State Lumber Men Summoned to U S Court
Subpoenas served on Louis Mansfield and other officers of the Connecticut lumber dealers association, summoning them to the United States Circuit Court as the government pursues the so called Lumber trust. Officials named include A Schumaker, Fred Lynch, J Lake, W H Woodward, Frank H Faxton, Harry Turner, J Fox, Horaceatch, H L Plate, W B Becky, H W Dammon, A R Plumley, and F H Barnes. Hugh Lavery sues William J Packtor for 200 dollars in the court of common pleas over goods.
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United Press
New Haven
Louis Mansfield
Lumber Dealers Association of Connecticut
United States Circuit Court
Lumber Trust
State Lumber Dealers’ Association
A. Schumaker
Waterbury
Fred Lynch
Anson
Obituary notices for Bray Hourigan Ellison deaths
Obituaries dated June 3 1911 record Mary Ann Connor Bray wife of William Bray aged 62 funeral June 6 at 8 20 am from 6 Center Street extension to St Patrick s church high mass at 9 am burial St Michael s cemetery also James Hourigan funeral June 6 from 161 Steuben Street to St Mary s church Dain then interment St Michael s cemetery John J Ellison aged 71 with funeral June 6 at 4 pm from Henry E Bishop s Mortuary Chapel to Grove Cemetery interment to follow notes from Dabs
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Bray
Mary Ann (Connor
William Bray
Center Street
St.Patrick's Church
Ter
Henry E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Grove Cemetery
Mary Emma Renton Sues for Divorce Over Infidelity in Bolton
Mary Emma Renton of this city files for divorce against Joseph Renton claiming misconduct with Agnes McNeught in Bolton England on October 1 1910. Renton married December 18 189? and formerly Mary Denby. Papers were filed this morning in the civil superior court.
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Bolton
England
Mary Emma Renton
Joseph Renton
Agnes McNeught
Sid Renton
Renton
Mary Denby
Civil Superior Court
Christian Science Mother Church In Annual Meeting
Boston June 5 annual business meeting of the Christian Science Mother Church announced officers: President Judge Clifford H. Smith First reader John C. Lat hrop Second reader Miss Grace E Collins cashier Stephen A. Pease clerk John Dittmore. Clerk’s report shows record membership growth and finances in satisfactory condition. Reports cited growth in the United States and abroad including England Australia and South Africa.
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United Press
Boston
Christian Science Mother Church
Clifford H. Smith
John C. Lathrop
New York
Grace E. Collins
Stephen A. Pease
Fall Rier
John Dittmore
Christian Science
United States
England
Australia
South Africa
One Body Recovered From Utah Lake Disaster
Salt Lake Utah June 5 only one body has been recovered from Utah Lake where six persons were drowned yesterday when a launch capsized near the shore. Rescue work continues as authorities identify victims and search for the remaining missing men.
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United Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Lake
McKinney divorce case linked to a senator's image
McKinney Texas based divorce suit notes his wife's dislike of Senator Bailey as a key factor. Springfield Missouri clerk Volker Mills marries Beulah Paden head waitress at Colonel Hotel. New Rochelle Paris Lee a negro waif termed Pied Piper at the city hall. Rat catch scene reports seven rats removed and another slain. New York two dozen rum bottles found in Port Washington ruins left by Hessians. Annie Peck sails for Peru to plant a suffrage league flag at peak if successful. Pat the cat commits suicide by leaping from Hotel Plaza. Dixon Illinois Emory Kinkaid insult leads to Aaron Mighalla killing him with a fist blow. Pittsburg minister Dietrich notes lack of support for funding church work. Pittsburg Charles Price 28 claims world record for regular Sunday attendance since 1891.
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Springfield
Volker V. Mills
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Beulah Paden
Colonel
New Rochelle
Parson Lee
Greens Farms Church 200th Birthday Celebrated Soon
Greens Farms church marks its 200th anniversary with a three day program starting June 11 including a historical sermon by Rev Charlton Bates Strayer, a tablet unveiling by sculptor Gutzon Borglum, and a joint communion service with area churches. Monday plans include a church society meeting to rename the parish from Associated Presbyterian to Congregational, and Tuesday features the Fairfield West Association annual meeting with speakers and luncheon.
