Industrial Base Ball League Sees Buckingham Ejected Again
The Industrial Baseball League unanimously ejects KE Buckingham city clerk and president for the third straight year. New officers named include secretary Ag He escent and treasurer Jeremih mies. Ashcroft Mi Co withdraws, 1 & British Co applies for Nepresen a. R. Stroud resigns as secretary. Profits from a fat dance and social total about 800. Fourteen teams hold fortitude, with 380 forfeits. Next meeting Feb 9 to revise schedule and constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Baseball League
KE. T. Buckingham
Buckingham
Serretry
Ag Heescent
Jeremih Mies
Ashcroft Mi. Co
Inn
1 & British Co
Kgt R. Stroud
Bridgeport Wate
Wiliam
Nearheee
Colefing and Sullivan
U. M.C. Co
Arthur Ball
Bullard
M. T. Gm
Walter Pit
Anager
Singer Mfg. Cx
Heiplco
Union Type% Iter Co
Thomas A Keenan
Man- Ce
Carroll as coadjutor of Baltimore named in Rome report
Baltimore January 13 reports that Bishop John P. Carroll of Helena has been named as a coadjutor for the Baltimore see and forwarded to Rome by Cardinal Gibbons. If selected, Carroll would eventually become Baltimore archbishop with succession rights to Cardinal Gibbons. The page also lists numerous obituaries and notices from Danbury, Sharon, Shelton, and surrounding areas with names and dates of death and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bishon John P. Car
Helena Atontana
Catholic University At
Wash
Romesa
Cardinal Gibbons
Carroll
Labor Appeal to Aid Gompers Headed by Labor Mew
Special from Culled Press reports a conference of leaders including Judge Alton Parker and A. Mahone where the American Federation of Labor executive committee decided to appeal to the laboring masses to defray expenses. Legislation will be pushed through Congress this session to fund actions related to India’s issues. A California judge’s ruling in a James Barty case is noted as finalized today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janek
Gorbere Meher
Morrison
LK American Federation, of Labor
Alton &. Parker
Attirneye Mahone
Dt Wees
Womley
India
Congress
Talifornia
Jamoa Barty
San Presse
Footpath and footbridge works tied to Congress Street bridge
Snare and Trieste Co will dismantle the Congress Street bridge tomorrow keeping the south footway open for a few days. The bridge commission notes dredging and old bridge removal must precede the new footbridge, plans nearly ready, and permissions secured from Tuinating Co and Wheeler and Howes for access to their property. Personal mention highlights Mrs. Herman Latsky recovering from surgery at St Vincent's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuinating Co
Wheeler & Howes
The Millers and other oldNew York names
A collage of notes on common surnames led by Miller as a top name in New York and other cities, with Smith Brown and Jones ranking elsewhere. Satirical quips on fashion, humorous exchanges, and brief anecdotes follow, including a light jab at sartorial choices and a telegram joke about a daughter’s marriage.
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Millers
New York
New York Sun
Miller
Smith
Brown
Philadelphia
Hind
New York City
Chicago
Jones
Boston
Clark
Willams
White
Fraternal badge saves Tympain from spoilers in Mt Vernon
Michael Tumpain a wealthy Irish immigrant living in Mount Vernon was mistaken for Rev J H Carmichael the Michigan murderer. He was found in the company of Knight of Columbus Joseph Gorman after leaving a New Year’s celebration with $231 in his possession. Tumpain is single 42, employed by James Butler, and recovering in St Vincent's Hospital after a drink led to his misadventure while intending to visit Bridgeport.
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Wipperary
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Henry Bo Waters
Mohus Lompals
Uth
Birth Avenue
Mowah Vernon
J. H. Carmichael
Michigan
Tampain
St. Vincent's Hospital
B. J. Donnegan
Mount
Sounell
Tuimpain
Fuin F. Tumpain
Michael Tiesome
America
Mount Vernon
James Butler
Fie
Mr. Waters
Water Street
Tumpain
Mount Vernom
Southport
Fatal Fire At Higgins Home In New Haven
A fatal fire at the Higgins home in New Haven caused multiple investigations. The two family dwelling on Lake Place, owned by Dwishman and Pond, suffered damage estimated at 38500 though all occupants escaped uninjured. Initial furnace origin theories were questioned after asbestos covered tubing suggested the blaze did not start there. A possible gas explosion is suspected. the New Haven Water Company denied low water pressure reports.
