Connecticut Men Named for the Hall of Fame Nominees
Nineteen Connecticut figures are among New York University Hall of Fame nominees. The list includes Noah Webster, John Fiske, Edmund Clarence Stedman, Thomas Gallaudet, Theodore Dwight Woolsey, Eliphalet Nott, Noah Porter, Lyman Beecher, Horace Bushnell, John Brown, Benjamin Silliman, Charles Goodyear, Nathan Hale, Oliver Ellsworth, Roger Sherman, Frederick Church, Frederick Law Olmstead, India Tunt Strourney, and others born in Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, Torrington, Windsor, and Coventry. Ballots go to 102 electors. results may be announced November 1.
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Connecticut
New York University Hall of Fame
Noah Wes Philologist
Hartford
Yale
John Fiske
Middletown
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Norwich
Winsted
Thomas J. Gallaudet
Philadelphia
Hartford School For the
Connecticut State Hospital For the
Theodore Dwight Woolsey
Yale University
New York
Timothy Dwight
Daniel Colt Gilman
University of California
Johns Hopkins
Eliphalet Nott
Ashford
Union College
Noah Porter
Faurmington
Lyman Beecher
New Haven
New England
Channing
Horace Bushnell
New Preston
Old North Congregational Church
Park Church
John Brown
Torrington
Kansas
Benjamin Silliman
Hertford
Everett Hale
Nestor
Charles Goodyear
Nathan Hale
Coventry
Oliver Ellsworth
United States Supreme Court
Windsor
Roger Sherman
Frederick Edwin Church
Inter Manuatings
Buffalo
Great Niagara Walls
Frederick Law Olmstead
Riverside
Morningside Parks
Jackson
Washington Parks
Chicago
Parkways
Montreal
Hington
Bridgeport
India
Tunt Strourney
McKeever Estate Exam Reveals No Clear Assets
Judge F L Wiker and Referee J J Keough examined Edward J McKeever to seek hidden assets in bankruptcy. McKeever claimed to carry his accounts in his head and could not provide definite information on piano sales under McKeever Piano Co or amounts received. Petition filed last February listed liabilities at 202.57 and assets at 962.00. Attorney J J Devine named as trainee in bankruptcy proceedings.
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F. L. Wiker
Edward J. McKeever
J. J. Keough
Wider
Creditore
McKeever
Iecarry
Wilder
McKeever Piano Co
Heoxic
J. J. Devine
Crow As Farmer Ally Yet Mischief Maker
A United States Biological Survey bulletin argues crows help farmers by eating grain pests and insects, noting their net benefit despite consuming some grain and preying on eggs. The piece also touts crows as intelligent and sociable, making good pets when raised by humans, though prone to mischief. Columbus Dispatch.
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United States Biological Survey
Columbus Dispatch
Agana Prohibits Whistling Under $5 Fine
In Agana Guam on July 24 Captain W W Gilmer governor and naval station commandant ordered no whistling within the city limits. Violators face an executive fine up to five dollars. Gilmer holds broad authority over Guam law, a unique power for a U S possession.
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Agana
Guam
Gilmer
United States Naval Station
W. W. Gilmer
United States
Habeas Corpus Writ Seizes Action in Vitale Case
Judge John W Banks ordered State Policeman Antonio Clementino to bring Mrs Antonetta Vitale and four children before Judge J E Keeler on August 2. Warrant for moving Vitale family from Bridgeport to Albany cited as public charges. Reich secured the order. Clementino halted transport. Owen Keenan advertises reliable wedding and funeral car service from 150 Fairlida Avenue with experienced drivers and guaranteed high quality.
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John W. Banks
Superior Court
Owen Keenan
Fairlida Avenue
Keenan
Detroit Through the Ages and a Middletown Court Close
Detroit marks its 219th anniversary July 24 1701 noting Cadillac led a hundred men for the first settlement. The city has changed flags thrice, yielded to three sovereignties, endured sieges and a capture, fires, massacres, and numerous battles. Population milestones rise from 21019 in 1850 to 537650 in 1914. Detroit, a premier automobile center, leads world production. In Middletown, Judge Frank D Haines closed chambers after noon sessions, set five New Haven cases for next Tuesday judgements.
