s Garden Edwin Booth Boston Mass E. L. Davenport J. W. Wallack Lester Wallack Lady Gay Spanker Nancy Sykes George H. Butler United States Egypt Cyril Searle

ELOPER RELEASED BUT REARRESTED ON FORGERY CHARGE

Benjamin Kitchen a New Jersey chauffeur who eloped with Alma Krafft daughter of a New York paper manager was freed from jail after 30 days confinement and immediately rearrested on forgery charges. Alma Krafft and the couple’s status after the elopement are noted with her being with her parents in New York.

United Press Hartford Benjamin Kitchen New Jersey Alma Krafft New York Kitchen

Divorce Referee Denies Upton Sinclair Decree

Supreme Court Justice Davis denied the motion for an absolute divorce for author Upton Sinclair from Metta Fuller Sinclair. He barred confirmation of referee W. S. Keiley’s recommendation due to Sinclair exceeding legal limits in testimony about alleged relations with Kansas poet Harry Kemp.

United Press New York W. S. Keiley Upton Sinclair Metta Fuller Sinclair Harry Kemp Kansas Supreme Court Davis Sinclair

Local suits filed against railroad over express wreck

Middletown December 21 suits for $10,000 each were filed by local attorneys against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company on behalf of Alfred Cecchini Giacomo List Antonio Di Stefano and Antonio D Orlo alleging they were marverously arrested on murder charges after the express train wreck on the Valley road August 27.

Middletown New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Alfred Cecchini Giacomo List Antonio di Stefano Antonio D' Orlo

Trinity Gets 42000 Legacy From Long Probate Battle

New Haven reports final accounting in the estate of Lacy H. Boardman after 68 years of litigation. Executors Barter, Willem Taa oversaw the estate with $878,008 value. $94,400 to be split between Trinity College and Forde Missionary Society. Executors’ fees totaled $67,920.48. legal fees $12,660. overall disputes and settlements stretched years.

Trinity Roar Man Arter New Haven Lacy HL Boardman Ty Barterae Willem Taa Wre Raex Hoerdman Trinter College Forde Missionary Society Protestant Episcopal Church Burton Mansfield William T. Fiside J. B. Wheeler Consiath Tocrease Mrs. Baars

Wanderer With Money Found at Union Station

New London police search for a middle aged woman found wandering at Union station last night. She is described as well known and there are indications she may be connected to a purse with money and two dollars in a banknote.

Congress United States Suez Canal Atlantic Pacific Coast Supreme Court Rcel Post Wanderer New London Union Station

Probate Court Records Show Small Estate Values

The probate case for Francis H. Atherton lists personal property at 74.37 with no real estate. Charles A. Conlin was appointed administrator of the Mary A. Conlin estate in this city.

Francis H. Atherton Charles A. Conlin Mary A. Conlin

Bridgeport Police Regulated Under New Ordinance

An amended ordinance adopts staffing for Bridgeport police including superintendent captain detectives sergeants and patrolmen. It assigns identification duties to the police superintendent and outlines data handling, while repealing ordinances inconsistent with the measure adopted December 18 1911 and approved December 20 1911.

Common Council City of Bridgeport City Stoner Board of Police Commieadr Stephen F. Boucher Chy

Bridgeport Police Issue Newspaper Correspondent Cards

Ordinance adopted by the Bridgeport Common Council creates police issued badges for newspaper representatives on written owner/editor requests. Cards show newspaper name and rep identity and may be revoked. Penalty for misusing such cards is a fine not exceeding fifty dollars. Adopted December 18, 1911.

Sus Commecn Council City of Bridgeport Board of Police Sioners Tie Gon Oe Tie Pole Comemissioners

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