Reilly Secures Posts for Meriden Men Amid Crews
Meriden June 15 Congressman Reilly announces appointments for Meriden men including Jhbo FyTerdera for four years as postmaster at San Tent HR. Bibeaw, a grocer, is named postmaster at Meriden. Other sanctions to O’Mailey and Doungin are expected to receive offices. A public anecdote about lost umbrellas and transit delays follows in a scattered local item.
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Meriden
Jhbo FyTerdera
Reilly
Bibeaw
San Tent
Geore O'Mailey
Osar L. Doungin
Funeral notice for William G in this city June 1914
In this city on Saturday June 1914 Michael Dutty invites friends to attend the funeral of William G. at 2 20 p m from Kleter street. burial in local cemetery with undertaker services and year long arrangements specified. card lists services to be held at a residence and church, with ceremonial interment in nearby cemeteries.
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Michael Dutty
Kleter Street
Tucsdy
Santa Burr Syursan
Willian
Vice President Stevenson Dies in Chicago After Illness
Adlai Ewing Stevenson, vice president under Grover Cleveland, died Saturday night in a Chicago hospital after several months illness. His three children were at his bedside. The Career of Adlai Stevenson spanned law and politics, with roles as district attorney, congressman, and presidential elector, culminating in his recognition as a prominent Democratic figure.
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Chicago
Lal B. Stevenson
United States
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Democratic Party
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Inepoene
Cantér Po
Blackburn
Kentucky
Lewis W. Green
Teto
Bloomington
Hill
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Simlar
James & Ewing
Tlinois Kaldialen
Steyenson
Tliinois
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Stevenson
John c Nuls
McNulta
Finotsmm
O.ver Cleveland
Europe
Wart remover advertised in early 1900s paper
An ad promotes Cyrus Wart Hemover at Cyrus Pharmacy 418 Fairfield, claiming painless wart removal and beauty improvement. It markets Stove Polish and cleaners, a large 10 cent can, and lists Wm R Winn Stratford Ave as manufacturer and E Sherwood Manicure specialist at 412 Security Building, 1115 Main St with phone 187%.
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Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield
Wm. R. Winn
Stratford Avenue
Soal
Olly Biatr
YACHTS FEAR SHAMROCK MAY LIFT THAT TROPHY
New York reports mounting interest in the America's Cup races as Resolute Vanite and Defiance prepare to defend, while Shamrock IV nears sailing. debate continues over towing during the Atlantic crossing and fairness of race rules. English and American yacht interests clash over ballast limits and tendering practices, with public commentary from yachting authorities.
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New York
Resolute
Vaniile
Defiance
Thomas Lipton
America
Nicholson
Sandy Hook
England
Nicholaon
Shamrock TV
Atlantic
Cup Committee
New York Yacht Club
Emsligh Yachting
Heromecus
New York Yacht ‘Club Committee
Vacation Plans And School Examinations At Lighthouse Point
A long school note reports Sophomore clade deciding against this year's honor system, with a future rollout next semester for self government. Junior class picnic scheduled for Tuesday June 22 at Lighthouse Point features a second floor vs third floor baseball game. Exams moved to room 15 with Miss Eames in charge and Yale examiner in room 18 assisted by Mr Swartz. Seniors practiced the class hymn for commencement while first period exams occurred in rooms 5 7 8 9 and 10 for freshmen sophomores and juniors in German and French. Mrs Sullivan conducted Cicero in room 12. Henry Mendelsohn and Clifford Walter spent the weekend at a Sound Beach summer home recovering from exams.
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Lighthouse Point
Roens
Phe Collee
Mias Eames
Yale
Mr. Swartz
Germany
French
Golden wedding of the Peters ons observed in Bridgeport
Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson of 178 Gilbert Street yesterday celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a reception and banquet at the Norden Singing Society Hall on Wall Street. Surrounded by four of their five children 13 grandchildren and many friends they received gifts including a $50 gold purse. The couple who married in Sweden on June 11 1854 later moved to America living in Brooklyn before settling in Bridgeport. Mr Peterson a prominent Swedish resident is a painter who runs a large local business and holds memberships in Norden Scandinavian and Valhalla societies.
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Charles Peterson
Gilbert Street
Norden Singing Society
Wall Street
Andrew Lawson
Sweden
America
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Gustave
Adolf
George
Anna Schrader
Stamford
Mary Jellife
Petersom
Norden Society
Scandinavian Society of
Valhalla Society
Catholic Churches Burned During Italian Riots
Rome reports say during the general strike riots 14 churches were burned and 3 damaged with 28 others damaged or looted. Work resumes in Ravenna Forti Cesana Rimini Lugo Faenza Parma as authorities restore order in other districts. Farmers want ads continue.
