Porter Charlton Must Return to Italy for Murder
Washington June 16 Porter Charlton must return to Italy to answer the charge of murdering his wife in June 1910 at Lake Como. The Supreme Court today decreed extradition and Justice Lurton began delivering the court's opinion as soon as it assembled. Charlton surrendered to Italian government.
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Washington
Porter Charlton
Italy
Jyne
Lake Como
Supreme Court Eo
Taldey
Wahington
Lurton
Supreme Court
Porter Chariton
Chariton
Ford named public printer by President Wilson
President Wilson nominates Cornelius J. Ford of New Jersey, a labor leader, to serve as public printer. The announcement comes from Washington as Ford joins the administrations in a key federal post.
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C. G. Ford
Washington
Cornelius J. Ford
New Jersey
Wilson
Funeral services for Margaret Madigan funeral details
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence Newtown Connecticut on June 16 1913 at 9 30 a m and from St Rose s church at 10 a m Interment in St Rose s cemetery The widow of the late Patrick T Brad ley aged 80 years also mentions another service for Diob Brad ley from No 61 Porter street on June 13 at 9 30 a m and 10 a m at Saint Patrick s church and St Michael s cemetery
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Porter Street
Saint Patrick's Church
St Michael's Ceemtery
Gradley
Newtown
Margaret Madigan
Patrick T. Bradley
North Center District
St Rose's Church
St. Rose’s Cemetery
Wonderful Flight Of Frenchman Across Berlin Skies
Marcel Brin Dejonne Des Moulinais, a French aviator, completed a 674 mile flight to Johannisthal outside Berlin in seven hours and four minutes, averaging about a mile every 8745 seconds. He started from Villa Coublay at 4 a.m. and landed at Wanne before noon in gusty winds and fog, with Johannisthal stormy and no local pilots venturing aloft. He planned to press on to Warsaw later that afternoon.
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Berlin
Marcel G. Brindejone Des Moulinais
Johannisthal
Villacoublay
Paris
Wanne
Warsaw
London Brokerage Engelbert & Schloesser Fails After Losses
London June 10 the established brokerage Engelbert and Schloesser fails due to heavy commitments in American and other securities. Engelbert, senior member, was found drowned at the steering wheel of his car in a river near his home on Saturday, the death ruled accidental as the car entered the water in darkness.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Engelbert & Schloesser
Engelbert
For Rent Nicely Furnished Room at 662 Park Avenue
Room for rent in a nicely furnished unit at 662 Park Avenue. Includes private access and utilities. Contact the listing for availability and terms.
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Park Avenue
Coates Declines High Office in Typo Union
Waterbury June 10 Officers chosen by the New England Typographical Union report William C. Trump of Boston as president Thomas Crosby Hartford as first vice president Fred Irwin Manchester New Hampshire as second vice president John F Murphy Providence Rhode Island as secretary treasurer Edwin M Martin nominated for four years president declined to serve James A Coates Bridgeport a former first vice president also declined the ground will be set by the executive committee The next convention will be at Lowell Mass with Providence endorsed for the 1914 international convention A union label resolution passed barring one man shops unless union conditions were observed and a general resolution endorsing the union label on products was adopted
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Waterbury
New England Typographical Union
William C. Trump
Boston
Thomas Crosby
Hartford
Fred Irwin
Manchester
N. H
John F. Murphy
Providence
R. I
Edwin M. Martin
James A. Coates
Bridgeport
Martin
Lowell
Mass
Fairfield Teams Battle For Baseball Championship
June 10 Fairfield locals note the Sherman and Washington school teams clashed for the title. Washingtons led early, then disputes and a forfeit altered results. Final tallies show Washingtons beating Shermans 9-6 at West End, 18-4 at Fairfield, and 9-0 forfeit, with a seven inning Sherman win 7-5 at West End and an 8-6 Sherman victory at Fairfield.
