Local Deaths and Funerals in Hartford July 1913
Notices list multiple Hartford deaths on July 1 to July 3 1913 including Henry G Rand formerly of Bridgeport aged 61 Flora Beach Seeley wife of Henry B Seeley aged 57 6 months John Thompson Peters H Cole Bathe J Gould Robert M Hellmann with funeral details and interment plans across Mt Grove St Joseph Saint Marys cemeteries and Sylvan Avenue residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
Hartford
Henry G. Rand
Bridgeport
Mt . Cemetery
Thompson
This City
John Thompson
John Sullivan
Pembroke Street
Saint Mary's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Psp
COLEZ
Peter H. Cole
N.hl
Ae Gould
Bathe J
Austin Gould
Hollister Avenue
Barisal
Lawn Cemetery
Hunt
E Eelimann
Robert M
Adgem Hellmann
St. Joseph’s & C
Mt Grove
Krasnye Replaces Night Ambulance Surgeon Davis
Krasnye temporarily replaces Dr Davis as night ambulance surgeon citing delays and a pending board review. Supt Johnson denies suspending Davis who was only substituting for Dr Parker, who has been away about four months. Davis praised for his work despite criticism and emergency calls show 49 of 145 June calls attended by Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Ice Cella
Charities Board
Davis
Fred Johnson
J. W. Parker
Parker
J. F. Krasnye
Johnson
Henry Jupp
Bridgeport Hospital
Coroner Holds Youth for Death of Another Lady
Derby Connecticut July 8 Thomas Gannon seventeen is held by Coroner Mix to be criminally responsible for the death of Joseph O Keefe who died from being struck on the head by a stone alleged to have been thrown by Gannon O Keefe was fifteen The coroner s finding was made public here today Gannon who was arrested at the time of the death and held in bonds pending developments was re arrest ed this afternoon on a charge of manslaughter and arraigned before Deputy Judge Kelly who continued the case until next date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Conn
Thomas Gannon
Mix
Joseph O'Keefe
Gannon
O'Keefe
Kelly
Injunction Sought Over City Ice Plant Use in Cincinnati
Seven non union ice plants seized by Mayor Henry T. Hunt were operated today by the board of health to ease strike relief for engineers firemen drivers and helpers. Ice making machinery was run by striking workers under union orders. The city does not plan to deliver ice but residents may obtain it at plant platforms or fire houses. Cincinnati Ice Co asked Judge Siegel to restrain city from trespassing on plant property and sought a temporary injunction. Mayor Hunt urged the attorney general to probe the Middle State Ice Produce Exchange as a potential restraint of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Henry T. Hunt
Board of Health
Cincinnati Ice Company
Siegel
Common Pleas Court
San Miea
Hunt
McReynolds
Middle State
Ice Produce Exchange
Howard Clancy Wedding at St Patrick's Church
Miss Theresa M Clancy of 36 North Washington married Virgil E Howard yesterday afternoon at 5 in St Patrick's church rectory. Rev J B Nihill officiated with Miss Bessie Quinlan as bridesmaid and F Herman Howard as best man. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for New York Albany and other points. The bride, a popular North End resident, and the groom, a Singer Mfg Co foreman, will reside at 36 North Washington avenue after July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa M. Clancy
Washington
Virgil E. Howard
J. B. Nihill
St. Patrick’s Church
Bessie Quinlan
F. Herman Howard
New York
Albany
North End
Singer
Mfg. Co
Howard
North
Washington Avenue
Obituary notices for Jupp Thompson and Gould in Bridgeport
The funeral of Harry Jupp, who died at Bridgeport hospital after a broken ankle, was held at Walker & Banks mortuary chapel on Fairfield avenue at 2:30 PM. Interment followed in Lake View cemetery. John Thompson died last night at his daughter’s home after several weeks illness. He was an iron moulder, a St Mary’s church communicant, and survived by his daughter Mrs James Sullivan and son John Thompson Jr. Katie J Gould of Hollister avenue died today after a short illness. She was 30 and leaves many friends grieving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jupp
Bridgeport
Walker & Banks
Fairfield Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
John Thompson
Permbroke Street
St. Mary’s Church
James Sullivan
Pembroke Street
Katie J
Austin Gould
Hollister Avenue
Miss Martins Alacrity Saves Auto Victim From Being Crushed
An automobile collision at Congress and Pequonnock streets involved Miss Marguerite Martin and cyclist Michael Marcheese. Marcheese, 20, of Pembroke Street, was admitted to Bridgeport Hospital with a concussion feared. the incident occurred in New Haven on July 3 as a train hit James Westcott, 16, a lamp lighter, near West Haven station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Martin
Congress and
Pequonnock Streets
Marguerite Martin
Thomas “Yf. Martin
Golden Hill Street
Michael Marcheese
Pembroke Street
Marcheese
Bridgeport Hospital
New Haven
James Westcott
New Haven Road
West Haven
Bridgeport Plans Glorious Fourth Celebration Traditions
Bridgeport marks the Fourth with closures of factories stores and businesses. Waterbury plays Bridgeport at Newfield Park with boat races at 2 pm and a 5 pm dinner. A 7 30 pm concert and later fireworks and dancing. Stratford hosts motorboat races at 2 pm and Wheeler and Wilson band concerts at 3 30 pm and 8 pm. Weatogue opens a new Knowlton park clubhouse with golf tennis tournaments a reception and fireworks. Yacht clubs Park City Pequonnock Mohawk and Columbia hold member celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Newfield Park
Bridgeport Yacht Club
Pootatuck Wecht Club
Stratford
Wheeler and
Columbia Yacht Clubs
Donahue to Sit as Judge Pending Court Decision
