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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
Burglars Bury Loot in Railroad Yards Discovered
Night Watchman Laby interrupted a wholesale robbery at G. Drouve Co. sheet metal works, uncovering three rolls of sheet copper buried near the freight sheds with six more rolls found nearby. Burglars accessed the yard through a window and likely carried heavy rolls out, with a roll valued at about 150 dollars. Laby provided a description of the suspect to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square
Laby
G. Drouve Te Co
Pulip Street
Strange
Luby
Drouve
Se Loves
Coney Island Scenic Railway Cars Plunge Fifty Feet
A June 23 United Press report from New York says two cars on a Coney Island scenic railway toppled over an embankment of about 50 feet. Five people were killed or fatally injured and nine others seriously hurt. all victims are local except Henry Fletcher of Los Angeles, who was reported dying at Coney Island Hospital. Police launched a strict investigation and licenses for several scenic rides may be withdrawn after changes to operation are made. The hot weather drew a large crowd and trains ran at full capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Coney Island
Enorus
Coneynd
Henry Fletcher
Los Angeles
Coney Island Hospital
Wart remover sold at Cyrus Pharmacy for facial warts
An advertisement claims Cyrus Wart Remover can swiftly remove a disfiguring wart on the face with pain free treatment in a few days. It notes availability at The Cyrus Pharmacy located at 263 Fairfield Avenue and 16 Cannon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon
Hats and eyewear sale and Port Jefferson steamship sail
Local ads promote H Dillon & Co offering a range of hats and veil options at lower prices than competitors. G W Fairchild & Sons tab multiple optical items and watches. Also advertises 1:30 pm weekday and Sunday steamer excursions from Fairfield avenue wharf to Port Jefferson with 6 pm return, touting cool breezes and invigorating sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dillon & Co
Main St
G. W. Fairchild & Sons
Opticians
Mee
Park City
Port Jefferson
Long Island
Fairfield Avenue
Wedding bells may ring again for Roosevelts
United Press reports from Oyster Bay June 22 that a new tennis court replicates the old Roosevelt court at Sagamore Hill. Colonel Roosevelt plans a future lineup of players including James R. Gid Gifford Pinchot and William Loeb Jr. as guests arrive for matches with Hamilton Club delegates. A visiting journalist, James T. Williams Jr., is seen with Ethel Roosevelt, hinting at possible future marriage prospects for the Roosevelt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
White House
Africa
Egypt
New York
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Mm Washington
James R. Gi d
Gifford Pinchot
William Loeb, Jr
Columbus
Akron
Alteman
Oyster Hill
James T. Williams, Jr
Washington
Hitchcock
Federal Civil Service Commission
New Mexico
Ethel Roosevelt
Hill
Italian Doctor's Boy Kidnapped by Blackhander
New York June 22 Italian detective squad reports no trace of Michael Scimeca four year old son of Dr Mariano Scimeca kidnapped from his home on Prince Street. The physician, a leading Italian doctor in the city, has received over 20 blackmail letters signed Blackhand demanding 500 to 5000 dollars or the child would be killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Michael Scimeca
Mariano Scimeca
Scimeca
Prince Street
Elizabeth Street
Dr. Scimeca
War Department to tell Congress how to repel invasion
