Official results show Baldwin carry only two counties
A county by county comparison of Baldwins and Goodwins votes reveals Baldwin won Hartford and Tolland only, trailing in eight counties. New Haven and Fairfield show especially weak Baldwin margins while Goodwin gains shrink Lilleys tally. overall gubernatorial vote totals drop 22,588 versus 1908, suggesting GOP defections or split votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldswin
Robertson
Win
Lilkey Rn Fe
Barttoré— Gate
Faldwin
Leam Goodwin
Mow Haven
Paldwin
Goodwin
New Loagen
Baldwin &À Goodwin
Ana ‘Peirtiea
Baldwin
Wisteam
Tolland— Main
Sfartford
Tolland
New Haven
Fairfield
Geatwin
Hartford
Bridgeport figures in 1910 Secretary of State race analysis
Two Bridgeport residents faced off for Secretary of State in the November election. The comparison of county votes to 1908 shows Rogers leading Goodell in most counties, with Hartford and New Haven counties highlighted. Goodsell’s home-town performance shines, while Baldwin’s statewide popularity influenced results. Bridgeport’s candidates held their own in a detailed county-by-county view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Corrsan
New London
Elght
New Mayen
Fairfield
Hartford
Gondeen
Nis Lares
Litchfield
Pairfield
Rogers
Goodsell Peoneatieen
Goodsell and
Rorfxs
Baldwin
Goodwin
Martford
Rogera
Goodeves
Puilwin
Good
Fogars
Gooteel
Beldwin
Fatefold
Middlesex
Judge Baldwin
Goodsell
Judge Hardwin
National Workmen's Compensation Provisions Outline
A historical outline describes employer liability for injuries to workers including death benefits, dependent allowances, and varying wage-based compensation for permanent or temporary incapacity. Provisions cover dependents, costs of care, and arbitration, with final award limits and potential court appeals. The plan emphasizes public hearings, swift injury compensation, and arbitration while noting litigation risks on non-award issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feedy Mable
Partes
Industrial Accident Board
Dollar Dictator Redmond Gains in English Election
A feature of English election returns shows Mr Redmond and the Nationalists gaining five seats, strengthening their position. The piece notes Conservative opposition and calls the American gold scare political nonsense, leaving prominent figures like Balfour and Rosebery to assess the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Edmond
Redmond
Balfour
Lansdowne
Rosebery
Whitefeld
Roosevelt travel expense dispute spurs Rainey move
Washington December 22 Representative Rainey of Illinois Democratic leader seeks to bring Roosevelt traveling expenses before Congress. A Southern railway stockholder wrote that Roosevelt would have owed about 75000 for White House orders and an estimated 120000 possibly due to the Pennsylvania railroad. Rainey has requested information on Roosevelt's expenses while president, prompting rail stockholder support and a push to discharge the rules committee after Congress reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raney
Illnoes
Roosevelt
Con- Breas
Southern Railway
Rainey
White House
Whi
Penve
Congress
Rules Committee
Public Opinion Tariffs On Clothing
A reader letter compares English and American suit prices, showing British suits priced $6.45 to $12.40 after sample costs, far cheaper than New York prices, and lists duties on imported suits by country. The writer, T. Scanlon, Tariff Reform Committee secretary, notes the U S duty as about 90 percent and argues tariffs raise clothing costs. December in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Farmer
New York
Messrs
CE Brierley & Co
Huddersfield
England
United States
Belgium
Bermuda
British Guiana
Canada
Cape Colony
Newfoundland
Transvaal
France
Germany
Italy
Swain
T. Scanlon
Tariff Reform Committee
Oyster Plant Destroyed at Rowayton in Fire
South Norwalk December 22 The Stevens Oyster Company plant at Rowayton was destroyed by fire last night with about 25000 dollars in losses. Nine men were killed? No misread. The thoreand gallons of oysters opened and ready for shipment were destroyed. The plant owned by Capt William J Stevens and family was a modern, well equipped facility built last fall. The fire is believed to have started from an overheated boiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
Stevens Oyster Company
Rowayton
Stevens Company
William J. Stevens
Sealshipt Oyster Trust Plan Shakes New Haven Market
New Haven oyster men and financiers watched as Sealshipt Oyster Company eyes a large block of preferred stock in a bid to form an oyster trust in Long Island Sound. The firm, reportedly backed by New York and Boston capital, seeks to buy local plants and farms, potentially centralizing production across Stratford, South Norwalk, Bridgeport, and nearby coastal towns. Directors include Fy S Beardsley. the plan envisions expanding to seven distributing divisions and thousands of dealers, with preferred stock offered from 1.5 to 2.5 million dollars and common stock from 1.5 to 3 million dollars.