In Middletown the city court sessions will be conducted by Judge Donahue, appointee of Gov Baldwin, while a higher court settles the dispute with Judge W Pearne who claims to be de facto judge. Neither man will draw salary until the decision. the winner will receive accrued remuneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Donahue
Baldwin
W Pearne
Night burglars steal $1500 in solid silver at summer home
Middletown Conn July 3 Solid silverware valued about 1500 was taken from the summer home of E Kent Hubbard Jr during the night. About 75 pieces mostly wedding presents were stolen. The Hubbards slept upstairs and were not disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
E. Kent Hubbard, Jr
Hubbards
Coroner Finds Death of Lazarus Child Accidental
Coroner Phelan concluded the inquiry into five year old Myer Lazarus death by a trolley car at Jetland Place and Fairfield Avenue on Sunday. Measurements were taken at the scene and motorman Clifford S. Jennings testified. Passenger Mrs. Mary Allen of Compo Beach corroborated the account. The coroner ruled death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan
Myer Lazarus
Jetland Place
Fairfield Avenue
Clifford S. Jennings
Mary Allen
Compo Beach
Confirmation of Testimony of David Lamar
Washington reports on Senate lobby committee hearings as Henry Martin testifies about the steel trust resolution and Lamar's alleged role. The session covers Lamar's claimed confidential ties with Wall Street leaders and impersonations of congressmen, with limited disclosure from Martin about the anti trust league. Edward Lauterbach misses the hearing. J P Morgan & Company attorney Ledyard cites Lamar and Lauterbach as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David Lamar
Stanley Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Senate Lobby Committee
Henry ‘B Martin
Anti-Trust League
Martin
Lamar
Wall Street
Steel Trust
Stanley
Stanley Lamar
Edward Lauterbach
New York
David Lemar
Lewis Cass Ledyard
J. P. Morgan & Company
Lauterbach
Secretary of the Navy
Railroad Trust
Coal Trust
Harvester Trust
Elevator Trust
Congress
Money Trust
City Court Cases From Evening Railroad Raid
Edward Hart was fined 10 dollars and costs after trespassing on railroad property following a request to a railroad officer for beer price. James Shields and Mary Shields received 5 dollars each and 30 days jail for a questionable resort. Harry Clark, Mary Dolan, May Clark, Annie Basson faced varying fines. James Reynolds, arrested on suspicion of attempted crime against a girl, fined 10 dollars for intoxication. Alex Hugo and Costigan Craizgin to pay 5 and 15 dollars fines after a Railroad avenue crowd incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hart
Wilder
James
Mary Shields
Harry Clark
Sterling Street
Mary Dolan
May Clark
Annie Basson
James Reynolds
Alex Hugo
Costigan -Craizgin
Railroad Avenue
Five Children Burned to Death in Valencia Fire
Valencia Pa July 3 Five children of W A Hays a dairyman near here were burned to death this morning in the destruction of their name by fire The parents were absent at the time the blaze broke out and the house burned rapidly destroying the children before help could arrive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
W. A. Hays
Here
Absen
LaAnn's Entrances in Main Street Fairfield Avenue 110 Cannon Street
Fairfield Avenue and Main Street area report LaAnn's entrances described as storefronts along 110 Cannon Street. The note lists locations and possible openings, indicating changes to access points and foot traffic implications for local businesses. Authorities and merchants monitor the entry points for safety and customer flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Progressives Hear Noted Men Discuss Burning Issues
At Newport on July 3 the Progressive National Conference closed with talks on Conservation and Social and Industrial Justice. Speakers included Gifford Pinchot Herbert Knox Smith Oscar S Straus and others who urged retaining federal title to timber minerals and water and redistributing natural wealth to citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Progressive National Conference
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Herbert Knox Smith
Oscar S Straus
New ‘York
Pinchot Sald
Edith Ellicott Smith
Pensdale
Louis Frizsle
Hampton
Philip P. Wells
Washington, D. C
Prominence in the Southerners During Madero's Revolution
Fragmentary notes indicate a figure prominent among the Southerners during Madero's upheaval, with references to leadership of a guard and a capture by federal troops near La Independencia. The text is incomplete and names are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madero
Hural Guard
Cne
la Independence
Aouinere
Couple Hikes 8000 Miles Seek New Home in Bridgeport
Mr and Mrs Harry Krom completed an 8000 mile ocean to ocean hike documenting adventures. They arrive in Bridgeport with city signatures and aim to settle here after a perilous journey begun July 2 1913 from Albany. A prior fire destroyed their home and Mia Kroms health improved from 80 to 99 pounds during the trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Harry Krom
Bridgeport
Atlantic
Pacific
Krom
Albany
West
Mia Krom
Los Angeles
Denver
Portland
Maine
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Mohican Company
Mohican Creamery
Mohican
Joel Loins
Mohican Family Coffee
John Rece & Son
Boquets
Baskets Hawkins
Stratfield
Hughes & GaaruAs
Wrese
Mtting
Krasnye
Dr. Davis
George Street
Hawley Hardware Co
Fairview Ave
Jackson's Book Shop
Howard-Clancy
Lazarus
LaAnn
Howland Dry Goods CO
Wilkenda Land
Lordship Manor
Stratford and
Hollister Avenues
Gen. Figuero
Mexico City
Ambrosio Figuero
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