Extra Session Set to Spend Over Billions Asserted
The piece describes ongoing budgetary plans for an extra session including a wool bunting flag at the capitol and a reduction in Senate payrolls. It notes President Wilson reviewing a postmastership application, a cane gift controversy, and reform to drop 60 payroll roles saving $46,190 annually while preserving the efficiency and old soldiers rolls.
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Wilson
W. T. Hepner
Lompoc
Cal
Hepner
Blakeslee
Masseur
Senate
Overman
North Carolina
Democratic Committee
National suffrage bill work explained in Washington
Washington March 14. National suffragist leaders announced that a legislative committee is drafting a bill to grant women the right to vote and be present at the next Congress. They acknowledge slim chances of passage but expect the agitation to benefit the suffrage cause regardless of Congressional action.
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Washington
Legislative
Congress
Hartford County Bar selects Perkins for 28th term
Charles E. Perkins was re elected president of the Hartford County Bar Association for his 28th consecutive term at the annual meeting in Hartford. He has practiced law for 58 years and is among the oldest active lawyers in the state.
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Hartford
Hartford County Bar Association
Charles E. Perkins
Walsh
Manufacturers Scored At Bull Moose Meeting
Philadelphia March 14 The outstanding infamy of certain modern industries links two million children to factory belts, declared William B. Patterson at the first annual Progressive Conference of Pennsylvania. Patterson, secretary of the Philadelphia Federation of Churches Commission of Social Service, denounced industries that profit from cradle to kindergarten exploitation and urged justice in women’s wages amid debates on mercantile vice.
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Philadelphia
William B. Patterson
Progressive Conference of
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Commission of Social Service
Philadelphia Federation of Churches
Department of Social and Industrial Justice
Progressive League of Philadelphia
Appeals From Board of Relief on American & British Co
The American and British Co. appeals the Board of Relief assessment on two properties housing its East Bridgeport plant. Real estate values cited are 160000 for realty and 375000 for personal property. Assessors list 189000 real estate and 370188 personal. Board of Reliefs figures are 189000 real estate and 335188 personal. Papers filed today in superior court are returnable to the April term.
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The
American & British Co
Board of Relief
East
Bridgeport
Board of “Assessors
Board of Reliefs
Superior Court
None to blame for laborer s death
Coroner J J Phelan concluded after witness testimony that Joseph Szimkovici died from an accidental head injury when struck by falling metal at Farist Steel Co works on January 7 and died March 6 at Bridgeport Hospital. A crane installed months earlier was found defective in a way not discoverable by standard checks.
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J. J. Phelan
Joseph Szim-kovici
Farist Steel Co
Bridgeport Hospital
Fraenza suit over note seeks 9370. building attached
Suits against Antonia and Mary Fraenza of this city seek 9370 on an unpaid note. A building at East Main and Nichols streets, owned by the defendants, has been attached. Other creditors with attachments include William P. Kirk T. J. Murphy Carl Wolf Bridgeport Trust Co Pequonnoll National Bank F. E. Lalley George Ehl and Silliman & Godfrey. The case is returnable to the April term of the Superior Court and service was effected by Deputy Sheriff Wieler.
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Frank Miller
Antonia
Mary Fraenza
East Main and
Nichols Streets
William P. Kirk
T. J. Murphy
Carl Wolf
Bridgeport Trust Co
Pequonnock Na Tional Bank
F. E. Lalley
George Ehl
Silliman & Godfrey
Superior Court
Wieler
Wife testifies in uncontested divorce suit in Superior Court
A wife testified for her husband in an uncontested divorce case, leading Judge Burpee to reserve decision in the Alfred Presbrey versus Myrtle Presbrey matter. She admitted desertion in October 1906. the couple married in November 1906 and live in the city. The testimony was emotionally charged with the wife crying.
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Burpee
Alfred Presbrey
Myrtle Presbrey
Presbrey
Lucy R. Taylor
Danbury
Nathaniel S. Taylor
Brooklyn
Seek state aid for tuberculosis war
Hartford reports the Hartford hospital failed to request a state appropriation for Wildwood tuberculosis annex prompting action. Dr B H Ingales seeks counsel from Senator Edward W Hooker as officials plan to unite Wildwood and Gaylord Farm Sanatorium at Wallingford to obtain state aid of four dollars per week per patient. A hearing is set for Tuesday with the tuberculosis commission expected to attend.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Wildwood
BP. H. Ingales
Edward W. Hooker
Gaylord Farm
Wallingford
State Tuberculosis Commission
Obituary of Thomas Cleary and Ellen Harvey
Thomas Cleary aged 25 of 202 James street died last night of pneumonia at St. Vincent's hospital. He worked as a city mechanic for several years. The body of Mrs Ellen Harvey widow of John Harvey of 71 Carlton avenue who died yesterday was taken to Great Barrington Mass for burial this afternoon.
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Thomas Cleary
James Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ellen Harvey
Widlow
John Harvey
Carlton Avenue
Great Barrington
Mass
Arm Torn From Body At Factory in Wallingford
A 25 year old man, Alexander Bocsoski, living at 468 Broad Street, was injured when his left arm was torn off by a belt at the Crane Valve Company works on Majin Street. He is reported to be improving. Fire damaged the Charles L. Jones storehouse near the H. L. Judd factory, with damages around 4000 dollars. Gallagher Bros stored hay and grain there.