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Fairfield
Sherman
Washington
Shermans
Washingtons
West End
Weat
Diamond
Storm
Washingtonscore
Rate Decision Sends Stocks Tumbling In London
A sharp drop in American stocks followed a new rate decision with 5,000 shares sold and a 1 to 3 point decline among other industrials. Severe early losses in London signaled trouble ahead, as steady selling and occasional rallies characterized the forenoon, with volume shrinking by noon. Lawyers in Washington evaluated Hughes's Minnesota rate rulings, noting state and federal rate making had sharpened to a fair average market price basis, rejecting hypothetical multipliers tied to land values.
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London
Washington
Supreme Court
Hughes
Minnesota
Missouri
Arkansas
Kentucky
Oregon
West Virginia
Easton Auto Case Heard In Court
In Superior Court today Marsh Bros Co sues William D Blake of Easton over a Stratfield road collision on August 15. Testimony placed the Marsh auto at 30 to 35 mph. Blake’s truck was taken to a Fairfield Avenue garage for repairs after the crash. Plaintiff seeks 2500 for damages. Blake counters for 500. Ongoing trial. Governor approves hospital bill and Cavalry requisition.
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Marsh Bros
Superior Court
Marsh Bros. Co
William D. Blake
Easton
Charles F. Siliman
Stratfield Road
Marsh
Silliman
William E. Norris
Fairfield Avenue
Blake
Judson Gets Continuance of Hearing on Stratford Trolley Lines
Hartford June 10. On request by Stiles Judson of Stratford the hearing on the petition alleging inadequate trolley service between Bridgeport and Stratford was postponed to August by the public utilities commission. Judson said he is about to sail for Europe. The commission granted permission for Shore Line Electric Railway to connect its tracks with the Saybrook Highway bridge and approved the measure.
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Judson
Stratford
Hartford
Stiles Judson
Bridgeport
Public Utilities Commission
Aeese
Europe
Commission
Shore Line Electric Railway
Saybrook Highway
Jewel Thief in Train Wreck Pleads Guilty
Stamford June 10 Hanford Donnelly charged with theft of Mrs. Philip James jewels from Lake Forest Ill after the Westport wreck last October pleaded guilty in court and was held in 3000 for superior court. Mrs James identified recovered pieces and valued them at 3108.50 as witnesses described the wreck and Donnelly assistance.
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Stamford
Hanford Donnelly
Philip James
Lake Forrest
Westport
Yeung
Donnelly
James
Health Board to Act Tonight in Sanitation crackdown
A Board of Health meeting is set for tonight amid talk of recent arrests of prominent local business figures. Officials say continued prosecution and enforcement plans for sanitation and milk and meat distribution will proceed if unity holds, though some fear potential splits among commissioners.
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Board of Health
Superior Court Upholds Newspaper Publicity Act
Washington June 10. The supreme court today upheld the constitutionality of the newspaper publicity act enacted as part of the postal appropriation act of 1912.
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Superior Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Military Appointments Announced Today at Connecticut Gettysburg Camp
Hartford June 10 Connecticut Gettysburg Committee announces July 15 appointments for the Connecticut camp at Gettysburg field Colonel John L. Purcell Hartford Lieut Col John H Thatcher Hartford Major Hirjah Blakeman Huntington Adjutant Russell Gienn Bridgeport Quartermaster William M Barnum Bridgeport Surgeon Dr Herman A Tyler Hartford Chaplain Rev George Donahue Hartford Non-Commissioned Staff Surgeon Major Charles Spreyer Quartermaster Sergeant Charles E Curtis Hospital Steward Henry B E Waite Reports from Supt Police Eugene Birmingham say he is much improved and sat up this morning and if his condition continues to improve he will soon resume duties.
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Hartford
Connecticut Gettysburg Committee
Connecticut
Gettysburg Field
John L. Purcell
John H. Thatcher
Hirjah Blakeman
Huntington
Russell Gienn
Bridgeport
William M. Barnum
Herman A. Tyler
George Donahue
Charles E. Curtis
Henry BE. Waite
Police
Eugene Birmingham
Pardons Denied for Several Connecticut Prisoners
At Hartford State Prison the Board denied pardon requests from Fortunato Macri 19 convicted in 1912 for murder after claiming self defense and demanding $10 for blackhand work. Napoleon’s manslaughter petition was withdrawn. Pasquale Calabrese 18 alleged innocence. Louis J Schreiber 31 convicted of robbery in 1912 sought release to care for a blind wife. All denials.
