Prince von Eulenberg trial collapses amid perjury case
Special dispatch from Kiel reports the trial of Prince Philip von Eulenberg, once the Kaiser’s favorite, collapsing as he sank into an invalid chair. He faces perjury and inciting perjury in a case linked to the Harden libel suit alleging degenerate practices among the Round Table circle.
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Harden
Round Table Clique
Prince Philip
Kaiser
Kiel
United Press
Beritn
Prince Philip von Eulenberg
Irines Eulenberg
Eulenberg
Aclea
Ranson
Maximilian Harden
Round Table
von Eulenberg
Brandt
Abel Eulenberg
Prince Eulenberg
Prince von Eulenberg
Liebenburg
Kanson
British brig Harry arrives after long voyage to harbor
The British brig Harry, Captain Imp, docked at Miller Lumber Company wharf at 6 30 after a smooth run through bridges. A square rigger of notable length, she previously sailed to China and Spain before heading for Connecti cut with a mixed lumber cargo from Bay Shal.
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Harry
Imp
Stohe
Miller Lumber Company
Connecticut
China
Spain
Orient
Bay Shal
St. Lawrence
Wrights Back on Job After Accident at Fort Myers
Wilbur Wright reappeared at Fort Myers to begin repairs after last Friday's crash. Orville Wright arrived from Dayton with brother Wilbur to oversee emergency work and secure materials. The brothers offered no definite resumption date for flights, but expected repairs to be completed in a day or two.
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United Press
Wrights
York
Wilbur
Fort Myers
Brother Orville
Dayton
Capsized boat claimed today in South Norwalk harbor
The mystery of the capsized sailboat found on the sound last Sunday was cleared when George G. Frye of Rye arrived and claimed the vessel, currently in Rowayton harbor. The three sailors abandoned the boat about a half mile south of Captain's Island during the American Yacht Club race from Rye.
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United Press
South Norwalk
George G. Frye
Rye. N
Rowayton F Harbor
American Yacht Club
Rye
Captain's Island
Hew clue in police search for Leon Ling
New York July 7 four a clue in the search for the slayer of Elsie Sigel. Leon Ling the missing man was killed at the same time Sigel was strangled in Leon room and a Chinaman who committed the double murder took Leon body to New Haven Conn in a trunk on June 9 or 10. Miss Rose Livingston learned Chinatown that the Chinaman left for New Haven on the Richard Peck and went to Fall River from New Haven. Captain Carey asked Chief Cowles Shocree Haven to trace.
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United Press
New York
Elsie Sigel
Leon Ling
Leon
New Haven
Conn
Belmont denies Belmont Mary Eleanor Robson romance
United Press reports Belmont May Ma ry Eleanor Robeson rejects claims of marriage plans with actress Eleanor Robson. He confirms a friendship but says it is not moving to marriage and calls the reports unfounded.
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Belmont May
Eleanor Robeson
United Press
Belmont
Murope Today
Eleanor Robson
Robson
Girl Who Abandoned Baby Held at Waterbury Station
Lizzie Doniellis was arrested at the railroad station by Officer Marco and arraigned in city court on a charge of abandoning her seventeen day old baby. Bound over to the September term of the Superior court on $500 bonds, she claims the child’s father is a Waterbury area farmer whose name she does not know. She pleaded guilty through an interpreter, has no local friends or relatives, and gave her address as 255 North Main Street Waterbury.
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Lizzie Doniellis
Marco
Waterbury
North Main Street
France rocked by strong earthquake near Rognac
Paris reports a severe tremor striking a Mediterranean border region today. The quake lasting seconds shook houses and walls, caused terror in towns centered on Rognac, and was followed by heavy rain. No deaths are reported though many families refuse to return home fearing aftershocks.
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United Press
Paris
France
Mediterranean
Rognac
Poli Reelected Director In New Haven Bank
Sylvester Z Poli, noted theater magnate with wide interests in New England and Pennsylvania, was elected director of the Mechanics Bank of New Haven yesterday. He will join ex Governor Rollin Woodruff and other prominent locals on the bank's board. This marks a second bank directorship recently awarded to Poli, who was also elected a director of the City National Bank of Bridgeport, Conn.
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New Haven
Sylvester Z. Poli
New England
Pennsylvania
Mechanics Bank
Poli
Connecticut
Rollin
Woodruff
City National Bank of
Bridgeport
Conn
Town submerged as Pattensburg floods claim lives
Kansas City dispatch reports Pattensburg Missouri, sixty miles north of Kansas City, under ten feet of water with many residents stranded and feared drowned. Police mobilized fifty rowboats on a special train to reach the town, but access remained three miles distant as water continued to rise after heavy storms on the Grand River.
