Servian Cabinet Quits Amid Resignation Shock
In Belgrade on December 1 1918 reports say Prime Minister Pachitch announces cabinet resignation amid political upheaval in Serbia. The move follows growing pressure from opposition factions and uncertainties over postwar government leadership.
English Mills Close Amid Cotton Slump
English mills in the Blackburn district have closed or halted operations as the cotton downturn sweeps through the industry. Over 1,000 workers have lost their jobs and more mills are expected to shut down soon.
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Ellon
Dee
Blackburn
Earl of Kintore to visit America on Baltic celebration
Eghdon December 51 reports the Earl of Kin tore intends to participate in the hand on board the Baltic as part of closer Anglo American rapprochement.
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Earl OF Kintore
America
Eghdon
Methair
Baltic
German Ships Schedule for Queenstown and Lokton
Reports indicate German ships will set at Queenstown with one service from Queenstown to Lokton on January 2 followed by the Mueret Biemarck on February 13 on the homeward voyage. German societies in America are said to back the movement.
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Bugersting
Queenstown
Lokton
Mueret Biemarck
Ragtime Composer Bankrupt by Races
Dew W Melville Joseph Gideon an American ragtime composer and pianist, staying at the Savoy Hotel, is bankrupt there after losing about 50 000 gambling on horse racing since arriving in England last June. The first creditors meeting was held at the Bankruptcy buildings. He has about 0 8 assets and no remaining property, currently earning small sums from meals while once earning 15 000 as a pianist in England.
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Condon
Dew W—Melville Joseph Gideon
Savoy Hotel
England
Sioned
Obituary notices for Denied H. Skidmore and Jane M. Standish
Denied H. Skidmore aged 84 died after illness and will be prepared for burial at Meory undertaking parlors with body taken to Jefferson for interment. The funeral of Jane M. Standish in New Haven was held at the mortuary chapel of Bishop with interment at Mountain Grove Cemetery, Rev. A. Lettingell officiating.
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H. Skidmore
Friends
Jefferson
Meory
Jane M. Standish
New Haven
Bishop
Fternoon
A. Lettingell
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Amherst College Student Returns from Holidays
G Walter R Agard returns to Amherst College Massachusetts after spending Christmas holidays with relatives at 7 Parrott Avenue.
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Walter R Agard
Parrott Avenue
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Eidney Pills Claim Quick Relief for Weak Back and Dizziness
An ad from Hindle's Drug store promotes Eidney Pills as a remedy for symptoms described as weak back dizziness and nervous spells with headache. The copy claims kidney and bladder involvement and promises rapid disappearance of symptoms when four pills are taken.
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Hindle
Post Office Hours and Holiday Closings Note
Holiday hours at the Sew Pears post office show General Delivery Parcel Post and Windows open 2 m until 12 noon. Carriers one delivery Money Order and Postal Savings Bank department closed all day. A bond reminder notes $300 due.
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Hiltiday
Pears
Postal Savings Bank Department
Holiday notices and community updates from Hartford area
John Hungerford of Hartford visits Edward Curtiss for the holidays. Funeral held for Miss Sarah J. Nichols at Tashua. Harmony meeting held with a Christmas tree. Congregational Church society annual meeting at church parlors. Wyckham Rise students and Hillside School student spend holidays with parents. Washington to install officers January 12. Christmas exercises and gift tree at Congregational church. Mrs Pred Sutherland delays teaching start until January 5. St Peters church Christmas event at town hall New Year’s night. Theodore Nichols of Fort Wright holiday with parents. Miss Marion Johnson ill at home. Howard J. Hurd and family Christmas with Long Hill relatives. Civic club meets January 4. Advert for bottled beverages by M. J. Maloney.
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John Hungerford
Hartford
Edward
Curtiss
Eadward L. Hurd
Sarah J. Nichols
Tashua
Henry Hurd
Harmony
Congre|essional Church Society
Saturns
Ling
Habersham
Wyckham Rise
Washington, Conn
Lucy J. Lord
Hillside
Norwalk
Washington
Congregational Church
Charles Sutherland
Pred Sutherland
New Haven
Stepney
St. Peter's Church
Town Hall
Pheodore Nichols
Fort Wright
Pisher's Island
Charles B. Nichols
Marion Johnson
Howard J. Hurd
James McDermott
Milford Wheel Club
Judson's Pond
Bessie Wheeler
Welle Place
Margaret Keane
Bridgeport
Miss Wheeler
Miss Keane
Smith College
Rosa Fierabend
West Haven
Elsie French
Broadbridge Avenue
Waterbury
Believe Wreck Was Deliberately Planned
Mobile December reports railroad officials declare a deliberate attempt to wreck Mobile and Ohio passenger train No 2 near a siding 12 miles north of Mobile. The engine express and baggage cars derailed. the fireman was killed and three others seriously injured as the engineer hit emergency brakes at the changed switch.
