Sprott Exonerated After State Officer Review
Radcliffe H Sprott faced a man slaughter charge for a Southport accident. Gov J Phelan and various officials deemed him innocent or exculpated after multiple investigations. Judge Wakemen released him. eventual review by Secretary Albert Philion found the vehicle factor unclear and recommended further consideration.
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Sprott
Radcliffe H Sprott
Plérence Johnson
Southport
Ami
Govener Sohn J. Phelan
Bacon Wakemen
Fairfield
Brutee
Gelen Carter
Gagee
Welowne Tribunal
Werenar
Higher
Albert Philion
Cydeltec
Cerretory
Treas- Rasy
Cearinon
Greene Farms
Lary Phitties
Hag
Se Petae Cone
Erie ‘Aiyt
Building notes of local interest on street revisions
Alterations described for a two family dwelling on Del Regos Street near Heter Street and a four family project at the northeast corner of Avenue and Taseen Avenue. Names Jace Morris and Sitney Feldman appear in the record, with reference to street frontage and storefront framing.
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Strpan
Tae
Jace, Morris
Sitney Feldman
Avenue
Taseen Avenue
Roton Point Faces Complaint Over Park Management
Residents of Darien and surrounding towns press a legal challenge to Roton Point Park management seeking $25,090 in damages. They accuse the authorities of neglect and allow indecent conditions, urging a safe playground for children and the public good, with a Bridgeport court hearing July 10.
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Borwalk
Rerain
Roton
Norway
Commerce Fee
Emterprigen
Pittsburgh
Dew Industries
Fairtieré County
Roton Point Park
Seadtifal
Fairfield County
Superior Court
Bridgeport
Thie City
Roten Point Park
Darien
Celebrate 1153 Main St
Celebrate 1153 Main St offers items at $1.29 each in a brief local ad style. The notice emphasizes a sale or celebration at the address with a low price point. No additional entities or dates are provided.
Young America member injured in July celebration incident
Tony Curtin pikymate reportedly threw a stone striking Mary Yuxtes on 1,648 Mein street. James Brace, first representative of Young America treated at emergency hospital for injuries from the July celebration after a revolver wad embedded in his left hand. Officers of the Sielphian lodge Me 50, 20, O. F. are to be installed tonight. Legan Brossette at the Ralhesd near Warren street was visited by burglars. goods valued at 55 to 1 were stolen, including cigarettes cigars and tobacco. The theft bears amateur marks according to police.
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Tony Curtin
Mary ‘Yuxtes
Mein Street
James Brace
Trest
Legan Bross Ette
Tiz Ralhesd
Sveens
Warren Street
Business Men's Association Social Meeting Announced
The Business Men's Association will host a social meeting tomorrow evening at 3 o clock in the Board of Trade room of the Memfiside building at Main and Golden Street. Rev John R Bowen of the Winet Baptist church will give a lecture on New Mexico customs and life. Refreshments and cigars will be served. Business men of the city are invited.
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Business Men's Association
Board of Trade
Menfiside
Main and
Golden Silt Street
John R. Boewn
Winet Bapelde
New Mexico
President Wilson disappoints suffrage supporters on federal amendment
Washington July 1 The White House stance shifts suffrage support to state action as President Wilson declares the suffrage question must be settled by the states not Congress. Women’s groups meeting with him express keen disappointment while reiterating calls for amendment inclusion.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
White House
Pery
Stock List Falls After Early Rush
The market opened with a moderate setback as international tensions and the Mexican deadlock weighed on sentiment. Gains were limited to Avantic Coget Line Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Lyght & Meyers preferred, while bonds remained firm despite May earnings concerns.
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Nee Fark
London
Vieter
Avantic Coget Line
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Ligeit & Meyers
Angie
Brooklyn Transit
Iittie
Aden- 2
Colisterais
Eighteen Drowned and Violent Deaths Reported in June
New Haven records show eighteen drownings and violent deaths during June. Of these, six were accidental, with four homicides and nineteen suicides noted. Other accidental deaths arose from train accidents, automatic incidents, burns, crushings, fire, and electrocution, among others. May totals listed as four violent deaths.
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New Haven
Troffey
Daseball
Rimaway
Sas
Ship Company Votes to Cut Capitalization at Annual Meeting
Bronlagten Cony Tr At the annual meeting of intie Ship Company of snxfom it was voted to reduce capitalization 40 percent, making par value of stock 315. Directors support the measure after recent losses. The fleet remains four schooners. A dividend of no sudomenair percent was voted on the new capital.
