The Confession of Zadok at the Cold Clubhouse
Zadok recounts the events around Miss Cumberland’s secret mission and a night of danger and deceit at the clubhouse. He reveals following the two women, witnessing a crime, stealing a ring, and the subsequent murder or fatal act, leading to years of torment and a vow to spare Miss Carmel further pain.
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Whispering Pines
Helen
Maggie
Mr. Arthur
Miss Cumberland
Miss Carmel
Zadok
Carmel
Zack
Model Market Advertises Value and Stamps for Shoppers
The notice promotes Model Market as economical with a dollar buys more food, plus profit sharing green stamps on special items for Saturday shoppers. It also references Mass at St Joseph's German RK Church on Madison Avenue with Pastor Hubert Dahme and confessions on Saturdays between 4 and 6 and 7 to 930.
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St. Joseph's German RK. Co
Madison Avenue
Hubert Dahme
Roosevelt Defends Gompers Versus General Otis Editorial Clash
Theodore Roosevelt defends Samuel Gompers and denounces General Otis as a violent opponent of organized labor. He cites Otis’s replies to misconduct charges and urges fair trials for all accused, stressing that newspaper bias should not obstruct justice in the dynamite case involving the Times building.
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New York
General Otis
Theodore Roosevelt
Outlook
Mr. Gompers
McNamara
Times
The
Roosevelt
California
Gompers
American Federationist
Otis
Los Angeles Times
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Notice of Bridgeport hearing on street grade changes
City of Bridgeport Common Council adopts resolutions for hearings on June 19 1911 at City Hall 8 pm regarding de establishment of grade on Clark Street Ridgewood Place Goddard Avenue Asylum Street Eaton Street Fox Street and relocation of tracks in Noble and East Washington Avenues and sewer purchase on Vine Street plus construction of sewers on Parrott Stratford and Glenwood avenues and related property interests
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City of Bridgeport
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Council Chamber
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Park Avenue
Iranistan Avenue
Ridgewood Place
Main Street
Beechmont Avenue
Goddard Avenue
Boston Avenue
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Asylum Street
Rockwell Street
Eaton Street
Norman Street
Fox Street
Noble
East Washington Avenues
Barnum Avenue
William Street
Common Council of
Connecticut Company
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Bridgeport
East Washington and
Conn
C. C. Elwell
City
Vine Street
Samuel Sanford
Samuel C. Shaw
Parrott Avenue
North Avenue
Charles Street
Stratford Avenue
Bishop Avenue
Rachel Street
Glenwood Avenue
Hawthorne Street
Dhe
Fairfield Avenue
Clinton Avenue
City of
Bridgeport Lines
Clinton
Railroad Avenue
New York
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22Nd Street
Wheeler & W
Lson Orchestra
L.b.nickerson
Ee Merchant's Line
Newton Pier
East River
Joy
WW. H. Pease
Yale College saved Mary's will stay at Yale
New Haven June 16 The purchaser of Mary's Temple bar at Temple and Center streets is Mansfield Ferry of New York Yale class of 1903. The sale aims to perpetuate Mary's long linked to Yale life. Mrs Mansfield is the purchaser's grandmother and the rumor was corrected. Ferry with other Yale graduates plans to preserve the old Yale haunt. Louis Linder will likely remain as manager, agreeing to stay if arrangements with the new owners satisfy him.
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Miss Cumberland
Carmel
Fix Telephone
New Haven
Mansfield
Ferry
Yale
Mary’s’ Old Place
Linder
Louis Linder
Mary’s
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