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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
4
A methodical man over forty falls in love and plans marriage with a fixed routine. On the wedding day he is found at home reading, forgetting the engagement. He apologizes, noting his regular day for staying in and reading, and postpones the ceremony.
In a Swiss village the late Sir John Stainer agreed to assist at a church service helping read Psalms while hymns were chosen plainly. He spoke little as the clergyman asked if he played the harmonium and accepted the task with a smile. The service pleased the congregation and later led to a dinner invitation.
Special from United Press Henrietta Oklahoma March 26 Negroes and whites fought at Hickory Ground. Roads guarded. Negroes retreated to woods. bodies left in underbrush. Deaths estimated from 8 to 12. Some buried or hidden. several wounded likely to die. Deputy Sheriff Timothy Fowler wounded and not expected to recover.
Thomas F. Murray, East Side wholesale liquor dealer, files suit against Thomas J. Carroll and Mrs. Mary C. Parker. In August defendants gave a bond to Murray in a prior action brought by him.
In a Common Pleas action before Judge Horace Scott, Murray won a judgment for 281.47 and costs 49.95 against T J Carroll to collect a bill. An execution on the judgment was issued but later returned unsatisfied.
Frederick Gregory stabbed his wife with a pocket knife and then cut his own throat. Physicians stated today they are hopeful for his eventual recovery despite substantial blood loss. Mrs Gregory's wounds were described as serious but not immediately life threatening.
A woman was involved in an unspecified act but is able to be around today. No reason is known for the act and no arrests have been made.
Alice B. Minard of Poughkeepsie N Y was awarded 6000 in a U S Circuit Court verdict before Judge Lowell. The jury deliberated two and a half hours after she sustained injuries August 5 1997 in a collision between a train and a carriage at Wormwoods Crossing Kennebec Me, in a suit with the Boston and Maine Railroad Co.
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