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Bronlagten, Cony —Tr
Intie Ship Company
Snxfom
Louaes
Stratford Town Discusses Bridge Update and Property Bounds
Stratford officials met to discuss East Main Street bridge improvements using corrugated troughs instead of concrete to cut costs. The board will hear next Wednesday on town property boundaries near Peck’s Will and Shelton Road with Kleinlie and Boardman representing parties. The Pougussitte Camp Fire Girls toured Steeplechase Island, and Stratford High’s 1912 class planned a Judson Place reunion.
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East Main Street
Peck’s
Selectmen
Asia Geetergy
BE Ruel
Chamberlain
Kleinlie
Boardman
Stamford
Shelton Road
Board of Selectmen
Pougussitte Camp
Steeplechase Island
Stratford High School
Mina Rufford
Judson Place
Stratford Behool Fire
Red Men's Hall
Obituary of Paul Nickerson and John Mitchell
The funeral for Paul Nickerson was held at Cullinan and Mullins parlors with Rev. Earl A Ken of St Pauls Episcopal Church presiding. A Bartenders union delegation served as pallbearers and interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery. John Mitchell of 45 State Street Waterbury was sent to Germantown Pa for burial after his body was found hanging near the railroad station last Thursday.
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Paul Nickerson
Paul Nickereon
Cullinan & Mullins
Earl A Ken
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Nickerson
Bartender’s Union
Lakeview Cemetery
John Mitchell
State Street
Waterbury
Germantown
Mitchell
Funeral Rites For Silvesteo Pansoda After Cave-In
The Bridgeport Hydraulic Co worker Silvesteo Pansoda died at St. Vincent's hospital after injuries from a cave-in. Funeral services were held at Bishop mortuary chapel and Holy Rosary church with Rev. Angelo DeToro presiding. Burial followed at Michael's Cemetery. A man named Daniel Sullivan was arrested nearby on unrelated charges.
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Silvesteo Pansoda
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bishop Mortuary Chapel
Pairfield Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
Angelo DeToro
J Im
Michael's Cemetery
Aged Emperor Francis Joseph Bowed in Sorrow Over Tragedy
July 1 item reports Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated. Emperor Francis Joseph, already aged and frail, faces renewed tragedy with bowed head and a saddened heart. His survival appears uncertain as this setback compounds his long, arduous reign.
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Francis Joseph
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Francia Joseph
First Pictures Show Damage From Paris Storm
Photos from Paris reveal streets undermined by a sudden severe storm that caused holes in pavement exposing sewers and suspending surface tracks. Several deaths and extensive property damage were reported as residents feared the city might sink.
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Paris
America
Purie
Social snippets and literary notices in a 19th century column
A collage of quotations and literary asides from London Standard Archibald Henderson and Martha Washington themed lines appear. The piece cites Father Hubbard tales in Middleton's Introduction, references Ibsen and Tennyson on love, and includes a wry Censor remark about a couple celebrating an anniversary.
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Father Hubbard
Thomas Middleton
Tate
Mother Hubbard
Spenser
Hubberd
Middleton
London Standard
Ibsen
Tennyson
Thien
Archibald Henderson
The Modern Dancer Poultry of Motion Exchange
A brief quip about a dancer named Madge-Do and Billy Ike, noting her lively movement as if poultry in motion, framed as a light exchange from the era.
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Madge
Billy
Ike
William
Economic critique of waste and thrift in society
A fragmented 20th century editorial tone argues that excessive government and corporate spending undermines thrift. It laments wasteful practices, urges reform, and mentions scientific workers and cooperative societies as potential cures, noting small dividends to contributors and shifting power away from elites.
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Amcioa
TOG Ter
Getteig
BOC
Johhny Co-Operative Society
To Rent A Very Fine House On Golden Hill Street
Housing notice offers a very fine house on Golden Hill Street for rent at a reasonable price. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate healthful and desirable city section location and inquiries for particulars.
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Golden Hill St. Havinesteed Rooine
Eero
Described Corner House For Sale In North End
Parcel on Fairview Avenue at Gordon Street features a nicely decorated corner house with large yard and updated bath. Town standout listing touts exceptional value and proximity to the trolley for easy access. Particulars available through Ingaler.
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Fairview Avenue
Gordon St
Ingaler
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