Vivien Gould Weds Lord Decies Amid Aristocratic Wealth
New York February wedding unites Miss Vivien Gould 18 and Lord Decies 44 at St Bartholomew's before American and English aristocracy. Police guard scenes, lavish gifts, and a coronet from her father signal a high profile union amid public intrigue and a famed New York social circle.
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Vivien Gould
Lord Decies
United Press
New York
Helen Vivien Gould
George Jay Gould
England
St. Bartholomeww's Church
St Bartholomew's
Gould
Fifth Avenue
Anne Church
David H. “Areer
St. Bartholomew's
Hyde
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Ricardo Martin
Metropolitan Opera Mendelssohn
Ional
Parker
Lord
Cana
Mary
Anthony J. Drexel
Edith Gould
Gloria Gould
Diana Dalzell
Hope Hamilton
Hannah Randolph
Philadelphia
Allison Pierce
Mwell
Washington
Emeline Holmes
Anna D. Graham
Lord Alastair Graham
Lord Decks
Earl Percy
Lord Camoys
Robert Grey
London
Wheesix Ingraham
Moncure Robinson
Robert E. Russell
Francis W. Crowninshield
Graham
Beatrice Claflin
Jay Gould
Decies
George
Jone
Paris
Marjorie
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Edwin ‘Gould
Postponement of Hearing on Income Tax Bill
Special to the Farmer Hartford Feb 7 Senator Paddock chairing the Constitutional Amendments committee said the hearing on the income tax bill would be continued for two weeks to accommodate more speakers. Those wishing to appear today will be heard and the matter then continued. He will not call the parcels post or popular election of U S Senators hearings until the income tax issue is resolved.
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Hartford
Paddock
Bridgeport
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
United States
Auto Club to Provide Neat Highway Signs
Bridgeport board notes Bridgeport Auto Club remains the state’s largest club with 330 members. Members gain Connecticut and American auto association ties. New members named and road sign program to place neat iron signs along routes. nomination, entertainment committees formed.
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Auto Club
Automobile Club of Bridgeport
Stratfield
Bridgeport Club
F. T. Staples
Connecticut Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
J. Windsor Fariar
East Main Street
Jacob Kline
Laurel Avenue
E. W. Button
Fairfield Avenue
James T. Patterson, Jr
Milford
Geo. H. Lee
Lafayette Street
W. A. Stagg
Stratford
F. A. Strous
New Haven
Water Street
Silas Burton
F. Key
Hamilton
Shelton
Socialist Leader Victor Berger Defends Tariff View
Milwaukee reports Victor L. Berger, Socialist congressman elect from Wisconsin, argues the tariff is only one factor in rising prices. He blames high costs on capitalists, wage trends, rail freight, and pork and bread costs, noting textile and wool industries suffer under price pressures and overproduction in housing. he warns against using tariff as the sole campaign issue.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Socialist Party
Irving
Ited Press
Victor L. Berger
Congress
Wisconsin
Mammon
Boston
Ees
Wool Trust
New England
Cranage
Trust
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Anloes
Republican Party
Taft
Lee
England
Germany
France
Wall Street Opens With Small Shifts In Mixed Trade
The opening and early minutes show price changes modest and evenly split between gains and losses. By 11 a.m. traders note big operators on the bull side leaving prices to move on their own as professional activity dominates. Government bonds hold steady while other bonds firm.
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United Press
New York
American interests funded Canadian reciprocity push, Telegram reports
Montreal despatch says American interests financed Liberal agents in Canada to push reciprocity and foresees a major parliamentary scandal. Victoria dispatch notes Finance Minister Ellison claimed a grain growers delegation visiting Ottawa for reciprocity was financed by J. J. Hill with sixty thousand dollars to divert traffic to his northern rail lines.
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United Press
Toronto
the Mail
Montreal
Canada
Victoria
British Columbia
Ellison
Ottawa
J. J. Hill
Six clerks placed on indefinite leave in Post Office shakeup
Post Office changes take effect February 11 as six clerks are moved to indefinite leave. Frederick Breckbill named superintendent of mailing, J C Gormley to head East Side station, J D Grady promoted to assistant cashier, with William Meyer overseeing finance and related divisions.
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Hitchcock
Frederick J. Breckbill
J. C. Gormley
East Side
Breckbill
J. D. Grady
Pam Cashier
W. C. Dietrich
Grady
Charlies H. Vreeland
William T. Meyer
Cc. F. Noren
William Paul
Registry Department
Lyon
F. J. Breckbill
Post Office Department
Bridgeport
Apt. Breckbill
Meyer
Connecticut
C J. C. Gormley
Postal Service
Board of
Civil Service Examiners
West End
J.D. Grady
William H. Marigold
Brattleboro
Assembly Delays Bridgeport Charter Hearings
Hartford reports Senator Bartlett will not assign hearings on Bridgeport charter bills until the Common Council acts, except possibly the salary-boost proposal for city court officials. The move aims to let City Auditor Keating set salaries before the Board of Apportionment meets.
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Hartford
F. A. Bartlett
Bridgeport
Common Council
Bartlett
Keating
Board of Apportionment
Youngs Dies After Trolley Car Injury
An autopsy on John Young of North Washington Avenue determined death from paralysis due to traumatic brain injury. He died Sunday morning after injuries from a January 19 trolley-car strike at Main and Fairfield avenues, with Medical Examiner F B Downs and Dr C N Haskell overseeing.
