St Mary's school closing exercises honor 15 graduates
The Pembroke street ceremony filled the auditorium with pupils and guests. The 15 graduates included Marion Malone and Loretta Harrington with Miss Malone as valedictorian. Salient moments featured essays on Evangeline and Saint Catherine, a pantomime At the Golden Gates, and medals and diplomas presented by Rev. John F. Murphy.
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St. Mary's School
Pembroke Street
Marion Frances Malone
Loretta Marion Harrington
John Edward Keefe
Elisabeth Ruth McBiroy
Catherine Veronica Hegan
Letitia Marion Finn
James Coughlin Shannon
James Edward Marion
Wilfred Charles Stead
John Francis Feeley
Maria Josephine Harrington
Harret Frances O’neil
Catherine Elizabeth O'Loughlin
Irene Eleanor Harrill
Letitia M. Finn
Wilfred G. Stead
James EB. Marron
Elisabeth R. McElroy
James
G. Shannon
Stephen Moylan
Laurine M. Dunn
Golden Gates
Irene
Havrilla
Bt. Mary's
John F. Murphy
Marion F. Malo
Loretta M. Harrington
John B. Keete
Elizabeth R. McElroy
Catherine V.regan
Letitian M- Finn
James ©. Marron
Wilfred C. Stead
John F. Feeley
Maria J. Harrington
Ursula Crabby
Mary Le +ko
Annie Stead
Austin Munich
Claude Boyton
Margaret Kearney
Fred Cuneo
Herbert Schwenck
Helen Kritot
Mary Rorke
Valentine] Grillo
Mary Lawless
Edward McGovern
Victoria Obruchay
Elens Regina
Ronard Dillon
Grads Aiken
Léroy White
Winnifred Rorke
James McGovern
Howard Wade
Helen Cavanaugh
Lawrence Grillo
Palmer
James Shannon
Sophia Obruchay
Edna Dee
Edna Kelly
Ethel Quinn
Arthur Baldwin
Daniel Baker
Harold Ryckman
Dan O'Leary
Marycha
Weather Forecast For Bridgeport On Tuesday Evening
Bridgeport Conn Tuesday June 28 1910 weather cloud y tonight fair tomorrow with clearing and warmer conditions expected as a high pressure builds across the region. Winds light southerly diminishing followed by a calm night.
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Idgeport
Conn
Op era waists offered at low prices in lingerie styles
A sale features opera waists in lawn and batiste with fine lace and hand embroidered patterns. Prices range from two to six dollars normally, but the waists are offered for much less, emphasizing light, delicate decoration and stylish silhouettes.
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Albae
Batiste
Stamford Fire Destroys Barn Fueled by Paint and Paper
In Stamford last night a barn fire caused by a large cache of paint and wall paper ignited, with estimated damage around 8000 dollars. No injuries reported. Local authorities investigated the blaze as an accidental flame spread.
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Stamford
Max Wargrows
New Haven County Faces Missing Reports and Fuel Costs
County investigators report Ford and Johnson Chair Company balances not shown in official records. Commissioner Walter reveals the county paid for boiler fuel at the company shops behind the county jail, mostly employing Esviet labor. The Civic Federation, State committee, and Pastor Union probe alleged mismanagement. Attorney Robinson, a key accuser, was absent but to be summoned.
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New Haven
Jacob Walter
Ford & Johnson Chair
Civic Federation
Charles Robinson
Charles Robinson and the Pastors’ Union
Suma
Walter
Robinson
Blakeslee
Canary Islanders as Athletic Heritage and Odd Tales
Canary Islanders trained from infancy in self defense and warfare shaping athletic prowess, with anecdotes of stone dodging and orange catching cited from Seville legends. Additional notes discuss hiccough cures by neck pressure, a medical tip from Dr Moody, and a quip about what defines a gentleman learned from a valet in Brighton.
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Canary
Spain
America
Canaries
Islands
Seville
St Louis Republic
Charles 8. Moody
Wickersham Talks Trusts at Harvard
United States Attorney General Wickersham addresses Harvard Law School on trust power and government controls. He laments the Supreme Court's delays in antitrust rulings and argues against constraining law to fully prevent intercompany combinations while urging clear standards to curb monopolistic behavior.
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United Press
Boston
America
United States
Wickersham
Harvard Law School
Lowell
Harvard
United States Supreme Court
Grand Jury Names No Organized White Slave Ring
Special from United Press New York June 23 The presentment by the grand jury headed by John D Rockefeller Jr says there is no evidence of an organized trafficking ring in women for immoral purposes. It denounces procurers and procuresses and urges arrest on sight and stiffer laws. The report blasts moving picture shows as vice dens and criticizes massage parlors and manicure establishments after surveying 125 such places.
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United Press
New York
Grand Jury
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
New York City
O'Sullivan
Autoist Drowned under Car Near Hammond Creek
Peter Ripley a 31 year old Hammond resident drowned when an automobile he was under overturned into a creek near Doby Lake Front Park party had gathered for supper then headed toward Hammond. Ripley’s companions were severely injured but expected to recover as Irving Betz reportedly lost control while racing an interurban car.
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United Press
Hammond
Ind
Peter Ripley
Doby
Ripley
Lake Front Park
Roby
Hammond Irving Betz
Obituary notices for Winnifred Sweeney and others in Derby area
Many sorrowing friends attended the funeral yesterday for Winnifred Conion Sweeney wife of former Derby representative James J. Sweeney. The service began at 8:20 am at her daughter’s residence then at St Augustine s church. The cortege to Mount St Peters cemetery was among the longest in Derby. Survivors include children and a sister Mrs Ward of Benham Avenue. Also reported are the deaths of Ines Carlton Ford and Elizabeth Carroll and funeral details for Carroll with a large attendance from the Lillian M Keller Home and Brotherhood of America.