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Mobile
Mobile & Ohio
St. Louis
Freman
Laborers' murder believed in New York trunk death
John Kremen Polish laborer identified in East Side trunk as latest victim of suspected local grudge. Detectives confirm camp last seen Sunday near Garri son New York as motive focus. Police link there to laborers at Garrison area and possible wage or feud tensions. Alleged theft reported at Reliable Laundry on Stratford Avenue with $15, coat, and child’s bank stolen. Supreme Court Boston rules Wreano Dan' legal heir to Daniel Russéil estate.
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New York
John Kremen
Garrison
N. Y
Kremen
Roman H. E. Jasinski
Stratford Avenue
Child's Bank
Supreme Court At
Boston
Wreano Dan
Daniel Russéil
Millonairs
Bielrose
Auto Crash Near Coleytown Blinds Driver At Night
A car owned by Dr. Frank T. Cullo of White Plains N Y struck another vehicle in Coleytown last evening. The headlight glare blinded the other driver as both cars suffered mud guard damage. Passenger count unclear. Separate notes report local social visits with Lincoln club members and townsfolk visiting friends in Brooklyn and New York City.
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Westport
Frank T. Cullo
White Plains
N. Y
New York
Coleytown
New Haven
Dr. Culle
Mae Holt
Greens Farms
Lincoln Club
Lucy Smith
Southport
Walter Price
Brooklyn
M. Purdy
Lincoln Street
Brookline
Mess
William Jones
Friends
Helen Scully
Herbert Jones
Saugatuck M. E. Church
Fairfield News Briefs and Local Notices
Fairfield residents note a man named William Curry found near Southport with head wounds after an auto strike. He was taken to Bridgeport by George G Powers of Shelton. The driver of the car remains unidentified. Various social updates and a brief ad for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound appear, alongside commentary on regional bank prospects.
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Fairfield
Wiliam Curry
Southport
Curry
Stillman Street
Bridgeport
George G. Powers
Shelton
J. Hale
Brooklyn
Charles Mills
F. A. Warren
Greenfield Hil
Ester Garden
S. J. Perry
James Burr
Thomas Gleason
Hessie Hart
Frank Chase
Newtown
Mae Lyons
Stratford Notes On Post Office Hours And Local Happenings
Stratford brief items report holiday hours at the post office and Newton Reed store with afternoon openings, a lunch room expansion by Mr Bateman, and local social news. The column notes dances at town hall, road damage from wagons, recent weddings and visitors, future plans for a Red Men event, possible moving pictures in the Auditorium, and skating at Judson's pond with ice-house cautions.
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Newton Reed
St. John's
John Efinetto
Shaw and Morehouse
Julia Wheeler
Wells Place
Woodhouse-Burwell
Wineted
Mabel Burwell
Miss Wheeler
Eleanor Nichols
Elm Street
Howard Ladd
Elmwood Place
New Haven
Stratford
Fred. W. Nettleton
John Graham, Jr
Ernest Wilcox
Walter Hubbell
Asa Parketon
Eleanor Lewis
East Broadway
Bridge
Miss Holden
Miss Morgan
Charles Smyder
North Main Street
Miss Lewis
Misses May
Dorothy Beardsley
Arlene Curtis
Marjorie Silliman
Wellington Walker
Cupheag Club
Local society notes and village updates from Stepney
Stepney society items show Mrs Herbert Botsford visiting her parents the Morgans in New Haven. Birdsley Plain school delayed reopening due to a death in the Sutherland family. Various visits, illnesses, and a horse accident involving Mr Charles Short are recorded. The Social Whist club meets at H. J. Lord’s home Tuesday. Scarlet fever illness of Marion Johnson noted with Dr Frank Wales as physician. Christmas visits shared by the Hayes, Morgan, Plumb, and others. Lima Peru budget delay triggers decree extending 1915 estimates for a year.
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Herbert Botsford
New Haven
Edwin Morgan
Birdsey Plain School
Frederic Sutherland
Charles Schaffer
Danbury
Eagar Northrop
Charles Short
Marion Johnson
Merwin Johnson
Frank J. Wales
Grace Morgan
Stephen B. Hayes
Harry Morgan
Oscar Plumb
Nichols
Morris French
Route 14
Victor Burr
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