Korean Butler Weeps When Confronted By His Late Mistress
The tale recounts a Korean butler called Young who confronted Mrs. Mulcahy demanding marriage. He fled the city to avoid court after declaring his love and threatening to harm himself and Mrs. Mulcahy if she did not return his affection. Officers confronted him at the station and he claimed education and charm, while Mrs. Mulcahy described past letters and a deliberate avoidance of annoyances by traveling to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gupta Aroia
TaDoe
Tater, Sroung
Kort
Mulony
Mulcany
Mulcahby
Bray
Dooley
Youns
Utler
Mul
Young
Moulcahy
Youngs
Mulcanihy
Europe
Minnewaska
Grami Central
Four Divorces Granted in Superior Court
Robert B. Brown of this city received a divorce from Pull Brown by Judge Tottie in the superior court on a June 1, 1910 desertion. Aniello Violence of this city was granted a divorce from Guisippina Violante on grounds of infidelity. they wed June 3, 1903. Dr. Harry D. Hanson of Darien was divorced from Emma E. Hanson of New York for desertion on January 15, 1913. they married in November 1592. Van Seoy of this city was granted a divorce from B. Van Seoy who was habitually cruel. The couple married October 23, 1896. Samuel J. Speer, assistant attorney general, left Washington for Flint, Michigan, to address the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Brown
Pull Brown
Tottie
Aniello
Guisippina Violante
Harry D. Hanson
Darien
Emma E. Hanson
New York
Wee the Charee
van Seoy
B. van Seoy
Howells Divorce Case Details Alimony Ordered
Mrs May Howell received a $2,000 alimony in the divorce from Richard Howell, Bridgeport Herald general manager. Judge Tuttle ordered $586 monthly payments after she testified to cruel treatment, a black eye, suspicions of infidelity, and separation last February. The couple married in 1890 and the decree sets the total alimony around $7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Howell
Bridgeport Herald
May Howell
Tuttle
Howell
Howells
Rame Wert
Court bans left side passing near trolley cars in Stamford
Stamford police ordered to arrest drivers who pass a trolley car on the left. Alderman Malcolm McFayden Henry B. Reilly Charles Bjorklund and son Arthur Bjorklund arrested. Arthur fined $5 by Judge Charles D. Lockwood. Bridgeport authorities note prior arrests for left passes, while Stamford directs caution and right-side passing only, under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Malcolm McFayden
Hen ‘Ry B. Reilly
Charles Bjorklund
Arthur
Arthur Bjorklund
Charles D. Lockwood
John J. Phelan
Andrew Hard
Belle B. Ten Buck
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Elsie Buck
Superior Court
Galen Carter
Tuttie
Lcense
Hard
Albert Phillips
Phelan
Bridgeport
St Patricks T A B to Host Big Dance Next Monday
The St Patricks T A B society will hold a mid summer dance at the Brook lawn rink next Monday evening. The society is noted for successful dances around town and ticket sales have been large this week with many expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklawn
St. Patricks T. A. B. Society
Leeds Demands Retraction of Clerk's Letter Over $100 Contribution
Norman Leeds, head of the board of contract and supply, demands City Clerk J A H Robinson retract a press letter alleging a $100 contribution demand. The dispute centers on George L Catlin's testimony and a $15 check. Leeds cites libel and says civil action may follow. Iowa returns signal Gronna and Han for re election on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Leeds
Board of Contract and Supply
J. Alexander H. Robinson
Republican Town Committee
Seclarine
Mr. Leed
George L. Catlin
Mr. Leeds
Clerk Robinson
James Turner
Bridgeport Club
Mr. Catlin
Catlin
John T. King
Leeds
Hobinson
Pirepi Wise Catin
Freak Ballard
Organthe
Radiason
Westport
Conn
Bridgeport
George L. Caili
Republican
Callin
Kirk
MacDonald
Finance Committee
Republican Campaign Fund
Iowa
United States
A. J. Gronna
L. B. Han
Salem Fire Loss Revised to Ten Million Dollars
Salem Massachusetts June 26 a great blaze wiped out over a thousand buildings in the business residential and manufacturing districts last night now burning itself out in ruins Authorities reduced the fire loss estimate from twenty million to ten million Government relief plans move ahead with 10000 rations and a relief fund The tragedy left at least one death a laundry and tenement building and many homeless while some old colonial mansions survived amid the destruction Continued on Page Two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Maes
Cunningham
Lafayette Street
Beverley
Tetey
Batavia Earthquake Kills and Wrecks City
A violent quake in Batavia Java on June 26 caused many deaths and injuries and widespread damage. Offices of the Dutch resident and numerous buildings collapsed at Benkolen the capital while telegraph and cable communication were interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Java
Benkolen
Governor asks federal troops for Montana strike aid
