Poincare Elected President of France in Turbulent Era
Raymon Poincare won the French presidency amid imperial crisis and German tensions. He succeeded Armand Fallieres, formed the Great Cabinet, and pledged stability after a wave of parliamentary challenges. Born at Bar-le-Duc, Poincare rose from journalist to minister of public instruction and finance, uniting the dominant Republicans.
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Poincare
Bar-Le-Duc
Voltaire
Waldeck-Rouse At
Congress
Fallieres Iad
Polacare
Bort Police
No Successor to Dr Warner on N H Directorate
The New Haven directorate lost its head as Dr Warner passed away. Details from Groton and New York indicate the resignation of George McInlugh of New York and the retreat of local officials. The organization seeks a new treasurer following Dr Warner’s death.
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DR. Warner
N.H. Directorate
New Haven de Hadt- Inet
New York
Siertae F
Groton
Crence Mint
No Relief for Flooded Places in Middle West
Fragmented report describes widespread flood impact in the Midwest with job losses and displaced families. Forecaster Brant notes rising river levels threatening relief and public health concerns include malaria and diphtheria. Rail and rail towns face isolation as floodwaters cut routes and supply lines.
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Middle West
Bruneilie
Perio
No One Escapes in Pullman Car Mass Jan 17
Fragmented report from Borinefelt Mass describes a Pullman wreck near Chariton Regt 42 miles east with one dead and four injured. The crash involved multiple cars as trains from Boston toward Springhea and Hartford Mall frond.
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Borinefelt
Mass
Fewarday
New Fever
Hartford Mallfrond
Chariton Regt
Grant
Dorchester
Feacignet
Walter
Hartford Shy 100000 Mori Jan Tae City Beehy
Hartford report shows a 100000 dollar Mori Jan Tae City event with unclear details. Multiple scrambled words obscure dates and participants, leaving few verifiable names or entities. Further legible text needed for precise summary.
Prentice May Be Successor Of Hall As Chief Justice
The death of Chief Justice Frederic Hall leaves the Supreme Court vacancy to be filled by Governor Baldwin with Senate confirmation. Seniority likely makes Associate Justice Samuel O. Prentice of Hartford the next chief, serving until age 70. Ralph Wheeler of New London would be next in line for the seat. The next term opens in New Haven. salary for the chief is 3000 a year and associate justices 1700.
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Juste Frederick Hall
Supreme Court of Errors
Hich
Baldwin
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Samuel O. Prentice
Hartford
Prentice
Tim
Superior Court
Ralph Wheeler
New Gondon
New Haven
Simeon &. Baldwin
Senate
Theaday
Interior Court
Hall
Judes Prentice
John M. Thayer
Superler
Menton
Judes Thayer
Morrissey Heads Appraisal Board In City Meeting
John J. Morrissey was elected president of the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages to succeed James L. McGovern. Morrissey begins the final year of a three year term and is noted as a longtime Public Life figure with prior service on the Common Council. The board also welcomed Percy C. Farwell and Arthur F. Connor as new members and kept Friday as the regular meeting night.
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John J. Morrissey
James L. McGovern
Morrissey
Jonary
John S. Morrissey
Pércy C. Farwell
Arther F. Connor
Me. Connor
Nastom
Ulster Fights On Against Home Rule In Britain
London January 17 Ulster men hope the House of Lords will reject the home rule bill awaiting its second reading. Nationalists rally after a Commons majority backed home rule, while Belfast reports indicate Ulster will resist. A dying man from Begast is said to be among anti home rule demonstrators as Orangemen burn a bill copy. Dublin notes the press debate with nationalist, unionist, and Times editorials weighing the bill and the veto act implications.
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London
House of Lords
Lords
Asquith
Commons
John Redmond
Ulster
Belfast
Begast
City Hall
Dublin
House of Commone
Freeman's _ Journal
John
Stratfield preps private dining for Ching Ling Foo week
On Stratfield's top floor a special kitchen and dining room is being fitted by Manager Griswold. The rooms will be closed to the public except for Ching Ling Foo and his fourteen entourage who appear next week. Ching brings his own cooks and culinary department, with electric stoves for traditional Oriental dishes in the adjoining suite. He carries a stock of Chinese delicacies for meals served to friends, and his president vows Ching will supervise Chinese luncheons during the engagement.
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Stratfield
Griswold
Ching Ling Foo
Ching
Fairfield liquor license awarded to David A Burr
County commissioners granted a liquor license to David A Burr. His business will be on Onqueira Place in Fairfield. Burr, a former deputy sheriff and local resident, is well regarded, and supporters anticipate he will operate a first class establishment.
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David A. Bure
Puisfeld
Onqueira Place
Burr
Fairfield
Bis
Diplomats Await Peace in the Balkans from Constantinople
London reports diplomats marking time as they await word from Constantinople. Best informed say little progress is visible yet confidence remains that peace will come soon. Turkish silence is read as openness to terms favored by the Allies.
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London
Constantinople
Turkey
Moose Speaker Mixup Highlights Bridgeport Trip
Frank S. Butterworth, former Connecticut state senator and prominent Moose figure, failed to appear for a Progressive Club meeting in Bridgeport due to a miscommunication about the venue. He spent the evening chasing a supposed Moose gathering, learning later that the club met at the old Polit Theatre while his speech was planned for the new theatre building, leading to confusion and a confusing countersign incident.
