Wall Street List Shows Minor Shifts Amid Flat Start
June 1 York reports a quiet opening with little new information guiding trading. Most stocks moved in tiny fractions or held steady, with some irregularities and a few declines in Reading and New York Central. Notable moves included American Smelting rising slightly while interborough Rapid Transit gained on a announced extra dividend. Also noted were a large European gold engagement and near $50 million in movement. In other items, St Patrick’s baseball meeting set for June 11, and notices of deaths and local ads appear on page four.
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York
Specus
Noe Pacific
Yes
Rt O
Alec
New York
Cen
E& Point
Interborough
Europe
Had No Proof of Wife's Wrongdoing in Hartford Suit
In a $50,000 conspiracy case, Prof Brenton testified that letters from Elisabeth Curtis Holman and Dr. Holman showed only a wish to accuse and a date, not proof of fault. He said he had no actual evidence until a so-called confession from his wife at Brattleboro asylum.
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Hartford
Brenton
Elisabeth Curtis Holman
C. Smith
Paul Waterman
Brattleboro Asylum
Bergeron Death Penalty Appeal Denied in New Haven
The New Haven Supreme Court of Errors denied Joseph Bergeron’s appeal from a death sentence for the shooting and killing of Mrs Elizabeth Dowsett at her home in New Haven County. The court found no error in the case.
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New Haven
Supreme Court of Errors
Joseph’ Bergeron
Superior Court
Elizabeth i Dowsett
Picture Slasher Is Held For Trial
London June 10 Miss Bertha Ryland who yesterday destroyed with a 'tutchers clever George Romney's Portrait of a Boy in the Birmingham Art Gallery was today committed for trial. She created a scene in court shrieking quoting scripture and said militants were working with divine guidance for purity and righteousness. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst evaded police last night at Grosvenor Square after militant suffrage campaigns at Buckingham Palace and other places. Wheeler and Wilson Doland will give an open air concert at Seaside Park tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Bridgeport Marine tend will give an open air concert at Lafayette Park on Friday evening. The estate of Miss Josephine Wendell of Irvington-in-the-Hudson, N. Y., is valued at 3 000 000.
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London
Bertha Ryland
Tutchers
George Romney
Birmingham Art Gallery
Emmeline Pankhurst
Grosvenor Square
Buckingham Palace
Wheeler & Wilson Doland
Seaside Park
Bridgeport Marine Tend
Lafayette Park
When It’s Time To When It’s Time To Pic These
Text appears garbled with marketing words about tires and value. It lists summer goods such as bath spray rubber sponges air pillows air cushions sponge bags raincoats rubber clothing poncho blankets bathing shoes caps and sporting goods including bicycles and bicycle parts.
Scotch Bishop Tells of Old Church Union Dinner
After a diocesan Episcopal convention in Connecticut a banquet at Hotel Stratfield hosted about 400 guests with speeches by Bishop Chauncey B Brewster and the Lord Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney. The dinner featured remarks on the Glebe House at Woodbury and reflections on Scotland’s historical ties to Samuel Seabury.
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Episcopal Convention
Connecticut
St. John's Church
Stratfield
Chauncey B. Brewster
Aberdeen
Orkney
R. Davey Biggs
Oxford
Englan
Brewster
Glebe House
Hart
Sir Walter Raleigh
Raleigh
England
Gridley
Queen Elizabeth
Esau
Scotland
Lord Bishop of Aberdeen Recounts Seabury Deeds and Sermon Tale
The Lord Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney Anthony Mitchel told of Seabury's deeds and recounted a sermon anecdote about a clergyman with limited texts. He delivered a wry digression on Bethany, Martha, Mary, Lazarus, and Peter, ending with a remark about an examination misfire and biblical kings.
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Aberdeen
Orkney
Anthony Mitchel
Bishop Brewster
Sally
Glasgow
Bethany
Martha
Mary
Lazarus
St. Peter
Israel and
Judes
Aberdeen envoy recalls Seabury link with Connecticut
The speaker from Aberdeen reflects on the historic ties between the Scottish church and the American church, especially Aberdeen Diocese and Connecticut, recounting relics and memories of Samuel Seabury’s consecration. He notes using the same chalice and baton, and honors the Bishop’s hospitality during a visit, expressing gratitude and shared devotion.