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Winnifred Conion
James J. Sweeney
Derby
Joseph Forest
Worth Street
St. Augustine's Church
C. J. McElroy
Edward J. Healey
G. B. Clark & Co
John O'Connor
Stratford
Bernard Garrity
Waterbury
Stephen Conlin
Bernard F. Conlin
Michael Conlin
Bernard FP
Comin
Mount St. Peter's Cemetery
Sweeney
Wil
Ward
Benham Avenue
Ines Carlton
George Skiff Ford
State Street
Elizabeth
Michael Carroll
Daniel Murtagh
Myrtle Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Father Judge
Lillian M. Keller
Brotherhood of America
Patrick McCarthy
John Devine
Fred Richardson
Patrick O'Leary
Thomas Speers
John Hamill
St. Michael's Cemetery
Towne Withdraws From Deputy Sheriff Contest
Frederick W. Towne, a notable Fourth district political figure, withdraws from the race to succeed Thomas Cunningham as deputy sheriff. He has taken a lucrative post with a New York manufacturing firm. Remaining candidates include William Ainley, Edward Rock, and Joseph Schultz.
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Frederick W. Towne
Thomas Cunningham
New York
William Ainley
Edward Rock
Joseph Schultz
German American Civic Alliance
Farewell Letter Reveals Bandit’s Final Plea in Lynn Shooting
In Lynn a trio of bandits linked to a fatal Robbery spree left a Russian written note from one prisoner to his mother begging forgiveness and claiming he faces death for reasons not disclosed. One accomplice, Andy Alison, remains gravely ill. another, Joe, was buried unidentified. The crime killed Thamas A. Landrecan and Policeman Carroll.
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Espeemrom United Press
Lynn
Wasili Tyankowski
Thamas A. Landrecan
Carroll
New England
Ivankowski
Salem
Andy Alison
Yeggs
Lynn Hospital
Joe
Wall Street Opens Steady Then Dips With Mixed Rallyes
The opening in New York on June 28 shows a steady tone at first but soon the market resumes a downward drift with most prices sliding. Steel Common rises about a point as do issues like St. Paul Union Pacific and Reading. Government bonds were lower amid broader weakness.
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United Press
New York
Taft Abolishes Naval Bureau in Reform Push
Washington June 29 President Taft signed order abolishing the bureau of equipment in the navy and redistributing its duties among other bureaus under Congress authorization. This marks the initial step in Secretary Meyer’s broader reorganization plan. Frank Saska, 16, former Challenge Co. employee, Isa Brooks street, is under arrest for breaking windows.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Bureau of Equipment of the Navy
Department
Congress
Meyer
Saska
Frank Saska
the Challenge Co
Isa Brooks Street
Special woolens 65c yd and skirts for $1
Store advertises woolen fabrics at 65 cents a yard with a skirt made to measure for one dollar. It emphasizes fabric value, low making cost, and minimal shopper effort. Encourages one visit to select fabric and have measurements taken, with delivery ready to wear. Right aisle, rear.
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Vyoiles
Zeppelins Deutschland Drifts After Motor Failure
Dusseldorf June 28 The Zeppelin dirigible Deutschland with crew and 20 newspaper men aboard drifts helplessly before a gale. One motor broken and unable to land. Grave fears for safety as attempts to reach Dortmound and Munster fail. Troops stand by to aid if vessel nears earth.
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United Prose
Dusseldorf
Germany
Osnabrueck
Count Zeppélin
Dortmound
Muvenster
Bank Looter's Accessory Located In Canada
Boston reporter notes Martin J. Walsh of Boston has been located in Canada as an accessory to George W. Coleman in a Cambridge National Bank looting of 300000 dollars. A $200 reward was offered, and extradition is expected within days after secret service contacts with his wife in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Boston
Martin J. Walsh
George W. Coleman
Cambridge National Bank
Canada
Scranton
Frank W. Scmidt
Secret Service
Walsh
Multi Millionaire Parker Arrested for Defrauding Government
Seattle June 2. George H Parker a reputed multi millionaire linked with United Wireless Company is arrested on charges of defrauding the government. Federal authorities pursue fraudulent stock transactions in the firm. Parker claims brokers and ex employees caused the arrest. He is released on bail.
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Parker
United Press
Seattle
George H. Parker
United Wireless Company
Mississippi
Guilty of Arson Verdict in New Haven Case
In New Haven on June 28 a superior court jury found Max Smith guilty of arson for setting fire to his barn several months earlier.
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United Press
New Haven
Max Smith
Smith
Yorke Shirts 95 Cents At Right of Main Street Door
Howland's Yorke shirts priced at 95c offer real value. The shirts are described as well fitting, attractive in color and pattern, and durable because of sturdy fabric and careful construction. Normally $1.50, these Yorke shirts are advertised for 95c with emphasis on summer wear.
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Safe and Sane
Yorke
Jury Deadlocks 90 Hours in Bribery Case
Palmer discharged as jury deadlocks after 90 hours considering bribery case involving Palmer who passed a bad check on Michael Lavery. Officers say Palmer overdrawn his account amid court proceedings.
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Palmer
John Parker Palmer
Michael Lavery
Sage Maria Street
Gross N
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