Six Die In Fierce New York Skyscraper Fire
Six men are dead and property losses tallied as a three hour blaze gut the Equitable Building at Broadway and Pine Street in Manhattan. Fire Chief Kenton ordered a citywide alarm as crews battled freezing water and collapsing walls.
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Kenton
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United Press
Jan
Wardom
Equitable’ Sife Assurance 5
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Pinep Be
Nakeer
New Tdrk
Equitebie Lite Assur- Society
Mercantile Branch
Apts Bankers Trust
Breat Financial Iniettutions
Erro ‘Trust
Piremen
Ydeloth- Bo
Angerou
America
Eee
Seibert
President Day
Vaystable
Hazen
Bees
Equitable
Tren
Tor
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Nassau &Hd
SLAIN FURNITURE DEALER AND WIFE IDENTIFIED AS NY MERCHANTS
Bridgeport families recall Isaac and Rachel Futterman as a long time Bridgeport furniture dealer and East Side residents. In New York a daughter Etka is suspected after both victims were found murdered and mutilated. Firefighters battled a massive blaze with high winds and falling masonry as police and volunteers fought to rescue workers trapped in vaults.
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Souris
Jer
Etka
Isaac
Rachel
New York
Aaron Tterman
Cutterley
Clmston Street
Nehea
Futtermans
Date Set for 1912 National Democratic Convention
Washington reports that June 25 is selected as the convention date with St Louis and other cities arguing for host status. Wilson's strong sentiment favors direct presidential primaries where lawful. Bryan disclaims candidacy and pledges support to nominated candidates. Jones chosen by the Democratic National Committee to set the exact city after hearings with delegates from St Louis, Baltimore, Denver, Chicago and New York.
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Corres
Washington
Jan
Wilson
National Committee
Bryan
Jones
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Baltimore
Denver
Chicago
New York
Charles W. Franklin
Den
State Grange Opens Meeting in Bridgeport
Over 100 delegates from subordinate Granges attend the 27th Connecticut State Grange session in Eagles Hall Bridgeport. Morning business covers credentials and committee appointments. reports show 12,000 members and $4,154.77 cash on hand. Tonight features public program with speakers including Dr Clifford B. Wilson and Charles M. Gardiner.
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Eagles’ Hall
Leonard H. Healey
North W
Woodstock
Ley
H. E. Loom
State Grange
Ties H. Coe
Luther B. Ashley
Geo
Edmond
F.C. Fitch
Oscar Lathrop
Joel W. Skilton
Division of
Frank N. Hortom
Herbert R. Leach
Oliver Case
Ruben. E. Pearl
John W. Rollinson
Hart W. Goff
A. Minler Leete
Lawrence Yepeer
Olin C. Shelton
Clarence B. Avews
J Gcome B. Stinson
H. Oe
Well Whiner
H. Manney
Howard Dickenson
Ote L Puits
Edgar Suydam
E. K. Dean
Clyde E. Dickenson
National
Frank Holton
William Marvin
Jacob Gallupp
Wee Va
Syren
F. N. Tay
Jero: Dowgs
Geo.v. Reith
Sautechin A. Sullivan
Harry
A. le
Dwill M. Puller
E_ Clarke
William F
Karl K. Marion
Myron R. Risley
D. Dx
Needy Granges
Font Wes Sien
Accaor
Ne. Spiers
Very M. ‘Vall
Mars
Cyruses
Bitlines T. Avery
P. W. Lewis
Ellen Jewell
EB. W. Crocker
Benjamin
Aseppaia Berl
E. A. Jones
C. M
Oscar Atwood
F. A. Spalding
W. E. Price
James Bancroft
F.B. Duffy
Frank B. Nangle
F. M. Thompson
Irving B. Carter
A. W. Wibberts
Charles H. Sage
Good Roads
Jamess
Chaffee
Gustavus C. Beckwith
Albert M. Buell
P. H. Wooedford
George W. Squires
Hezekiah Goodwin
Leroy Smith
Constitution and
Bay Laws
Clarence Banks
Hart E. Buell
E. Frank White
Ik Platt
A. W. Lamb
J. L. Rice
Grange
S. Wood
J. H. Hale
H. Blakeman
G. Warren Davis
E. W. Bigsow
M. L. Coleman
J. N. Barnes
L. M. Reed
G. Beckwith
Waterbury
Healey
N. S. Platt
H. E. Loomis
Bridgeport Savis
A. Vincent
J. A. Sherwood
G. F. Goodenough l
A. J. A. Sherstond
Finance Committee
Clifford B. Wilson
Fred Enos
Bridgeport Board of Trade
Wallace A. Smith
Horace H. Jackson
John DePeu
Charles M. Gardiner
Massachusetts State Grange
Record of check fraud arrest ties to sought interstate felon
Police say Samuel T. King arrested for trying to pass two fraudulent checks here may be an old offender wanted for forgery in multiple U S cities. Officials report boards organizing with George M. Eames likely president of the Board of Park Commissioners and Dr David M. Trecartin named for Health Board presidency as Wilson plans to organize tonight.
