Yost Ball Team Heads on Ambitious New York Trip
The Yost baseball squad departs at 6:29 am for a tour of New York state visiting Remington typewriter center at Ilion and Albany with a 2:30 pm game in Ilion against Remington Works. They travel via Hendrick Hudson to Poughkeepsie Albany Utica and Bridgeport, meeting L. C. Smith Smith Premier and Monarch groups, with a New Rochelle game Sunday afternoon after mass at St Patrick's in New York.
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Yost
New York State
Tion
New York
Remington Typewriter Co
Ilion
Bridgeport
New Rochelle
Yost Field
Here
Tom Keenan
Michael J. Clabby
East Shore Road
Albany
State Capitol
Utica
Bagg’s
Remington Works
Remington Co
L. C. Smith Co
Smith Premier Co
Monarch Co
White
Wilson
Yost Battery
Mion County Club
New York City
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Havenfeltz
The Hypocrites at Poli's staged by Henry Arthur Jones
The Poli's Players deliver The Hypocrites with sharp satire on clergy and self styled virtue. John Ince as the curate and Miss Alice Fleming carry the weight of the strong play while all cast members excel. Eileen Cuerin sings between acts and Roosevelt in Cairo is shown on the motion pictures. Next week The Call of the North and Fairfield Beach Pavilion season notes follow. Wart remover advert at Cyrus Pharmacy ends the page.
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Poli’s
Henry Arthur Jones
John Ince
Alice Fleming
Eileen Cuerin
Theodore Roosevelt
Cairo
Poli
Northwest
Robert Edegon
Fairfield Beach Company
CleanEasy Hand Soap Ad Pioneer Label
An old advertisement touts CleanEasy as the best hand soap guaranteed not to injure skin. It claims instant removal of stove polish rust grease ink paint and dirt for hands and clothing. Large can priced at 10 cents from William R Winn of 244 Stratford Ave.
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Wm. R. Winn
Stratford Ave
Taft May Veto Buildings Bill Overruns Budget
Washington rumors say President Taft will veto the public buildings bill after Senate add ons push total to about 26 million. New Haven gets 1.25 million plus 350 thousand next year. Wallingford site gets 35 thousand. Stamford 150 thousand. Putnam 65 thousand. Manchester 15 thousand. Middletown 30 thousand. Naugatuck 15 thousand. Rockville 20 thousand. Connecticut items preserved from House totals with conferees expected.
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Washington
Capitol
Taft
Senate
House
New Haven
Wallingford
Seymour
Connecticut
Stamford
Putnam
Manchester
Middletown
Naugatuck
Rockville
Clergyman Weds Trained Nurse in Colchester
News reaches this city of the wedding on August 12 at Colchester. Rev Byron D. Remington, former Berean church pastor, married Cora B. Decker, a trained nurse. The groom is 60, the bride 48. Remington now serves as pastor of Colchester Baptist church. He is father of local undertaker Henry A. Remington.
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Byron D. Remington
Berean Church
Bride
Cora B. Decker
Colchester
Mr. Remington
Colchester Baptist Church
Henry A. Remington
Coal incentive fuels Bridgeport Elks Danbury clash
The Bridgeport Elks offer a one ton coal prize to any player who hits a home run against the Danbury Antlers without stopping. Each Elk on the Bridgeport team who homers earns coal, with possible multiple awards. Em Donnelly arrives as permanent backup, Captain O Leary tightens lineup, and a return match versus Madigan's All Stars looms as tickets sell fast.
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Elks
Danbury Antlers
Bridgeport Boys
A. McNeil, Jr
Bridgeport
Danbury
Ger
Em Donnelly
O'Leary
Madigan’s All Stars
Mother Dies as Son Graduates in New Haven
Graduation day turned tragic in New Haven as Mrs. George M. Eckle of West Haven died suddenly of heart failure just after watching her son John Nicholas Eckle, a member of the Sheffield 1910 class, graduate in civil engineering. He attended the exercises, received his degree, then returned to a darkened home ten hours after the cherished moment.
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New Haven
John Nicholas Eckle
Sheff
George M. Eckle
Third Avenue
West Haven
John Eckle
Mother of Dorothy Deacon explains wedding postponement
London June 23 Mrs Baldwin mother of the bride to be says the postponement of Dorothy Deacon and Prince Antoine Albert Radziwill was not ordered by the prince or the Russian government. She cites awaiting ecclesiastical documents as the reason and notes a tentative gate. guests not yet arrived. The wedding date may be Monday or Tuesday with no new date set.