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Hartford
Fortunato Macri
Macri
Napoleon
Pasquale Calabrese
Louis J. Schreiber
Fraternal Meeting Tuesday June 11 Seaside Council 709
Seaside Council No 709 Royal Arcanum will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening June 11 at 8 o clock in Citizens Building 1025 Main Street. Much business awaits and those interested in degree work should attend. Preparations are under way for the Fairfield county union meeting on June 25 with a large class to be in Dorchester ritual exemplified by the Sea side degree team.
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Seaside Council
Royal Arcanum
Citizens’ Building
Main Street
Fairfield County
Dorchester
Seaside
Wife Drives Off Murderer Who Killed Husband
Harrisonville Mo June 10 Arthur Keller a railway employee was murdered with an axe in his home last night and his seven year old daughter was seriously wounded A blow aimed at Mrs Keller struck the side of the bed awakening her She leaped from the bed and struggled with the murderer drove him from the house Neighbors formed a posse to search for the slayer.
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Harrisonville
Arthur Keller
Gossip and Furniture and the City of Shrewsbury
A portrait of Chippendale as skilled cabinet maker and shrewd advertiser with a fashionable St Martin’s Lane clientele. Anecdotes contrast his shop’s social club atmosphere with a Shrewsbury school pupil’s comic geography correction of a city’s location in a Dean Hole lecture.
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Chippendale
St Martin’s Lane
Sophas
Louis Quinze
Dean Hole
Shrewsbury School
Bentley
Butler
Shrewsbury
Blood as Food and Camel Riding in Ex Baden Ex
The article discusses blood as a diet staple among the Masai, noting it provides salt substitute value and is drawn from cattle using a neck incision with a specialized arrow. It describes drinking hot blood, sometimes with milk, and contrasts this with a camel riding anecdote where the animal unpredictably tosses a rider like a cup and ball.
Bound to Misery
A Detroit Free Press quotation contrasts happiness in poverty with misery in wealth. The speaker admits greater happiness when poor but fears the pain of knowing others possess money, highlighting a moral critique of wealth.
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Detroit Free Press
Unusual stock sale offers quality women’s undergarments
A local store advertises a rare opportunity to buy seasonable women’s undergarments and hosiery at bargain prices. The listing highlights Lisle union suits, lightweight cotton vests, and fine stockings with details on materials and pricing, inviting discerning customers to visit.
Mother shoppers find value in timely dresses and coats
A store urges mothers to clear stock with timely offers on girls dresses aged six to fourteen and coats suitable for summer use. Prices cut from 3 to 6.50 for dresses and coats advertised at a third or more off, highlighting quality, varied styles, and careful tailoring from reputable makers.
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Hirt Colston
Golden Hill Street
Mohican Condensed Milk
Mohican
Worreas
Peck
West Hind
Sind
Lyford
JAS. Horan & Son
Clampett
John Clampett
Margaret Brack
John Beck & Son
Hawkins
Stratfield
Piast Ss Ay of Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
Diss *P
Jas. van Dyk Co
Main St. A
Water Street
Crescent
Washington Avenue
Siksay
Reilley Street
Daniel P. Keane
City Water
M. Tesing
N.hl
Hartford R. R. Co
East Main Street
Corner Star
Peter Stafford
Dennis Jordan
American Graphophone Co
Holy Name Society
Grand Union Tea Co
Vin- John J. Jordan
Brothers
Kohinoor
Jackson’s
Coates
Typo. Union
Fairfield School
Baldwin
Connecticut Hospital For the Insane
Middletown
Health Board
Birmingham
Nell
George Ade
Hartford Times
Hoowwland’s
Cannon
Port
Cona.day
the Howland Dry Goods
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