Connecticut Moves To Tighten Cattle Import Rules
Diseased cattle entering Connecticut were slaughtered after a New York influx. Cattle inspector Knapp ordered killing of ten animals, one carcass rejected as unfit for food. Commissioner Averill argues killing offers greater public safety than keeping animals alive, noting meat processing and milk safety concerns.
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New York State
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Averill
Accident at Lockwood’s Crossing prompts rail safety alert
A foggy morning wreck near Lockwood’s Crossing highlights weaknesses in block signal systems guarding multiple tracks. Four trains entered the block as signals failed, causing a rear collision after one freight halted for a hot box. Rail managers must weigh risk in control methods.
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Two Kinds of Railroad Workers in Wreck Lessons
A discussion on railroad safety cites two worker types and the high stakes of duty and accountability after a catastrophe at Lockwood. It condemns lax laws that protect railway bosses while urging stricter fault flags as Conductor Hough pleads for safety measures and trains averted wrecks. A separate note recounts John H. O'Neil, 17, injured after climbing for a boys movie view, suffering a broken shoulder by a shed roof fall at 465 News Dela avenue.
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Neil
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Loring
Roosevelt Denies Baltimore Report
President Theodore Roosevelt, traveling in the private car Pilgrim attached to the New York Postam express, denied a Baltimore story claiming he endorsed Taft for the 1912 presidency. He said he had not spoken on any candidate and called the report fabrication. The denial followed stops in Hartford and along the route to White River Junction.
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Lucius Storrs to Head Mellen Trolley Lines
Springfield reports from New Haven indicate pending changes in the leadership of the trolley subsidiaries of the New York New Haven Hartford system. Lucius S Storrs may resign as president of the New England Investment and Security Co and be elected vice president of the Connecticut Rhode Island and Vermont companies. J T Harmer, controller of the investment firm, is expected to become president, succeeding Storrs. The shifts align with Charles Mellen’s progressive policy as the vast trolley network spans 2200 miles from New York area to Vermont with multiple subsidiaries under Mellen and Storrs oversight.
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Mellen
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Attleboro
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Melle
Norwich Rejects Commission Government Plan
Norwich voters defeated the proposed commission form of government 1232 to 845, signaling Connecticut’s general conservatism toward major political change. The result reflects long-standing preferences for traditional governance and a hesitance to replace established systems despite interest in reform.
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O. M. Read Company Glassware Sale Ad
The O M Read Company promotes Baccaret glass with sparkling, brilliant quality ideal for table use. Featured items include a cocktail set with decanters and six glasses, fruit and salad bowls in various sizes, vases in many shapes, sugar and cream sets, oil and vinegar cruets, perfume bottles, all priced from low to high with a cut glass section on the lower floor.
Women’s summer underwear styles feature comfort focus
Comfort drives the latest women’s undergarments in cotton lisle and silk. Items include low neck sleeveless vests in plain cotton from 23 to 50 cts, lisle vests from 25 to 75 cts, “Cumfy Cut” vests from 13 to 50 cts, “Wingshield” vests at 13 and 25 cts, extra size vests from 13 to 100 cts, lace trimmed pants up to 59 cts, and lawn pillow slips in 50 to 75 cts. Upholstery Store, third floor.
Jot of Se and 10c goods offer cheap toy stock
The note highlights inexpensive toys and sand pails as part of a sale of national goods. It critiques large food portions in American dining, urging moderation in eating as vital to health, echoing Labbe and Reed on dietary restraint.
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What a commission form of government means and its advantages
The article explains the commission form of government and outlines its potential benefits. It also offers a critical note on its practicalities and a subsequent assessment of its suitability for local administration. It then provides an additional observation on governance structures and civic efficiency.
Retail clerks vote on holiday hours referendum
Clerks in the city vote on the half holiday or 3 o clock closing option. A five member committee distributes cards for clerks to register their preferences. The aim is to present a united request to business leaders for a mutually agreeable adjustment.
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Portugal to be Recognized After Constitution Adopted
The United States has instructed Washington to grant official recognition to the republic of Portugal immediately after its constituent assembly adopts a constitution. Lisbon’s assembly opens on June 78 with framing and adoption expected as its first act. Recognition will reflect the people’s voice as the assembly is elective.
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Eggs By Weight Arrives In Connecticut
Connecticut moves to sell eggs by weight rather than count as New Haven passes a measure and Wallingford plans a similar ordinance. The change, aiming to curb larger eggs being favored in other states, could lead housewives to request eggs by the pound and emphasize freshness.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Wallingford
Emporia Gazette Apology Over Parade Music Mixup
The Emporia Gazette apologizes for mistakenly reporting the Fredonia band played Beulah Land during a Knights Templar parade. The paper clarifies the tune was actually Maryland My Maryland and praises Fredonia’s band, noting the local reporter’s error and the town’s musical misjudgment.
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Emporia Gazette
Household Notes on Cleaning and Descaling Items
Cleaning tips describe removing kitchen grease from a table using hot water and whiting, then drying. A kettle cleaning method uses water, a dash of ammoniac, and a long boil to dissolve mineral deposits, followed by rinsing and reboiling before use. The instructions emphasize restoring appearance and function.
Garden Hose Offers Snag Proof Repairs and Parts
Rainy day lawn care ad promises daily rain benefits and promotes a garden hose with all sizes couplings washers and nozzles plus a hose repairman who will call and fix hoses quickly and reasonably.
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