Royal Spanish travelers ignore Friday the 13th in Madrid
Madrid dispatch notes a crowded royal departure scene at the Northern Railway Station where a calm, orderly crowd treated the royal party with courtesy. Queen Victoria, king, and royal guards depart Madrid for Santander as unrest looms in Spain. The piece reflects on superstition around Friday the 13th and the royal family's travel amid political tensions.
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Madrid
New York
Guardia
2 Guardia
Royal Guard
House of Austria
Spain
Santander
Queen Victoria
Salamanca
Permits Totalling Sixty Nine Thousand Dollars Approved
The Board of Building Commissioners granted permits with total value of 69025. Projects include a three story building at 1196 and 1198 Main for the Dillon estate, a two family house on Bronx Avenue for W F Lewis, multiple garages and additions on several streets, and a portable school on Alice Street near Bridgeport.
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Board of Building Commissioners
Main Street
Howard
Charles Dillon
Bronx Avenue
W. F. Lewis
Ezra Street
C. J. Marcille
Broad Street
M. Hinckaon
8. Carlson
Fairfield Avenue
N. Rottenthaler
Homestead Avenue
M. Hoffman
Grand Street
Be, P. Skelly
Colorado Avenue
D. H. McNamara
Alice Street
Bridgeport
Castle Ronald Favored for New Veterans Hospital
Following a recommendation by 1st State Commander John H Whhiams of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to move veterans from hospitals to a centrally located site Castle Ronald in Newtown is under consideration as the new hospital location. Endorsements come from Homer S Cummings Schuyler Merritt Dr Edward J Lynch superintendent of the Coram Sanitorium in Shelton and Dr David R Lynch of the Gaylord Sanitorium.
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John H. WhHiams
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Castle Ronald
Newtown
Homer S. Cummings
Schuyler Merritt
Edward J. Lynch
Coram Sanitorum
Shelton
David R. Lynch
Gaylord
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