Ryndam Collides With Cunéo In New York Harbor
In a collision near Hoboken the liner Ryndam collided with the Cunéo while transferring rescued passengers and crew. No lives were lost and the Ryndam’s passengers were kept safe as the Cunéo towed away and both ships prepared to resume voyage.
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Ryndam
Mr. Bos
Cuneo
van der Heuvel
South Carolina
Rotterdam
Yount
Teg Cave
Tigers
Feport Tt
Purser Bos
Seale
Carolina
Inork
Ees
Cunéo
FIUMAN INTEREST VOTES AND WAR NEWS FROM PARIS
A collection of brief wartime items notes jury trial reforms debated in courts here. Paris displays Allied flags on major government buildings while Venice restricts night view to protect against air raids. London reports women seeking war work, and Nantes details submarine attacks off the Isle of Wight. Rome notes Austrian chamberlain Mer Gerlach interned at the Vatican. Britain prepares to counter German gas usage with similar measures.
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Nantes
Chateaupriand
Isle of Wight
Homer
General de Sonis
Mer
Gerlach
Rome
Mer. Gerlach
Vatican
Benedict
New York
Mgr. Gerlach
Quilty School Dance Exhibition Promises Unique Night
Quilty's annual oar of Dancing exhibition unfolds tomorrow evening at Colonial Hall with diverse numbers. Part I features Fox Trot Lulu Fada Highland Schottische port de bras and more with solos and group dances led by Katherine Quilty and notable students. Music by Rahrig accompanies performances ranging from classical ballets to Irish jigs and folk dances, showcasing an extensive student lineup.
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Quilty
Colonial Hall
Port de Bras
Women Jurors Should Share Duties With Men
A 1911 anti suffrage letter argues women jurors face equal obligations to men. It cites California reforms and a San Francisco Chronicle excerpt claiming jury duty cannot be avoided as voting can, warning that mandatory service could provoke female resistance and mass voter registration to end both duties.
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W. B. Williams
California
San Francisco Chronicle
Senate
Are
O Hara Inquest To-morrow At 2 30 Pm
Coroner to resume hearing into the death of William O Hara showman killed when P De Murphys truck carrying Reeves Marionette show overturned on a hill at Bethel near Danbury. Burial arrangements announced by Lyford Brothers for spring custom suits on East Side and West End.
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William O'Hara
P. de Murphy
Reeves
Danbury
Bethel
Lyford Brothers
Bury
East Side
West End
Despondent ex-artillery officer shoots self at home
Harry A. King a 36-year-old former Coast Artillery lieutenant, despondent over unemployment and finances, attempted suicide with a 32 calibre revolver at his 756 State Street home. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital, where doctors hope for recovery. His wife, mother-in-law, and family were alerted as details of his employment history at Singer Mfg Co and prior ventures are noted.
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Harry A. King
11Th Company
Coast Artillery Corps
King
Bridgeport Hospital
el B. Ives
Singer Mfg. Co
Joseph Carney
Fairview Avenue
New Haven
State Street
BE. M. Woodis
Eva Woodis
Direct Importing Co
Citigen
Main
Cannon Acts
King, Tea Co
Main Street
John Street
Fifty Die as Air Bombs Hit Ostend Trolley
Berlin dispatch reports fifty German soldiers aboard a street car in Ostend killed by a bomb from an Allied aircraft. The raid damaged the railroad station harbor shipping and many houses as Allied airmen carried out a series of air raids.
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Berlin
Ostend
Telegraaf
Air and Naval Fleets Bombard Italian Towns
Milan May 27 An Austrian squadron attacked Ancona on Monday night systemically destroying railroad junctions. Warships plus two aircraft bombarded for about two hours targeting railroad yards the hospital bank of Italy and two barracks. Cathedrals cupola damaged and minor railroad damage reported between Porto Recanati and Porto Cigianova. Austrian airships left when Italian fleet appeared. Germans employed at Ancona brewery were dismissed.
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Milan
Ancona
Bank of Italy
Porto Ricanati
Porto Cigianova
Annual Meeting of Litchfield Churches and Ministers
The Litchfield Association of Churches and Ministers met at Litchfield Congregational church. Dean Wheeler was chosen moderator and Rev Henry N Small scribe. A committee was named and the association reported membership at 2,880 with $352,850 property value and $263 debt, noting a net membership gain of 31.
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Litchfield Association of Churches
Litchfield Congregational Church
Con Wheeler
Center Church
Henry N. Small
Goshen
Arthur Goodenough
Winchester
HE. A. Grisbrook
New Hartford
Charles Seymour
Winsted
Fine on Hoboken priest Toohey remitted
The $25 fine on Er Matthew Toohey a Hoboken priest was remitted after he had preached to a grand jury regarding election frauds. Commissioner Dill of the New Jersey motor vehicle department sent letters to police chiefs urging cooperation in enforcing laws against dazzling headlights. The Karl Buenz case tied to the Mamburg American Line and German raiders will likely be postponed to next spring at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers convention. Funeral designs and bouquets John Reck & Son.
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Matthew Toohey
Hoboken
Dill
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Department
Karl Buenz
Mamburg-American Line
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Sttleship
Holland- Avertensliner Ryndam
Norgor Tech J. Cuneo
Ryncesta
Esate Ryndam
United States
Bove Src
Rennet Steamer
Rynmers Fen Gers
Bos
War Office
Fiuman Interest
Tunta Ae
la Francaise
Miguel Zama ‘Cots
Camille, Saint-eens
Opere Comique
Toe
Cha Tt
Wy Henri Alers
M. Gheu
Thle
Eee
Riseenowers
Gerante
Italy
Great Britain
Rasaia
Belgian
Serbia
Paris
Ammons
Republic
Enate
Chamber of Deputies
Venice
Pilitary
Beropisnes
Iitger
London
Board of Trade
Vickers & Maxims
Hartlepool
Walter Runciman
Quilty School
Pavilona Gayotte
Charles Bowers
Florentine Burns
Elle Tingard
Edna Orvis
Katherine Quilty
Dorothy Wilffe
Catharine Hanley
Grace Crowley
Catharine Murphy
Dorothy Phelan
Gertrude Robertson
Ruth &Mondson
Priella Trumbull
Elvira Schoenfeldt
Little Fairy Danee
Margarete Grotz
Helen O'Reilly
Magda Nelson
Alice
Theresa Halpin
Georgia Mills
Ruth Simondson
Lil- Man Powers
Huma Bennett
Dorothy Devine
Donald
Bennett
Kenneth Gissidy
Edwin and
Cornelius Schultheise
Kenneth Lund
Charlies Bowern
Faust
Anna “Halpin
Emully Thome
News Boys
Schultheise
McCutcheon
Dorothy Wolfre
Gwow Flakes
Dorothy Phefran Lan
O'Hara
H. A. King
Horsford
Lyric Theatre
Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet CO
Stephen Sanford & Sons
America
Bridgeport
Brussels
Smith
Smith Axminster
Smith Axminster Russ
Cme
Smith Axminster Rugs
Smith Tapestry
Smith Tapestry Brusels
Sanford
Litchfield County News
Frank Greco
Greco
Carnegie
Louise W. Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Norfolk Agricultural Association
Isabella Eldridge
Edward Bartram
Hiram J. Bissell
Lakeville
David A. Brown
Winsted Trucking Coal and Wood Company
William H. Blodgett
Walter C.bunce
Frank B Hurd
Hurd
Compar
Brown
Mr. Bunce
Hertford
Burnce
Moore
Bunce
Mr. Blotgett
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Glwy
Bouquess
John Reck & Son
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