Vessel and Crew Reported Lost at Sea
A British schooner St Claire Theriault is said to be sinking 200 miles offshore with crew sick and disabled. Davidson County, damaged in gales, drifts toward the Azores after losing its propeller. Falcon and Fixilda wrecked in the storm. one crewman missing. Coasters Acushnet Gresham fail to refloat North Wind Lake Crystal. Wair Field aground with over 10,000 tons coal aboard.
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Dee, Lae
St. Claire Theriault
Warrmouth
Azores
Halifax
XX. S
States Shipping Board
Davidson County
North Atlantic
ST. Pierre
Falcon
Langer Island
Dog Island
Vineyard Haven
Maus
Wee
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Gresham
Stemers North Wind
Lake Crystal
Naushon Island
Wairfield
Martha's Vineyard Island
No New Home Rule Bill This Session in Parliament
London December 1. Premier Lloyd George told the Commons no Irish home rule bill would be introduced this session. He will outline the measure in a statement to be given Monday.
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Lloyd-George
London
Lease of Commons
Nearly All Miners Back At Their Work
Chicago December 15 reports say coal use restrictions were lifted after the miners strike. Regional fuel directors will supervise distribution to restore reserves equitably. About half the miners returned to work across nearly all coal fields today.
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Chicago
Marriage Licenses Issued Rise Over Last Year
The Bureau of Vital Statistics reports 107 marriage licenses issued in November, according to the registrar. The month shows an increase of 46 licenses from the same month last year, when 121 licenses were issued.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Egyptian premier survives assassination attempt in Cairo
An unsuccessful bid to kill Prime Minister Assif Wahba pasha occurred as he drove to the ministry. The assailant, a student, was arrested. Wahba formed his cabinet in November after the prior cabinet resigned over dissatisfaction with a commission headed by Viscount Silher, secretary for the colonies, which had just arrived in Egypt.
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Atters
Mill
Catro
Assif Wahbapasha
Viscount Silher
Egypt
Action Against Clark To Be Heard Today
Saquel Friedman's case against Senator George Clark seeks 175000 in damages in Superior Court before Judge James Webb. Friedman alleges Clark failed to complete a sale of business property at East Main and Nichols after a prior bargain, with Clark claiming bankruptcy prevented transfer. the property has since been sold by the bankruptcy trustee.
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Clark
Saquel Priedman
George BB
Qlhark
King
James HW. Webb
Edman
East Main
Nichols Streets
May
Cha
Friedmat
Judge Booth Delayed En Route to Bridgeport Hearing
Judge John R. Booth of the Common Pleas was delayed by a railroad incident on the New Haven line and arrived in South Norwalk at 12 30. He was en route to Bridgeport for a supplementary proceedings hearing in the Royal Eastern Electric Company of New York versus Ars Anna Donovan case. The plaintiff has a judgment but cannot locate property to satisfy it. Donovan and other witnesses were questioned about finances, with a decision reserved.
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New Haven
John R. Booth
Common - Pleas Court
Bridgeport
Royal Eastern Electric Company of
New York
Board orders action on Mrs Ford death
Superintendent of Charities Angus P Thorne was tasked by the Board of Charities to draft resolutions on the death of Mrs Margaret M Ford a former board commissioner The resolutions will be presented at the next meeting A special session discussed the department budget for the coming year with plans to adopt at the December 26 meeting
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Superintendent of Charities
Angus P. Thorne
Board of Charities
Margaret M. Ford
Seven Barks and Savien Barks Health Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes SEVEN BARKS as a root and herb remedy for stomach distress and bloating, promising relief from headaches and acids. It also touts SAVIEN BARKS with 10 to 20 drops after meals to ease sleeplessness and poor appetite, claiming sixty years of use and a 50 cent price.
Rescues From Stranded Barges Near Little Gull Island
Six people are rescued after two barges Agnes Moward of Brooklyn and Commo ore Barry of New York, towed by the Neposset, drift onto Little Gull Island in heavy seas. A gale from the northwest hindered efforts as a lighthouse crew ferried the trio to safety. Meanwhile, a cave-in buries laborer Jack Labruno, and Charles E Hobbie, former Stamford selectman and freight boat captain, dies of heart trouble.
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New London
Agnes Moward
Brooklyn
Commoore Barry
New York
Little Gull Island
Spampord
Stampord
Charles E. Hobbie
Gift of 5100 Given to Father Murray Hardord Receives
A donation totaling 5100 is presented to Father Murray Hardord. John G. Murray auxiliary bishop of Hartford Diocese receives 3100 as part of the gift to St Joseph's Catholic parish.
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Murray Hardrord
Bt. Joseph's
Will
John .G. Murray
Diocese of
Hartford
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