Barge and Tug Collide in Local Harbor Incident
In the harbor three barges of coal and one barge of sand were secured when a morning tug named Kellar of New etely loaded coal for Hoffman Bros and sand for Bridgepart Construction. The tug Charles Mecafive of the McCattre che or two began a maneuver nearby.
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Bartge
Kellar
New Etely
Hoffman Bros. Company
Bridgepart’ Construction Company
Charles Mecafive
McCattre Che
Judge Mills Recovers After Trial In White Plains
Isaac Mills of Newtown, presiding judge and former New York Supreme Court justice, recuperates at home after defending Walter Ward, wealthy hunter, in the Sailor Peters murder case in White Plains. Mills plans a brief return to Newtown before resuming duties.
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Judes
Isaac M. Mills
Er- Non
Walter Ward
Balers
Sailor Peters
White Plains
Judge Mills
Wilson M. Treynolds
Newtown
Reynolds
Wiley Fox
Judee Mills
Supreme Court of
W York
Thomipson
New Jersey Man Sues Hegeman Terminal Co
Michael V. Piteo of Hoboken sues Hege man Trengier & Lighteraxe Co. in New Jersey court seeking 300 dollars for truck damage from an accident in Greenwilch a year ago. Piteo claims Ward Deuter, the Hegeman truck driver, was responsible due to negligent operation.
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Greenwilch
Michael V. Piteo
Hoboken
N. J
Court of Common Pleas
Hegeman Trengier & Lighteraxe Co
Piteo
Ward Deuter
Hegemay
Smmcompetene
Father of 13 Children Given Suspended Jail Sentence
Abraham Burros, 54, of 145 Cannon Street, Father of 13, charged with violation of the prohibition laws, received a suspended three month jail term and a $10 fine plus costs. In City Court yesterday morning, Franc J. O’Connell drew a 100 day jail sentence for assault, but due to promises to behave, the drunkenness and breach of peace charge was suspended. Michael Kosteck, 17, of 631 Water Street, on a purse theft from Mrs. Rose Reich, was placed on probation after arrest. John Kish, 44, of 234 Howard Avenue, fined $75 and costs with six months jail, execution suspended. Peter Duval, 47, of 104 South Ave, 30 days jail on a drunkenness charge, but not required to serve sentence for a related charge involving a four year old, six months suspended. Frank Arnold, 44 Sylvan Avenue, noted for $600 payment on a driving while intoxicated case.
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Abraham Burros
Cannon
Ceut
Goya
Francs J. O'Connell
Leonard Grasse
Fairfield
O'Connell
Rose Reich
Water Street
Michael Kosteck
John Kish
Honard Avenue
Peter Duval
South Ave
Frank Arnold
Sylvan Avenue
Mquer
Scarlet fever cases rise in city weekly report
The weekly morbidity report shows seven new scarlet fever cases in the city this week, up from two last week, with the city also leading the state in diphtheria cases at seven. Overall state totals indicate a broad increase in communicable diseases including 46 diphtheria cases and 36 new scarlet fever cases compared with prior figures.
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State Board of Health
Aisu
Young wife forged clothes case in Stamford court
Mrs. Anna M Yasensky, once married, stole about $100 from former employers Mr B Foster and Mrs Mary Kalsur. On promise to restore the money and reform her ways, she was placed on probation in Stamford City Court.
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Stamford
Tellesroom
Anna M. Yasensky
B. Foster
Mary Kalsur
Canavari Jailed Then Indefinitely Suspended
Charles Canavari of this city was fined 100 and given two months in jail on each of four counts charging him with stealing lottery winnings by Judge Walsh in the county court yesterday. The jail sentence was indefinitely suspended. Mrs Melvina Corino also of this city was fined 200 and costs and sentenced to ten days in jail for selling liquor, the jail sentence being suspended.
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Charles Canavari
Walsh
Cammean
Melvina Corino
Wee
Costa
Greenwich Masons Open New Temple
The Acacia lodge No. 65 and ALM in Greenwich opened their new Masonic temple marked by a formal address by Alfred C. Waulton of Stamford and remarks from Judge Frederick A. Hubbard of Greenwich. The event featured brief speeches and local dignitaries in attendance.
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Greenwich
Gee Twig
Acacia Lodge
Aluree Oiner
Cummings
Tulka
Alfred C. Waulton
Stamford
Wrederick A. Hubbard
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Charles Lewis
Lewis Oyster Company
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Medford
Kingan’s
Wed Harbor
Long Island
Porto Rico
Southport
Westport
New Jersey
Bluejay
Dr. Weidlich
Alvord
Citizen’s Bldg
Over Kresge’s
Salerno
Cannon Sts
Canavari
Washington Market
Main St
PP Rai
Rex
Soneless
Meigs Corner Woman’s Store
Meigs & Co
Paris
le Mode
Shagmoor
Miss Manhattan
Shagmoor Coats
Meigs &Oe Incorporated Outfitters
Betty Wales
Couls
Pacific Coast Shippers
New York
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U. S
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New York Docks
Brooklyn
Los Angeles Harbor
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Black’s Co
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