Sigel Suspect Detained in Binghamton Case
Dispatches from Schenectady report detectives watching luggage at Alpha station after a Chinese man used a woman disguise to depart. The bagged trunks tied to a New York baggage agent and Cleveland forwarding, awaiting owner. Chung Sin admits warlike ties but retracts past claims of seeing Elsie Sigel strangled, now saying he saw her body after the killing. investigators press for truth amid threats from the Tong society.
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Siery
Sixyer
New York
Cenra
Cleveland
Bagenen
Sopot
Chung Sin
Elsie Sigel
Leon Ling
Eighth Avenue
Fale
Leon
Stacy
Faein
Ing
Cao
Enon
Chung
Miong Tong
Revolutionary Society
Leos
Frese
Srerwitz Seine
Fox Approves Judson Draft and Corrupt Practices Debate
A long dispatch reports Fox backing the Judson draft and amendments to the corrupt practices act. It notes George L. Fox of New Haven promoting its reform aims, including limiting candidate expenditures. The piece critiques the election court reach and calls for stronger state officer accountability, with commentary on lawmakers and court procedures. Also summarized is a New London death linked to family distress and the suicide of Lawrence Mo eget TR, highlighting survivor details and implicated relatives.
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Jamer
Regreus
Brewtian
George L. Pox
New Haven
Gornmor Lilley
Stilcs Jodeon
Vox
Henator Scott
Prac
Cisetion
Tale
Jud Pon
Swift Bridgeport Pigeons Win Cup
Unclear text reports a Bridgeport area pigeon racing event with Swift Bridgeport Pigeons winning a cup. The item mixes about a violent incident involving a man named William Buttery and details on Bridgeport homing pigeons led by Fenton Christiansen, including race results from Trenton and Magnolia, with several names and addresses.
WEDDED AT TRINITY IN ROMANTIC MARRYING OF MASSON
A wedding from Trinity College united Faery I Masson of Galveston and Mike Starian Flags. Dr Fluvel G Luther, college president, officiated. Miss Fitlen Pings, sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor with Louis Seeerenan of Windsor as best man. The couple will depart for Guivyeston on Saturday.
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United Preas
Anastrond
Faery I Masson
Galveston
Trinity Collecnors
Mike Starian
Charlie Moet Pwex
Fluvel G. Luther
Atudenta
Wena
Louis Seeerenan
New York
Guivyeston
Twenty Pupils of St. Augustine's Receive Diplomas
Augustine's Parochial School Hall overflowed with parents and friends for the class of 0G graduation program. Twenty graduates received grammar school awards. ten girls and ten boys won diplomas for excellence in writing and busin ess methods amid cheers for the top performers.
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ST. Augustine's
Fe. Augustine's
Ibeten
Charles J. McElray
Eleves
Widow Julia Bartram Dies at 74 in Fairfield
Julia Bartram widow of Myron Haynes died last evening at her home in Fairfield after a long illness. She was 74 and descended from an old family with many distant relatives. Abby D. Wakeman of Bridgeport was among survivors. Philip McGuirk, 35 year engineer at Bridgeport Malleable Iron Co., died at 610 Mathod Avenue after a short illness. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Julia Bartram
Myron Haynes
A.“ W. Muurtram
Clinton Avenue
Fine Cramed
Abby D. Wakeman
Pairfield
Fairfield
Philip McGuirk
Bridgeport Malleable Iron Company
Hia
Mathoed Avenue
Rurtland
No License Denied for Sandow Brothers Saloon
County officials refused to grant the Sandow Brothers a saloon license at Bo Greenwich, Stamford. Hearing last week found the place unsuitable. Proceedings note the principal objectors as the Asted Ministers' Association.
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Crimmimduners
Sim Brothers
Bo” Grnedwich
Surest
Stamford
Atartoed Ministers’ Association
Policy cases continued to next Saturday in court
The cases of John D. Carpenter and Andrew Farrell charged with policy dealing were continued until next Saturday when they were called in the city police court this morning. E. O. Hull, counsel for the accused, was admitted to the court this morning.