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Higgins Hovee
Charles H. Webb
Higgins
Lake Place
Geo. H. Pond
Charles J. Sheppard
Dwishtman and Fond
New Haven Water Company
Funeral of late John G. Mitchell in Wilimantic
The funeral for John G. Mitchell, former secretary of style, was held at the Wilimantic Methodist church with brief prayers at his home. State officials attended. honorary bearers included Secretary Rogere of Bridgeport and ex-Secretary Bodenwein of New London. Rev. Walter S. McIntyre of Rakville officiated. Mayors Association meets in Hartford to discuss the military tax collection. no action taken.
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Wilimantic
John G. Mitchell
Columbia
Methodist Church
Rogere
Bridgeport
Bodenwein
New London
Walter 8. McIntyre
Rakville
Mayors’ Association
Hartford
Hinoker
Jay
Hooker
Hartford Cub
Father of 12 Saves Money Uses Father John's Medicine
A Washington man FW Chaney praises Father John’s Medicine as the best family remedy for coughs and colds. He notes winter expenses from twelve children, including a 20 year old and a 2 year old, and endorses the medicine as valuable and essential for his household.
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Tam
Press Ent
J. W. Chaney
Washington
John
Corey
Tillman grills Bonaparte over Oregon land suit
Senator Tilman pressed Attorney General Bonaparte by telephone seeking confirmation on whether a suit had been filed against the Southern Oregon Company. The exchange, observed by reporters, centered on land grants for the Roseburg to Coos Bay military road, with Tilman demanding a direct yes or no and promising to await the attorney general’s written note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanted
Washington
Jdan
Tilman
Oregon
Tillman
Kach
Senate
Colonel Hopkins of Stamford Dead
Stamford January 12 Special from United Press Colonel Woolsey R Hopkins died at his home in Stamford He was born July 31 1830 in Moscow New York son of Miles Hopkins a New York lawyer A civil engineer helped lay out the New Haven Hartford railroad In the Civil War he became Lieutenant Colonel of Volunteers and served as quartermaster of the Twelfth Army Corps on General Slocums and General Thomas staffs He was president of the Stamford Historical Society and a Loyal Legion member He leaves a son Sheldon C Hopkins to survive him
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United Press
Stamford
Woolsey R. Hopkins
Isla
Moscow
Miles Hopking
Litchfeld
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Twelfth Army
Trolleymen's Union to Hold Three Meetings Tomorrow
The local Trolleymen's Union schedules three meetings tomorrow afternoon evening and at midnight to discuss plans. D S Fitzgerald of New Haven, an International board member who attended the Denver A F of T gathering, will address all sessions.
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Lvst
D. S. Fitzgerald
New Haven
International Board
A. F
Taat
Denver
Steamer Sabfile Martins Wrecked Off California Coast
San Francisco January 1. The steamer Sabfile Martins from Gray's Harbor Washington bound for San Francisco was wrecked about 60 miles south of Santa Barbara. Two men are known to have drowned. One body has been recovered. The remaining crew of twenty two are believed to have escaped but full details are not yet available. The vessel carried lumber and was lost.
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United Press
San Francisco
Sabfile Martins
Gray's Harbor
Washington
California
Santa Barbara
Insurance Underwriters Dine at Algonquin Club Meeting
The Connecticut Underwriters Association held its regular monthly lunch at the Algonquin club attended by about 20 members. A discussion followed on The Legal Reserve Sife Insurance System vs. Fraternal and Natural Premium Systems. Frank W. Hodge presided as toastmaster. William Tolman and D. J. Holbrook of Hartford spoke as principal speakers.
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Connecticut Underwriters Association
Algonquin Club
Legal Reserve Sife
Frank W. Hodge
William Tolman
D. J. Holbrook
Hartford
City Court Notices Resolve A Confused Case Amid Drunken Incidents
A young woman identified as Alice Parker, found inebriated on Broad Street, was taken to headquarters and discharged after police found money and jewels on her. Conrad Trink, initially questioned for beating a man at a State Street saloon, proved helpful and was discharged. Charles Jackson faced theft charges for a hand axe from Peck and Deyeau’s Middie Street store, captured by Detective Hackett.