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Frank S. Butterworth
New Haven
Connecticut
Progressive Club
Bridgeport
Paifield Avenue
Mr. Butterworth
Butterworth
Newark
Bill Moogers
Batterworth
Stratfield
Politheatre
Norris
Tna Mcces
Mr. Buterworth
Mr.Butterworth
S. B. Vincent
Sanford Stoddard
Mr. Stoddard
Elm City
Moss
Wal
Loyst Order of Moose
Buterworth
Funeral of Lucy Dowie Wife of Justice Wheeler in Hackensack
The funeral of Lucy Dowie wife of ex Judge George W. Wheeler of Hackensack N J and mother of Tus Hee George W Wheeler of Bridgeport took place today in Hackensack The mother of Justice Wheeler died within hours of Justice Frederic Bo Hall The Wheeler family met at the depot and walked to the streetcar home The Rew company announced remembrance admitting their old practice of free delivery within seventy five miles now restricted by new law
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Lucy Dowie
George W. Wheeler
Hackunsack
Bridgeport
Supreme Bench
Hackensack
N. J
Justice
City
Wheeler
Strisker
DM_ Rew
Fai
Pierce Uses Trap Rock To Feed Poultry
B D Pierce Jr reports dramatic improvements in his flock after feeding trap rock grit from Carmel and Mt Smet. He claims the birds are the healthiest and largest he has seen, attributing gains to the gritty feed that aids mastication. Local poultrymen praise the method as yielding strong, robust chicks.
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B. D. Pierce, JR
Pierce
Mt. Smet
Geena
Carma
Carmel
Spee
Horowitz Husband Arrested Over Southern Deception
Mrs. Rebbeon Horowitz of 672 Barnum Avenue told Baltimore police her husband Nathan Horowitz posed as a single man in the South, running Khossis and luring brides. He was extradited to Bridgeport, found guilty of non support, fined 45 weekly or four months in jail, and a reconciliation followed bail request.
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Rebbeon Horowitz
Barnum Avenue
Baltimore
Nathan
Bridgeport
Horowitz
Khossis
Iolaf 2
Family of four each having two hearts in Easton
Master Pa Jan 17 a harebrained tale from Easton claims a family of four has two hearts each. Dr Morganstein examined Mrs Berton Perkins and her three children finding two hearts on each side, one right and one left, in all four bodies.
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Easton
Berton Perkins
Emall
Elzet
Morganstein
Taft to travel three days for nationwide visit
President Taft to undertake a three day trip covering Philadelphia New York and New Haven with five banquets. He will be guest of the Century Club in Philadelphia and attend the Ohio Society dinner in Columbus and the Yale Corporation meeting in New Haven before returning to Washington via New York.
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Washington
Jey
Paradelphia
New York
New Haven
Ener
Cloree Club
Rennayivania Medical
No Indecent Dances At Inaugural Ball
Washington reports a proposed inaugural ball for President-elect Wilson will ban public indecency dances. The House committee endorses a permit condition restricting grisly bear, bunny hug, ta ta, turkey trot, and similar contortions to prevent vulgarity and preserve decorum at the pension building event.
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Washington
Eleet Wilson
Hamilton
Roddenberry
Georgia
House Public’ Buildings Committee
Senate
House
Interesting Speakers For Missionary Union
The annual program of the Waser Songrernational stleionirs union will be bold Thursday at the West End Congregational church. Mise Stelin M. Jerdan of Utah will speak on Our Romen Problem. Luncheon at 42:30 precedes the afternoon address by Miew Rilith Gator of Ah medparar, India on Things As They Are. Jamestven-Richard plans to pick up a temney and start a tree shopping, with a song added.
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New York
Gaynor
Cody
Valle
Peepeelal
Aedi
Reserey
Ue Steel
Otters Wees
Mmaniarturer
Gertrude Barnum
Waser
Dunuary Pi
West End
Stelin M. Jerdan
Utah
Hervod
Miew Rilith Gator
Ahmedparar
India
Dr Craft to Show the Way to Wealth Sermon Event
A fragmentary notice describes Dr Craft presenting a talk titled Way to Wealth at a church event on a Monday. It mentions university and church affiliations and references to speakers and attendees, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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DR. Craft
Cirink
Owerber
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France
Clemenceau
National Assembly
May
M. F. Pant
B & A. Express
SHY
Mori’ Jan
Tae City
Hyon Weizene
Armmunk
Frame
Copsarsin
Band
Palio
Orangemen
Fairfield Liquor
David A. Burr
Balkans
Progressive Party
Justice Wheeler
South
Ladies Tailor
Taft
Federal Grand Jury of
Boston
Gov. Foss
Gov. Baldwin
Federal Grand Jury
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Raiiroad Commission
Medea
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Road
Bimi Ywrna Mille Company
Hampton
Abington
Coma
Oltet
Omrarat
Baldwikc
Sephora
Baton
Tuelar Towler
Caitheseoe
Hamlet Gaeitel
Missionary Union
Jamestven
Richard
Hames
Phaian
Siam
Amvarei
Brandis
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