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John D. Carpenter
Andrew Farrell
E. O. Hull Council
Locomabile Co Driver Travers Hurt In Cup Race
The Locomabile Co driver Travers sustained injuries during the Vaniertilt cup race held Wednesday. Details on the accident and condition were limited, with observers noting Travers was among the top drivers before the incident.
Women Urged to Teach Chinese Sunday School Work
Theodore T. Phillips, superintendent of the Chinese Sunday school at First Baptist, argues that men are scarce as teachers and that women should provide individual instruction to prevent Chinese youths from remaining in pagan belief and ignorance of language and customs. He favors progress but cautions against assuming men would teach better.
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Mirst Baptist Church
Chinsee
Phillips
Americas
Phillina
Before June's End Many Will Wed Delightful Parcel
The town clerk office lists marriage licenses issued to Charlotte A Reilly daughter of John Reilly George Benham clerk Helen P Brown daughter of Gtr and 3iix Churien E Brown George W Brown engineer Btlen OM Mason daughter of James G Madison William H Col bookkeeper Florence Tempor daughter of Israel Tempor al Thomas Wilkes Jr corset cutter Stratford to Elizabeth Horechier daughter of Martin Horechier Louis Pollard suit presser New Haven Bertha Thorn Lorengo Clamestra Philadelphia to Sfaud DiFonce
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William A
Charlotte A
Reilly
John Reilly
George
Benham
Helen P. Brown
Gtr
3Iix
Churien E. Brown
George W. Brown
Auss Btlen OM
Mason
James G. Madison
Wiliam H. Col
Plorence Tempor
Israel Temporal
Thomas Wilkes, Jr
Stratford
Elizebeth Horechier
and Stra
Martin Horechier
Louis ‘Pollard
Suit Presser
New Haven
Bertha Thorn
Lorengo Clamestra
Philadel
Pia
Mise Sfaud DiFonce
Hadley Denounces Bishop Charges At Yale Word Battle
President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale University avoids public quarrel with Bishop Fumes McFaul of Trenton amid charges from Reading universities including Yale urging to undermine faith and freedom. The formal statement signals reaction to radical Shakespearean utterances and Catholic clergy concerns.
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United Press
Mew Haven
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
McFaul
Trenton
N. J
Reading
Yale
Wan
Ace
Tephy
Fishon
T Nim
Murphy Mechanic Dies Viciously At R R Station
Edward Murphy a Bristol Engineering Co. employee from North Adams Mass met a quick death at Bristol Conn after a train collision. He vaulted a center track fence attempting to catch a departing eastbound train and was struck by an inbound fast freight. Remains were scattered along the track as investigators search for identity details.
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Edward Marphy
North Adams Mass
Bristol Engineering Co
Bristol Conn
Rourke & Rourke
Murphy
New Haven
Parmer
Bristol
Weet
Coset
Skilled Workman May Be Burglar
State Detective Frank Virelli again arrested Herbert Poole, a 30 year old plasterer from Stratford, on a June 8 burglary charge. Poole had prior 1807 warrant for stealing two cows from his father in law. the case was dropped by the father in law. He faces hearing tonight before Justice Charlee Fir Teck in Stratford. Poole reportedly drinks heavily at Ames.
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William 2
Buttery
Bayt Main Street
Wanstricken
Johns Fom
Stratford
Alexander Morrissey
Lakemaw
Sneritt
Bridgeport
Morrissey
Tuocy
Tim
Morroissey
Wil
Lakeview
Streight
Fornis Courmital
Midown
Frank Virelli
Herbert Poole
Poole
Eastford
Idmaie Altiera
Hollister Heights
Charlee Fir Teck
Ames
Veteran Masons Honor Bridgeport Man Today
More than 80 Connecticut Masonic Veterans gathered for their thirty ninth annual reunion in New Hartford. Officers elected included Reuben H. Tucker as venerable master and Dwight W. Kilburn as secretary with Henry Atwood as treasurer, as a committee was appointed to revise the constitution for the next reunion. After lunch the group visited Riverside Cemetery where a monument was unveiled for late William Wallace Lee, long active in the association.
