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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1913

Page

8

Early trial planned for Mellen and railroad leaders

New York January 7 The Federal authorities aim to quickly prosecute Charles Mellen president of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad A H Smithers chairman and Hudson J Chamberlain president of the Grand Trunk Railway Canada for breaches of the Sherman anti trust law Indictments issued recently may lead to trial by the February term The government seeks speedy action while the court calendar is crowded with three extra judges assigned to handle the case and related indictments possibly against other railroad officials

New York Charles 8. Mellen New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company A. H. Smithers Hudson J. Chamberlain Grand Ftreak Railway Company Canada Theerman Mellen Chamberlain John D. Lindsey Guiler Hough Mr. Guiler Mr. Mellen Mr. Chamberlain Federal District Court

Strike Ballots Counted in New Haven Conference

Hundreds of Brotherhood of Railway Clerks ballots arrived for counting by James J. Forrester in New Haven. E J Manion and F S Brigham named to count ballots. A late conference between clerks and railroad officials yielded no agreement.

New Haven Brotherhood of Railway Clerks James J. Forrester Kansas City Brotherhood Forrester E J. Manion Order of Railway Telegraphers F. S. Brigham Forrester Saye Pollock Woodward

Education Board Hears Architects For Proposed High School

The Board of Education reviews out-of-town architects in a session, with sample sketches and details of school design experience. Most expect the new high school cost between 300000 and 325000 dollars. Architects from Pittsburgh New York and New Haven presented under American Institute of Architects rules and heating and ventilation plans were commonly included. The board will hear more architects tonight.

Board of Education W. B. Boardman American Institute of Architects & Communication Institute H. Scott Pittsburgh Edward L. Tilton New York E. K. Boossiter Goodwin Starret Brown &* van Buren New Haven Henry Wgore Boston Allen and Willams

Lizard Found Alive in Man's Throat After Two Years

Evan Jones of Lafayette New Jersey reports a two year cough ended when a three inch lizard was coughed up. He claims the reptile had been lodged in his throat since a road incident and was eventually expelled during a coughing fit. The doctor theorizes the episode involved the lizard surviving in the stomach area.

Lafayette N. J Evan Jones Jones Edgar Allen

Gold Mounted Gavel Presented to President Reilly

President Joseph P. Reilly was presented a gold mounted gavel at the inaugural meeting of the amalgamated division of Hibernians. John J. O'Neil made the presentation. Committees named for the annual ball include Arrangements, Finance, Employment, Irish History, and Press with several named members.

Joseph P. Reilly Amalgamated Hibernians John J. O'Neil Col. T. T. Murphy James P. McLaughlin D.T. O'Connor Martin Blute William Maher Alexander Heaphy Thomas Coleman P. J. Carrot

Princeton student escort offered for inauguration

In Trenton on January 7 President-elect Wilson could be joined by nearly the entire Princeton University student body as an honorary escort for the Washington parade. Paul F. Myers of the Woodrow Wilson Club told Governor Eustis that at least 1,000 students would accompany Wilson, with the senior class as an alternative if a smaller escort is needed. The governor approved and pledged to discuss the plan with committee chairmen and inform the undergraduates promptly.

Trenton Wilson Princeton University Paul F. Myers Woodrow Wilson Club Washington Siyers Eustes Heges

Supreme Court voids state power over interstate rail contracts

The Supreme Court ruled that since the Carmack amendment of 1906 states may not annul railroads and shipper contracts limiting liability for interstate shipments. It also held states cannot penalize railroads for failing to provide cars, striking down Minnesota reciprocal demurrage law and similar state measures.

Washington Supreme Court Minnesota Iowa Pennsylvania Justice Lorton Congress Kentucky Nebraska Lurton Interstate Commerce Commission

Local Social and Church Notices From Easton Area

Easton residents report illnesses visits and guests from Greenfield Hill Stratfield Bridgeport and Yellow school. Congregational church elected new officers for the coming year while several members were received on Sunday morning and Methodist church welcomed new probationers.

FP. S. Clark Frank Wade Ruth Esther Fannie Wade Greenfield Hill French Bridgeport Ambrose Marsh Sport Hill Susan Edwards Harry Edwards Stratfield Perkine Nichols Irma Nichols Charles F. Nichols Hazel Sherwood Yellow School Edith Logan Samuel Silliman Congregational Church J. Arthur Sherwood Fred Silliman Hazel E Sherwood Esther Gustavson Wakeman Hill Adele Keller Dorothy Gillette Hardy Lee Gladys Abbott Mabel Edwards Mildred, Jennings Elvar Sherwood Alma Stevens Elizabeth W Vancovica Julius Vancovica Harold Smith Earl Sherwood

Local item fills week with moves and new hires

Stepney George Summers from Graphophone Co Brooklyn visitors include Mrs Emily Leavenworth and Mr Stephen Hayes hosts for New Year’s. New teachers begin at Elm street and Eastern district. Lydia Crandall to Danbury for winter with daughter. Dinner party hosted by Edward Bootth with Monroe guests. Sutherland moves to Jane Mariette place. Luckner becomes clerk at Laurence Taylor’s Botsford. Methodist prayer meeting set for Wednesday 7 30. Annapolis midshipmen report back to quadrilles as commandant bans new dances.

