Kane Chosen Carpenters' Agent in Local Union Vote
A spirited contest for a business agent post at Local Union No 6 of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners ended with M. L. Kane elected. The field included Breen Lenin Atwater Chet Lannon and J. Kane, with Kane securing the victory by a clear margin. Officers elected included Charles Stout president William Card vice president and others: Elmendorf financial secretary Pred Martin treasurer Frank Jaro conductor Oscar Jonna ward N Burke trustee James Jones auditor Al Wittmeier.
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Asion
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Breen Lenin Atwater
Chet Lannon
Kane
State Board of Equalization Raises Hartford Area Assessments
The State Board of Equalization announces new equalizations across Hartfort and surrounding Hartford County towns. Additions raise total state property valuations. specific towns show varied percentage increases. The moves aim to balance assessment disparities and ensure uniform tax rates across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Hartfort
Board of Assiesers
Dusbury
Hartford County
Ceneteutius Fx
The
Sehlch Senate
Troceurer
Elward Rees Camatroite
Dagiel PF
Dean and Tos
Soewellintn
EL Corbin Stakes Tre Foltowing Exhana
Wheeler and fan event set for eventing at Semele Park
Readable portions describe a Wheeler and fan gathering at Semele Park for an evening event with mentions of Dal Hirer Wats at EB and Main Street area. Details are fragmented but point to a public gathering and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Fan
Cpamn Tate
Ube Excellen
Semele Park
Century Old Map Depicts Curtis Estate Divisions
A 1869 drawn pictorial map of Zachariah Curtis estate parcels in Trumbull and nearby areas is exhibited by Fred. H. Downs. The map notes magnetic north, shows houses and trees, and lists total value at $6,286 split between Elijah B. and James R. Curtis. The paper backed document is cloth bound and preserved for posterity.
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Zachariah Curtis
Trumbull
Fred. H. Downs
Downs
Courtland Hilt
Curtis
Trumbul
Nichols Farm
Stratford
Jones Beach
Huntington
Elijah
James R. Curtis
Centennial of Bredgeport Leslies Charity Celebrated at Lashar Home
The Bredgeport Leslies Charitable Society marks its hundredth year with ceremonies at Mire. Walter B. Lashar’s home, Clinton Avenue. Rev. Herbert D. Gellaudet will give an invocation, followed by remarks from Hon. Morris B. Beardie and Mrs George E. Somers. The event includes executive boards and past leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredgeport Leslies' Charitable Society
Mire
Walter B. Lashar
Clinton Avenue
Herbert D. Gellaudet
Te Hime Con- Sucestional Church
Morris B. Beardie
George E
William C. Morrison
William J. Nichola
Jerome Dreutt
Hamilton
Shelton
Frank T. Stepies
Frederick
Hobert R Wheeler
J.D. Whitey
John
Woodhall
Tylties
Polly Hawley
WilMeny Peot
Isaac Hinman
Sylvanss Sterling
Dankel Steril
Plaza Theatre Poll Players Stage Hilarious Farce The Million
The Plaza Theatre hosts the Poll Players in a sharp farce rated by city press as equal to New York’s original. Signor Aramin joins a 23-actor cast in a studio set riot where a million dollars is lost and havoc follows. Buy seats early as shows nearly sell out and matinees are in demand. The company promises original productions with profits returned to patrons in larger, better shares.
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Plaza
the Plaza
New York
Ramon Andrade
Signor Aramin
Mandéer
The Deserters at Lyric Theatre Delivers Hit Cast
Applauded by crowds at the Lyric, Mise Eisener Cleveland headlines a strong cast led by Hob Con ness Guy Harrington and Margaret Lewis. Tillian Field In scores a standout as Molly with Wilson Hammel staging a tight production. The Deserters opens as the week’s featured show with seats selling fast at the box office.
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For Lyric
Lyric
Mise Eisener
Cleveland
Digger Netides
Cades
Seas
Wilson Hammel
The
Haz
Polis Vaudeville Ends With Broad Variety Bursts
A bustling vaudeville bill closes with Barrett and Stanton in a travesty sketch Crawford and Montrose in a dancing number Leon Royce in Intimitations The Bretons in an amusing skit Homes and Reilly in a classy singing act Lorette and Christine in juggling. Tomorrow a fresh surprise bill promised by management.
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Barrett
Stanton
Crawford
Montrose
Leon Royce
Homes
Reilly
Lorette
Christine
What Happened to Mary Ends In New Print
The Empire reports a delay in showing the 11th picture of the What Happened to Mary series due to a print being partially destroyed by fire. General Film Co has provided a replacement print, showing Mary evading Craiz who pursues her via launch, auto, and train to New York.
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Mary
Anow
Weil
Havlas Bean
General Film Co
Raye
Sre
Craiz
New York
Logal Tire Gonsern Makes Perfect Score
Auto truck owners in Bridgeport take notice as Mats ancr, using Polack tires from Polack Tyre & Rubber Co, achieves the only perfect score in a reliability run among 28 trucks. The local firm, about a year old, specializes in high grade solid truck tires and runs at full capacity. Also, raincoats on sale all week at Main St store for 980, offering exceptional value.