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Broad Street
Conrad Trink
State Street
Amaritan
Prink
Wut
Trink Waa
Charlea Jackson
Peck & Deyeau
Middie Strest
Mu Waa
Hackett
Wxe
Win
Jarkeen
Health Board Appoints Committees and Actions Warned
The Health Board of Meath appoints committees including Health and Commissioners Ober and Lawson, and plans to press two complaints with the prosecuting attorney. Ex Alderman Welch is ordered to fill a stagnant pool on Charles Street. C E Pusquercto must connect sewer lines at 682 Madison Avenue. Dr Over proposes a free tuberculosis test with a small appropriation request.
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Meath
Ober
Meelioe
Lawson
Kelly
Corft
Gorff
Wallace Welch
Charles Street
C. E. Pusquerctio
Nia
Madison aVerine
Dr. Over
Board of Apportionment
Elderly Romance Leads to Wedding in Brooklyn
William B. Palmer a civil engineer aged beyond fifty and Miss Sarah L. Clark a Brooklyn housekeeper were united in marriage yesterday. The bride was attended by Emma Butler with T. M. Palmer as best man. The couple, who will reside at 156 West Avenue, plan a return wedding trip from Burlington Vermont after their ceremony in Brooklyn.
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Wiliam B. Palmer
West Avenue
Sarah L. Clark
Brooklyn
Emma Butler
T. M. Palmer
Burlington
Thin City
Aires
Connecticut Bank
Mrs. Palmer
Judge Pullman to Retire Amid Succession Plan
Judge John H. Pullman of the City court announced plans to retire at the end of his term with Deputy Judge Carl Pas er set to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Pullman
Carl Paser
Parkhurst to Speak at Banquet of Bridgeport Pastors
Dr. Parkhurst, noted New York clergyman, will be principal speaker at the Bridgeport Pastor's Association annual banquet at the Stratfield hotel on Monday evening January 23. United States Senator John P. Dol liver of Iowa will address the commemorary club at the Hawley home on Trintieid Avenue, January 8, on the subject Public Virtue As a Question of Politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Parkhurst
Parkhurt
Bridgeport Pastor’s Association
Stratfield Notel
United States
John P. Dolliver
Iowa
Charles W. Hawley
Trintieid l Avenue
Prize Winners at the Poultry Show in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Poultry and Pet Stock Association's show concluded this afternoon with a strong crowd and satisfied exhibitors. Winners announced include White Plymouth Rocks, Buff Wyandottes, White Leghorns, White Cochin Bantams, Buff Cochin Bantams, Silver Seabright Bantams and more, with many firsts credited to Henry A. Grimm, John S. Leonard, James Mills, A. Jessel, and others from Windsor, Westport, Fairfield, and city addresses. A larger attendance is anticipated tomorrow.
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Bridgeport Poultry and Pet Stock Association
White Plymouth Rocks
Rocks
Henry A. Grimm
Windsor
William Bure
V. Ballard
Milford
Peng
William Taylor
Southport
Bottom
W. de Pledge
M. A. Wartiner
BR. A. Farewell
City
Drew Brox
Dr. Wartiner
James Mills
Westport
George W. Hills
Fairfield
A. E. Jessel
A. K. Jessel
George R. Harry
A. Jessel
Charles C. Wilbon
A. &. Jessel
Jessel
George R. Hair
Thomas F. White
Harry FE
Smith
Middletown
HB. Smith
Charles P. Schmid
Sliver
Seabright
EB. Jessel
EK Jess
Plymouth
Woods
Northville
Deaths and Funerals in Trumbull and Nearby
Miss Millie Belle Burton of Trumbull died with services led by the Hey Mr Clipmenger and Rev Judson C Cross. A quartet sang Thy Will Be Done Lead Kindly Light Some Sweet Day Bye and Bye. Elmer Beardsley presided at organ. Pallbearers named Carl Howard Emil Berger Howard Teach George Henedtet Theodore Wheeler Elbert Brinsmade. Interment in Mountain Grove Cemetery. Catherine Garvey Evergreen Street died of rheumatism. Assistant Town Clerk William T Martins welcomed a baby girl. his brother Joseph had a son. Mullma hotelna ore both Democrats.
