Fined in Court Over Street Fight Incident
CK Jack bearer fined after court hearing tied to a disturbance at a boarding house on Breuden Street. Police described the fracas involving laborer Santo, armed with a black rifle and a copta. Court today also lists results from Yearday's events and multiple city schedules across New York and other locales.
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Bed Bugs Keep Rooms From Renting
Local housing notices warn that rooms fail to rent due to bed bug concerns. The ad promises a clean, harmless solution with Cyrus Presto Killer, claiming it leaves rooms pest free without danger to humans and at a nominal 25 cents.
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Chinese opposition to foreign loan stirs Chinese politics
In Pekin May 25, widespread Chinese opposition to a 300 million dollar foreign loan sparked a cry for government action. The national assembly and leaders urged annulment of the contract with six powers, arguing terms would grant the syndicate de facto control of the army. Authorities discussed funding via paper currency and a national subscription as cabinet fears of unrest grew. The memorials, originating in Nankin, warned of consequences if dual supervision by locals and foreign auditors remains accepted.
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Ten Foot Center Question Drives Fairfield Avenue Pact Talks
City and The Connecticut Co face possible compromise over ten foot center paving on Fairfield Avenue with a fallback plan to pursue permanent paving elsewhere such as Him Street. Streets committee met at City Hall to hear terms, plan a Friday session with the trolley firm, and consider Elm Street costs around 3000 dollars. A public hearing on relay tracks at Barnum Avenue is proposed if no compromise is reached. Opposition from J J McFarland and others looms.
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Cas Ee Cannon
Wealthy Physician To Wed Following One Day's Wooing
Washington May 25 A wealthy Brazilian physician Dr J A DeOliviera Boerne, a Red Cross congress delegate, won the heart of Miss Emilie Kaucher after one day of courtship though he spoke only about a dozen English words. They travel to Belgium to wed and learn more of each other.
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J. A. DeOliviera Boerne
Red Cross Congress
Emilie Kauccher
Nerverine Pill Ad Prompts Readers to Seek Matt’s Pills
An advertisement urges readers facing discouragement and fatigue to renew vigor with Nerverine Pills and to ask specifically for Matt’s Nerverine Pills, implying a remedy for waning energy and life motivation.
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Taft and Roosevelt Clash in New Jersey Delegates Fight
In Trenton on May 24, New Jersey voters head to the polls on May 28 to elect Republican delegates. The contest mirrors Ohio, with Colonel Roosevelt and President Taft both making personal appeals across counties as Taft covers every county and Roosevelt near that pace.
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Roosevelt
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Trenton
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Ohio
Maxwell Motors Club Forms In Numerous Cities To Endure
Maxwell owners form the 50 000 Mile Maxwell Motor Club to reward long distance driving with Gold Medals for 50 000 miles and Silver Medals for 25 000 miles. Local clubs will record mileages on tours and private trips as Bridgeport prepares a strong regional chapter under H M Ford Columbus Garage Bridgeport Conn.
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Local Building Permits Total 361985 Issued In Past Week
Bridgeport issued permits valued at 361985 for a variety of new and altered structures. Projects include a brick engine house on Putnam Street, multiple frame dwellings on Daven Port Avenue and Main Street, a three story cement block hotel at Stratford and Bishop Avenues, and business fronts on Pequonnock Street and Prospect Street. Several garages, porches, and additions were authorized on streets across the city including Hurd Avenue Laurel Avenue and South Avenue.
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Fraffe
Buckingham Avenue
Minnie Harper
Hurd Avenue
P. Gayner
Railroad Avenue
Vito Ventone
Pequonnock
T. Mannion
Dyvelling
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Harry and
Sarah Warwick
Rose Street
Noble Avenue
M. H. Ford
Main Street
Catherine E. Clark
Mill Hill Avenue
W. W. Welch
Harriet Street
Neil M. Muirhead
South Avenue
Mary E. Tallerdy
Mary Guzzi
Prospect Street
Mary Murphy
Morta
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Construction notes from Stratford area in early 1900s
Contracts let for multiple buildings along Stratford, Hillhouse, and Putnam streets. New brick shops with sandstone trim rise at corner state and Norman for Adolph Sherman. three story brick blocks planned for Bias and Broadway area. Several two and three family houses, a fire station on Putnam Street, and a 900 Broad street plant for Bridgeport Cornice Works outline a brisk local building boom with plans by M. J. Keane and bids from J. W. Davis and F. C. Travis.
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Eld
Maplewood Avenue
State and
Norman Streets
Adolph Sherman
Pembre
Hamilton
Tor
Eisenman
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Cent Avenue
Ceekdty
Stratford and
Wilmot Avenues
Julius Weiss
Ars
Hollister Avenue
Oe Kowasther
Stratford
Gaynor-Mitchell Co
Stratford Avenue
Hillhouse Avenue
B. F. Pease
Wayne Street
Thomas Mannion
Poplar Street
W. P. Kirk
Edward Hayes
F. C. Travis
Davenport Avenue
Putnam St
J. W. Davis
M. J. Keane
Waller Pl
D. A. Legere
Bridgeport Cornice
Broad Street
Brent
Birdsey-Somers Co
Barnum Avenue
Iraniston Avenue
T. M. Barber
Fairfield
William H. Fox
Fairview Avenue
Richard R. Doyle
Arch St
Carpenters
Marion Street
Mary Nichols
London at the brink as 120000 men strike and 150 vessels load perishables
A mass strike in London involves 120 000 workers demanding shorter hours and improved wages. Reports describe streets cluttered with debris, decaying food, and heaps of litter as ships load perishable goods, signaling a besieged city atmosphere and nationwide disruption.
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Senator Smith Inspects Olympic Lifesaving Gear
New York May 25 Senator William Alden Smith chairman of the Senate committee investigating the sinking of the White Star liner Titanic arrived in New York for further inquiry and boarded the Olympic to inspect lifesaving apparatus seek information from Captain Haddock on navigation and to clarify the Olympic's movements on the morning the Titanic went down accompanied by Rear Admiral R M Watt.
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William Alden Smith
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Smith
R. M. Watt
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Haddock
Couple Who Assaulted Police Go To Jail
Thomas and Mary Renshak of 164 Pembroke Street faced charges of assault breach of the peace and resisting an officer after an incident at the Second Precinct police station. Thomas received 30 days in jail and $16 fine plus costs while Mary was fined $15 and costs. both were jailed. Washington note references Uncle Joe Cannon and a National Association event.
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Akron
Goodrich
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Washington
Board of General Appraisers
Court of Customs Appeals
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Mary Renshak
Pembroke Street
Lowe
Mary
Conners Charged with Murder Kills Himself in Cell
In Willimantic on May 35 2 Conners, charged with murder, hanged himself in a cell. The report notes attempts to revive him and references to the law and pending proceedings. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident ends with a suicide while in custody.
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Gel
Willimantic
Murphy
Bride Gives Up Sigoon Endo to Wed Her Choice
Dayton, May 25. Fragmented report. A New York woman, Fran Cushing Green, chose to wed Mary Lovise Geri, giving up rights to a trust for the children of a former marriage. Details include annuities and settlements tied to a late husband’s estate. Wilbur Wright’s condition offered fresh hope amid fever.
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Mars
Francis Cushing
Green
New York
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Geri
Orate
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Paylan
Rae
Abe
Gesland
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Dayton
Wilbur Wright
Wright
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