George Summers Graphophone Co Bridgeport John Summer Iam Jones Brooklyn Emily D. Leavenworth Stephen B. Hayes Oscar Plumb Beatric of Nichols Milfred Nichols Wyoming Charles Nichols Danbury Elm Street Edith Wales Dorothy Andlette Mes Vera Hubbell McMahon Derby Lydia Crandall Ella Schaffer Edward Bootth Wilbur French Jessie Craig Stephen Cramer Monroe Charlies Sutherland Jane Mariette Place Long Hill Jesse Luckner Laurence Taylor Botsford

A Man's World at Lyric Delights with Strong Stock Cast

The Lyric Theatre presents Rachel Crothers drama A Man's World with the Cleveland Stock Company delivering a vivid performance. Eleanor Cleveland leads as Free Ware with Gertrude Maitland and Margaret Lewis in key roles, praised for their polish, while Baby Cheiffe as Kiddie and Clifford Bruce as Malcolm Gaskell earn note for their strong stage presence.

Rachel Crothers Lyric Theatre Miss Cleveland Baby Cheiffe Kiddie Bennett Southard Frits Baba Lne Leslie King Emile Grimaux Edward Nennery Wells Trevor Hhead Eleanor Cleveland Free Ware Gertrude Maitland Lione Brune Margaret Lewis Clara Oakes Clifford Bruce Malcolm Gaskell Seadee Ank Cleveland Stock Company

Poli Vaudeville Bill Delights Bridgeport Audiences

The Three Keatons wow Bridgeport with antics as Buster and father entertain and the crowd roars at a running bicycle feat. Mosher and Mosher perform a daring act while William A. Weston & Co. present Attorneys with a jokey German dialect room. Al Fields Jack Lewis Burr Hope Adams Dog Billy McDermott and the Poliscope close the bill with varied specialty acts and a witty finale.

Keatons Bridgeport Buster Father Keatoms William A. Weston & Co al Fields Jack Lewis Super Burr & Hope Miss Hope Burr Adams Dog Billy McDermott

The Crisis presented by High School senior class

The Crisis will be staged at Warner Hall on January 16 and 17. This Churchill work is hailed as a supreme American comedy with a strong Civil War themed human interest for patriotic citizens.

Warner Hall Winston Churchill

Incomplete prompt fragment reports

Fragmentary text mentions a struggle and comedy amid a somber background. No clear people places or events are identifiable from the readable portion.

Plaza Theatre debuts refined policy and redecorated interior

The Plaza Theatre opened with new policy featuring higher quality vaudeville and motion pictures. The house is redecorated with dark red and gold, green balcony trim, an illuminated screen frame, and improved projection to enhance film scenes. Acts include Laputa Parea aerial feats, Patrick and Sampan Irish sketch, Al Hermann the comedian, and the La Wanna Trio.

Plaza Theatre Pathe Edison Lubin Vitagraph Laputa Parea Patrick Sampan al Hermann la Wanna

Park Theatre bills big week of Burlesque and Minstrels

Richard Carle and Hattie Williams star in The Girl From Paris at the Colonial Boston with a J. M. Barrie skit and a quick kinemacolor finale. Al Reeves arrives with a vaudeville cast including Andy Lewis and Lucille Marrion. Neil O’Brien brings Great American Minstrels with Following the Flag and A Touch of Nature plus a large supporting company. Oscar Hodge now handles operations for O’Brien.

Richard Carle Hittie Williams Tmartre Hattie Willams New York Chicago Middle West Colonial Theatre Boston J. M. Barrie Jeandise Williams Park Theatre al Reeves Andy Lewis George Scott Zella Russell Annetta Lucille Marrion Blanche Martin Reeves Europe Sisters de Graff Neil O’brien Neil O'Brien O'Brien Mr. O’brien Mr. O'Brien Oscar Hodge Docksiader O’brien

Musterole Promises Fast Relief For Back and Ailments

Advert says Musterole ointment relieves back ache sore joints and rheumatic pains with mustard oil. Claims to soothe bronchitis croup asthma pleurisy lumbago neuralgia sprains and colds of the chest and even pneumonia prevention. Available 25c 50c and 2.50 hospital size with testimonials.

Rugeist Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio J. E. West Catawba Island

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