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New Haven
Sealshipt Oyster Company
Sealshipt Company
New York
Boston
Sound
Long Island Sound
Anandal
Center Street
Grm
Hornblower & Weeks
Sealships Company
Ttig
Sealshpt Company
Seatshipt Concern
Connecticut
Beardsley
Stratford
Seatship’ Concern
South Bay
Long Island
Greenport
Northport
Han Ineton
South Norwalk
Bridgeport
Narragansett Bay
Blue Point
Painter Samuel Robinson Falls to His Death on Scaffold
Samuel Kirk Robinson, a painter, fell twenty feet from a scaffold at 148 Poplar Street in New Haven yesterday afternoon. He landed on his head and died almost instantly. Medical examiner Dr Scarborough said the cause was a base skull fracture. He had started to sit and toppled backward.
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Samuel Kirk Robinson
Poplar Street
New Haven
Scarborough
Robinson
Recount petitions filed over Wallingford election ballots
Downey and Blakeslee petition for recount of the last State House race in Wallingford alleging ballots were wrongly counted or rejected. They contend proper ballots would have favored them over Goddard and Loucks. Attorney Carlton E. Hoadley of New Haven represents the contestants. The committee on Contested Elections will act on the petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton E. Hoadley
New Haven
Messrs. Downey
Akeslee
Committee
Local News and Holiday Visit Notes in Newtown
Newtown social notes list Mrs Joseph Gaines and Master James Gaines visiting Bridgeport relatives. Families plan Christmas gatherings with Rev and Mrs Steele in Bethel. Students and travelers from Syracuse and New Haven arrive for holidays including Miss Augusta Campbell and Miss Helen Houlihan. Local property sale and jury duty mentioned alongside ice house fillings for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gaines
James Gaines
Bridgeport
P. Gannon
Alexander Steele
Albert T- Steele
Bethel
Jennie Raffles
Neale Brennan
Catherine
Mary Lynch
Syracuse
Francis Carmody
Universsty
M. PF. Carmody
Stephen Keane
New Haven
Frederick Bemshaw
Half Way River District
Grover Loveland
Thomas Brown
Botsford
Augusta Campbell
Helen Houlihan
St. Alsabeth Colley Convent Station
N.J
Elizabeth
May Lean
Bright
S. J. John F. Keane
Yoar
James O'Connell
E.thrall
DOLL FURNITURE AND GIFT GOODS SALE AT STORE
An in store sale highlights white enamel doll furniture including beds chairs bookcases and china cabinets plus brass doll beds and English fashion perambulators in blue maroon and Brewster green with rubber wheels prices range from 1.00 to 7.25. Silk and cotton gift fabrics and novelty textiles are offered 75 cents to 3.00 with new foulard and plaid ginghams. A roll and flat top desk and certain typewriter desks are on sale through December 31 with 40 percent off regular prices for business buyers.
Christmas sale blitz lists toys and merchandize in big store
Broad catalog of discounted items dominated by 12c to 50c toys and fabrics. Mentions skates, pockets knives, fur collars, drums, golf gloves, luego candy boxes and Christmas trees. Emphasizes wide stock with prices and notes special lots for kids and ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah's Arks
Olla
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Fatefield Avenue
Conn
HE Farmer
Bridge Port
Teddy
Oyster Trust
Seal.h.pt Company
S.oex
Elm City
Cortest
Lingford
Newtown
D. M. Read CO
Mahohany
Ada
THE
Davis & Hawley Co. Jewelers
Wall ST
Mollan
W. K. Mollan
Main ST
Railford B.smith
Fairfield Ave
Teie Potty
Pearce
Lolo
Jackson
Yale Dramatic Association
Exday
Comic Opera Co
Geo. B.clark & Co
F. C. Brady
Frommier Ty’ Hie
Eckler & CO
Byurans CO
Ara Atte
State St
Frisbie’s
Europe
Longagre
Ith Street
New
Bate
National Window Cleaning Co
Telehone
Florida
South
BANE
H. Ce Reid
Broad ST
Oppeetie
W. D. Cook & Son
Water Street
F. ‘J. Abercrombie
Tas
Bradbury
Ola Jones
M. J. Maloney
W. A. Miles
Rochester
AB Bartholoma
Jones
Hotel Atlas Fairfield Ave
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