Mixed social notes from Madison Square Garden to Seattle
Social notices recount Earle Bartram and family returning from Massachusetts and Vermont, a June 24 1869 voyage, and connections to Horace Greeley. The Park Congregational church and Gen Silliman chapter figures attend a sangerfest at Madison Square Garden. Also on view are Pratt Institute graduates in Brooklyn, a 76 street wedding, and Miss Mary Louise piano program at Mazomic Temple Hall. Nic plans to sail from Seattle on July a in electric studies.
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Gresley
Nashus
N. G
Horace Greeley
Park T Congregational
Gen. Silliman
Mary Louise
Susan Hawley Devis
Mazomic Temple Hall
Eisa Clauder
Henrietta Clauder
John R. Woodhull
Mary Chapter
Franklin
H. Ells‘worth
Nic
Seattle
Personal Musical Plans and Local Social Notes
Personal musical plans span a multi month Philippines and Japan trip with return to Detroit ahead. Ivy May Jones unable to attend a grad summons due to illness. Marion Grace Dawe celebrated at 497 Arctic Street with games and lunch. gifts received. Military notes: Sergeant Louis Brague to replace Lieut. Irwin, eight to nine years militia service. Span ish War veteran, attached to United Spanish War Veterans. Summer home Bonnivisw in Huntington noted. Read family summer at Greenfield Hill. None Such Whist club planned weekend at Miss Alice Bayliss in Trumbull with Bancroft Burns Sistrand Hurd Wilson and Mrs. Smallwood. Bachelor Girls club of D. M. Read employees held annual picnic at Beardsley Park with 20 maids, lunch, witty roll call, light shower, car ride home, conductor paid. Participants include McDowell Studley St John McHugh ONeil Spinning Noonan Ireland Delaney Ward McNerney and others.
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Louis Brague
Stratford
Weutenant
Coanttaneuiere
Fred C. Irwin
Brague
N. W. Bishop Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Alice Bayliss
Trumbull
Misses Bancroft
Lena Burns
Alice Sistrand
Ethel Hurd
Ella Wilson
W. E. Smallwood
Bachelor Girls Club
D. M. Read Company
Straiight
Beardsley Park
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Pequonnock
Lulu
Margaret Ireland
I. Thornton
Ae Agnes
D. M. Read
McDowell
Studley
St. John
McHugh
O'Neil
Spinning
Noonan
Ireland
Delaney
Roaches Run Rampant. Roach Powder Sold for 35 Cents
Roaches running wild around the house are tolerated by careless housewives. Some make a faint effort to get rid of them, but typical methods fail. Cyrus Roach Powder terminates roaches, is harmless, clean, and not poisonous, priced at 35 cents per pound.
Doctor Advice And Sailor Diet Quip In Warm Weather
A doctor tells a patient to vomit everything and take a sea voyage. A bystander jokes about the cart before the horse. The patient opts to stay home in warm weather and eat a light seafood diet from Ser Fish Market. The market advertises fresh blues and bluefish from the harbor.
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Ser
Distinguished Prelate Comes to St Charles for Graduation
The St Charles Parochial School holds graduation tomorrow at 7:30 PM on East Mains Street. Rt Rev T F Hickey will present diplomas to 25 pupils, award three gold medals, and address graduates alongside Monsignor Lynott and Rev Father Murray.
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St. Charles Parochial School
East Mains Street
T. F. Hickey
Rochester
St. Charles School
Bishop Hickey
Irene Stanley
Elizabeth Mic Padden
Esther Judge
Rosella Judge
Mery O'Brien
Alice Kelly
Esther Burns
Loretta Payton
Bessie Lannon
Anna McGee
Kathryn A. Macdonald
Lilan Fox
Margaret Tierney
Mary McGee
Daniel Kenny
Harold Fox
Peter Wanbery
Joseph Donnelly
Charies McElroy
Michael Simko
Francis Rock
Rt. Rev
DD. Wi. D
E Grammar Boys
John Kane
Charles McElroy
John Corcoran
Mary McIcillian Fox
Irene Stenley
Peter Hanbery
Loretta Payden
Judge
Wilzabeth McPadden
Ethel Burns
Pauline Lannon
Kat Jonala
Marie O’brien
Margaret Tieman
Wither Aoe Fox
Lucille Grandfield
Alice
Bessie
Red Haired Man and Woman Clash on Fairfield Street
A red haired man and a terra cotta haired woman created a disturbance on Fairfield Avenue near Water Street. She slapped him when he grabbed her arm and later struck his head with a valise after a heated exchange. The couple, headed to New York by trolley, argued over control of the grip as bystanders watched. The woman, incensed, spilled green soap shampoo on her skirt during the melee and later traded smiles with the man as they boarded a trolley for Norwalk.