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Greens Farms
Greens Farms Congregational Society
Gutzon Borgium
Serman
Charlton Betes Strayer
Bas-Riliet
Gutzon Borglum
Fairfield
Southport
Greenfield Hill
Westport
Weston
Everett C. Elwood
Christian Endeavor Ratly
Henry Davie D
Chri
Endeavor
J. Frank Elwood
Robert J. Thomson
Henry] Davies
Congregatonal
St. Paul's Episcopal
Trinity Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal
Christ Episcopal of
Methodist Episcopal of
Saugatuck
Norfield
General Assembly
Presbyterian Society of Greens Farms
Congregational Society of Greens Farms
Bury
Machamux
Farfield
Daniel Chapman
Fairfield West Association of Churches and
Tauncheon
C. B.strever
John DePeu
M. Louisa Hyde
Packard
D. D
W. H. Holman
Wm. H. Burr
Fanny Crosby
Aburtasen Church
Edward T. Bedford
Esa
Schiesser
George P. Jennings
Frank
Child
Connecticut
Charlton Bates Strayer
Fairfield West Association of Churches
Pirst
Park Street
Olivet
West End
King's Highway
Bridgeport
Stratford
St. Paul's
Strong Reason For Municipal Right Of Water Plant
Residents of Manchester South district protest the dismantling of water hydrants by the private water company after the district refused an allegedly excessive bill. A residence fire showed firemen lacking water facilities until a hydrant was provided, prompting further district anger and the company’s threatened actions. The dispute centers on outdated charges and the municipality’s right to water service.
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Manchester
Sth
Manchester Water Company
Rydeante i
Expresses On Naugatuck Division Running Today
For the first time in Naugatuck division history the Boston to New York express runs via Waterbury and Bridgeport. Two daily trains start today in opposite directions, with morning departures from New York and Boston at 8 am. Schedules show 9:15 arrival in Bridgeport and 10:07 Waterbury, and 11:59 Waterbury to Bridgeport at 12:45. The route, while timing the same now, is expected to shorten overall travel time later.
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Naugatuck
New York, New Haven & Hartford Raiload
Boston-New York Express
Angonia
Waterbury
Bristol
Bridgeport
Hartford
New York
Boston
Brass City
Staton
Sister Dead and Dying After Auto Wreck near Shrewsbury
Worcester report states Mar guerite Ryan remains on dangerous list in hospital following a car crash near Shrewsbury. Sister Katherine Ryan, 19, is dead. Four other party members are injured. Car owned by John F. Quarn, 50, trustee of Thomas Street Methodist Church. Passengers include Mrs. William Roussa, 35, C. J. Breen of Detroit, and Frank Winchester, Frohsint Club steward.
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United Press
Worcester
Marguerite Ryan
Shrewsbury
Katherine
John F. Quarn
Thomas Street Methodist Church
Ryan
William Roussau
Fire damages at old Stamford opera house block
Special from United Press reports a morning blaze in the old opera house block owned by the James I Raymond estate. Damages totaled 1000 to the dental offices of Drs Phillip H Brown and Phillip W Prior and 500 to the building, insured. Cause unknown but mice nibbling matches suspected.
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United Press
Stamford
Opera House
James I. Raymond
Phillip H. Brown
Phillip W. Prior
Bridgeport Property Tax Reductions Under Review
Bridgeport assessors prepare lists for inspecting properties where tax relief was granted. With over 10,500 taxpayers, fewer than 200 reduction requests are filed, most in the 200 to 300 dollar range. Some reductions are approved, while others are raised after review.
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Board of Assessors
Board of Relief
County Tax Fixing Meeting Set for June 14
County commissioners and local officials from this county will meet on June 14 to address county affairs and fix the county tax. They will present figures on expenses for the current fiscal year and funds needed for the coming year. The usual county tax rate is one tenth of a mill.
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Ford
Obituary: Capt Theo dore B Howell dies in New York
News of the death of Capt. Theodore B. Howell of 446 East Main Street New York City reached the city yesterday morning causing grief among friends. Howell had been a patient at Post Graduate Hospital New York and was esteemed by many who knew him. Previously he was connected with the Pequonnack Yacht Club and resided with his family on East Main Street.
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Theodore B. Howell
East Main Street
New York City
Howell
Post Graduate Hospital
New
Auto Co to Locate in South Norwalk
The Austin Automobile Company of Grand Rapids Michigan plans to locate in South Norwalk. Local Merchants and Manufacturers association officers report a free site has been offered and concessions on water and electric power rates are available.
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United Press
South Norwalk
Austin Automobile Company of
Grand Rapids Mich
Merchants & Manufacturers Association
Western Concern
Weather Indications Forecast For New Haven Area
Weather forecast from United Press indicates tonight and Tuesday will be fair and warmer with moderate southwest winds. Disturbances over the eastern Tyke region and North Dakota bring cloudy and rainy weather to northern sections, while southern areas enjoy pleasant conditions. Unsettled weather with showers expected in the vicinity.
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United Press
New Haven
Tyke Region
North Dakota
Rocky
Freed as a jailed lover in theft case
Harry Clark, a young father, was arrested Saturday on a complaint by Dralne Burns for stealing $100 from the woman he planned to marry. Prosecutor Redden ordered his discharge, citing unclear need for authorities in their financial dispute. Clark had not decided to marry Burns when released.
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Harry Clark
Dralne Burns
Clark
Redden
Miss Barns
Marriaee
Fenton Promoted to Military Science Chief at A&M College
Lieut. L C Fenton named professor of military science and cadet commandant at Texas A&M, succeeding Capt. Andrew Moses. Fenton oversees a 12 company infantry regiment, field artillery battery, 35 piece band, and bugle corps, with full discipline and quarters, mess, health, and furlough duties. He married Margaret Hawley in December 1909.
