Crowning of George V fuels praise and criticism in London
London observers report a coronation marked by royal pageantry but dampened by public fears over cost and Kitchener’s strict security tactics. King George V showed signs of nerves while Queen Mary appeared composed as crowds gathered, barriers rose, and the procession moved through city streets amid mixed public enthusiasm.
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Charles P. Stewart
London
United Press
Britain
George WV O
Mary
United Kingdom of
Great Britain
Ireland
George's Road
Jess
George
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Fhee
Canterbury
Hammond
Abbey
John Hays Hammond
House Votes Four Thousand For Souvenir Taylor
Hartford dispatch reports the House approved a 4000 dollar appropriation for a history and legislative souvenir published by Souvenir Taylor. Lawmakers debated the bill, with Representative Thomas opposing as wasteful and motioning to postpone, but the motion failed 77 to 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hartford
House Today
Senate
Taylor
Thomas
Waterbury
Peck
Stratford
Hotchkiss
New Haven
Chancer
Rock Hill
Scott
House
Dust on streets prompts complaint in Hancock Spruce Pine area
Citizens complain of dust raised by passing vehicles on un sprinkled streets. Residents along Hancock avenue and Spruce and Pine streets suffer most from the dusty condition and seek street cleaning and watering.
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Hancock Avenue
Spruce
New Haven Paper Palladium Now In Receiver's Hands
New Haven June 22 The local Morning Palladium aged 83 years is now under a receiver appointed by the Superior Court yesterday. The application was filed by L R Hammond president of the Palladium Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Paper Palladium
United Press
New @Haven
Palladium
Superior Court
L. R. Hammond
The
Palladium Company
Governor Baldwin appoints state officials in Hartford
Governor Baldwin announced direct appointments across multiple state posts on June 22. Appointments include three Fort Griswold commissioners with six names, two embalmers, a veterinary board member, and three voting machine commissioners with one new appointee. In Darien, Abel Dance testified in the Gazuli land dispute, seeking relief in the Commer Pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hartford
Baldwin
Fort Griswold Tract
Sarah T. Kinney
Ernest E. Rogers
New London
Wales
Meriden
Adrian F. Muzzey
Bristol
Morton F. Plant
Groton
Louis Robinson
Anne A. Thomas
Eugene Baker
Edward P. Jones
Winsted
Thos. W. O'Keefe
Middletown
Veterinary Board
James H. Kelly
New Haven
George E. Bicknell
Henry M. Snell
Saybrook
Martin E. Broderick
Thompsonville
Snell
Dance
Gazuli
John Lazuli
Abel Dance
Darien
Scott
Commer Pleas Court
Gazal
Templars Skip Coronation Trip For Danbury Field Day
About 150 Hamilton commandery Knights Templar members left the Masonic Temple for a Danbury field day with a brass band and a special train. Nelson Freshour supplied 30 lambs and 22 helpers for the event, part of a 300 person gathering.
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George
Richard Coeur de Leon
Hamilton Commandery
K. T
Masonic Temple
Danbury
Lake Kenoshia
Crusader Temple
Nelson Freshour
Knights Templar
Crusader Commandery of
Swan Brewster's Place
Paradise Green
Stratford
Knights Templars
Fones Named Defendant in Sister's Suit Over Trust
Dr. Alfred C. Fones and Frank T. Staples face a suit filed by Grace Fones Copeland of Philadelphia. Hartford judge heard the case as Mrs. Copeland seeks to set aside a trust agreement tied to about $20,000 from Civilian Fones's estate. Copeland alleges misapprehension and misrepresentation. decision reserved.
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Alfred C. Fones
Frank T. Staples
Grace Fones Copeland
Philadelphia
Hartford
Platt
United States Circuit Court
Copeland
Dr. Fones
Civilian Fones
Arma
Erma
Alfred Fones
Fones
Woman's Page
The
Philadelphia Enquirer
Who Knows William Henry Bartlett in This City
Inquiries reach the Town Clerk about William Henry Bartlett once living here ten to eleven years ago. His brother James Bartlett of Ivybank Greatham East Liss Hanti England seeks his whereabouts. William Henry reportedly naturalized, lived in Bridgeport a decade ago, wife named Josephine, one child, native of St. Jo ewn.