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United Press
London
Dorothy Deacon
Prince Antoine Albert Radziwill
Poland
Baldwin
Jewelry Worth $20000 Stolen In Washington Recovered
In Washington on June 23 detectives found jewelry valued at $20000 hidden in a rusty tin can in the loft of a livery stable. Stolen March 1, the jewels belong to Mrs. Isham Hornsby and were recovered after a former servant, previously arrested thrice on suspicion, confessed following an attempted sale of an ead stone identified as one of the Hornsby diamonds. The items are secure in the police vault.
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United Press
Washington
Isham Hornsby
Hornsby
Women Save Salem Mayor From Penury After Libel Win
Salem June 23 Victorious after a libel suit Mayor Arthur Howerd admits he is nearly penniless. Eight hundred women who contributed a dollar for his bail bond refused to return the money and urged it stay in a small newspaper owned by the Mayor. Howerd, famed as a political accident, has long faced town opposition yet gains from women supporters who back his Congressional bid against Augustus P Gardner.
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United Press
Salem
Arthur Howerd
Howard
New England
Augustus P. Gardner
Senator Lodge
Southern businessman and bank president’s wife die by own action
Birmingham, June 23 Special from United Press reports Guy R. Johnson, former vice president and general manager of Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron, shot himself last night and died today. His family says business reverses drove him to it, denying any love affair. Earlier, Mrs W P G Harding wife of the Birmingham bank president shot herself in her home, a death still shrouded in mystery.
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United Press
Birmingham
Ala
Guy R. Johnson
Alabama Consolidated Coal & Iron Company
Johnson
W. P. G. Harding
Harding
First National Bank of
Public overpayments for fake consumption cures exceed five million
New York officials say the public has spent over fifteen million dollars on fake consumption cures. An official report notes hundreds of cures and treatments contain harmful drugs like morphine opium and chloroform. The experts declare none cure tuberculosis and manufacturers spend about three million dollars advertising them.
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United Press
New York
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Cornell President Reflects on Goodwin Smith at Graduation
Ithaca N Y June 23 In his address to Cornell University graduates President Jacob Schurman honors the late Goldwin Smith a leading publicist and writer who left about a million dollars to the university He notes ties between Canada and the United States may not form soon but English speaking peoples will stay linked by shared fellowship Also mentions a church entertainment by St George s Church choir directed by Frank Matlin with performers Nellie Price s Florence Murray Lillian French and others.
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United Press
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Jacob Schurman
Goldwin Smith
Canada
United States
Smith
St. George's Church
Frank Matlin
Harry Hawley
Charles Cockerton
Wallace Hawley
Albert White
Thomas Wilson
Nellie Price S
Florence Murray
Lillian French
Charles Crockerton
Asiatic Cholera Rages as Russia Faces Epidemic
United Press dispatches from St. Petersburg report cholera spreading in Rostov and southern Russia. Authorities fear renewed outbreak while medical men warn the disease could become Russia's greatest epidemic by summer's end, with little action taken to curb it.
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Russia
United Press
St. Petersburg
Rostov
Wall Street Today Opens With Mixed Tone
Fractional declines mark early trading on the New York Stock Exchange though the overall mood remains strong. Government bonds hold steady while other bonds firm as the market quiets in late forenoon. Also an advertising blurb promotes the Always Busy Store sale with bargains on summer apparel and hats ahead of circus day.
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United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Gotlieb Gorman Co
Howland’s
The Montenegrin Hostility and Vendetta Tradition
A Wide World Magazine sketch portrays Montenegrins as hospitable yet driven by vendetta. It notes their raids into Bulgaria as personal, small group affairs aimed at revenge, often with swift killings. Despite violence, the piece frames them as honorable hosts who ensure guests are safe while staying.
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Wide World Magazine
The Bargain Chase in American Shopping Habits
A fragmentary critique cites Success Magazine on how bargain hunting dominates American women’s spending. Anecdotes describe impulse purchases, social pressure, and the psychology of chasing ninety eight cent undergarments, with humorous quips about everyday buying foibles and receipts from various papers.
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Mary Heaton
Success Magazine
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Erences
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Bow
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Model Food Market
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