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Kansas City
St. Joe
Pattensburg
Snow
St. Joseph
Grand River
Final Votes on Tariff Bill After Amended Senate Vote
Senators moved to adopt all committee agreed amendments in a single vote before allowing individual reservations. Aldrich outlined a plan to vote the committee amendments as a block, then let members seek separate votes on remaining changes. Several senators, including Bailey and Hepburn, filed reservations covering taxes, metals, materials, and other tariff items.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Bailey
Texas
Hepburn
Idaho
Democrat
Missouri
Beveridge
Indiana
Finance Committee
Penrose
Oliver
Pennsylvania
McLaurin
Mississippi
Tariff Commission
Insane Girl May Be Deported by US Authorities
Annie Penak, 19, committed to Middletown on April 29, is under investigation by the Charities department for insanity in her family for three generations. Officials plan to report the case to the State department with hopes of deporting her to Austria, her country of origin. She has been in the United States less than two years, worked as a domestic in Stratford, and came to Bridgeport to visit her uncle Alexander McKarra at 856 Ogden Street. McKarra says he paid her passage. her mother and grandmother were said to be crazy. The inquiry was led by Investigator Alexander Morrissey.
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The
Charities Department
Annie Penak
Middletown
Tas
State Department
Austria
Stratford
Bridgeport
Alexander McKarra
Ogden Street
McKarra
Alexander Morrissey
Miners Strike Sparks Rioting at Dominion Mines
Rioting and disorder marked the Dominion Coal Company's strike in Glace Bay Nova Scotia as about 1000 United Mine Workers clashed with police. The General Manager Duggan was assaulted, a dozen men were arrested, and picketing blocked shaft entrances as workers faced force to return. Several workers were beaten into promising not to return. Police used revolvers to drive back strikers and restore some order.
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United Press
Glace Bay
N.S
Dominion Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Duggan
Dominion Company
Lengthy Conference Over Chinese Loan
In London on July 7 a lengthy conference brought together German French and English bankers with Willard N Straight of the American banking syndicate. They discussed participation for American financiers in the Hankow Szechwan Railroad loan and issued notes on any possible agreement. German bankers opposed participation in the American loan while other bankers debated the issue.
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United Press
London
Willard N. Straight
Unitedates
Mukden
Tramp Willie Kelley Found After Week of Wandering
William Kelley twelve year old from Bridgeport was found in Bristol after leaving home Friday with a towel a revolver five dollars and soap. He traveled barefoot then wore women’s shoes given in Waterbury. His stepfather William Concannon traced him via Waterbury Bristol and Waterville sources.
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Waterbury
Bristol
William Kelley
Bridgeport
William F. Concannon
Concannon
Waterville
Steeplechase Island
E. L. Leonard
Debts of Julia Morris Curtiss to be Paid Through Sale
New York July 7 Supreme Court Justice Giegerich authorized Elmore Banks and John C Shaw to sell property on West Sixty eighth Street to Utility Realty Company for 177000 to pay credited debts of Mrs Julia Morris Curtiss. The 42 year old Fairfield Connecticut resident heir to Miss Mary Pinkney faced a sizable but disputed estate with many creditors including Hepners Hair Emporium Buckingham Hotel Delmonico s and others. She was adjudged incompetent to manage her property due to temperance.
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New York
Julia Morris Curtiss
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Elmore
Banks
John C. Shaw
Bridgeport
West Sixty-eighth Street
Curtiss
Pinkney
Delmonico's
Connecticut
Young Lawyer Applicant for Citizenship Heard Tomorrow
William Emil Greenbaum of 9 Lasko Court faces naturalization in Judge Lucien F. Burpee’s Superior Court docket tomorrow at 10. He has passed college requirements for admission to the bar as an attorney. Greenbaum’s father is not a citizen, delaying final approval until his application is passed with two attorney reports.
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Lucien F. Burpee
William Emil Greenbaum
Lasko Court
Greenbaum
Arson Confession Trails Life of Wandering Art Dealer Wright
James Hunter Wright admitted burning his art stores in New York Providence Quebec Spokane and Amesbury Mass to relieve a troubled conscience He described an early orphaned life adopted by Rev Alexander Fisher and a string of fires from 1905 onward He asked to be jailed and was held in default of $10000 bail awaiting grand jury action
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Wright
New York
Providence
Quebec
Spokane
Amesbury
United Press
U. L
Mass
James Hunter Wright
Crane
Alexander Fisher
Massachusetts
Shelbourne Falls
Harvey
Turmbell
Threat to Blow Up New York Stock Exchange
New York July 7 A letter to the Exchange governors warned of an attack on the Stock Exchange between Friday night and Tuesday morning during the Fourth of July. Police guarded the one million dollar structure with fifteen detectives and strict entry surveillance. Inspector McCafferty called the threat a crank remark.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Deaths and Funerals Notices Include Kilban and Butters
Death notices from Yosemite Valley and Oakland list Miss Lucy E. Butters dying June 20. Funeral for Michael Kilban held at Rourke parlors and St. Charles church with a requiem mass by Rev. Father Lynch. interment at St. Michael's cemetery. Also announces the sudden death of Ann Brown, colored widow of David Brown, at 273 State Street. She had been employed locally and died of heart failure after fainting at home.
