Monster General Strike Threatens Italian Industry
Syndicalists organize to pressure King Victor Emmanuel III to press Washington for representations on behalf of two laborers held without trial since January. The move comes amid rising labor unrest, calls for international involvement, and a push from deputies and unions for government action. Newsrooms note editorials and international solidarity voices warning of a nationwide strike and urging fair trials.
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Victor
Washington
Victer
Extor
Lawrence
Basom & Murcer
Hough
Italy
Monster
Mrtke
Warsipaing
Counpiter
Giovanniti
Chive & Republicas
Eaard Carton
Miers
el Sur
Courriers
Beenie
Fineten
Demonstration scene with strike leaders in early protest
English demonstration for U S strike leaders. Lowtom Sept iA Eni ten kehee wonagitice man formed Bare fee Ettor and arowanmiti that Shane charged with responsability their speeches for the tit womes Goring Ube recent ne utrine Lawrence Muse. Arrangements are to be made for a huge demonstration in Traimlent Square.
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Lowtom
Shane
Lawrence
Muse
Traimlent Square
Laprisonment Cay
Kher
Lawyers Seek Speedy Trial for Ettor and Giovannitti
Reports from Salem indicate attorneys for Joseph Ettor and Angelo Giovannitti will press for an immediate speedy trial in the Lawrence strike case. Essex County officials and district attorney fear pressure from influence groups may affect bail or trial timing as defense seeks action before September 30.
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Boeton
Joseph Ettor
Alenzo Glovennill
Salem
Lawrence Stry
Annie Lopisso
Distriga
Attwill
Beeex
Sgres
Dietrich
Attwitl
Lynn
Publicatton
Ester
Giovanniti
Mull
Inet
Heston
Sage
New England
Joby J. Breen
Lawrence
Charzel
Ettor
Giovanni
Coun
Essex County District Attorney
Offce
Essex County
Howannutt
Giovannici
Jali
Greater New York Plans Big Demonstration
New York on September planned a major protest led by the Industrial Workers of the World. The Greater New York Industrial Council mobilizes members for a September 30 display while circulars claim imprisoned men face execution by electric chair for a policeman’s murder.
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New York
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Chicago
Bihor-Giovanniti
Gepecsi
Gniana
United Siates
Servant Girl Plaintiff in Strange Suit
The article reports a lawsuit against George T. McCarthy of 929 Iranian street by Franceska Piatiewics a former servant. The suit seeks $25 claiming services rendered with a curious chain of events including a private detective Brill and a bundle seen by Mrs McCarthy. The case returns before Justice Hugh J Lavery.
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George T. McCarthy
Iranisian Avenue
Franceska Piatiewics
Attornneys Stewart & Merva
Mr. McCarthy
McCarthy
Vici Pant
Hugh J. Lavery
Percy Watson sued for divorce by Grace Watson
Grace A. Watson sues Percy Watson a shipping clerk at Jennings Bros Manufacturing Co for divorce. Deputy Sheriff Donnelly served papers. case returnable to October term of the superior court. Grace, daughter of H. Go Taylor who runs a confectionery, alleges habitual intemperance and desertion since March 1, 1998. Married December 1905.
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Percival Watson
Jennings Bros. Manufacturing Co
Prospect Street
Grace A. Watson
Jonn M Donnelly
Watson
Grace, Taylor
H. GO. Taylor
Cannon Street
State Troops Block Miners March at Capitol
Five Rotland West Virginia miners from Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts, 15 miles away, returned to their units after state troops halted a planned gathering on the capitol grounds to press Governor Glasscock for mine guard reform. Mother Jones spoke as the miners, marching peacefully to Kanawha, adopted a resolution urging continuation of mine guards after martial law ends.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Paint and Cabin Creek
Capitol
Glasscock
Kanawha
Mother
Jealous Husband Riot Sends Man to Court
Ernest Caldwell a Buckingham Street mason faced Judge Wilder after a 2am breach of peace in a jealous rage that alarmed the neighborhood. Testimony by Citra Caldwell and son Clarence described incitement and abuse, Caldwell admitted prior training and was remanded to a probation officer for four years. Nearby arrests included Ernest Jackson and Nicholas Sango for car riding, with Sango suspected deserter in ongoing inquiry. A Stratford Beach motor skiff was found and offered to owner at expenses.
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Ernest Caldwell
Buckingham Street
Wilder
Citra Caldwell
Clarance
Deink
Cylawell
Caldwell
Jackson
New
Aven
Nicholas Sango
Sango
Progressive Party Gains Two Recruits From Ranks of G. O. P.
The Progressive party gains two notable backers Harvey Hubbell a leading local manufacturer and Alfred C Fones son of former mayor Clinton Fones publicly support Theodore Roosevelt and the Bull Moose movement Hubbell long linked to Republicans assists funding while Fones a prominent professional backs the third party Brandegee William S Brandegee of Black Rock also affirms Progressive ties indicating cross party shifts in local politics.
