Gould-Shepard Wedding Held In Simple Lyndhurst Ceremony
Helen Miller Gould and Finley J. Shepard wed at Lyndhurst in a simple, floral ceremony attended by about 75 guests. The event featured a 40-piece orchestra, lavish gifts estimated at up to half a million dollars, and a breakfast reception with music and formal congratulations.
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New York
Helen Miller Gould
America
Finley J. Shepari
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Gould
Sandhurst-on-the-Hadson
Miss Gaul
Fifth Avenue
Daniel Russel Wae
Irvington
Elen
Margaret
Frank Gould
Dride’s
Lyndhurst
Torencon
Uae
Terrytown
Peter Shepard
Mosher
New
Nathan Branko
Edgar
Schumann
Waegners
Massenatte
Goddard
Russell
Loecile Townsend
Helen Lewis
Fort Leavenworth
Sid
Jurine
Miss Gould
Virginia
McAlphinée
Sohpie Nichols
Shepard
Dr. Pustell
Co Inercy
George Gould
Russell Gage
George J. Gould
Edwin J. Gould
Howard Gould
Duchess of Tallyrand
Anna Gould
Frank J. Gould
Helen
Dorothy Gould
Kingdon
George Jr
Edith Gleera Gould
J. Gould
Benjamin F. Bush
Grafton
Bretinger
Emmoner
Atlantic Fleet
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Fortress Monroe
29Th Infantry
Governor's Island
Jengiotes
Forts Banks
Star
Tarrytown
John W. Breemen
Henry MacCracken
Charles S_anow
Charles 8
Supt Birmingham Resting Well After Illness
A bulletin from Dr. Thomas F. Martin reports Supt. Eugene Birmingham resting well at his home 135 Washington Ave. His temperature is normal, pulse fair, and respiration improving. He is nourished and recovering though nervous after grippe. ending complications could lead to pneumonia, but recovery is hoped if not soon.
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Thomas F. Martin
Eugene Birmingham
Washington Avenue
Birmingham
U. S. Reply on Canal Tolls To Be Printed For Parliament
Washington reports the American reply to Britain's protest over Panama canal toll exemptions was handed to Sir Edward Grey and will be presented to Parliament Thursday. Secretary Knox announced the note’s publication would follow as a courtesy to the British government. No immediate reply from Britain is expected for weeks.
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Washington
Sir Edward Grey
Secretary of War
Ovens
Knox
Edward Grey
United States
Panama Canal
Judd to Lecture on Nathan Hale for Park Street Men
Arden L. Judd of Stratford will address the Men s League at Park Street Church on Nathan Hale. The meeting is Thursday evening January 28 at six o clock. All men of the parish are invited as Judd is an eloquent speaker and the topic holds ample opportunity.
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Arden L. Judd
Stratford
Men's League
Park Street
Nathan Hale
League
Oelock
Judd
Body of Carey Found in Boston Murder Suspected
William L. Carey a 35 year old Bridgeport resident was found dead in a woodland patch in Boston with two gunshot wounds to the head and no weapon nearby authorities suspect murder. Identification linked by clothing and associates. burial permission granted by Boston officials for Holyoke Mass. funeral.
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William L. Carey
Bridgeport
State Street
Boston
Miiax Stein
Peter E. Bellew
Blue Ribbon Garage
Carey
Kirk Garage
New Haven
Haven Street
Westlebury
Leary
Bellew
New York City
Holyoke
Mass
Bitter Fight to Pass Anti Trust Bills in New Jersey
Governor Wilson faces a heated battle in Trenton as he presses seven anti trust bills before leaving office. He will meet Democratic leaders in the Supreme Court chamber to push passage, with corporate interests rumored to seek delay until after his retirement. Wilson says the bills are firm, businesslike and not aimed at any specific party or interests.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Wilson
House
Senate
Supreme Court
United States
Gov. Wilson
United Stat
Warner Estate Seen Worth Four Million in Will Analysis
The will of the late Dr. I. De Ver Warner is examined for its $50,000 annual widow’s annuity and the implied size of the estate. Legal discussion centers on the one third life use of the estate and how it affects future income and the Park Place mansion.