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Yosemite Valley
Lucy E. Butters
Oakland
Cal
Michael Kilban
Rourke & Rourke
St. Charles’ Church
Father Lynch
Patrick Day
Thomas Higgins
John Kane
Michael McGrath
John Cody
Michael Kane
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Ann Brown
David Brown
State Street
A. D. Wallace & Co
Prindle & Co
State St
Golf Match for Total Wager of $36000 in Rock Island
The Arsen al Country Club hosts a record stakes golf match begun this morning. Ralph Hoagland and J D Cady will play seventy two holes with backers betting $60 per hole, totaling $36000. Hoagland, a former Harvard athlete, faces Cady, runner up in last year's western championships.
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United Press
Rock Island
Arsenal Country Club
Ralph Hoagland
Harvard
J.D. Cady
Judiciary Committee Backs Repeal of Obnoxious Electric Statute
Hartford July 7 the Judiciary committee reports unanimously in favor of repealing section 3916 of state statutes. The favorable report aims to dismantle Connecticut s electric light monopoly amid lobbying by electric interests. Judge Malone presented the report to Senate leader Senator Searls who said it would be submitted tomorrow without a minority report. The fight shifts to House sentiment and potential amendments as Howland Dry Goods of Bridgeport is credited for sparking attention to the issue.
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Hartford
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Connecticut
Malone
Bristol
Committee On
Judiciary
Searls
Howland Dry Goods Company
Bridgeport
Wilder Cautions Commissioners Over Personal Controversy
Special Officer Lopercio is fined five dollars plus costs for breach of peace after a dispute with two painters Hendlesohn and Forese over painting drops on Lopercio's property. He flashed a badge and reportedly drew a revolver but did not fire. Assault charge dismissed. appeal granted with bond set at 350. Case to be reviewed in Common Pleas in September.
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Wilder
Lopercio
Charles Shapiro
Hendlesohn
Forese
Washington Avenue
Lapercio
Common Pleas Court
Senate Grants Extra Funds to Connecticut Hospitals
Hartford July 7 The Senate voted an extra $10,000 for St Vincent's and Bridgeport hospitals to support building expansions. Similar appropriations of $15,000 were approved for Litchfield Danbury Griffin Derby and St Rafael hospitals to widen facilities and maintain patients.
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Hartford
Senate
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital
Litchfield Hospital
Danbury Hospital
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Bridgeport Gas Light bill expands Stratford Fairfield gas sales
Hartford July 7 A bill amending the Bridgeport Gas Light charter passed the House authorizing sale of gas to Stratford and Fairfield. The amendment also increases the board of directors and maintains Bridgeport gas rates and conditions for those towns.
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Hartford
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Stratford
Fairfield
Ein Saar
Sunday liquor sales favored in House action
A House measure would permit liquor sales on Sundays from early morning until 11 pm in towns with more than 36 permanent guests. An extra $100 license fee would apply and county commissioners must endorse the license. The bill was laid on the calendar.
Falconio to Be Made Cardinal in Roverber
Rome headlines confirm rumors Archbishop Falconio will be elevated to the Cardinalate in November. Vatican circles anticipate the induction in the fall with several high clergy noting the move as likely, positioning the American Archbishop for a senior role.
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Falconoi
Roverber
United Press
Rome
Falconio
Vatican
TO RENT ADS WITH GAS AND IMPROVEMENTS ON SEAVIEW AVE
Classified listings show 3 room and 6 room rentals on Seaview Ave with gas, plus 4 and 5 room flats in East End with prices 10 and 12. Address for inquiries listed as M. Wittstein's Jewelry Store and a separate ad for Pabst Milwaukee Famous Steam Beer at $1 per case with contact Jack Mason.
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Seaview Ave
East End
M. Wittstein
Pabst
Milwaukee
Famous Steam Beer
Cass
Jack Mason
Cannon Street
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Rascal
Julia Morris Curtis
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River View Place
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Samuels
Main St
Sale
Central ‘Ave
Peagdto
Snare & Triest Co
Congress Bridge
Warner Brothers Pany
Dodge Park
Boston Realty Co
Con
Warner Brothers Company
Standard Art Store
Stratfield Building
Peter Hron
Stratford Ave
Jim
East Main Street
James J. Sheehan
Morton
Fairfield Avenue
Everhardt
Smith
Pratt's
Pairfield
Gle's
East Main Porter's
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