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Bridgeport
Fegent
Washington
Polack Tyree
Tegarde
Polsck Tyre and Rubber Co
Mats
Sab
Main Street
Editor Metcalfe Named Governor of Panama Zone
Washington reports Richard L. Metcalfe of Nebraska editor of Bry an’s Commoner slated as governor of the Panama canal zone. He succeeds William M. Thacher of Kentucky who was appointed by President Taft. The position pays 1000 dollars yearly. Metcalfe, long a newspaper man, formerly edited the Omaha World-Herald and has backed Bryan since 1898.
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Washington
Richard TL. Metcalfe
Nebraska
Bryan
Panama Canal Zone
Metcalfe
William M. Thatcher
Kentucky
Taft
Omaha, World-Herald
Tatter
Panama
Gerrison
Newtown Social Notes and Local Deaths Report
The town records a family auto trip to Bridgeport with Ethel and Esther Greenblatt and mentions Nellie Bradley as a routine worker. Margaret Madigan widow of Patrick Bradley dies aged about 80 in North District. funeral at St Rose's. Keating family mourns John P Keating. anniversary requiem mass held at St Rose's. Frosts injure potatoes but crops expected to recover. school visits by BL Johnson. Various local residents return from visits and attend church and church events.
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Mises Anns
Ethel
Esther
Eli Greenblatt
Botsford
Bridgeport
Nellie Bradley
William
John Isis
Suger
Gettysburg
General Assembly
Ford
Connecticut
Gettysburg Field
Margaret Madigan
Patrick T. Bradley
Ireland
Newtown
Thomas F. Bradley
Otis Town
Michael’ J. Bradley
Springfield
Mass
John H. Bradley
St. Roses
Bernard J. Keating
S& Rose
John P. Keating
Ross
Johnson
James H. George
New Haven
Thomas F. Lynch
St. Thomes’ Seminary
Hartford
Mies Irene’ Corbett
T. F Corbett
Queen Street
AP. Smith
Bergeron Held Responsible for Woman's Death
New Haven on June 11 Coroner Em Mix found Joseph F Bergeron criminally responsible for the death of Mrs Elizabeth Doncett. The death occurred June 4 after injuries in hospital. mix notes a three year relationship between Bergeron and Mrs Dowestt across several locations.
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New Haven
Joseph F. Bergeron
Elizabeth Doncett
Em Mix
Downett
Bergeron
Dowestt
Unclear Connection Mentioned Between Bergeron and Dawsett
A fragment notes Bergeron as a married man in Massachusetts with a wife and family. It suggests ongoing findings about jealousy toward Dawsett, with no clear, complete events or dates provided.
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Wunkry
Ther
Bergeron
Massachusetts
Pest Bergeron
Sirs. Dawsett
Dooin Biography Sparks City of Brotherly Love Controversy
The Philadelphia manager Charles Dooin, born in Cincinnati, is mocked as heartless and hard in a harsh portrait. The piece notes his early baseball path, 1902 Phillies season, and aims to spark a debate on his fit with Philadelphia’s baseball legacy.
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Charles F. Dooin
Mr. Dooin
Palieadelphia
Cincinnati
Tomorror
Mr. Doom
Charles
Norwood
St Joseph
Chicago Americans
Br Jce
White Sox
Dooin
Quaker City
Phillies
Ager
Ay Jong
Quakers
Magee
Deelp
St Louis
Dowvin
Ramomarcin
Philadelphia
Desin
Shusgney
Obituary for John G Laippold 46 in city
John G Laippold died this morning after months of illness. He formerly ran a delicatessen on Park Avenue and was liked among German residents. He was 46 and a Woodmen of the World member. Survived by his widow. Suit Sale Star on June 10 Lyford Bros.
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John G Laippold
Mainstrest
Deceasen
Park Avenue
Woodmen
Lyford Bros
Inverted Buckle Debate Sparks Local Figures
A fragmented report lists multiple individuals including Warnes and Meow in a discussion about a device or procedure. Mentions touch on a town meeting setting with names such as Marian Ore Tien and Timeteres. No clear outcome or event is established in readable text.
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Casper Mettler
Flaven
Willan Waterdoert
Testry
Tiel
W. Tinka
Bethelly
Ier
T. Cun
M Giletio
Centra
Timeteres
Hartetl Arbre
Hee Tegeiard P. Feidshte
Wiegele Bau
Harty Stan
Townend
Wareham
Wens
Pritt
Ate
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M. L. Kane
Carpenters
Miettiniir
Soveseimater
Dean
Rosse
Siaat
ecaLr
Russell Sanford
Mme Eda Spencer
Hazel Laman
Ini Seate Street
Mr. and
the Fetfort
Bridgeport Equal Franchise League
Samuel T. Daya
Furthree
Helen King Robinson
Coloresa
United States
Robinson
William ‘T. Hincke
Park Pinca
Dune
Henry D. Belden
Chester
Hartford Hospital
Mr. Seiden
Bart
Congregational Church
Fox’s Lyric Theatre
POLIS
Vaudeville
Logal Tire Gonsern
Panama Zone
Main Middle St
Joreyh
Arthur Evernden
London
Evernden
Johnny Summers
Pelli
Ad Weilgast
Teddy Peppers
Kansas City
Dever
Warner
Buckle
Woodersiey Biya
Orros
Mike Grlie
Remington Visible
Mullins’ Typewriter Exchange
Main & State Sts
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