Veterans Honor Dead Comrades in Elias Howe Post Service
Veterans gathered at Polls for memorial exercises honoring Elias Howe Post members lost in war. Attor ney Edward F. Hallen spoke, Fanny Crosby read a dedicated poem, and Commander Albert L. Zuggles gave a welcome as songs and readings filled the eve.
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Elias Howe
Elbert L. Ruggles
Edward F. Hallen
Board of Education
Fanny Crosby
Charles W. Scarritt
Albert L. Zuggles
Friends of the Grand Army
Grand Army
Ion
Murphy Runs Amuck Kills Five in Somerville Packing House
John J. Murphy killed five men and wounded three others in Somerville, Cambridge, as he roamed a packing house. He was to be arraigned in Somerville police court, unable to recognize family, and considered insane. Funerals held. several victims died of stomach or chest wounds.
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Somerville
United Press
Cambridge
John J. Murphy
Murphy
Thompson Crowe
Shawmutt Place
Yensen
Gore Street
John Carper
Hastings Street
Joseph I. Leverent
Knapp Street
Edwin Nourse
Darrell
Crowe
Mrs Eddy Shows Strength In Statement From Chestnut Hill
Boston dispatch reports Mary Baker G. Eddy, 88, appears strong and attends daily drives as question of her health is discussed. Eddy’s exclusive United Press statement asserts she exists in the flesh, is seen by household members, and that Christian Science prospers worldwide despite scrutiny. Eyewitness notes her calm, intelligent features during the drive.
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United Press
Boston
Mary Baker G. Bady
Della M. Gilbert
Brooklyn
Bostom
Christian Science Leader
Eddy
Mary Baker Eddy
Reece
Porte Cochere
Mrs. Eddy
Calvin A. Frye
Laura Sargent
Mass Meeting for Armenian Sufferers
A well attended mass meeting at the First M E church raised hopes for funds for Armenian sufferers. D H Meymarian thanked participants and thanked choir members, church staff, Rev H Davenport, W S Lacey and Rev Gerald H Beard, leaders of the committee.
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M. EB
D. H. Meymarian
Armenia
Park Street
M. E
H. A. Davenport
W. 5. Lacey
Gerald H. Beard
Mrs Curtis In Debt Despite Wealth Seeks Sale Approval
Elmore S Banks and John C Shaw as conservators for Mrs Julia Watt Morris Curtis of Fairfield apply in New York courts for permission to sell West 68th Street New York City to raise funds for debts and their allowances of 3500 each. They report a 175000 offer and relation to the estate of the late Mary of Harlem.
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Elmore S. Banks
John C. Shaw
Julia Watt Morris Curtis
Fairfield
New York
West 68Th Street
New York City
Curtis
Mary
Harlem
Danbury Hat Factories Plan Open-Shop Restart Tomorrow
Danbury manufacturers announce a shift to open shop next Tuesday with workers not to decide on accepting the proposal. The United Hatters union National Executive Committee will handle the workers' response, while executives say equity and permanent benefits will be provided. Union officials indicate no return to work under open shop terms.
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Danbury
United Press
United Hatters’ Union
United Hatters Union
Feud Leader Ed Callahan Shot in Breathitt County Kentucky
Jackson Kentucky June 7 Ed Callahan former Breathitt County sheriff and noted feud leader was fatally shot at his home by an unknown assailant. The killing shocks Breathitt as rival feuds intensify with residents arming rifles and many moving to the hills. Callahan had led feuds tied to Hargis and Deaton factions and his death may prompt a military response.
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United Press
Jackson
Callahan
Breathitt County
James Hargis
Hargis
Heinze case delayed until missing books found
New York June 7 United States District Attorney Wise said the Heinze indictment for misapplication of two million and a quarter tied to Mercantile National Bank will lead to further charges once the United Copper Company books are located. Sanford Robinson, ex United Copper director, aids Wise in finding the books and torn ledger pages. Subpoenaed United States Copper directors await book progress before grand jury actions.
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United Press
New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
United States
Wise
United Copper Company
Heinze
Sanford Robinson
United States Copper Company
Grand Jury
New Haven Weather Forecast Signals Pleasant Conditions
Weather indications show fair conditions for tonight and Tuesday in New Haven. A disturbance centered in Kansas brings higher temperatures and local showers between the Mississippi and the Rockies, while northern sections report cooler readings. The vicinity enjoys moderate temperatures and generally fair weather today.
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United Press
New Haven
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Mississippi River
Arnold on Ethics of Law Practice in Policing Case
Captain George Arnold questions lawyers advising suspects to stay silent amid the shooting of Lightning Fleming. He recounts a dialogue with Henry Greenstein and notes police aim to uncover truth within 24 hours, arguing prosecutors and courts should not shield criminals. Franzese and the Messinas confessed after Fleming’s shooting. Franzese claims Fleming threatened them, and Franzese fired to scare Fleming.