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Samuel T. King
United States
George M. Eames
Board of Park Commissioners
David M. Trecartin
M. D
Wes. Wilson
Death Chair for Richeson Court's Sentence Day
Boston January 9 Richeson the Rev C W T pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the killing of Avis Linnell He faces the electric chair with governors council considering clemency and a possible commutation to life imprisonment His attorneys will petition for mercy citing his mental state and the benefit to the commonwealth.
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Boston
C. W T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Cons Council
Richeson
Arene
Moe Bogie
Recrutien
Sanderson
Daniel
Readness
Kese
Charlestown
Exeon
Attornneys
Commonwealth
Wm. H. Heiden Jr Dies At Hospital From Exposure
Wm H Heiden Jr found unconscious in his room at 308 Benham avenue yesterday afternoon Heiden died early this morning at Bridgeport hospital after lapsing into a coma attributed to diabetes and exposure Patrolman Richard Larkin discovered the scene There was no fire and the room was very cold Mrs Heiden a hospital inmate was discharged as cured this morning
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Netshek
Beth Hamedrash- Hagodel Desjardim
Grand
Norfolk Streets
Ageethee
Werda
Futterman
Elka
Sa6
Hellin
Ton Street Sollee Station
Benham Avenue
William H. Heiden, Jr
Bridgeport
Heiden
Richard Larkin
Funeral of Ellen Byrne Held at Sacred Heart
The funeral of Ellen widow of Patrick Byrne was held this morning from the home at 339 Warren Street, 8:30 am, with a solemn high mass at Sacred Heart. Rev. Father Mooney celebrant, Father Judge deacon, Father Sweeney sub-deacon. Pallbearers included John Lynch, George agserty, Joan H McMurray, John P Kemple, Matthew Price and Joseph Murray. Interment followed at St Michael's Cemetery.
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Ellen
Patrick Byrne
Warren Street
Sacred Heart
Father Mooney
Father Judge
Father Sweeney
Margaret Cummings
Thomas Driecol Sac
John Lynch
George Agserty
Joan H. McMurray
John P. Kemple
Matthew Price
Joseph Murray
St. Michael's Cemetery
Flood Despondent Man Slashes Throat in Suicide Attempt
John Flood, 56, of 234 6th Street, East Bridgeport, drew a razor across his throat in a self inflicted crisis. He severed a larynx and small blood vessels but spared the jugular vein. An ambulance rushed him to Bridgeport Hospital where Dr Bennett ligated wounds and he remains in serious condition with a small chance of recovery. Flood has a history of despondency and prior threats.
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John Flood
6Th Street
Flood
Bridgeport
Bennett
Emma Beers Seeks Divorce After Alleged Cruelty
Emma Beers petitioned the superior court for divorce from George G. Beers claiming intolerable cruelty. She testified of late nights away, a black eye, a choke, and a $10 withdrawal. Dr. Gardner corroborated injuries. Elbridge Wheeler spoke on finances. their ten year old daughter Gladys testified she saw her father strike her mother.
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Erhuia
Beers
Bibridge
Wheeler
Main Street
Case
Superior Court
George G. Beers
the Sales Co
Nobie Avenue
East Bridgeport
Charles W. Gardner
Gladys Beers
Beers Case Heard On Cruelty Allegations In Court
Testimony described Mrs Beers temper and jealousy while witnesses for both sides offered contrasting views of George G Beers conduct toward his wife Miss Helen Beers and May Beers Milligan denying cruelty. George Beers estimated worth about $5000, disputing prior claims of $10000. Case resumed after noon recess.
Amazing tale of Hichborn Wylie scandal in divorce filing
An article details the marital crisis of Philip S. Hichborn, a Black Rock author, and his wife, heiress to General Henry M. Hoyt, amid a divorce suit. It recounts elopement, alleged co respondent Haram Write, transfers of Washington real estate, and travels to Europe with Mrs Hichborn, later seen as Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wise in Winchester Cathedral, Paris, and the Riviera.
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Philip S. Hichborn
Black Rock
Bly Fe
Bich
Foster
Navy
Martha Hibhborn Blaine Pearsall
Hichborn
Wylie
Europe
Boston
Montreal
Winchester Cathedral
Henry Wise
Paris
Riviera
French Burial Held After Death in Fall at Hospital
The isatte of Ruth Rufus French was held this noon from the residence of Slaughter Mrs Miliv French. Rev George M Brown pastor of the First M B church officiated. Burial was in Elm Street cemetery Monroe. Mr French died at Bridgeport hospital after a fall. He is survived by son Walter Lacey French daughter Lace French and granddaughter Loc Mary French.
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Ruth Rufus French Wes
Slaughter
Miiliv French
George M. Brown
M. B. Church
Elm Street
Monroe
French
Bridgeport
Walter Lacey -French
Lace French
Loc
Mary French
Classified notices and rental ads from J.D. Shaw's News Room
Small ads list items for exchange rent and sale. Notices mention rooms for rent in multiple addresses, a dancing event by Catalpra circle, bowling alley for sale, employment for a draughtsman, and various sale and auction listings. Includes amenities, contact points, and prices where given.
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