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America
Galen Hospital
Alexander Bocsoski
Broad Street
Majin Street
Crane Valve Company
Wallingford
Charles L. Jones
H. L. Judd
Gallagher Bros
Youth's Patriotic Remembrance Delights President Wilson
Washington March 14 A 13 year old from Erie Pennsylvania Master Geo Starsky sent a water soaked plank from the Niagara hull to the White House with a tale of crossing a frozen bay and arguing with guards to keep the keepsake secret His note says he would surprise his parents and he recounts his secret keeping The President replied with a letter of appreciation.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Geo. Starsky
Erie
Perry
Starsky
Als
Spring Styles at Moss & Krieger
Moss and Krieger showcases spring apparel for men women and children with latest suits, top coats, and furnishings. Ladies millinery features trim hats from Paris and American makers, including Bulgarian blouse waists and draped skirts. opening day Saturday invites browsing and credit options for convenient payments.
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Moss & Krieger
Copenhagen
Paris
France
America
Joint maneuvers of British and French warships
Ostend March 14 flotillas of British and French torpedo boat destroyers and submarines are carrying out a series of maneuvers in cooperation in the English Channel. Alderman Fred Cederholm will push his Newfield Avenue bathing beach proposition at the miscellaneous committee meeting of the Common Council tonight. The Claims committee will also meet tonight.
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Ostend
English Channel
Cederholm
Fred Cederholm
Newfield Avenue
Common Council
President's Daughter Learns to Drive Car in Washington
Washington March 14 Miss Eleanor Wilson youngest daughter of the President and Mrs Wilson and her elder sister Jessie are taking lessons to drive an electric automobile through the streets of Washington Abel Long in charge of White House motor equipment who drove President and Mrs Taft many thousands of miles is the instructor and he finds his new pupils quick to learn Miss Margaret Wilson oldest daughter of the President is expected to take up automobling soon under Long's guidance
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Washington
Eleanor Wilson
Wilson
Jessie
Abel Long
White House
Taft
Margaret Wilson
Long
Counsel for Bank Receivers Allowed 500 On Account
Hartford March 14 Stewart N Dunning and Ralph O Wells counsel for the receivers of the Windsor Locks Savings Bank were allowed compensation in the sum of 500 each on account by Judge Case in the Superior court today Mr Dunning told the court that the receivers had already paid dividends amounting to 75 per cent and would soon pay another The sum of 1 000 was allowed Receiver Edwin L King of the Pratt Cady Company as compensation the last three months
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Hartford
Stewart N. Dunning
Ralph O. Wells
Windsor Locks Savings Bank
Superior Court
Dunning
Edwin L. King
Pratt & Cady Company
Mr Marigold Unchanged as Death Expected for Postmaster
No improvement noted today in the condition of Postmaster W. H. Marigold. At his home this afternoon it was said his death is expected hourly.
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W. H. Marigold
Judge Hallen to Speak at Nashua St Patrick's Meeting
Probate Judge Edward F. Hallen will address a Nashua New Hampshire St Patrick's day gathering organized by the city Irish societies. He is slated to speak at the event under their auspices.
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Edward F. Hallen
Nashua
N. H
Irish Societies
Aetna Indemnity Claim Cut Down in Hartford
In Hartford on March 14 Judge William 3 granted Geo. F. Hatton of California an allowance of 3789 for his defense work in 34 lawsuits against Aetna Indemnity Co now under receivers. Original claim 7698 cut after correspondence. suits included San Francisco treasurer defalcation and a $186000 case against the company.
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Hartford
William 3. Case
Superior Court
Geo. F. Hatton
California
Pacific Court
Aetna Indemnity Co
Theodore H. Macdonald
J. Birney Tuttle
New Haven
Hatton
San Francisco
Aetna
Commissioned to Take Depositions in Sarmato Italy
Hartford March 14 James A Smith consul general at Genoa Italy was today commissioned by Judge William S Case in the superior court to take the deposition of Pietro Massarat i and Valentini Freschi eye witnesses to the death of Giuseppe Pietriolli killed July 5 1910 while working on a trolley line between East Haven and Middletown The Pierson Engineering Construction Co Hartford maker of Pietriolli s employer has been sued for 6000 damages by MarieOl.
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Hartford
James A. Smith
Genoa
Italy
William S. Case
Pietro Massarati
Valentini Freschi
Sarmato
Guiseppe Pietriolli
East Haven
Middletown
Pierson Engineering & Construction Co
Pie
Denials Reach Piedra Negras Over Carranza Capture Claims
Eagle Pass dispatch reports Carranza leaders deny the capture and exemption of Gov. Carranza. They assert telegrams from him were received that morning, refuting circulating rumors of his detention.
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Eagle Pass
Caerranco
Piedra Negras
Carranza
Reclamation Plan for Salt Meadows Ordered
New Haven March 14 The New Haven and Hartford Railroad plans a fresh investigation into reclaiming Connecticut salt meadows after an inconclusive ore report The first step will be a careful diking and soil testing to guide agricultural use Waterbury March 14 A superior court jury upheld the will of Agnes B Dick Munson who disinherited relatives and left the estate valued at 7006 to the First Congregational Church
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New Haven
New York
New ‘Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Connecticut
Waterbury
Agnes BE
Dick Munson
First Congregational Church
Paper mill accident injures teen in Montville
Bert Le Flamme aged 18 suffered a crushed left hand while feeding paper between rolls at Robertson mills in Montville on Thursday He had just moved from Middletown to work there Andrew Garrine who fell three stories yesterday is reported resting better today The notice includes a local advertising line about Fatoces.
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Montville, Conn
Bert le Flamme
Robertson Mills
Middletown
Andrew Garrine
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