Washington June 22 The House Military Affairs Committee reported favorably on Representative McLachlan's resolution calling upon the War Department to reveal the nation's preparedness to repel a Pacific coast invasion. Rumors say the War Department will provide Congress with full details. Support poured in from military authorities and Western residents urging the department to disclose the actual facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
House Military Affairs Committee
Representative McLachlan
Republican
California
War Department
Pacific
Congress
McLachlan
West
Two Italians Found Dead From Wounds in Scranton
Scranton reports two unidentified Italians found dead in the roadway today in South Scranton. One man was shot four times in the abdomen and the other once. They were about twenty and thirty years old. The younger carried $49 in his pocket. Police believe the other man was held up for robbery, resisted, and killed one of his assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Scranton
South
City Normal School Class of 1910 Delivers Teaching Day
Record crowd attends the City Normal School public teaching day as the class of 1910 showcases charts, room-by-room lessons, and art displays under Miss Jackson and Miss Rosenthal. Mary Marafi is highlighted as best writer with strong scholarship and music. Seniors present Cantoria relief gift, plant class ivy, and depart for commencement next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Normal School
Board of Education
Post
Mary Marafii
Bridgeport
Mary
Mary Jackson
Sadie Rosenthal
Jackson
Miss Caldwell
Miss Oelsher
Miss McNamara
Miss Thomas
Miss Buchanan
Miss Macdonald
Miss Beardsley
Collins
Miss Goodwin
Miss McGarry
Reid
Anderson
Sadler
Miss Clarke
Walter Stokes
Miss Hunt
Miss Blood
Miss Farnam
Miss Howes
Cantoria
Della Robbia
Ivy
City Normal
Jay
Bessie Hawes
Weed
Fenton
Cornell
Fitzpatrick
Theatres promise cool comfort for Polis guests this week
Polis patrons are assured of a cool theater inside despite outside heat by a new cooling apparatus. The Poli Players deliver strong performances in The Hypocrites with Ince as Rev. Edgar Linnell and Fleming as Rachel Neve praised by critics. Miss Guerin sings between acts and Roosevelt views are shown on the Electrograph. Next week rehearsals begin for The All of the North. A portable gas lamp from Bridgeport Gas Fixture Company will be given away next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polis
Poli
Mr. Ince
Edgar Linnell
Miss Fleming
Rachel Neve
Eyvery
Miss Locke
Hggenton
Buchanan
Williams
Daly
Miss Lawrences
Eileen Guerin
Roosevelt
Cairo
North
Northwest
Robert Edeson
Bridgeport Gas Fixture Company
GARTERS MAKE LAWSUIT OVER PATENT LICENSE
Foster Hose Supporter Company of New York sues Thomas P. Taylor of Bridgeport in Hartford federal court seeking injunction and accounting for alleged patent infringement on Ella Foster Young’s abdominal pad and hose supporter. Taylor asserts a license, judge Platt reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Taylor
Foster Hose, Supporter Company
New York
Thomas P. Taylor
Bridgeport
James P. Platt
Circuit Court of the United States
Hartford
Ella Foster Young
Foster Hose Supporter Co
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Platt
Public Opinion on Poverty and Self Destruction
The editor laments rising personal crisis reports tied to poverty and self harm, noting a shift from pistols to poison to gas. He argues poverty drives these acts and warns against repeating a history of societal failure amid economic disparity. B. Vigilant, Farmer Want Ads. 1 Cent a Word.
