City Court Docket Reports Multiple Juvenile and Public Order Cases
City court convened under Judge Coughlin with defendants Gray Lynch Gargonni and others arraigned. Probation tied sentences for trespassing on railroad property. Monski and Andiechak received fines or suspended sentences for fire and intoxication breaches. Testimony cited spousal conflicts and disturbances. additional defendants faced costs or suspended terms for breach of peace. A separate note mentions a transportation bill affecting railroad shipments and property.
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Werbel
Gray
Attorp
Coughlin
Providence
Thomas Lynch
John Gargonni
Newton
Monski
New Haven
John Andiechak
Hallett Street
Sid
Rampan Son
Oakley
Frank
Beers and Julia Wright McCormick Wed in New York
Henry House Beers married Julia Wright McCormick in New York on June rd, performed by Rev. Dr. Houghton. The brief item notes the ceremony and both spouses.
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Coormick
New York
Dr. Houghton
Henry House Beers
Julia Wright McCormick
Notice of sale by execution in Bridgeport June 12 1914
By virtue of an execution a public sale will be held at the public sign post in Bridgeport at 10 o'clock on June 12 1914. Described items include rolling top desks bookkeepers desk letter file folding desks sewing machines belting corsets stock and fixtures a 7 panatrie motor and a work typewriter platform and other items in Bridgeport Ct. James F Beck city sheriff of Bridgeport presides.
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Bridgeport
Ewing
Panatrie
Cen
Cora
S. E. Lee Piano CO
Cannon Street
Broad and
Cannon
U. S. Post Office
Conn
Negro delegates raise fund for girls dormitory
Delegates at the New England A M E Zion conference in session at Gregory and Broad Street raise about 250 for Livingston college girls dormitory to replace history destroyed by fire. The countrywide goal is 37000 as pledges continue. sessions highlight missionary work and race equality.
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New England
Cambridge
Mass
Livingston College
Salisbury
N. C
G. W. Clinton
Charlotte
J. P. Caldwell
Philadelphia
Alexander” Walters
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Lella Walters
Africa
Walters
Segrelon
Lynch
Wilson
Mexico
United States
E. George Biddle
Norwich
Church of Today
Specelas
Henry Ward Beecher
Fanny Crosby
Five Persons Rescued From Sinking Barges Off Penfield Reef
A heavy gale drove the Florence Marie and Edward Fay apart from the tug Galution in Red Ball line service from New York toward Bridgeport and New Haven. The Florence Marie and its crew, including JL Cam and his wife, escaped to another barge before the craft sank. Captain John Daley of New York and his mother Mrs Helen Daley and sister Nora Deley were saved by leaping between barges and were transferred to the Yale Blue. The incident, described as the worst in years on the Sound, left twelve barges in tow and gusts up to fifty miles per hour with 20 to 30 foot seas. The Howard Fay drifted to Penfield Reef. Fairfield Beach life savers found the barge deserted. The tug Vigilant, towing two barges to New London, had to seek shelter in Bridgeport as both barges leaked badly.
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Florence Marie
Edward Fay
New York
Gridgeport
New Haven
Penfiem Reef
Cam
John Daley
Helen Daley
Mies Nora Deley
Yalé Blue
Yale Blue
Charles Sniffen
Salutation
Howard Fay
Penfield
Fairfield Beach
Midday Market Tone Improves After Light Transactions
New York stock trading opened with easing quotations and a light, indecisive tone. The decline abroad dragged the U S market lower, with New Haven and Canadian Pacific down about a point each while Wells Fargo rose slightly. A local notice mentions Mr and Mrs P H Curley visiting Pittsfield for their daughter Sarah M Curley’s kindergarten normal school graduation. a separate report notes saloonkeeper John Chiota reporting a burglary with an estimated loss between 25 and 50 dollars.
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New York
Toom
London
New Haven
Canadian Pacific
Wells Fargo
P. H. Curley
Pittsfield, Mass
William H. Curley
Warren Street
Sarah M. Curley
Redmond declines suffragist deputation on Ireland vote
John E Redmond leader of the Irish Nationalists refused a deputation from Irish Woman Suffragists on including women as electors for the Irish parliament He said such deputations cause only unpleasantness and Ireland under home rule will decide for itself whether it wants women voters Farme r Want Ads One Cent a Word.
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Ireland
Redmond
Demand for 500000 peso loan shocks Mazatlan city
A 1,000,000 peso loan levy was imposed by constitutionalists in Tevec on Spanish residents. All Spaniards told to vacate Tepec by June 6 as desertions rise in Mazatlan. Sugar cargo recovery talks bloom with General Itube. Freight worker Theodore Stanchik injures thumb at White Street yards. Duncan A. Fletcher securely re nominated for U.S. senator from Florida. Farmer Want Ads appear in the issue.
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U.S
California
Mazatlah
gMex
San Diego
Cal
Tevec
Nzatlan
Tepec
Mazatlan
F. Unger
United Sugar Company
Itube
Garibaldi
Piedras Island
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Ly's
Main Street Security Building
Seely’s
Main'st
Water Matthews
East Main Street
Walter Stapleton
Housatonic Avenue
Her
Mr. Stapleton
St. Vincent's
Hos
James F. Beck, Gheritt
City of
Mensagnen
John Chiota
North
Washington Avenue
Joe
Issi
Avwire — Ly le A S
Ney
Creed
Mathushek
Aa Eeles
Leckerling
Fischer
8. E. Lee Piano Company
D Street
Consolidated Piano. Co
Remond
John E. Redmond
Theodore Stanchik
Summer Street
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
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