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John Young
North Washington Avenue
F. B. Downs
C. N. Haskell
Youngs
Young
Main and
Fairfield Ave
Barnum Estate Opposes Widening of State Street
Marcus B. Butler agent for the Barnum estate opposed widening and paving of State street from Seeley street west at the common council last night He will also urge the Board of Apportionment to deny funding for the project Clinton Barnum Seeley supported the opposition while Samuel Gledhill urged sewer work on Transitán avenue. Several local figures including Alderman Daniel E Walker President Waldo Bryant Joshua Butler and James Turner spoke in favor of widening.
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State Street
Seeley Street
Marcus B. Butler
Barnum Estate
Common Council
Board of Apportionment
Mr. Butler
Clinton Barnum Seeley
Barnum
P. T. Barnum
Samuel Gledhill
Tranistan Avenue
Daniel E. Walker
Waldo C. Bryant
Bryant Electric Co
Joshua Butler
Hatheway Mfg. Co
James A. Turner
David A. Norman
Archbishop Ryan Shows Continued Improvement
Philadelphia February reports indicate Archbishop Ryan’s condition is improving with attending physicians now believing he has a chance to recover.
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Philadelphia
Ryan
Pease and Brophy Re-elected Fairfield County Commissioners
In Hartford today the General Assembly re-elected Simeon Pease of Fairfield and John Brophy of Ridgefield as Fairfield County commissioners for a four year term beginning October 1 1911. Denis Mulvihill of Bridgeport, backed by Democrats, failed amid Republican majorities. The House defeated a move to refer appointments to the judiciary committee 109 to 1. The Senate will continue the fight.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Simeon Pease
Fairfield
John Brophy
Ridgefield
Fairfield County
Denis Mulvihill
Bridgeport
Judiciary Committee
Tingier
Vernon
Thoms
Waterbury
Connell
Stafford
Meltzer
Dunn
Willimantic
Phillips
Stamford
Murphy and
Gorman
Danbury
Banks
Denis Neat i
Mulvihill
Mulvvihill
Judge Banks
Pease
Brophy
Moe Cult
Elect
Danis Mulvihill
Representative Murphy
Judge B
Repubblicans
Ban
House
Senate
Jury awards $1,800 in Greenwich manslaughter suit
In a Stamford case against Peter McGuire, administrator Charles V McCann won $1,800 after a retrial over the 1908 Greenwich death of Charles PD McCann. The jury found no contributory negligence by McGuire and previously issued a $300 verdict which was set aside for a new trial.
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Charles V. McCann
Charles D. McCann
Stamford
Peter McGuire
Charles PD. McCann
Greenwich
McGuire
George W. Wheeler
Supreme Court
Conference May Break Deadlock in Senate Fight
Albany reports a joint conference of Democratic members is planned for tomorrow to resolve the U S Senate deadlock. Majority Leader Smith says both Sheehan supporters and anti Sheehan factions favor talks. Roosevelt says insurgents will act as free agents. Dix had urged a settlement without delay. No vote change was recorded today.
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United Press
Albany
United States
Smith
William F. Sheehan
Franklin D
FOR SALE AND WANTED ADS AND NOTICE ITEMS
Classified notices include for sale items such as a 14 room house near Beardsley Park and a lot on Barsituation Avenue, a request for a general housekeeper, a two family house near West End, a second hand cash register, and a Terry Farms booklet offer. Also includes a card of thanks from Mrs. Daniel Fitzmaurice and a note about Bratwurst from Mark Nagel's.
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Num Ave
Hoeeever Uren
Olive St
Condee
Beardsley Park
M. E
Daniel Fitzmaurice
Bridgeport Aerie
Rock Circle
Head of America
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George J. Gould
Lord and Lady Decies
Jeckyl Island
Georgia
Carmania
Egypt
Sefton Park
John Graham Hope de la Poer Beresford
Baron Decies
County Waterford
Ireland
Miss Gould
New York Show
Miss Vivien
Goulds
Tago
Mise Gould
Kilcorney
Staugh
Beresford
Kent
Senator Paddock
Tariff
Berger
Wall Street Today
Lands Eng
Gov
Johnson
Lloyd George
Daniel W. Howell
Chautauqua Assembly
Colonial Hall
Howell
Loyd George
John Johnson
Minnesota
Minnesota. Dr
Gov. Johnson
R. Stuart MacArthur
Quebec
Aida Quartet
China
Eddy Carnage & Motor Co
Colorado Ave
Bibto
Archbishop Ryan
Pease and Brophy
Monroe
DON Rex
Ruppert's
Ehret
N. Y. Leger
Clancy’s
Poli Bldg
Bridgeport Land & Title Company
Fritz G. Hartmannd
Wall St
P. O. Sox
Water St
McPadden
F. & M. Schaefer
M. McPadden
Thos
Terry Farms
Terry
Newfield
Waltham
St. Béby
Connecticut Corset Co
Oak
Connecticut Corset Company
Cor. Oak and
George Sts
OLD Homestead
E. Main
Walter Sts
Pratt's Cafe
Izzio
Boris Reinstein
American Federation of Labor
Lyceum Hall
Cannon St
Socialist Labor Party
Gol Hill St
Frank W. Hurd
Washington Ave
Farmer Building
Farmer Office
Mark Nagel
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