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New Hartford
Connecticut Mason Ic Veterans’ Association
Master Tucker
Ansonis
Kilburn
Litchfield
Atwood
Waterbury
Miaster
Reuben H. Tucker
Ansonin
John Rowland
Watt
Humphrey
Hmare
Bridgeport
Henry J. Smith
Ansoning
H. F. Parker
Coventry
Joseph
Woolwarks
New London
Albert L. Hodge
Roxsbury
Robert W. Burke
Middletown
Dwight W. Kilburn
Tiltonfield
Henry Atwood
Watterbury
Harold Waldo
Glaston
John 1D
Bishop
Torrington
Sentine
Bat Pratt
Winate
Riverside Cemetery
William Wallace Lee
Association
Guests Narrowly Escape Fire At Lake George Hotel
A Lake George hotel fire caused near catastrophe tonight as guests fled from Fort William Henry Hotel. Manager Wile and 10 servants escaped in night clothing after a sudden blaze swept through the Adirondack lodging. Authorities estimate substantial property loss with no private effects saved. The fire’s cause remains unknown.
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Lake George Hotel
United Prone
Glens Maile
Fort William Henry
Taka George
Adirondack
Wile
Ento jockeys and charges mark Joseph J. Wilson departure
An unclear report notes Joseph J. Wilson leaving a location amid references to Ento and a caterer venture. The text mentions charges and a possible court or committee context but is garbled, with several hard-to-decipher names and phrases.
Automobile Bill Passes House Despite Debate
In Bartford on June 24 the General Assembly swung through a heated session to pass the amended automobile bill after hours of parliamentary wrangling. The House approved Parker and Leet backed changes delaying the new schedule to December 3 for renewals, with several measures tabled or sent back to committees. The Senate focused on the Connecticut River bridge project and a substitute bill for a half million bond, plus a tax plan for trolley use on the bridge.
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Farmer
Bartford
General Assembly
Leet
Committee On
Malone
Bristol
D'Esopo
Hartford
Tomlinson
Danbury
Donn
Willimantic
House
Msi- Tanti
New Haven
St. Joseph's Hospital
Executive Department
Senate
Connecticut River
Old Lyme
Old Saybrook
Blakeslee
Committee On Appropriations
Alsop
Manwaring
Bridgeport
Connecticut Agricultural College
George F. Payer
New London
Dustin Farnum Testifies in Gould Separation Suit
Star of The Virginian Farnum could not attend in person due to illness. In deposition read in New York, he describes meetings with Katherine Clemmons Gould at St Regis Hotel and Bellevue Stratford, detailing visits, lunches, dinners, and a push to return to the stage. He denies impropriety and notes planned appearance next Monday.
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Aplied Press
New York
Dustin Farnum
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Farnum
Gould
May Robson
Elijah Sells
Castle
Pogram
Far'sum
St. Regis
Paulson
Mrs. Gould
Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford
Mr. Gould
Miss Sells
Miss Robson
Katherine Clemmons
Boston
Shearn
Howard Gould
Monster Blackfish Weighing 1 000 Pounds Caught at New Haven
First fatal heat in New Haven claims Thomas Glynn aged coshman who died at the new hospital after suffering heat. He had no relatives in the city. The heat wave continues with residents urged to seek shelter and hydration.
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New Haven
United Press
Thomas Glynn
Coshman
Ew Hospital
All June Heat Records Broken in Bridgeport
Bridgeport endured extreme heat with multiple record setting days. The hottest period typically centers around the noon hour, yet a peak between three and four PM drew residents to shade and cooling tea. Temperatures rose to unprecedented levels on several days this week, with small declines at a few three o’clock readings before resuming the heat.
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Bridgeport
Calabia Liner Grounds On Canaste Reef Near Havana
The Hambure r American liner Calabria is aground on Canaste Reef between Havana and Matanzas after sailing from Havana yesterday. To the regret of her many friends, Ivy May Jones of the Commercial division was unable to attend the launch at Smith's Theatre on Tuesday evening.
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United Press
Havana
Calabria
Canaste Reef
Matanzas
Ivy May Jones
Ness
Deine
Smith's
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