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Rome
Italy
Ravenna
Forti
Cesana
Rimin
Lugo
Faensa
Parma
American stars seek Stamford Bridge entry in British championships
The Amateur Athletic Union granted nearly a dozen top U S athletes international permits to compete at the Stamford Bridge track and field championships in London. The list includes hurdlers sprinters and distance runners from leading clubs with several noted past greats referenced in a nostalgic retrospective on early baseball and track legends.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Stamford Bridge Ground
London
England
United States
Hannes Kolehmaines
Finland
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Winged Fist Organization
Great Britain
Eastern Association Results and Today’s Games
Yesterday in the Eastern Association Springfield lost to Bridgeport 6 New Haven beat New London 7 New Britain defeated Pittsfield 12 Saturday Bridgeport beat Hartford 4 Pittsfield edged New Britain 2 In first games Pittsfield defeated Springfield 5 New Haven beat New London 4 In first New Haven beat New London 6 New London 4 Games today Pittsfield in New Britain Hartford in Waterbury
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Springfield
Bridgeport
New Haven
New London
New Briain
Pittsfield
Hartford
New Britain
Games Today
Pittsheld
Waterbury
F.C
Pittsfield As
New Haven Es
New Britaina
McCoole Yet Defeated for World Title Claim in 1869
In 1869 Aike McCoole defeated Tom Allen near St. Louis in four rounds, a bout touted as World championship but undermined by Jem Mace holding the English title. McCoole had earlier claimed the American title after John C. Heenan’s retirement, and later claimed the title after beating BMI Davis at Rhodes Point, Missouri. Allen, a St. Louis fighter, challenged McCoole but the referee ruled in favor of Allen on a disputed foul, a decision many fans rejected.
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Aike McCoole
Tom Allen
St. Louis
Jem Mace
McCoole
John C. Heenan
Jos Coburn
Charleston
Bmi Davis
Rhodes Point
St.Louis
Bill Davin
St. Loui S
On Rovius
Allen
Ameror
Lousiana
Frank Kisus
Montana Doin Sullivan
Oakland
Young -Dyson
Eugene Tiikie
Liver Pool
Boxing and Shows Barred in Prison
Sacramento reports state board member Charles Sonntag says vaudeville and boxing in California prisons foster restlessness and escape plots. Prisoners previously enjoyed prison talent shows then professional exhibitions. Boxing was halted as it amplified brutal instincts among inmates.
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Sacramento
California
Charles Sonntag
Sonntag
Darby OBrien A Great Outfielder Of Brooklyn Dodgers
The article recalls Darby OBrien known as William D OBrien a renowned early outfielder in America lead the Brooklyn Dodgers in hitting with a 314 average as he rose from the old New York Metropolitana to prominence in the National League during the 1880 season and beyond describing his place in baseball history and his battle with illness.
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O'Brien
Ty Cobbs
Lipman Pike
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Cuthbert
Philadelphia
Martin
Chicago
Dave Egeier
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Mutuals
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al Gedney
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Jim O'Rourke
Boston
Nationals Association
Joe Hornung
Paul Hines
Providence
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Worcester
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Brooklyn
Bitty Sunday
Pittsburgh
Joe Kelley
Baltimore
Ed Delehanty
Thompson
Detroit
Willie Keeler
Ore
Brodie
Yep
Child
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Haz
Ty Cobb
William D. O'Brien
O’brien
New York Metropolitana
Dodgers
Players League 1
Louisville
Plaza Theatre brings Chaplin and vaudeville stars to town
Charles Chaplin appears at the Plaza with Mabel Normand in a Keystone comedy titled Mabels Happy Day. The bill features Huckins Fun rural comedy sketches with Walsh Lynch Co performers including Tom Dingle Guisella Picconi and the Heel Sisters in a varied vaudeville program.
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Charles Chaplin
Cool and Cosy Plaza
Msnterpiece
Keystone
Mabel
Mabel Normand
Chaplin
Bridgeport
Walsh, Lynch & Co
Artemus Jason Thatcher
Fellér
Dingle @ Conner
Tom Dingle
Amer
Tca
Guisélla Picconi
Udt & Kerp
Callan
Student Military Camps Ready to Open
Washington June 15 Plans for the student military camps to be held in July at Burlington St. Ludington Mich and Asheville NC have just been completed by Captain RK O Van Horn of the general staff of the army and the War Department has ordered cavalry and infantry organizations to proceed to these camps. The camps will be held from July 6 to August 7.
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Washington
Burlington
St. Ludington
Mich
Asheville N.C
Vanhorn
General Staff of
Army
War Department
Receipts Offset Big Gold Exports In New York Market
New York June 1—Heavy gold exports of nearly 20 million were offset by currency receipts, yielding a net gain of about 9 million for the week. Call money eased as the market remained buoyant on bullion outflows and rising demand for funds. Bank reserves fell by 18,700 amid expanded holdings, while Great Northern Equipment Co planned stock moves and dividends trended lower year over year.
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Barron Financial Wwe
New York
Dolons
Tevel
London
Sidtv
Great Northern
Great Northern Ratinas Co
Extens
Confidence Returning Says Henry Clews And Co
Henry Clews and Co report confidence is returning as issues ease. The note discusses economic hopes, potential relief for railroads, and a trend toward more stable conditions, referencing law and past measures influencing markets.
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Henry Clews
Would Have Business Men Form a Ch Organization
June 15 New York editorial debates whether business men can organize to influence policy through a federation or chamber of commerce. It questions the impact of capital and the labor movement on national commercial machinery and hints at potential risks to social order.
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New York
Lngialet
Tertioe
Wusioen Hall Praanes
Dole
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