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Fairfield Avenue
Water Street
New York
Atlantic Hotel
St. John
Find
Norwalk
Formal Closing of Schools Observed in City
The public schools will close tomorrow morning with pupils and teachers assembling in their rooms for the distribution of reports and presentation of honor certificates. The session will be called at 9 o'clock.
Architect Cooper Sues Derby Over 700 Damage Claim
Frederick A. Cooper an architect of this city filed a 700 damage suit in Common Pleas court against the city of Derby. He seeks pay for work on the Irving school house with the city claiming a cost not exceeding 20000 and proportional compensation. The plaintiff contends an old agreement with the Board of Education was annulled by a contract with a special committee appointed by the General Assembly.
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Frederick A. Cooper
Derby
Common Pleas Court
Scott
Cooper
Irving
Board of Education
General Assembly
Nixon and Brooker Probe Ship Trust Loans Case
In Saratoga Springs on June 24, testimony in a New York Supreme Court case revealed Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia Conn a Republican National Committee member and Trust Company of the Republic director had no knowledge of shipbuilding loans or guarantees totaling millions. He said he would have protested loans exceeding 1 500 000 to Nixon and Dresser and the guaranteed 2 560 000 in Nixon and Dresser loans if aware.
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Sartoga Springs
Charles F. Brooker
Ansonia
Conn
Republican National Committee
Trust Company of the Republic
United States Shipbuilding Company
Charles H. Kavanaugh
Trust Company
Supreme Court
van Kirk
Shipbuilding Company
Brooker
Ing
Stuyvesant Fish
John W. Young
Lewis Ixon
Pro
Fish
Nixon and Dresser
New York State
Maki
Nixon
Dresser
American Brass Company
Torrington, Conn., Savings Bank
Ansonia National Bank
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Bermuda
Waterbury
Torrington
New York
White Mountains
Hot Springs
Perry_ Belmont Stuyvesant Fish
Herbert L. Satterlee
Sheldon Syndicate
Europe
Young Bryan Bride Weds in Montana Lake Ceremony
In Lincoln today William J. Bryan Jr. married Miss Helen Berger at the bride’s father Alexander Berger’s summer home at Grana Lake Col. The 22-year-old son of the late presidential candidate plans to continue studies at the University of Arizona in Tucson with his wife to follow after the ceremony.
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Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan, Jr
Helen Berger
Alexander Berger
Milwaukee
lGrana Lake
Col
Nebraska University
Berger
Arizona
Mies Berger
Tuscon
University of Arizona
The Cold Water Cure and a Smoke Law Case
The article discusses the cold water cure for colds urging frequent glasses of cold or hot water and notes its historical roots in a physician’s old prescription. It contrasts persistent thirst with liberal water intake and cites the Philadelphia Press. It also briefly mentions a case of execution for violating a smoke law and a talk by EB. H. Blake on home fire dangers.
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Philadelphia Press
Homse
EB. H. Blake
Surveyors’ Institution
Blacklisting Prevention Bill Passes in General Assembly
The General Assembly enacted a bill to prevent blacklisting of employees, mechanics, or laborers and to bar publication of their names with intent to block employment. The measure covers any person or corporate officer or agent who blacklists or aids in publishing such information to prevent work opportunities.
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The
General Assembly
Not the Kind He Wanted and Other Historic Vignettes
A muddled collage of antiquarian anecdotes and moral reflections. It recalls Richard Burchett’s odd will granting sexual liberty for Nell and a note on London coal’s early ban. It also recounts George Monro Grant’s dinner exchange with Sir John Macdonald, Hannibal Caesar and Napoleon’s ambition, plus a quip about a press agent.
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George Monro Grant
Sir John Macdonald
Grant
Queen’s College
Williamson
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