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Detroit
Antoine de la Motte Cadillac
Bouaget
Montdesert
Michigan
Tiaines
Frank D. Haines
Superior Court
Middletown
New Haven
Goodwin Takes Detroit Municipal Trolley Post
Joseph Goodwin of 3363 Main Street has been appointed general manager of Detroit’s municipal street railway. He leaves tomorrow to start Monday, after resigning as Bridgeport division manager of the Connecticut Company on June 16 to pursue oil work with Morse Investment Co. in Hartford.
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Joseph
Goodwin
Bridgeport
Connecticut Company
Municipal Street Railway
Detroit
Mich
Hartford
Charles E. Morse Investment Co
Boston
Mass
Connecticut Co
300 Manufacturers at the Outing
The Manufacturer's Association held its annual outing at Momauguin with about 300 members and guests from local and distant groups. President Bilton called it the best, 100 percent successful event with vaudeville by Fred W. Harrison and other acts. Air rides in Curtiss flying boats drew interest despite wet, cold weather as a traveling tent show performed Appius Claudius with comic reception.
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Manufacturer's Association
Momauguin
C. E. Bilton
Fred W. Harrison
Polis New Haven House
George Hawey
Appius Claudius
Obituary notices for Jennings and others in local city
Mrs. Austin Jennings aged 78, mother of Edward A. Erwin and Henry A. Jennings of Jennings Brothers Manufacturing, died at 68 Brooklawn place after a ten week illness. Patrick McCarthy, 65, of 378 Hawey Avenue, longtime Thomas P. Taylor Co. employee, died at St Vincent's Hospital. He leaves three daughters and a son. Hawin N. Blakesley’s funeral was held from Miss E. A. Bulkeley’s home. burial in Lakeview cemetery. Vitline Benard’s funeral followed at St Anthony's church. burial in St. Michael's cemetery. Julia B Curran, wife of Dr P. J. Curran, funeral private then at St Augustine's Church. pallbearers listed and burial in St. Michael's cemetery.
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Austin Jennings
Edward A. Erwin M
Henry A. Jennings
Jennings Brothers Manufacturing Company
Brooklawn Place
Greens Farms
Patrick McCarthy
Hawey Avenue
Thomas P. Taylor Company
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Frank Cantillon
Sadie F. McCarthy
Bertha Farrell
Charles M
Ilion
N. Y
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Edwin N. Blakesley
Hawin N. Blakesley
E. A. Bulkeley
South Avenue
H. A. Davenport
Lakeview Cemetery
Vitline Benard
Vitline
Stephen Benard
Barnum Avenue
St Anthony's Church
John Maloney
Vincent Coleman
George Hughes
William Dinon
Sylvester J. O’neill
Thomas Griffen
Julia B. Curran
Julia B
P. J. Curran
North Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
Robert E. Keame
Edwin Weldon
William McLoughlin
Daniel P. Griffen
William Redden
Frank Lalley
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Compensation agreements filed in Buckingham office
Compensation agreements show Crane Co paying B Danilewicz $18 weekly at 59 Johnson Street and Frank Bober $18 weekly at 48 Atlantic Street, International Silver Co paying Luka Fursa $14.43 weekly at Seaview Avenue, Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co paying Sam Morris $18 weekly at Norwalk, K O Hangen paying Elinor Splittdorf $1 weekly at Stamford, Bridgeport Brass Co paying Edward Whitney $17.06 weekly, and Crane Co paying Tony Longo $16.41 weekly.
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E. Z. Buckingham
Crane Co
B. Danilewicz
Johnson Street
Frank Bober
Atlantic Street
International Silver Co
Seaview Avenue
Luka Fursa
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co
Sam Morris
Norwalk
K. 0
Hangen
Stamford
Elinor Splittdorf
Bridgeport Brass Co
Edward Whitney
Tony Longo
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George B. Hawley
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Edward H. Wilmot
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Margaret John
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Fairfield Av
Charles L. Dennis
State St
Henry Ersoseen
Lieberum & Heaphy
Austin St
South Ave
Emheimers and Undertakers
State Street
Eee
M. J. Gannon
John Street
Vine St
George P. Potter
Ffee Mortuary
Broad Street
Jos. Gorman
Stratford Ave
Noble
James St. Barnum
P. Sproriera
Pgraduate Mira
Aersee
Naugatuck
New York Pier
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