Obituary notices from local paper report multiple deaths
Obituary notices list Harry G. Smith a Meigs & Co buyer whose services were held at home on Laurel Avenue with pallbearers from the company and burial in Park Cemetery. Also Anthony Timpfinger died at St Vincent's hospital. Alice Fall funeral at 185 Harriet Street. Robert Nevins aged 66 at his daughter's home with services at St Patrick's and St Michael's cemeteries. George Doulas funeral from Union Avenue. Arthur Julius Brauer infant funeral at parental home and Park Cemetery. Charles W Hart 11 died at 793 Grand Street with funeral at his home. Joseph Thetrault funeral from Denox Avenue and St Anthony's Church with Masons present. Rev A N Blackford death announced. Janet Harding Blackford noted. J Frank Hine 3 died at Devon with funeral slated for tomorrow.
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Harry G. Smith
Meigs & Co
Laurel Avenue
Sherman
St. John’s Church
Meigs& Co
Park Cemetery
Robert Nevins
Peter Engle
French Street
John IP. Jones
Peter Engle Ani
Catherine Nevins
St. Patrick's Church
St Michael
Charles W. Hart
Charles W. ‘Hart
Grand Street
Nova Scotica
Wilam Coleman Weston
Fletcher
Herbert
Ray
Alexander Alison
Mountain Grove
Joseph Thetrault
Denox Avenue
St. Anthony's Church
PA Messicat
New Traven Innee
Pall-Pearers
PD Martell
I, Martell
A. Rowin
J. Mrrecan
Lapaint
JT. Marcheneau
St Michaels Cemetery
AL NY Wackford
A. N. Blackfnrd
Pdorhy Tine
Vermont
Mr. Blackford
Orrs
Janet Harding Blackford
Frester Harding
Women rally for suffrage in wartime role call
A speaker argues that women proved essential in factories farms and multiple fields during the war earning suffrage in England and America. He urges Connecticut to act, noting congressional approval and state debates, and cites reforms, labor protections, and the League of Nations as points guiding voters. Other dignitaries attend a dinner on the topic.
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England
League of Nations
Yas
Congress
Connecticut
John H. Light
Norwalk
Harrison
Darien
John B. Dillon
Shelton
Barry Sherwood
Westport
Frederick Salmon
Wiethher Dobyns
Chicago
Wilson
Suffrage Leaders Push Governor Holcomb At Connecticut Meeting
Suffrage leaders lambasted Gov. Holcomb at a convention urging immediate action. Delegates from Hartford New Haven and areas across Connecticut outlined committee work finances petitions and county reports showing growing support for a special legislative session on woman suffrage amid funding efforts and outreach progress.
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Rawson
Fairfield County
Wilson
Rosamond Danielson
Pannie Dixon Welch
Windham
Totland
A. E. 8. Taylor
Litchfield County
Watarbury
Norfolks
Middlesex County
Mabel C. Washburn
FL. Kitchell
Julian
Hinman
Hartford
Mary R Bulkley
New Haven
T. MccDermott
New London
Willis Austin
Fairfield
Monathan Rawson
South Beach
Tolland
Tagnie Welch
Litehield
A. Z. S Taylor
Middlesex
Mary Wheeler
Cleanup of Reds Follows Murders Verdicts
After examining the body Justice of the Ponce Charles P. Hoss accepted the verdict without comment in a case involving twenty six prisoners. Tonight an examination disclosed that fourteen are American citizens, three Swedes, one Swiss, one Montenegrin, and one Finn. Nationalities of the remaining defendants could not be learned.
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Ponce
Charles P. Hoss
NO EARLY ACTION ON POLICE PLUMS
The board of police commissioners will not make appointments this week and delays extend to the first of the year. Commission reasons cite careful qualification review and avoid upsetting Republican harmony amid promised promotions. Budget work for the coming year is underway and expected to exceed last year.
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Police Department
Board of Police Commissioners
Re- Motte
Tate
Iast Voar
Silent Welcome for 111 North Russian Dead Soldiers
NW York November 12 111 American soldiers bodies return home aboard the Daraga in gray as mist covers Sandy Hook harbor. Rodman Wanamaker chairs the welcome committee but officials bar reporters and crowds while a funeral is planned for tomorrow morning.
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NW York
Daraga
Sandy Leok
Rodman Wanamaker
Shanks
Nsers
Evening school attendance rises in city report
A War Education report shows 1069 pupils enrolled in 33 evening classes with 904 in Americanization programs. Additional classes operate at public schools and in several factory locations.
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Chix
Colds Cause Headaches and Paris Poverish Headaches
An advertisement notes headaches tied to colds and argues relief comes from laxative bromo quin tablets. It cites one active ingredient quinine and features W. Grovie’s signature on the box. Price listed as 80 cents.
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Paris
Reds From This City Now In Hartford Jail
Examination of 47 alleged Reds arrested in a raid on Sadler's hall last Saturday may begin today at the Hartford county hall. The prisoners were moved to Hartford yesterday in two special cars on the 12 27 Hartford bound train. They were hauled from police headquarters in pairs, handcuffed, while federal officers and local police supervised the transfer. The trip was under the control of federal agents and state police. The prisoners offered no resistance and arrived in Hartford early afternoon, then were taken to the county jail where Inspector Clark of the Bureau of Immigration in Boston will conduct the examination.
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Sadler's Hall
Hartford County Hall
Hartford
Frederal Awgnts
Inspector Clark
Bureau of Immigration
Boston
Missouri Area and Population Figures for 1915
The state of Missouri covers 69 420 square miles with 692 square miles of water. The estimated population on July 1, 1915, was 3 448 408.
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Missouri
Weather forecast for Eastern New York and New England
Eastern New York will have fair skies with a colder Thursday and much colder night. Friday brings fair conditions with further cooling especially in the east. Southern New England clears Thursday with colder air, then fair and colder Friday. Northern New England shows local paths Thursday with colder conditions in the west and by night in the east, then fair and colder Friday.
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New York
New England
West Ana
TAYES HEALING HONEY AND CROUP SALVE PROMOTION
Advertisement offers TAYES HEALING HONEY to stop the tickle and cure coughs with 35c and an eight free box of GROVI'S O-TEN-TRATR SALVE with every bottle. Mentions meeting attendance by a Drug Clerk at Carpenters' location.
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Henry
Tayes
GROYI
Carpenters
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National War Labor Board
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Sterling
Aeolian Vocalion
Sonnenberg Piano CO
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RAP
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Maine
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Ralming
Worl
Ludington
A. T. Ambrose
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W. Peck
I. L. Wilder
Theodore Steiber
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Docremus
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Charles Sanford
James Mizer
Legislative Committee
Fy J. Kirchell
Connecticur
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Mary Bulkley
Hartford County
T. S. McDermott
Waterbury
Derby
Seymour
Marion Nichol Rawson
Sound Beach
Fairieta County
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Grand Union Tea CO
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Lion
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UNC
REDS
Papsadent
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