Washington June 26 Governor Stewart of Montana asked that federal troops be moved from Fort Vancouver to Fort Missoula to quell potential trouble in Butte. Senator Myers visited the White House to back the request describing conditions in Butte as very unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stewart
Montana
Fort Vancouver
Fort Missoula
Butte
Myers
White House
State Sends Deserted Family Back to Russia
Mrs Michelena Mansky and two children depart New York for Warsaw aboard the Hamburg American Line Imperator under Charities Investigator Alexander Morrissey. Connecticut will pay expenses. Simon Mansky vanished after abandoning his family last January amid assault charges. The family intends to reunite with Mrs Mansky’s elderly mother in Russia. The article notes a separate Chinese mutiny and killings at Kaleéan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelena Mansky
New York
Alexander F. Morrissey
Warsaw
Russia
Connecticut
Torrington
Simon
Famine pushes Huerta troops out of Guaymas
Dispatches from Guaymas report worsening famine with no flour deliveries and scarce food. Civilians, especially women and children, are allowed to depart under governor orders as unrest grows among troops. A Yaqui unit killed two officers and defected to the constitutionalists. Mexico City confirms Niagara Falls peace protocol will be sent to Congress for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Lapaz
San Diego
Guaymas
Guayamas
Constitutionalists
México City
Roberto Esteva Ruiz
Niagara Falls
Congress
Mexico
United States
Niagara
Vanitie Leads As Boats Begin Race On Ocean
Oyster Bay, June 26. The first race of the single stick yachts under Seawihaka-Corinthian YC started near Lloyds Neck with Vanitie taking the lead at 1 00:05, Resolute at 1 00:58, and Defiance at 1 01:09 amid a NW wind. Vanitie and Defiance show improved form after Glencove tests. Vanitie hit minor rough spots. The Plattsburgh anniversary celebration is set for September 6, lasting six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Cup
Vanitie
Defiance
Lloyd's Neck
Seawihaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Glencove
Vanities
Warner Bros Co To Close for Inventory
Warner Bros Company a major corset maker will close most departments at its South End factory for inventory. Work expected to resume Monday July 5. De Ver H Warner, head of the company, said the failure would not significantly affect the corset business as demand could be met by other sources with Clafin interests among large buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros. Company
United States
South End
de Ver H. Warner
Clafin
Jealousy Said To Cause Would Be Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Dorothy J. Hill drank carbolic acid mouth and chin burned but survived after emergency aid. She is at St. Vincent's Hospital, recovering pending complications. She resisted treatment, was restrained, and warned of another attempt with a revolver. She previously tried chloride of mercury in Scranton. Domestic troubles were cited as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy J. Hill
L. J. Hill
Moving Picture Theater
Courtland Street
Beaudry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Scranton
Mayor Welcomes Visiting Engineers at State Convention
The National Association of Stationary Engineers convention opened at 12:30 pm with a welcome from Mayor Clifford B. Wilson. National President James R. Coe of New York responded, and State President B. J. Reynolds of New Haven also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Clifford B. Wilson
James R. Coe
New York
B. J. Reynolds
New Haven
Detention strain cited in Ballou case in Stamford court
Coroner Phelan probes Waldo R. Ballou death amid claims of detention stress and conflicting statements. Witnesses including Mrs. Anglie, the victim’s companion, faltered under questioning as bloodstains and a crushed hat are examined. Police and lawyers clash over evidence and motives while the inquiry lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Leonard Blondel
Wiiting
Blanflel
Ballou
John J. Phelan
Waldo R. Ballou
Stamford Court Room
Helen M. Angle
Fudge
Albert Phillips
Corcimer
Philips Lester
Phelan
Lyrian
Phelan, During the Time He Pressed For Answers From Mire Angle
Recene
Breanen
Bre Angie
Angie
Angle
Billou
Locomobile American Chain Co. Game Tomorrow at 2
A baseball game between Locomobile and American Chain Co. in the Industrial League is set for tomorrow at 2 oclock at Newfield Port. A separate note reports Windsor Knitting Mill in Gerstown, Md, destroyed by lightning, with details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locomobile- American Chain CO
Newfield Port
The
American Cane T
Industrial League
Windsor
Esgerstown
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Samuel J. Spee
Flint
Mich
Richard
ST. Patrick’s
Robinson
Massachusetts
U. S
Kaleéan
Helen Angle
Huerta
Battle of
Plattsburgh
Warner Bros. CO
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