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Channcey
Menton
War Department
Andrew Moses
Agricultural and Mechanical College of
Tesus
United States
Fenton
Maguerite W. Hawley
Charles W. Hawley
Democrat Taft Banner Aims To Beat Republicans In Ninth District
Special from United Press Council Bluffs Iowa June 5 The light vote is expected today in the ninth district to elect a successor to Judge Smith elevated to the United States Circuit Court Bench The issue is Canadian reciprocity with Taft banner carried by State Senator W A Cleveland the Democratic nominee while reciprocity is opposed by Judge W R Green The result is closely watched Judge Smith a Republican standout won last year by 1 42 in a district of 4000 normally connected to the national reciprocity debate and Taft formulation of reciprocity plan.
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United Press
Council Bluffs
Smith
United States
Taft
W. A. Cleveland
W. R. Green
Progressive Republicc
Linen Shower for Miss Elsie Keiser before wedding
Miss Elsie Keiser, soon to wed Herbert Saabyc of this city, received a linen shower at 584 Wood avenue hosted by Miss Alice Sistrand. Guests included Alice Plunkett Nellie Foley Isabel Thomson Annie Daley Melvina Gazzalo May Gazzalo Edith Wilson Sulla Anderson Agnes Reiley Lola McGrath Gertrude McGrath Gertrude Bancroft Carrie Bayette Grace Kelsey Alice Sistrand and Mrs A Thomson.
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Elsie Keiser
Herbert Saabyc
Alice Sistrand
Wood Avenue
Alice Plunkett
Nellie Foley
Isabel Thomson
Annie Daley
Melvina Gazzalo
May Gazzalo
Edith Wilson
Sulla Anderson
Agnes Reiley
Lola McGrath
Gertrude McGrath
Gertrude Bancroft
Carrie Bayette
Grace Kelsey
A. Thomson
Judge Landis Starts Lumber Trust Probe
A special Federal Grand Jury was impaneled by Judge Landis to investigate the lumber trust and allied interests, with Clark McKercher and District Attorney Sims in charge. The jurors were warned to keep their work secret as subpoenas reach many major lumbermen and paper manufacturers.
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Chicago
Lumber Trust
Judge Landis
Clark McKercher
Washington
Sims
Landis
Reviva Cream and Revivicator Demonstration Ad
A vintage ad promotes Reviva Cream as a skin aid combining cold cream and massage cream benefits. It touts Revivicator device to enhance effects and offers Reviva Cream priced 50e and 1, with a free Revivicator with the $1 jar, plus phone number 832.
Howand’s Plaids In All Dimensions And Styles
Howand offers fine plaids in sully dimensions with attractive checks, tasteful plain colors, and pure white. Some are single color, others finished with a contracting trim. Sizes range 32 to 46, available in nearly every style offered.
Young women's suits go on sale at new lower prices
A small collection of young women’s suits, including serge, fine woolens, black and white fabrics and striped materials, are reduced. Former prices ranged from 12 50 to 25 dollars, now chopped to final sale.
Last Week for Naushon Dresses at 3 50
Last week for Naushon dresses $3.50. Till end of this week a dress in seven gold Naushon gingham styles can be made to your measure for $3.50. Full service includes fabric and findings and making.
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Naushon
Taft rebukes slur on Jews in Army officer case
Taft orders special examination for Joseph Bloom Jr, son of a Fort Myer Jewish tailor, amid accusations by Colonel Garrard that Jews face prejudice. Correspondence released shows Garrard alleging untrue claims about Jewish applicants. Taft cites intolerance in the army and calls the statements unfounded and narrow.
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United Press
Washington, Jones
Joseph Garrard
Reimand
Fort Myer
Taft
Joseph 4. Bloom
Garrard
Posti Lucy Post
W Taft
Freeret
Ly Quer
Wemy
President orders remandment in row face prejudinn
The report states the President ordered a remandment linked to a row face prejudinn. Details are sparse and the document emphasizes the action but lacks a full description of charges, parties, or dates. Further context is not provided in the fragment.
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Farrard
Legislator Pleads Guilty To Bribery And Fined $500
A legislator pleaded guilty to bribery charges and was fined $500 with costs. The judge ordered no additional prison time and indicated other legislators were not implicated in the current report.
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Tere
Eyunt
Htodos
Kinkead
Terrerer
New Keune
Bigamist pleads guilty and is held in Yonkers case
A bigamist case from Yonkers proceeds to the next term after a brief hearing. Gracey Charles Math faced charges for marrying Mrs. Rote Not while already married. he was arrested upon the alleged marriage to Miss Ch Tesh. Prosecution details were outlined by The Superior Court.
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Apectal Teem United Presa
New Avon
Pieatine Gener
Bigami
Charles Math
Yonkers
Baliert
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