Italy Will Not Press Extradition For Charlton
Rome reports the Foreign Office will formally request Charlton’s extradition for the Como, Italy murder but will not press the demand. A Jersey arraignment is planned where mental evaluation may delay transfer, with Charlton housed in a Jersey madhouse if deemed insane.
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Charlton
Italy
Jersey City
Hoboken
Porter Charlton
Como
Blair
Chariton
Jersey
State Department
William J. Arlitz
Wart remover ad at Cyrus Pharmacy extols painless use
An advertisement claims Cyrus Wart Remover can quickly remove facial warts without pain. It promotes sales at The Cyrus Pharmacy located at 253 Fairfield Avenue and 186 Cannon Street, urging readers to buy for wart treatment. Sun rise and set times are provided along with tidal notes.
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Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon St
Rockefeller Guest of Dr I Dever Warner in City
John D. Rockefeller visited Dr I DeVer Warner at his home Friday and Saturday then headed to Tarrytown New York with part of the Warner party. He played golf at Brooklawn Country Club Saturday, touring the course with the Warner family and DeVer H Warner. Rockefeller shot nine holes in 46 and 50 strokes on his two laps, noted as a fine performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
I. DeVer Warner
Tarrytown
N. Y
Warner
DeVer H. Warner
Rockefeller
Brooklawn Country Club
Exhibition Concert By Pupils of Hugo
An exhibition concert will be given by the pupils of John Adam Hugo in Warner Hall Tuesday evening assisted by Miss Louise Doerner and Sidney Colborne. The program includes operatic arias, Handel tenor piece, Chopin gavotte, and concertos by Hugo, with performers Beatrice Birdseye Ruth Northrop Louise Doerner G Evers and others. Also an ad for CleanEasy hand cleaner appears.
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John _Adam Hugo
Warner Hall
Louise Doerner
Sidney Colborne
Handel
Mr. Colborne
Schutt
Walse Chopin
Beatrice Birdseye
Die Stille Wasserrose
Kucken
Gavotte
Pirania
Bertha EB. Lustig
Mr. Hugo
Schumann
Ruth Northrop
Beach Misa Doerner
Hugo
G. Evers
No Operation on Teddy Denied Officially
New York June 27 A report claiming Colonel Theodore Roosevelt would be operated on today at the Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital is officially denied by Dr Walter Franklin Chappell s office His secretary states the report is untrue Roosevelt is not coming to see Dr Chappell today nor any other day and Dr Chappell has never treated him The Outlook office adds that Roosevelt did not intend to visit New York today.
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United Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Walter Franklin Chappell
Dr. Chappell
Colonel Roosevelt
Office of the Outlook
Roosevelt
Hughes May Run Again If Teddy Proves Re-Election Feasibility
Albany June 27. If Roosevelt can show Hughes that he can win re election as governor Hughes will decline a Supreme Court seat and run again. Soviet prophets at the capital today say Hughes believes he would be defeated by the machine if forced to seek renomination. With Roosevelt and Taft backing him the outcome could differ, friends say. The presidential itch remains, and staying in politics is seen as essential for 1913.
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Hughes
Teddy
Albany
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Bench
Toay
Taft
Bridgeport Girl In Wesleyan Elections To Phi Beta Kappa
Wesleyan University held class day exercises and announced prize winners with President Shanklin presiding. Awards went to Thomas Flood Portland for a Connecticut history essay, William Montgomery Stamford for protectionism economics, Agnes Thompson Middletown for natural history, Edgar Wallace Ashley for Latin, Howard Bowe Milwaukee for natural history, and others for languages, philosophy, English literature, electricity, Greek, mathematics, and declamation. Eight women Coeds elected to Phi Beta Kappa from the graduation class including Agnes Thompson and Margaret Crawford. notable for the presence of several Bridgeport and Middletown students.
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United Press
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
William Arnold Shanklin
Harrington
Connecticut
Thomas C. Flood
Portland
Weeks
William R. Montgomery
Stamford
Pierce
Agnes T. Thompson
Edgar G. Wallace
Ashley, Pa
Goode
Howard Bowe
Milwaukee
Wis
Schmitt
Vroe F. Small
Rumford
D. S. Boyd
Rochester
N. Z
Carl T. Frost
Waterville
M. Panvanzio
Italy
William Montgomery
F. G. Broadhead
Philadelphia
Briggs
E. G. Vanderbilt
Newark
Parker
James J. Klein
New York City
Taylor
Eng
George F. Brengle
Amenia
Wesleyan Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa
Darrel S. Boyd
N. Y
Harold N. Bower
George S. Brangle
Robert T. Bridge
Hazardville
Comn
Willis A. Gibbons
Freeport
Edward R. Honce
Wharton
N. J
Raymond L. Gilles- Pie
Brooklyn
Howard B. Merritt
Cameron
W. Va
Paul N. Rice
Newton
Mas
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
Margaret Crawford
Marion W. Greene
Bridgeport
Weather Knocks Out Giant Zeppelin Airship
Berlin reports the Deutschland, a giant Zeppelin passenger dirigible, unable to fly for three days due to wind and rain. Owners lost about $9,000 and charged admission at the anchorage to recoup losses, but fewer than 6,000 visitors attended. The airship plans another trip to Düsseldorf on the first fair day.
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United Press
Berlin
Duseldorf
Mrs Beard Denies Divorce Notice in Huntington Case
Amanda F Beard of Brooklyn contests a Huntington divorce suit by Charles Beard claiming she received no notice. Charles had been granted a desertion decree by Judge Ralph Wheeler on June 11. Testimony notes Beard's Sept 27, 1888 Huntington fair trip after his wife refused to go. She reportedly told him she could not live with his two children. She says no deputy sheriff service occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beard
Huntington
Amanda F. Beard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Superior Court
Ralph Wheeler
Beard
Huntington Fair
Garbage disposal decision expected tomorrow afternoon
The board of health and the advisory committee on garbage disposal meet at 4 PM in Mayor Buckingham's office to settle the garbage problem. E P Bullard, president of the Manufacturers' Association, is out of town inspecting an incineration plant and his advice may shape the committee's recommendation to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Buckingham
E. P. Bullard
Manufacturers’ Association
Barn Dance and Fete By Shepherds of Bethlehem Host
The Past Commanders' Association of the Shepherds of Bethlehem will hold a lawn fete and barn dance at the home of Mrs Nellie L Feller located at 2925.
North Main Streets Fete Tonight With Fraternal Delegation
Mrs Feller a past supreme commander will lead a parade style fete on North Main Street tomorrow evening. A novelty bern dance will feature a street hurdy gurdy. A 25 member delegation from the New Haven order of the Fraternal Benefit League will visit the event.
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North Main Streets
Nipped the Revolt Dramatic Nicaragua Coup
Zelaya, eighty years into office, caged a conspirator in a dramatic coup scene. He welcomed the plotters, toasted long life to Nicaragua’s president, then ordered arrests or executions as soldiers burst in. In a separate note, Japan runs the cheapest postal service in the world with letters carried for about seven tenths of a cent.
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Zelaya
Nicaragua
Farcio
Japan
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