Novel Skirt Deals And Kewpie Corner Advertising
A newspaper page advertises ready to order skirts at 3.50 with new models and guaranteed fit, plus fabrics at 75c to $1 a yard in various colors. It also highlights Kewpie figurines for place cards and lapel trinkets, a Victrola promotion for vacations, Howco olive oil imported from Nice, France, and a range of trunks for travel, with prices and features described.
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Wisteria
Copenhagen
Nice
France
Aberdeen bishop praises Glebe House preservation effort
The Bishop of Aberdeen recalls visiting Seabury’s Glebe House in Connecticut and endorses a scheme to restore the old New England structure for church use. He plans to raise funds from his diocese, likening a future Seabury chapel to ongoing memorial work, and ends with a humorous Twain reference.
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Seabury
Berkeley
Seabury’s
Glebe House
Aberdeen
Connecticut
America
Bishop Seabury
Mark Twain
Japanese Slayer of American Is Hanged
Geoul June 10. Tomites Watanate a Japanese man who on March 29 killed Dr Edgar DeMott Stryker an American surgeon and who earlier strangled his wife was hanged today. He had been in the hospital where Dr Stryker was in charge and shot the American doctor dead. He was tried and sentenced to life in prison but appealed and the superior court changed the sentence to death.
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Geoul
Tomiters Watanate
de Edgar DeMott Stryker
Almshouse Inmate Attempts Death by Self Harm
Willimantic January 10 George Smith aged 65 an inmate of the almshouse is in a serious condition at the hospital as a result of an attempt death by self harm by cutting his throat He had been ill for some time and had become despondent according to the report.
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Willimantic
Jene
George Smith
Howital
Hayti Minister Loses Suit In Superior Court
In Hayti the minister Plenipotentiary from Hayti, represented by Attorney Hiram Hance of New York, failed to sway Judge Tuttle. The Stamford suit by George Rowell against P Sanford Rose of Newark and Hance awarded Rowell 2855.20. Rowell claimed a 2500 fee for settling Rose’s suit against Jobs I Holly of Stamford. Rose offered 400, which Rowell refused. Defendants had won a prior trial, but the supreme court ordered a new trial.
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Hiram © Hance
New York
Hayti
Tuttle
Superior Court
George ©. Rowell
Stamford
P. Sanford Rose
Newark
N. J
Hance
Rowell
Dove
Rose
Jobs
I. Holly
Ross
Supreme Court
Proprietor of Girls' School Defends Suit
Mary Ely, proprietor of the Ely School for Girls at Greenwich, is defendant in a suit brought by Artesian Well & Supply Co. heard in Superior Court before Judge Tuttle. The firm claims Ely refused payment for drilling work. The defense argues the test failed to show sufficient water. Judge Tuttle reserved decision.
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Mary Ely
Ely School
Girly
Greenwich
Mwit
Artesian Well & Supply Co
Tuttle
Pisls
Tifs Company
Miss Ely
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Iecussa
J. J
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Camden, Sy
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Sonnelia
Jothy J. Connelly
East Main St
Margaret
John J. Collins
East Main
Atherton & Benjamin
Fairfield Ave
Steibert's
Main St
State
GALE
East 4
Scribners’ Co., Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Ichael’s Cemetery
Cot Street
Iranistan
Scrib- Here Co., Inc
Por Salle
Bridge
Avenue
Merion Street
Scribners' Co., Inc
Rosa Werner Csonzi
Bridgeport
Court of Probate
District of Bridgeport
Hancock Avenue
Conn
Bergeron
Josephine Wendell
Irvington-in-the-Hudison, N
the Alling Rubber CO. Syndicate
OLD Church Union
Howland
Ramces
Main Street
Fairfield Av
Casson Street
Chicago
Hart Schaffner & Marx
House of Kuppenheimer
Norfolk i
Wes
Capitol
Dolly Varden
Batiste
Howland Dry Goods CO
Aber
Deen
Samuel Seabury
Victor
Dhird Noo
Howland Dry Goods
Bislom
Almshouse
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