Gov Dunne’s Wife Celebrates Enfranchise Law
Springfield June 21 Mrs Edward F Dunne wife of the governor who signed the suffrage bill yesterday rejoices with Illinois women at his action. She says she will exercise the right to vote whenever opportunities arise and will instruct her daughters to do the same. She notes her domestic duties and large family but praises her husband for signing the bill and vows to participate in elections and related proceedings.
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Springfield
Mass
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
Ilinois
Two Nurses Found Shot To Death In Bedford Hills
Rosa Ue Roque a French Canadian and Catherine Lacy both trained nurses were found dead in their room at the Bedford Hills branch of the Montefiore Home for Chronic Invalids. They had been shot with a preliminary report suggesting one fired on the other and then killed herself.
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Bedford Hillis, N
Rosa Ue Roque
Catherine Lacy
Bedford Hills
Montefiore
State Takes Child From Squalid Home
Four year old Ethel Breslin daughter of Thomas and Annie Breslin of 113 Howe Street was committed to the Fairfield County Temporary Home at Norwalk by Probate Judge Howard F. Hallen. The child was described as one of the most pitiable cases seen by local charity authorities. The mother is a confirmed drunkard serving jail time and the father is deemed unsuitable to care for the child.
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Ethel Breslin
Thomas
Annie Breslin
Howe Street
Fairfield County
Norwalk
Howard F. Hallen
Uute
Hallen
Thetget weekly whist winners named at Saint Anthony’s
The weekly whist of the season by the ladies of St Anthony's parish concluded last night with 28 tables needed for the event. M J Curnan of 2230 Brooks Street won a round trip ticket to Saint Anne de Beaupre. Other winners included Mrs H Ceron, D Amiot, Mrs Bray, Mrs J Denomme, F Poissant, Ernest Bonin, Mrs J Ward, Mrs H Jane, M Metcalf, M Bowden, W Broman, Mrs Poissant, W Caron, Jas Roy, E Thibault, A Gagnon, J Piquette, and K Lapine.
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Tget
Stthony’s Parish
M. J. Curnan
Brooks Street
Saint Anne de Beaupre
Mra H. Ceron
D. Amiot
Mra Bray
J. B. Denomme
F. 5. Poissant
Ernest Bonin
J. Ward
H. Jane
M Metcalf
M. Bowden
W. Broman
Mrs. Poissant
W. Caron
Jas
Roy E. Thibault
A. Gagnon
J. Piquette
K. Lapine
Mountain Grove Cemetery Gains Two Acres East of Ash Creek
The Mountain Grove Cemetery has acquired two more acres on the east side of Ash Creek adjoining existing grounds. The land comes from tracts once owned by Minot Tuttle, the heirs of Isle Barnard Hughes, and Thomas Moody.
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Mountain Grove
Ash Creek
Minot Tuttle
Barnard Hughes
Thomas Moody
Fire escapes to be installed in Bridgeport schools
Work will begin soon on installing suitable fire escapes on city school buildings following a recently passed legislative act requiring safety devices in educational structures. Only two of Bridgeport’s 26 school buildings currently lack these exits, indicating broad compliance is planned.
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Bridgeport
German welcome for ambassador Gerard
Berlin June 3 The proposal of Justice James W Gerard of the New York State supreme court as United States ambassador to Germany was received by the German foreign office yesterday and forwarded to Emperor William who is at the Kiel regatta. The nomination was very favorably received in official circles. Proposals sealed bids will be received until 12 o'clock noon July 1 1913 for furnishing four drinking fountains with cooling apparatus and pipe connections. Specifications on file at Board of Contract & Supply City Hall Room 29.
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Berlin
James W. Gerard
New York State Supreme Court
United States
Germany
Foreign Office
Yesterney
Emperor William
Kiel
Board of Contract & Supply
City Hall
City
Blunt Funeral In City For William T Blunt 88
William T Blunt aged 88 years 2 months 10 days funeral at his residence 223 Frospect Street on Saturday 38th Inst at 2 30 p m burial Mt Grove cemetery Also Mary Bamberg widow of Casper Bamberg aged 92 years 1 month 27 days funeral from Christian Bambergs 487 Ogden Street on Saturday June 28th at 2 30 p m interment Lakeview cemetery Bamberg variant notice in this city June m
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Blunt
William T. Blunt
Frospect Street
Mt. Grove
Mary
Casper Bamberg
Christian F. Bamberg
Ogden Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Ae Bamberg
Lauterbach in Senate inquiry over Union Pacific deal
June 27 Edward Lauterbach, noted New York lawyer, faced Senate inquiry led by Robert S. Lovett, chair of the Union Pacific executive committee. Lovett alleged efforts to hire Lauterbach to grease the wheels for the dissolu tion plan with Southern Pacific. Lauterbach denied attempting any lobbying for a big fee and asked to tell his side before the committee. The piece then shifts to a column on pure food and cooking.
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Washington
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Senate
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Lovett
Lauterbach
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
Lauter
Deepester Crgersts Day Event Noted
A fragmented notice references a local event titled Deepester Crgersts Day. Readable text is limited, with unclear details on date, location, or organizers, but several proper nouns appear, suggesting a community observance or celebration to be clarified in follow up.