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George Arnold
Arnold
Marti
Henry Greenstein
Luigi Franzese
Lightning Fleming
Greenstein
Franzese
Messinas
Fleming
Commissioner Seeks Fair Handling of Detective Room Access
Police Commissioner Kershaw said he merely sought fairness in allowing Attorney Henry Greenstein into the detectives’ room during the early questioning of suspects in the Lightning Fleming shooting. He claimed no clash with the detective bureau and described how Greenstein was admitted after consultations with Superintendent Birmingham Captain Arnold and Prosecuting Attorney DeLaney, insisting his goal was to consider a legal point. Police sentiment viewed the move as a dangerous precedent if lawyers could routinely observe preliminary police interrogations.
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Kershaw
Detective Bureau
Henry Greenstein
Fleming
Greenstein
Birmingham
Arnold
DeLaney
Police Department
Taft expected to sign tariff bill despite poor prospects
Washington June 7 President Taft will likely sign the tariff bill and avoid a veto, say Republican and White House sources. Critics note some provisions fall short, but Taft aims to finish business and adjourn for the summer. Congress may reconvene within six months if further action is demanded.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Congress
House of Representatives
Mr. Taft
Death of Col Healy Civil War Veteran
New Haven June 7 Col John G Healy a Civil War hero of the Ninth Connecticut Volunteer Regiment died at his home aged 67 An Irish American figure of note in New England Healy after the war planned an Irish uprising in Ireland was jailed in Britain released after Seward intervened England initially balked but freed him He later served in the Civil War attained captain rank and held Treasury attaché and other local offices Funeral services will be attended by men distinguished in military and civil affairs.
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Lena Mazon
John Mason
Patrolmenacs
Walker
Hallen
Gettys
Elias Howe Post
Webster
Clay
Lincoln
Libby
New Haven
John G. Healy
Connecticut Volunteer
New England
Pemsland
Ireland
Seward
Dngland
England
America
Healy
Treasury Department
Washington
McCloud Strike Settled Italian Workers to Leave
McCloud Cal June 7 Italian strikers will depart the McCloud Lumber Company plant for good. The company will pay all savings in the bank and due back wages, plus cabin values. a three man committee will appraise cabin values. President Queall and Italian Consul General Rocca supervised. Plant to close most of the summer as replacements cannot be found. The company will not raise past wage levels.
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United Press
McCloud
Cal
McCloud Lumber Company
Queall
Lumber Company
Salvatore Rocca
Powder explosion at Cracow devastates town
Vienna reports a powder magazine near Cracow railway station exploded likely from lightning. About 500 injured, many feared dead, 150 passengers hurt as a train was entering. Over $1,000,000 in ammunition destroyed. many buildings wrecked and several soldiers' bodies recovered. Hospitals overflow with victims.
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United States
Vienna
Cracow
Poland
Final Round In Harbor Grab Plan At Council Meeting
Contested harbor line grab showdown may end tonight as Common Council votes on discontinuing the city line. Backers claim concessions and gains from a mixed council majority while opponents warn of a loss of water front control. Harbor factions, including shipowners and oyster interests, mobilize for influence at the hearing and meeting.
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Lee
New Haven Railroad
Friends of the City Line
Mahoney
Ter
Main Street
Ely
Mates Association America
Oyster Protective Association of Connecticut
Sady the
Rachel Oyster Company
Stratford Oysters Company
Cotton Schedule Debated in Senate With Amendments Adopted
In Washington on June 7, Dolliver of Iowa and Aldrich of Rhode Island clashed over the cotton schedule as Aldrich rebuked Beveridge. Aldrich's amendment included all cotton cloth components under duties, and the amended paragraph was adopted on a 41 to 26 vote. Dolliver protested the inclusion of cotton window hollands, arguing a duty rise beyond the Dingley law.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Dolliver
Iowa
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Beveridge
Bridge
Shot and killed during waiting murder trial in St Louis
At the federal courts building in St Louis Fred Mi was shot dead at noon today while awaiting trial for the murder of Sam Young. Investigators believe members of Young's group carried out the shooting after ignoring attorney warnings. Mohrle, eight, was also killed in a feud related to the same case.
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St. Louis
Fred Mi
Federal Courts
L Ing
T Sam Young
Ers
Piano bargains and furniture ads at 915 Main Street
Classified section lists furnished rooms at 276 Lafayette St and multiple piano sales including Haynes Upright $110 Steinway $3250 and Organs at low prices. Offers easy payments with shop details The M Steinert Sons Co 915 Main St near State and F Fetch Piano Co 84 Noble Ave. Committee warns readers about typewriter work scams.
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Haynes Upright
Martin & Son
Bradford, Gabler
Keller
Steinway
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Main St
State
M. Steinert & Sons, Co
Main Street
F. Fetch Piano Co
Noble Avenue
Bridgeport Gaelic Club Calls Special Meeting on June 8
A special Bridgeport Gaelic Athletic Club meeting is set for Tuesday evening June 8 1909 at Emmet hall State street at 8 oclock sharp. Officers to be elected and other important business will be discussed. All members urged to attend.
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Broad St
Su.ite
Bridgeport Gaelic Athletic Club
Emmet Hall
State Street
James Fitzgerald
Geo
H. Wood
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