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Republican Party
Harvey Hubbell
Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Alfred C. Fones
Clintton Fones
Bull Moose
Hubbell
Col. Roosevelt
Penue
Fones
Ducan
Bull Moosers
Jones
Washington
Ational Dental Association
Seabright Avenue
Black Rock
Brandegee Press
Brandegee
Cheaper to Pay Fine Than to Buy Motor License
Fairfield, Sept. 7 Special to The Farmer Mrs. Gertrude B. Scott of New York, recently resident at Fairfield Beach, gambled with state motor vehicle laws and won. She was arrested for driving with New York plates, pled guilty, and fined 6 dollars plus costs totaling 14.18. The court could only levy fine and costs and could not compel a Connecticut license. With a license costing 30 dollars, she saved money by the fine and costs. She noted she had previously used a New York license for six months in Ohio, where the rules are similar to Connecticut.
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Fairfield
Gertrude B. Scott
New York
Fairfield Beach
Scott
Fairfeld
Wcense
Bacon Wakeman
Walfeld
Connecticut
Scott i
Ignor Wales
Ohio
Inwa
Burr Joins Bull Moose In Westport Politics
Special to The Farmer Westport September 1 Representative William H Burr longtime Republican ally and vote getter joined the Bull Moose movement with many of his Republican friends He declined renomination this year and is rumored as a Bull Moose candidate for representative In last week’s Republican caucus Burr was defeated by Harel Sherwood Burr believes many progressives in Westport will unite to elect delegates to the state convention and back the Bull Moose slate
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Westport
William H. Burr
Tive Burr
Bull Moose Party
Representative Burr
Harel Sherwood
Debonair Forger Held on $1,000 Bail in Bridgeport Case
Julius Prost, described as well dressed, was returned to Bridgeport after being arrested in Trenton New Jersey for passing worthless checks. He faced charges in Superior Court, waived examination, and was held on $1,000 bail as Detective Cronin connected him to similar crimes in several eastern cities.
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Bridgeport
Lyon-Grumman-Munson Company
Julius Prost
New Haven
Cronin
Frost
Hisher
Amnesia victim sent to hospital after court appearance
In city court this morning John Doe faced a drunkenness charge. Despite tests by Drs Hart and Curley, memory remained elusive and officials referred him to Bridgeport Hospital for further scrutiny. Mention of possible skull fracture or prior operation linked to memory loss.
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John Doe
Hart and
Curley
Bridgeport
Ohio Man Dies During Visit in Mantua Home
Henry A Reed of Mantua Ohio died suddenly last night at the home of his lifelong friend C E Fowler 47 State street He was apparently well until evening and fell to the floor dying almost instantly Reed was a former sales man for Kibbe Brothers Springfield known for driving a four horse team through many towns before retiring to a farm in Mantua He was about sixty and a bachelor survived by a sister in Mantua who has been notified of his death.
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Henry A. Reed
Mantua
Ohio
C. E. Fowler
State Street
Mr. Reed
Massachusetts
Kkibbe Brothers
Springfield
Mamtut
Dangerous Boiler Repair Fall Injures Bridgeport Worker
John Chiroki, 32, employed by Bridgeport Boiler Colony, fell while repairing a boiler in the Handy & Harmon factory lower story on John Street. He suffered a deep scalp wound, a fractured left wrist, a fractured rib, and possible internal injuries. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital for treatment and detained for further evaluation.
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Handy & Harmon
John Street
Allio Chiroki
Bridgeport
Fire board takes issue with paid pessimists of underwriters committee
Bridgeport’s fire commissioners respond to criticism from the national underwriters. They defend a growing, capable department, note rising costs and staffing, and accuse the underwriters of focusing on faults while ignoring improvements and safety gains. They warn that, despite praise, the department remains necessary and efficient amid urban fire risks.
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Fire Board
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Jet Strine
University School
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Reveret
Mente
Dane
P.O. Boxtin
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Milne Moet
Petr Washington
Aye In- Gire
Bing Street
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American Graphonhone Co
Poly Americas Grapnophone Co
Howard
Aggreer
Gure
Parmer
Gento
Bommos & Biute
Zarsh Brown
St. Tel
Wolls
Norman St
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Bridgeport Land & Title Co
Lenox Ave
Bridgeport Leva
Butler Ave
Stillman St
Harry
Lge
Optician
Warner
Fairield
Atp
Denance
St. Isidro
Eide Ribbon Auto & Carriage Co. Np
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Tinto
Pirst Moor
Asement
Park St
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Greater New York
Dr. Fones
Percy Watson
Grace Watson
Stratford Beach
S.J. Parks
Antonio Dalway
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Teally
Simons
Tidge Wilder
Jenna G. Smith
Annon Street
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Burr
Julius Frost
Fins
Wallace G. Taylor
Allentown
Board of Fire Commissionate
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Exper Ice
National Board of Fire Underwriters
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Capestally
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Natalia
Dorine
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