Wilkenda Company Seeks Friendly Ties With Stratford
Stratford June 2. Wilkenda Land Company officers seek harmony with town residents, saying verbal permissions for two wards directing traffic to Lordship Manor were informal. They plan a grand park, claim substantial funds and capital backing, and insist their development will enhance the town’s prospects.
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Seals Ride Horseback Featured in Barnum and Bailey Show
The Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth to perform in the city on June 28. Trained seals and sea lions led by Captain Winston will ride horses and juggle, with Victoria Codona on high wire. Other acts include the Alleppos pantomimes, Japanese jiujitsu and swordsmanship troupe, Katie Sandwina the strongest woman, and a dramatic Cleopatra production. The show notes 1450 cast, 250 dancers, 200 singers, 100 musicians, 60 horses, five elephant herds, and a camel caravan. An entire train carries the portable stage and scenery.
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Cleopatra
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Lottery of Death Suit and Four Mile Rowing Debate
May Lassen sues H & H RR Co for 5080 claiming death of husband William J. Lassen hit by a locomotive on August 1. Yale Harvard four mile race debate follows, weighing the deadly effort, conditioning, and long-term effects on oarsmen and athletic training.
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South Norwalk
William J. Law
Yale
Harvard
New London
Ionn
Charles F. Courtney
Cornell
Courtney
Welen Gould the worlds richest spinster at forty four
The article proclaims Welen Gould as the world’s richest spinster at forty four, detailing rumored fortunes from her inheritance, mansions in New York, and the claim of a vast fortune around 48 million dollars. It notes her bachelor status by choice, rumors of romance and tragedy, and mentions her charitable impulses amid a flood of letters for aid.
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New York
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Tuy Gould
Femarkebie
Society Pages
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Bishop Potter
Minx Iould
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Tivington-on-the-Hudpom
Fifth Avenue
Minn Gould
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Chicago Coliseum Braced as Republican Convention Opens
Chicago June 9 police fill the Coliseum area as the Republican convention assembly begins. Delegates and spectators filer through many entrances. Notables include former Indiana Senator Hemenway and Missouri delegate Mann, with Harry S. New and other party leaders present.
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Missouri
Harry S. New
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Differing Needs of Children Mothers Must Study Individual Nerdts
An editorial discusses two types of mothers and argues for a middle path between excessive child worship and the strict Spartan style. It stresses tailoring parenting to each child’s temperament and health, warning against one-size-fits-all rules and urging mothers to use reason and medical guidance in raising children. It also cites advice from Woman's Magazine on practical bathroom accessories and shirt waist buttoning tips.
Barnum School and Miss Jennie Hurley Lead Window Fund
A committee headed by Barnum school principal and Miss Jennie A Hurley of Oak Street school plans to raise funds for a school window. No window design plans are yet set. A new dress design features embroidered trimming and pink linen with pearl buttons, and a double faced satin ribbon sash.
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Barnum School
Jennie A. Hurley
Oak Street School
Fads and Fashions Describe Elegant Season Trends
The article surveys current dress trends with one piece dresses for children, refined sleeves fusing into bodices, and skirts with hip shaping. It notes washable foulard attire, matched shoes and stockings, and new parasols with natural wood sticks. Luxurious trims include crystal buttons, Robespierre frill lace, and bows of black velvet.
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Panama
Teachers Join Porter Memorial Window Committee
Miss Lilian Silthman of the Sherwon school and Miss Jennie Dailey of Grand Street join the Porter Memorial Window committee. The group, already including Dr. Charles W. Deane and Miss Carrie A. Seeley, aims to fund a memorial window honoring the late Warren W. Porter.
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Lilian Silthman
Sherwon School
Jennie Dailey
Grand Street
Warren W. Porter
Charles W. Deane
Carrie A. Seeley
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