Missing Bodies Sought After Grain Dust Explosion Wreck
Buffalo June 27 One hundred fifty men under B M Husted president of Husted Milling Co searched wrecked grain plant for bodies buried beneath steel concrete and charred timbers. Death list stood at 14 with conditions of injured worsening. Missing list lists twelve names. nine believed found in ruins by police firemen and company officials.
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Buffalo
B. M. Husted
Husted Milling Company
Denial of Receiver for Mexico Railway
New York reports say Speyer & Company and other banking houses doubt a receiver was appointed for the National Railway of Mexico. They see no financial grounds for such action as all debts are met. A despatch claimed from President Huerta denying E N Brown’s resignation was released by a banking house.
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New York
Speyer & Company
National Railway of Mexico
Mexico City
Huerta
E. N. Brown
The
Road
President Wilson to spend summer in Cornish New Hampshire
Washington reports President Wilson and his family depart for the summer White House at Cornish New Hampshire with plans to stay only a few days to settle in. If Congress adjourns over July 4 the stay may extend a few days. Also licenses issued for couples Joseph F. Fanning and Mary F. Baldwin Charles W. Denter and Lillian Cole Charles W. Smith and Grace M. Harris Aurelius Piper and Ethel Sheraad.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Cornish
N. H
Congress
Joseph F. Fanning
Mary F. Baldwin
Charles W. Denter
Lillian Cole
Charles W. Smith
Grace M. Harris
Aurelius Piper
Ethel Sheraad
Future Policy Debate for New Haven Railroad Area
New Haven directors and a stockholders protective committee led by George Von L. Meyer plan a late afternoon meeting to discuss the future policy of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad area. Meyer says the group holds proxies for 250,000 shares but remains unaligned with any director, promising impartial, unprejudiced opinions.
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New York
New Haven & Hartford
New Haven
George von Ll. Meyer
Navy
Meyer
President Ison appoints Hayden and Doo for California posts
Washington reports Thomas B. Hayden chosen as United States district attorney and Judge M. T. Doo as United States circuit judge for the northern district of California. The announcements list the two officials as the President’s selections dated in June.
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Washington
Thomas B. Hayden
M. T. Doo
Ison
United States
United States Circuit
California
Waiters Bound Over For Horse Stealing in Meriden
Meriden June 27 Charles W Williams and Edward Haywood both of New York waiters were bound over for the higher court on a charge of horse stealing. Each is held in 1500 bonds. Williams hired a horse to visit his sick wife and the pair were arrested after driving the horse about 100 miles in 24 hours. Williams says they did not steal the outfit and only lost their way.
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Meriden
Charles W. Willliams
Edward Haywood
New York
Williams
Wallingford
Haywood
Worcester
Boy Held in 750 Bond for Signal Tampering Near Hartford
Hartford June 27 John Bestiano a 13 year old boy who tampered with railroad semaphore signals near the Connecticut River ten days ago was bound over to the superior court this morning under a 750 bond A court appointed commission found him not insane Farmer Want Ads One Cent 8 Word.
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Hartford
John Bestiano
Connecticut River
Superior Court
INDSMAN GIVES UP J. W. W. LEADER
Nathaniel Hermann IWW leader, held on 1200 bail over riots inciting charges tied to Ipswich Hosiery Mill strike, surrendered today as bondsman fears hostility will force him from Ipswich. Hermann had been jailed in Salem. friends say new securities found.
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Ipswich
Mass
Nathaniel Hermann
Industrial Workers of the World
Grand Jury
Hermann
Salem
Hazardous climbing warned on electrified New Haven road towers
A formal safety notice warns against climbing electrification towers along the New Haven road after recent hazards. Officials urge caution and adherence to warnings to prevent injuries.
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New Haven Road
Morahan and Nevins to Portland Vacation Stopovers
Gordon F. Morahan and Edward A. Nevins leave tomorrow for a two week vacation to Portland Maine. They will travel via Boston to witness the Washington Americans versus Boston Red Sox game and the Philadelphia Athletics against the Red Sox along the trip.
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Gordon F. Morahan
Edward A. Nevins
Portland
Maine
Boston
Washington Americans
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Smoldering Ruins At Buffalo Plant Toll Seen At Fifty
Fire at Husted Milling and Elevator plant in Buffalo, New York, caused a dust explosion that killed many and maimed sixty others. About twenty bodies were recovered the next day while crews sifted through twisted girders and concrete as the ruins stood sixty feet high. Aerial scene shows firefighters spraying water into the wreckage from railroad tracks amid collapsed sieve towers and freight cars.
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MW@ing and Elevator company
Buffalo
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R. S. Lovett
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Rossini
Brillat-Savarin
Plato
Opictetus Set
Louis XVIII
Prince of Conde
Riehellen
Colbert
Mazarin
Journal of the American Medical Association
Eta
Morris
Preces
Geo. B. Clark & CO
Broad Street
POST
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Mexico
Old New Hampshire
Waiters
Boy
Indsman
Indiana
Toledo
Chicago
Woodville
South Bend
Ind
Buffalo Plant
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