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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1911

Page

6

Wife Murderer Pays Penalty at Sing Sing

Frederick Gebhardt and Thomas Barnes were executed at Sing Sing for murder. Gebhardt killed Anna Luther whom he had married as Otto Mueller in Newark and disposed of her savings. The case involved a long pursuit ending with a confession later denied.

United Press Ossining Sing Sing Frederick Gebhardt Thomas Barnes Barnes John P. Ledyard Brooklyn Gebhardt Anna Luther Otto Mueller Newark N. J Germany Islip L. L Shoter Sherlock Holmes L. I Hamburg Ger Eller Muellers Hoboken Long Island City Mueller Fred Gebhardt

Social and Personal Highlights From Local Gatherings

At 73 Yale Street Mrs W E Allen hosted a pleasant garden party for her son John Horn Allen with six St Augustine’s parochial school teachers in attendance. Holden Memorial circle meets tonight at Mrs Robert Knox’s home on Sedgewick Street followed by a social. Park Avenue Temple Woman’s ancillary meets Wednesday evening in temple school rooms for final season gathering. Mrs George W Hills entertained her bridge club at Fairfield country home Saturday, guests admiring the garden. Trinity M E church members await Dora Brinsmade’s tomorrow evening talk on The Ideal Husband in response to the pastor’s talk on The Ideal Wife. Bridgeport Yacht Club members enjoyed Saturday night hops, popular with both young and old alike.

W. E. Allen Yale Street John Horn Allen Master Allen St. Augustine’s Parochial School Holden Memorial Circle Robert Knox Sedgewick Street Fairfield George W. Hills Bridge Club Mrs. Hills Trinity M. E. Churchere Dora Brinsmade Mr. Povey Bridgeport Yacht Club

Robert Brown Yale Observatory secretary emeritus dies

Robert Brown died in New Haven at his sister’s home of heart disease. Born in Cincinnati in 183% he graduated from Yale in 1857 and spent sixteen years at Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Co. as secretary treasurer and vice president. He served Yale Observatory as secretary for twenty five years until 1907 and helped found Yale’s first gymnasium. He left a widow and two daughters. Carrie Nation's will leaves about $10000 to the Carrie Nation Home for Drunkards Wives in Kansas.

New Haven Robert Brown Yale Observatory George Gray Brown Cincinnati Yale Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Co Astronomical Observatory Sores Sutary Yale Club West American Assciation For the Advancement of Science

Farmington Maine Mystery Ends in Slaying Case

In Farmington Maine the mutilated body of Mrs Etta Taylor was found in a shallow grave in her yard. Her husband Marshall Taylor a guide sits in jail showing little emotion as investigators close in. Also arrested is 26 year old housekeeper Giba Searles sister of a noted wife killer.

United Press Farmington Maine Etta Taylor Marshall Taylor Taylor Giba Searles Thomaston

Obituary Notices From South End and Nearby Areas

Obituaries report Margaret E Lavin age 21 of 399 Gregory Street died of peritonitis at St. Vincent's Hospital. Survived by Thomas and Ellen Lavin, two sisters Annie and Mary, two brothers James and Jeremiah. Frederick J. Baker, Harlem River milk train engineer, 50s, died after long illness at 185 Harriet Street. Survived by widow and two sisters Mrs. Elliott Reed and Blanche Bak. Irving Dentz died at his father Solon J. Dentz’s home 1461 Main Street in his early 20s after long illness. Edith Adeline, daughter of F Leslie and Lillian I Spear Abbott, died at 49 Parallel Street at age two years, three months, and 21 days. Funeral for Frederick M. Lockwood, who died in Mobile Alabama after appendicitis, held at 23 North Avenue Extension at 2 PM with Rev W L Bennett. interment Mountain Grove Cemetery.

Margaret E Thomas Ellen Lavin Gregory Street St. Vincent's Hospital South End Annie Mary James Jeremiah Lavin Frederick J. Baker Harriet Street Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Elliott Reed Blanche Baker Irving Dentz Solon J. Dentz Main Street Stonington Conn Edith Adeline F. Leslie Lillian I. Spear Abbott Parallel Street Frederick M. Lockwood Mobile Ala North Avenue W. L. Bennett Mountain Grove Cemetery

Twelve Lose Lives by Boats in New England Waters

Boston reports indicate twelve victims were claimed by New England waters over the weekend due to canoe and rowboat overturns. Ages range from 11 to unspecified, with fatalities involving multiple local waterways and seasonal boating activity.

United Press Boston New England

National Conference Discussing Problems At Boston Meeting

Boston June 12 Another array of prominent speakers at the National Conference of Charities Corrections resumed with seven sectional meetings. Notables included Miss Jane Addams Rev Charles Stellzele Dr Washington Gladden Dr Richard C Cabot Joseph Lee and Rabbi Wise. Attendance remained high and the event drew continued interest. A separate item notes the Elks club steward David F Donovan welcoming a son weighing 12 pounds with a healthy mother. In Atchison James Challis and Z K Jackson set out on a big game hunting trip in British Columbia with bows and arrows.

United Press Boston National Conference of Charities & Corrections Jane Addams Charles Stellzele Washington Gladden Richard C. Cabot Joseph Lee Rabbi Wise David F. Donovan Elks’ Club

Morys Temple Bar Sold and Other Briefs

The historic Morys Temple Bar at Temple and Center streets was sold, with papers due to be signed soon. owner change rumored to a Mrs Mansfield. Louis Linder, longtime proprietor, cites plans but gives little detail. Also included are short notes on the origins of the Marseillaise, Westminster Hall, Milton on flight, a workplace anecdote, and brief adages.