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William Henry Bartlett
James Bartlett
Ivybank
Greatham
East Liss Hanti England
William Thomas
William Henry
Bridgeport
Josephine
St. Jo
Ew On
Webster Claims Pencil Sharpener as His Property
Edgar P Webster testifies in superior court over a temporary injunction amid claims by Smith and Egge that his pencil sharpener model was their invention. Webster says he worked on the device in his spare time and that a Newark firm inspected a different model. Testimony shows Webster's long employment and potential ownership stake, with proceedings continuing at press time.
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Edgar P. Webbster
Reed
Smith & Egge Co
Weblock Co
Edgar P. Webster
Smith Egge
Webster White
Webster
Weblock
Rapid Manufacturing Co
Newark
Charles E. Smith
Smith & Egge
Boy of Four Drinks Iodine, Terrifies Mother at Home
John Foley, aged 4, at 38 Poplar Street, was found in this forenoon draining a large bottle of iodine. Dr. Krause treated him with starch and milk. The child remained well after the intervention.
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John Foley
Poplar Street
Krause
John
Patans May Be Man Who Has insulted Women
Patrolman Connery arrested Mariana Patane, a greenhouse laborer in the northern city, suspected of harassing local women for weeks. Patane, who admitted prior Sing Sing time and a 60 day jail sentence last June for a similar offense, is held in $1,000 bail for trial in the city court tomorrow.
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Connery
Mariana Patane
Patane
Sing Sing
Whitney and Havens to Open Stock Exchange Branch
Whitney and Havens prepare a new branch stock exchange office for Carpenter Baggott & Co, one of the largest operators, with temporary space in the Newfield building and later in the Stratfield. Whitney and Havens bring prior ties to Boody & McLellan and Stephen Osborne, dating back to 1903. Weather forecast from New Haven predicts fair conditions tonight and Friday with warmer temps and general rain sweeping from Tennessee to the Gulf and Atlantic coast.
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F. A. Whitney
James H. Havens
Stock Exchange
Carpenter, Baggott & Co
Newfield Building
Stratfield Building
Mr. Whitney
Boody & McLellan
Havens
Stephen Osborne
United Press
New Haven
Judson Defeats Banks Plan in Senate Public Utilities Debate
Hartford June 22 Senate session packed as Judson led a decisive move to reconsider last week’s vote on the public utilities bill. He argued the Banks amendment fails to empower a real regulator, while stressing the minority bill’s penalties and duties, urging the chamber to reject the Banks proposal as ineffective and risky.
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Banks
Fairfield
Whiton
New London
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Norwalk
Hartford
House
Judson
Spellacy
Donovan
McNeil
Bridgeport
Fenn
Paddock
Mahan
Public Service Corporation
Flo
Connecticut
Public Service Corporations
Capitol Building
Musuled
Miner Commission
Siacshody
Ody
Legislaths
Banka Re
Jodeon
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King George V
England
Palace
Hert
Porniave
Scotland Yard
Freshour’s
Lambs
Werather Indications
Public Utilities
Lafayette St
Broad St
Kline Bros
Washington Terrace
Crawford Laundry Co
Fairfield Avenue
Cor. Courtland
State, Cor
Myrtle Ave
Railroad Ave
G. W. Church
Park Row
Somer
Stamford
Conn
Myrtle Avenue
Park Place
Chas. S. Cole
State
E. F. Hallen
Hubert Tator
Ator
Main Street
S. Scott
M. M. Tator
Guardian
Warner Bros Co
Fromé Pridgeport
Bex B
Farmer
Lodge No. 30
Orner
Middle, St. Ary
P. J. Donovan Brass Foundry Co
Railroad Age
Dorset
Oak
Dido
Toomey
State St
Iaaroud Ave
Low Ave
Roajgop
Farmer Building
Parmer
P.O
North
Washington Ave
J. F. Selleck, Jr
Main St
Werner Bros. Company
Boston
Elmwood Ave
Selleck Jr. Co
Southworth’s
West Ad Garage Thone
Wood Avenue
North Avenue
Pacific St
Washington Avenue
J. B. Seileck, Jr
Main St. Doerr
Noble Ave
Pape
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