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I. de Ver Warner
Dr. Warner
Warner
Greenfield Hill
Park Place
Ira Follett Warner
Ira F. Warner
Phineas T. Barnum
Wolfe Loses Action Against Blue Ribbon Co
John Wolfe failed to recover $10,000 from Blue Ribbon Auto & Carriage Co in superior court after Judge Burpee sustained a non-suit motion. Wolfe claimed contributory negligence over a four finger loss from a circular saw while employed in October 1910. The suit alleged the saw was defective and that he notified the foreman. Bridgeport Trust Dividend: directors declare a 3 percent semi annual dividend payable February 1 to stockholders of record January 14, 1913. Marmery grower digs up clay vessel containing coins dating to 1494.
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John Wolfe
Blue Ribbon Auto & Carriage Co
Burpee
Blue Ribbon Co
Wolfe
Blue Ribbon Doe
Bridgeport Trust
Bridgeport Trust Company
City auditor warns huge rise in municipal costs to require 17 mill tax
City Auditor Keating reports revenue needs for the coming year total $2,087,093, with a grand list of $106,300,000 and a proposed overall tax rate of 17 mills. He notes district rates of 6.7 mills in First and 10.3 mills in Second, while detailing shortfalls, bond considerations, and reductions in certain appropriations to balance the budget.
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Bridgeport
Iter
Edward Mooney
Common Council
Police Department
Keating
New Bridge
North
Glenwood Avenues
North Avenue
Rooster River
New Park
North End
Seaside Park
Weather Forecast For New Haven And West
Fair tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures. Interior areas see warmer highs and light to moderate southerly winds. An area of low pressure from western Montana to Colorado brings unsettled conditions in the Rocky Mountain districts. In this vicinity expect fair weather tonight with little temperature change, followed by increasing clouds and a slow rise on Thursday.
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New Haven
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Suit Seeks to Invalidate Bailey Will on Undue Influence
Ruth Loulua Salley widow of James A Bailey is accused of undue influence in signing over the Bailey estate to relatives. Charles Hutchinson, longtime Barnum & Bailey associate, claims the will was fraudulently executed and seeks to lump in additional heirs and unknown holdings. A restraining injunction is sought to prevent disposition of estate assets until the case resolves. Mrs Bailey died March 11 at Hobson Sound, and probate followed in White Plains.
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James A. Bailey
Ruth Loulua Salley
Eerenettasbelle
Supreme Court
Charles R. Hutchinson
Barnum& Palley Circus
Ite
Hutchinson
Joseph
Theodewson
Lulie Elizabeth Harper
Bailey
Huttcherson
Charles Hutchinson
Baey
Barnum @ Bailey
Palley
Buffalo Bill
Forepaugh & Sells Circus
Haller
Rekon M. Johnson
Mra
City Court Fines Man for Assault and Disorder in Theatre
In city court Judge Frank L Wilder fined Peter Parnowitz of 192 Malin Trees 61 dollars and two months jail for assault on his father and sister breach of peace and resisting an officer. An appeal is planned. Paul Gaboney 441 Gregory Street discharged after disturbance at the Empire theatre and a night in cell. John Shigo theft case nolled.
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Frank L. Wilder
Peter Parnowitz
Alsaith
Paul Gaboney
Gregory Street
Empire Theatre
John Shigo
Burglars Break Into Atlantic Pacific Tea Co on Main Street
Thieves forced entry by prying a transom at a storefront on Main Street near Maze and Golden Hill streets. They entered the Atlantic Pacific Tea Company store and removed cash from the cash drawer, totaling just under 35.
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Atlantic & Pacifie ‘Tea Company
Maze
Golden Hill
Coroner to Resume Taylor Inquest in Grenwich
A further hearing into the death of Joseph Taylor, a contractor of Grenwich, who was shot in that city about two weeks ago, will be held at the county court house with Coroner J. J. Phelan presiding. Witnesses believed to be present will provide information aiding the decision of the case.
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Joseph Taylor
Grenwich
J. J. Phelan
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the Hudson
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Warner Estate
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Paris
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Clifford B. Wilson
Tax Board
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