Memorial Day Parade in Montclair Honors Catholic Maxims
Memorial Day was celebrated in Montclair New Jersey with a large parade by parochial school children and church members. The Holy Name Society presented a silk flag to the parochial school and the rector denounced state funding of public schools as taxation without representation. He cited history and patriotism rooted in Catholic faith and noted potential tax increases if parochial students joined public schools. A pharmacy ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and bladder complaints.
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Montclair
N. J
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Holy Name Society of
William A. Brothers
Hinck
Father Brothers
United States
National Archives
Washington
Father Carroll
France
England
Rome
Catholic Church
Benjamin Franklin
Gen
Franklin
Protest To Baldwin Works Protest To Baldwin Works
The Allied Locomotive Builders' Union district council plans to send a delegation to Baldwin Locomotive Works to protest discrimination against union men and demand reinstatement of 1,200 discharged workers. Strike votes were rumored but not confirmed, and workers prefer amicable settlement. if unmet, a general strike vote may be held after special meetings.
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Philadelphia
Allied Locomotive Builders’ Union
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baldwin Works
Baldwin
Baldwin Company
Evolution of 17 Year Locust in Hudson Valley
Albany reports a 17 year cicada emergence with Felt noting a transformation from grub to winged insect. Pupae are seen after sunset, climbing trees, with shells splitting as red eyes and black patches appear. Emergence may span twenty minutes to over an hour.
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Albany
Felt
Poughkeepsie
Annandale
Hudson Valley
Want Million For Water Minority Stockholders Assert Rights
Hartford May 31 The suit by Northern Connecticut Securities Company against the Connecticut River Company contends water sold on the Connecticut River above the city is valued at a million dollars. Pagers returnable to the Superior Court in June. The case challenges alleged low water prices set by directors, claiming a breach of duty to the company.
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Hartford
Connecticut River
Northern Connecticut Securities Company
Connecticut River Company
Superior Court
Supreme Court of Errors
Connecticut River Co
Windsor Locks Canal
Securties Company
Fordham Falls to Georgetown in Catholic College Clash
Georgetown powered past Fordham 5 to 2 at Manhattan field as O Connor fanned eleven, limiting Fordham to six hits. The Maroons failed to score after the ninth inning, despite a late rally, as Georgetown clinched the Catholic College championship with a strong, steady pitching performance.
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Fordham University
Maroons
Georgetown
Manhattan Field
O'Connor
Ind
Stabbing in Torrington Pool Room Wounds Man
In Torrington a man from Litchfield named John Kistin was stabbed in the face with a pocketknife during a row in a local pool room last night. Police arrested several people at the scene but have not yet identified the assailant.
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Torrington
John Kistin
Litchfield
Pastors Called In Contempt by Ohio Judge in Cox Case
Cincinnati May 31. Judge William L. Dickson held members of the Methodist Association of Cincinnati in contempt for resolutions criticizing the court in State of Ohio v Cox. Ministers defend action, vow to face contempt charges. judge says resolutions could prejudice judges and will be sent to the Bar Association for possible contempt proceedings.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Methodist Association of Cincinnati
Mable
William L. Dickson
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
State of Ohio
George B. Cox
C. W. Blodgett
Dickson
Bar Association
Cox
Death of J E Morris longtime Travelers Insurance secretary
John E Morris died after a long illness at Hartford May 31. He served as secretary of the Travelers Insurance Company for many years, resigned Jan 1 1907, and later was associate secretary. A noted genealogist, he authored several genealogies and coauthored King Phillip's War with George Ellis. He enlisted in 1862 in the Twenty second Connecticut Infantry and was discharged in 1863.
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Hartford
John E. Morris
Travelers Insurance Company
Travelers
Morris
Daniel Russegue
George Ellis
Twenty-second Connecticut Volunteer Infantry
New England German Baptist convention closings notes
The fourteenth annual New England German Baptist association convention ended at the German Baptist church in Kossuth and Burroughs streets with New Britain chosen as next meeting site. Rev. Otto Goening presented the flourishing report. missionary work to begin in Waterbury with Paul Meier. Per capita donations reached 17.50 as Westward missions expand. Women’s society elected Mrs. William Ritzmann president. A concert and dance followed at Nerchor hall under Prof. John H. Keller. week end party at Heydenstone by Miss Gertrude Frazier with numerous guests.
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Young People’s Societies
New England German Baptist Association
German Baptist Church
Kossuth
Burroughs Streets
New Britain
Otto Goening
New Haven
Waterbury
Paul Meier
Rochester Seminary
G. A. Schulte
Seaside Park
Gertrude Frazier
Heydenstone
Sammer
Trumbull
Cassier
Rachel Edgett
Ruby Rogers
Irene Hunt
Maisie Dring
Newport
R. L. Raymond Darling
Clifton Hawkins
Harold Dodge
Boston
Andre Berthond
New York
Ellis Hawkins
William Stames Frazier
Carlton Lorimer
Atlantic City
William Davie
Detroit, Mich
Mra
Gea
Symonds
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Rench
Carrol
Foley
Foley Kidney
F. B. Brill
Curtis Pharmacy
Bridgeport, Conn
Charles G. Sanford
F. N. Benham
O. H. Brothwell
H. ©. Woodworth
Borden
Borden's Condensed Milk Company
Fairfeld Ave
Bridgeport
Main and
John Streets
Conn
T. L. Watson & CO
People’s Savings Bank Marble Building
Main St
James Staples & CO. Bankers and Brokers
State Street
P. L. Holzer
F. T Staples
West Indies
South America
Panama Canal
Burr & Knapp
Main Street
Golden Hill ST
Caesar Misch
Texas After Electric Trust
Austin
Tex
Lightfoot
Schenectady
St. Louis
Electric Trust
Texas
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Calle Company
Bell “Telephone Company
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Western Electric Company
General Electric Company
The
United States Electric Company of
New Jersey
Stone & Webster Syndicate
Fordham
Hayes Fish CO
Water Street
GUS Broch & Son
Gordon
Wilson Whiskey
California Wines
Moerlein’s
Barbarossa
Farfield Avenue
the People’s Dairy
Geo
A. Robertson
New England
South Station
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co
D. D. Smith’s
D. D. Smith
Foli’s
Fairfield Ave
W. J. Bryan
J. E. Morris
Travelers’ Insurance Co
M. J. Buechler
the Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Avenue
Middle
Hamburg
Frankfurts Bologna
Ves Park Market & Branch
Public Market Building
State and Bank
Sts
East Main St
Pet
Glenwood
Fairfield AV
Continental House
Chapel Street
W.E. Halligan
Packard
GARAG
John F. FA
Broad St
Telephone
Mgr
German Baptist Association
Schwachischar Maan
Nerchor
French Street
John H. Keller
Meriden
Migs Nanchen Adams
M. F. Weiler
Charles Ruess
George Teichert
Fritz Roehrich
Christian Haug
Fred Schloz
FE. J. Hill
Connecticut
House
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