Donnelly Chosen State President of the Eagles
John M. Donnelly won the election to lead the Connecticut State Eagles at Stamford, breaking a prearranged slate. Bridgeport delegates backed Donnelly over T. S. Beck, with Donnelly later tied to county sheriff prospects. Officers named include J J Dewey president and P J Armstrong secretary. The State convention reported 5,240 members and 20 of 21 Aeries affiliated, plus field day planned at New London on August 18. Also notices a summer cold advisory urging Foley's Honey and Tar from F B Brill and Curtis Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Stamford
John M. Donnelly
T. S. Beck
Donnelly
Bridgeport Aerie
Order
Con
Necticut
Aerie
Bridgeport
P. H. Brady
John H. Spittler
W. H. Callan
James H. Redden
J. J. Dewey
Torrington
New York
Rockaway Beach
New London
Opposition Grows to Ocko Liquor License Transfer
A hearing on transferring Mathias Ocko’s liquor license from Cannon Street to Pembroke and Arctic Streets drew strong opposition from remonstrants. Property owner Frederick Mullins and local residents cited saturation of saloons, while Rev. Paul Satorovsky saw distance from his church as a factor. despite some support, the commission withheld a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Ocko
Cannon Street
Pembroke
Arctic Streets
Thomas Co. Coughlin
Frederick C. Mullins
Arctic
Pembroke Streets
Paul Satorovsky
Brooks and
Jane Streets
Patrick Giblin
James F. Keane
Railroad fills harbor south of roller lift bridge
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company has for days been filling the harbor south of the roller lift bridge. It plans to reclaim a large land parcel between the harbor line and shore from Congress Street Bridge to Stratford Avenue Bridge. A government inspector watches as trains carry material to the bridge and workers shovel it into the water. thousands observe from the footbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Harbor
Congress Street
Stratford Avenue
Jack London Battered In Brawl In Oakland Saloon
Famous socialist author Jack London was involved in a fight in a private room of Timothy Muldowney’s saloon in Oakland California. London was ordered removed from the premises and his case heads to the police court for a sequel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oakland
Cal
Jack London
West
Jeffries- Johnson
New York
London
Timothy Muldowney
Muldowney
London Bartender Assault Case Sparks Arrest
London's face was badly battered during a fight with bartender Muldowney who was arrested on an assault and battery charge. London promised to appear as a witness against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Muldowney
Kaiser Heads to Kiel for Boat Races Amid Injuries
Berlin June 22 Kaiser leaves for Hamburg with injured leg bandaged and resting on cushion to sail on the Royal Yacht Hohenzollern to Kiel observers. he is guest of Herr Ballin as hundreds of yachtsmen gather, two physicians accompany him following sister in law Princess Feodora's death. Funeral services for Harvey H. DeWolfe largely attended at 1347 Boston Avenue with interment in Lakeview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Kaiser
Hamburg
Hohensohler
Kiel
Herr Ballin
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Feodora
Harvey H. DeWolfe
Boston Avenue
C. E. Barto
F. H. L Hammond
G. P. Abbott
J. Ashroft
James Spargo
E. A. Chaffee
L. B. Nickerson
C. 8. Hames
Lakeview Cemetery
Weather and Wall Street Roundup from June 22
New Haven forecast calls for fair tonight and Thursday with no defined storm east of the Rockies. Pleasant general conditions with light showers in parts, temperatures near 0 in spots, and readings of 94 in Washington and Philadelphia. In New York, Wall Street opens with fractional declines but quickly improves, rail issues rise, and government bonds hold. midday trading shows many stocks at high levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Rocky Mountains
Washington
Philadelphia
Wall Street
New York
Boycott from South America on Uncle Sam
Delegates from Venezuela at the Pan American conference in Buenos Aires propose forming a confederation of South American nations to boycott American goods in response to perceived U S meddling. They argue the United States sought to dictate South American politics after the Castro overthrow and enforcement of claims against Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Valparaiso
United States
Venesuda
Buenos Ayres
Irom
Venezuela
Castro
South America
Near Earl Weds New York Woman in London Today
Montague Charles Eliot grandson of the third Earl of St Germans wed Agnes Post daughter of the late Arthur Post in St George's church Han over Square London Guests included the Duchesses Roxburghe Marlborough and Somerset A large reception followed and the couple began a continent honeymoon Eliot friend of King Edward faces a doubtful path to the Earldom due to succession gaps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Montague Charles Eliot
Earl of
Lord Barrymore
Eliot
Edward
Earldom
St. Germans
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Ethel
Blackhander
Mary Maraffi
THE
Poli’s
American
Athens
Foley
F. B. Brill and
Curtis Pharmacy
Eagies
Smith-Murray CO
Rica
Matchiss
Emeet
Bridgeport Gas Fixture Co
Maen‘street
R. T. Rock, Prop
Sam Harris
Main Street
Sam Bareis
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
P. D
Pat Ape
Uncle Sam
Near Earl
Cleaneasy
ASD
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