Waterous engine passes official test amid harbor limits
The Waterous gasoline engine underwent an official test atmosphere. It excelled in speed and road trials, reaching 38 miles per hour on Noble ave. The pumping test under harbor conditions showed 765 gallons per minute at low tide and 910 gallons per minute when water was higher. Officials from multiple cities observed, including New Haven and Hartford.
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Courtland Street
Noble Ave
New Haven
Hartford
Waterbury
New York
Paterson
N. J
Wilson
Reilly Travels to New Haven for Elks Address
Congressman Thomas L. Reilly of Meriden stopped in the city this afternoon en route to New Haven where he will deliver the principal address at the flag day exercises of the New Haven lodge of Elks. He then returns to Washington to oversee tomorrow's Congressional baseball game between Democrats and Republicans, where he serves as manager and captain of the Democratic nine.
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Thomas L. Reilly
Meriden
New Haven
Elm City
Tom” Reilly
New York Man Reports Lourdes Cure Verified
Special Sun dispatch from London notes Miss Margaret Stabler of Northumberland recovered from paralysis after Lourdes pilgrimage. The Sun correspondent reports her condition improving daily, with doctors and the Rev Father Kershaw endorsing a supernatural cause. The 21 year old had been bedridden for two birthdays and traveled strapped in an ambulance stretcher.
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New York Sun
London
The
Sun
Margaret Stabler
Northumberland
Our Lady of Lourdes
Miss Stabler
Lourdes
Sunman
Cowpen
Catholic Women's League
Lady of
Mellen Sees Road Spend Cash Elsewhere After Merger Rejection
Boston June 14 President Charles S Mellen of the New Haven railroad laments the western Massachusetts trolley merger bill defeat in the senate He says the company will extend the Berkshire Street Railway bill of 1910 and limit trolley activities in the commonwealth The decision frees funds to be used elsewhere and exposes the section long neglected as a service to the New Haven road.
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Boston
Western Massachusetts
Senate
Chas. S. Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Berkshire Street Railway
Commonwealth
New Haven Road
Rev John F Corcoran Dies After 23 Years At St Francis Orphan Asylum
The New Haven Register notes the passing of Rev John F Corcoran a driving force behind St Francis Orphan Asylum for more than two decades. He dedicated his life to the children and the work, earning lasting honor and leaving a void in the city’s charitable efforts. S. Loewith & Co. 116 Bank Street offers year round vacation tours.
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Bush
Aasit Weeseanes
New York
S. Loewith & Co
Bank ST
City Hall
New Haven
St. Francis Orphan. Asylum
Corcoran
Bankstreet
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Rogers Peet & Co
Kuppenheimer
Skeets
John F. Keane & Co
John St
T. L. Reilly
ELKS
Washington
Connie Mack
Jersey City
Gene McCann
Bermuda
Abbott
Ridgefield
George I. Abbott
Mellen
John F. Corcoran
M. J. Buechler
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Post Office News Store
Kennebec River
Hayes Fish CO
Water Street
Glenwood
Coent Elevator
Main Street
Gustav Broch & Son
Fairfield Avenue
Geo. B. Clark & CO
Broad Street
Peck & Lines Company
Middle Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Crawford
Crawford Laundry
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