T. L. Watson & Co. Longstanding Private Bankers Ad
Promising forty seven years of continuity at the same firm in Maip and Job Conn. The note boasts on demand settlements without loss of money, checks or drafts, and interest on funds left for any period. It presents the bank as the state’s oldest private banking house with careful personal attention.
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T. L. Watson & Co
Steamship Life Saving Upgrades For New England Lines
Vice President Gardner confirms New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad sees steamers of the New England Steamship Company outfitted with improved life saving gear. A $250,000 fund backed experiments to enhance davit systems and automatic brakes ensuring synchronized lifeboat lowering and safer launches.
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Taking Town Back to Colonial Days in Litchfield
Litchfield aims to restore a Colonial era look by remodeling public and business buildings including the courthouse and jail with Colonial exteriors. The Village Improvement Society funds the project with support from residents and the NY NH Hartford Railroad station redesign. Forty buildings will be updated this month including Armory Hall’s move to its original site.
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Ludlow S. Bull
F. Kingsbury Bull
Paul Adenan
New York City
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Congregational Church
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Germany's Great Danger Is France
Berlin reports a strong Peace Disturber article in the Cologne Gazette blaming France for rising tensions with Prussia and a French alliance with England. The day also saw talks on raising 250 million dollars for military growth, planning to expand the army by 117000 men, 15000 NCOs, 4000 officers and 30000 horses, with rapid cadet promotions.
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Maine municipal races split with five held
In Maine five cities elected mayors with both parties sharing honors. Bangor elected Republican F. O. Beal over Democrat Charles W. Mullen. Brewer chose Republican Frank H. Nickerson as mayor, while Belfast re-elected Democrat Edgar F. Hanson and Biddeford named Democrat James S. G. Smith. August runoff set after top vote getter E E Newbert failed to win a majority under city charter.
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Maine
Bangor
F. O. Beal
Charles ‘W. Mullen
Brewer
Frank H. Nickerson
Edgar F. Hanson
Belfast
James S. G. Smith
Biddeford
E.E. Newbert
Chief Smith Probes Bribery Charges
In New Haven on March 11 Chief Smith said he had not begun a formal inquiry into Patrolman Carton's bribe allegations involving Francisco Squillaci alias Mary Espostito of 215 Commerce Street. He plans to investigate if similar offers were made to others on the same beat, while the woman faced a nine month jail term for running a house of ill fame.
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John Carton
Francisco Squillaci
Mary Espostito
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Smith
Ren
Special Diamond Ring Sale Promises Value and Exchange
A dealer touts special sale diamonds with rings suitable for Indies and gentlemen. Buyers may open an account and, after payment, obtain full price credit to exchange for a larger diamond if desired.
Arkansas Legislature Destroys State National Guard
Little Rock March 11 The Arkansas legislature voted to disband the state national guard after recounting the Fordyce poolroom shooting last August when guard units were present. Readings of alleged drinking and gambling in camp accompanied the debate on the appropriation bill. the measure cannot be brought up again this session.
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Ark
Arkansas Legislature
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Fordyce
Bertillon System of Wavy Works Well
Washington reports new navy department officials discovered a Bertillon system including fingerprint records of 130,000 enlisted men. The records make reenlistment difficult for deserters or dishonorably discharged personnel. Since adoption in 1907, over 1,700 repeaters have been caught.
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Navy Department
Department
Suave youth linked to Confederate money ruse in Washington
In Washington on March 11 a suave young man rented a room from Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman and presented a Confederate ten dollar bill as part of rent. The bill aroused suspicion as “legal tender” was touted by the visitor, who left after attempting to exchange it. Mrs. Zimmerman notified police but the man did not return.
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Weahington
Joseph Zimmerman
Suret
Wiley
South
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