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Millie Belle
Orville Burton
Trumbull
Hey
Clipmenger, Pasor
Conerventional Church
Judson C. Cross
Schenectady
Lutan W. Patchen
Robert B. Hurd
Lambert H. Monetrop
J. A. MacConnel
Misa Elmer Beardsley
Carl Howard
Emil Berger
Howard Teach
George “Henedtet
Theodore Wheeler
Elbert Brinsmade
Mountain Grove
Ecemtery
Catherine
Daugh‘eer
John S
Margaret J. Garvey
Evergreen Street
A Laughing Ledger Of Oddities And The Sea
A collage of short tales and anecdotes from the Philadelphia Bulletin era recounts thefts on a famed Atlantic liner where ink wells vanish and scolded ladies are taught a gentle lesson, crafty fox antics near waters, pianist Harold Bauer’s daring travels, navy officials and wives’ duties, and a curious trunk tale, all with period voice and brisk humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meet
Blan Eabla Crunk
Blank
Tikatu
Philadelphia Bulletin
Advertisers share bold aims and small shop growth lessons
In excerpts from several papers a vaxuu jesting over a plan to swap a smaller trunk that holds more, a merchant recalls early ad failures without branch stores, and a trader reflects on branding. Other notes include a remark about Arizona water scarcity and fatherly discipline.
Fragments of a Curio Laden Page from a 1900s Paper
A collage of anecdotes and sketches on etiquette aboard a Kaiser ship, shifting to social critique by Miss Loane on gender and labor, then brief notes on London bylaws and Lucerne licensing quirks. The text mixes travel, satire, and law with scattered references and names.
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Wishop Carroll
Wyckoff—Jacklin
New Milford
Winthrop G. Wyrk
Wtf
North Canaan
Evan Mr. Jarkiin
Canaan
Lewis
Dantury
Jan
Nellie A
Howard B. Lewis
Cleveland G Byanett
Ridgefield
Nebranche
McHall
Shelton
Tus
Margaret Frances Toghter
John McHale
Ralph Adrian le Branche
Jam
Elizabeth Hampshire
Rwell Hampshire
Adventchurch
Lakeview Cemetery
Delaney
Mary
Joseph H. Delaney
Tazington Avenue
Om ‘Churaday
Dno
Bural
Lakeview
Aliae Tourtnes
Danbury
Tan
Hattie
Patrick Courtney
Eeirer
Charlotte Kelber
Oviatt
Dun
Prederick Oviatt
Owings
Netwalk
Stikh
B. Owings
Torrington
Victoria Hoffman
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
James Horan & Son Florists
Main St
John Beck & Son
Gompers
George M. Katies
Seasile Park
B. Seeley
Eames
Winance
David F. Read
Stanfield
Henry Setser
George ML. Kames
C. B Seeley
Charles Hanson
DeVer H. Worcer
Frederick Salter
Herman Latsky
O'Hara
Exete
Pittsburg
Ohio
Leu
Sweet Home
Kansas City
Simost
London Outfitter
Kansas City Independent
Tulser—Pennster
Snderham
Lippincott's
Ben Jonsor
Tympain
Carmichael
Deputy Waters
Willimantic
Gen. Bonaparte
Hopkins
OF Trolleymen’s Union
Tyner
Edward C.cole
Winsted
Harry Howe
Litchfleld County
A‘derman Wallace Welch
William EB. Palmer
Pullman
William T. Mattins
Joseph
Asmat. Aot Inn
Kleban & Gebnana
Main Street
Haring
Harold Bauer
Barcelona
Italy
Russia
Bauer
Cincinnati
Ndorsement
Tokohama
Japan
Secontary
Mia
Fyffe
Perther
Joseph Pipre
Loutshire Courier Journal
Mr. Cumrox
Arizona
Washington Star
Frau Meier
Kaiser Wh- Helm Y.reyal
Bralra
Loane
London
Wan Nien
Lucerne
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