New Haven Mory Temple Bar Temple and Center Streets George M. Gunn Old Yale Louis Linder Mansfield Linder Mary’s

Woman Held In 10000 Bail In New Haven Case

Edith Hotchkiss of 302 Dixwell avenue was arrested on a charge of a criminal operation against 17 year old Grace Sperry at 152 Morris street. Sperry is hospitalized in serious condition. Bail set at 10000, secured by Andrew Isle. Previous bond forfeited. Coroner Mix and Assistant City Attorney detadh directed the arrest.

New Haven Edith Hotchkiss Dixwell Avenue Donnelly Dorman Grace Sperry New Haven Hospital Mix

Doings In Local Fraternal Groups and Notices

Local fraternal events highlight the Arion Society outing at Forest Grove with a fine repast and amusements. Samuel Harris Lodge of I O O F prepares for a 35th anniversary in October. Odd Fellows Association hosts a shore dinner at Meadows End. Modern Woodmen Dewey camp demonstrates degree work en route to Buffalo 1925 encampment. Bridgeport Eagles initiate 25 members under Capt Joy, followed by social events. Heptasophs to Milwaukee biennial session June 13 17. Commercial Travelers to hold 16th annual convention in New Haven with 74 local attendees and 7000 expected overall. Loyal Order of Moose organizer addresses Putnam camp. Bridgeport Antlers join South Norwalk Elks in anniversary celebration with Wheeler Wilson band. Pasadena letter from 1911 references Foley and Co endorse Honey and Tar Compound for colds.

ODD Fellows Association Odd Fellows’ Association of Bridgeport Island View Meadows’ End Odd Fellows’ Hall Dewey Modern Woodmen of America J. J. McCarthy Buffalo Bridgeport Aenue of Eagles Edward J. Joy The United Commercial Travelers New Haven Wheeler and Wilson T. M. Adams Order Elm City ELKS South Norwalk Bridgeport Elks Wheeler & Wilson Band

Auto hits two men near station injures one severely

William A. Chase of Providence and Ray V. McKay of New Haven were struck by a car driven by George A. Douglass of Bridgeport near the railroad station. Chase suffered a broken right leg and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital. McKay had minor injuries. Douglass gave his name and the passengers to the police.

William A. Chase Mortimer Street Providence Bridgeport Ray V. McKay Lake Place New Haven New England Navigant Co George A. Douglass Howard Avenue Chase McKay Douglas

Newfoundland Rescues Boy From West River Rescue

New Haven June 12 A large Newfoundland saved a boy who fell from the Congress avenue bridge into the West River. The dog swam with the boy until Frank J. Carey of Westville pulled both to shore. Another boy also needed help and was saved. Dr. Beck treated the rescued youngster named Doty.

New Haven West River Frank J. Carey Westville Congress Avenue Mr. Carey Dr. Beck Doty

Danbury Hotel Proprietor Dies Suddenly

Danbury reports the death of John R. Clark proprietor of Clark's hotel at Lake Kenoshia aged 11. He died suddenly of heart disease last night leaving a widow after many years of running hotels at the lake.

Danbury John R. Clark Clark Lake Kenoshia

Women May Avoid Operations With Pinkham’s Compound

Letter from Mrs. Orville Rock of Paw Paw Michigan says four weeks in hospital after a dismal condition led her to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it with restoring her health and urges other women with female complaints to try the remedy instead of surgery.

Lydia E. Pinkham Orville Rock Paw Paw Mich Lydia Pinkham

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Melgs & Co Park Avenue Temple Temple Washington Carrie Nation Kansas Knox Star Zenith Shoes Preigs & Co» Incorporated Outfitters Bridgeport, Conn Ayer Mory’s Temple Freron Barras France Mouget de l'Isle Strassburg Rouget Westminster Hall England Columbus America Rome Edward Richard II Charles I Cromwell Warren Hastings William Wallace Thomas More Somerset Essex Strafford Guy Fawkes New York World John Milton Britain Harold Tom Bill Skinner & Co Judge’s Mrs. Hotchkiss Arion Society Arion Singing Society Forest Grove Samuel Harris Samuel Harris Lodge Messrs H. M. Booth John H. Lee Wilbert Sanford William Faubel F. M. Card Dewey Camp Order OF Heptasophs Charles H. Roder Heptasophs Putnam Moose N. Waldo Kennedy Loyal Order of Moose Putnam California Pasadena Cal Foley and Co Foley C. H. Ward Drug Co C. L. Parsons, Sec’y and Treas Foley's F. B. Brill Curtis Pharmacy Big Newfoundland St. Joseph Field Chichester Meigs Model Food Market & Cuy Bakery Main ST City Bakery Building White Mountain N. Buckingham & Co. Inc Bay State Ranges State Street Peck & Lines Co Middle ST Bridgeport,ct Thrift Berkshire Mill CO Screenen Lehigh Haugatuce Valley Ice CO Uptown Fairfield Avent Housatonic Avent IRA Gregory & CO Stratford Avenue Sprague Sprague Ice & Coal East End East Wash. Ave Ceeae Ee Hitfini Main Wheeler & Howes Congress Street Bridge
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