Waterbury Strikers Acquitted In Not Guilty Verdict
Waterbury Conn June 17 Eight trolley strikers cleared of assault with intent to murder Conductor William Merna and Motorman George Morrissette on Feb 26 after nearly six hours of jury deliberation. Names released include Edward B Winnegar Clifford Vandemark Willis Vandemark David C Marsh Harry W Warren John J McGuire Charles T Ross and John Brearton Brearton son of Police Officer John Brearton. The trial began June 2 and sparked citywide scenes of celebration.
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Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury
William Merna
George Morrissette
Waterville
Winnegar
Thayer
Liberty
Edward B. Winnegar
Clifford
Willis Vandemark
David C. Marsh
Harry W. Warren
John J. McGuire
Charles T. Ross
John Brearton
Brearton
Memorial services mark fraternal year end at Odd Fellows
Fraternal groups recount losses of Mechanics lodge members through memorial services in the Odd Fellows Temple. Obituaries list six departed brethren with ages and dates of death, noting long membership and decades of service. Speakers from local churches reflect on resurrection, character, and the value of fraternal insurance programs.
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Mechanics Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Francis W. Chadbourne
Frank A. Wyman
Benj. F. Haley
Geo. E. Metcalf
John F. Wright
Waldo Sargent
P. G
Geo. W. Pelsue
Lodge
Geo. F. Kenngett
First Trinitarian Congregational Church
J. M. Craig
First Presbyterian Church
N. W. Matthews
Gorham Street Methodist Church
Jesus Christ
Odd Fellowship
John Clee
Fred M. Brackett
S. A. McPherres
D. B. H. Bartlett
A. M. Huntoon
J. J. Preston
Mechanics Building
Dutton Street
Samuel Beck
Odd Fellows Home
William H. Wiggin
William Langley
Ambrose Lawrence
John J. Pickman
Order of American Mechanics
No. 22
L. S. Gilchrist
Enterprise Lodge of
Haverhill
Landry Landry Wedding and Confirmation at St Josephs
In Lowell the Landry Landry wedding was noted amid social and fraternal items. A large confirmation at St Joseph’s church drew 201 girls and 194 boys, with Bishop O’Connell remarking on the sacred mission of the newly confirmed as soldiers of Christ. The ceremony featured a Mass, a sermon, choirs, and the Holy Chrism sealing. A prior 7 am mass at St Jean Baptiste’s saw similar rites with extensive singing.
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St. Joseph’s Church
William H. O'Connell
Portland
St Joseph's Parish
Lefebvre
Oblate
Army of God
House of God
Jesus Christ
Fournier
Fr. Dorgan
Immaculate Conception
Campeau
Dorgan
Yvonne
Yvonna
Alice
Alicia
Fr. Diss
Stephen Rochette
Charles H. Boisvert
Mgr. O'Connell
William Tell
Alma Alexander
St. Jean Baptiste’s Church
Fr. Mangin
Diss
Marion
Alexander
Ernestine Alexander
Wedding and community notes in local church and clubs
A dramatic fingertip accident handsprings into a wedding report as Miss Antonia Landry wed Elphege Landry in St Joseph's church with a large reception and tours planned. Community life shines with the Societe St Jean Baptiste inviting attendance at St John's day and Club des Citoyens civic discussions and nominations upcoming June 24.
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Societe St. Jean Baptiste
Fr. Campeau
Sulle
Maitre d Hotel Recipes and Hoar Commencement Speech
A food column details maitre d hotel butter and variations like sauce lice and chateau briand sauce with fish and meat pairs, plus practical tips on butter temperatures and preparation. The second piece reports Iowa University commencement where Senator George F Hoar warns that real republic safety rests on individual duty and moral education.
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Chateaubriand
Maitre D’hotel
Iowa City
University of Iowa
United States
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
New Bedford Loom Weavers Strike Over Pay Cuts
Six hundred looms idle at Gosnold mills following a strike by weavers protesting a new price list that cuts wages. Workers say earnings drop to about $7 per week and some see reductions over $4 weekly. Strikers left work yesterday afternoon without union guidance.
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New Bedford
Gosnold Mills
Do Not Allow to Boil Serve on Heated Dish
A brief kitchen reminder instructs not to boil and to serve food on a heated dish to maintain temperature and preserve texture.
Waffles and muffins recipes from readers
Mrs G L B seeks a recipe for waffles noting sour cream gives best flavor. Recipe uses sour cream flour corn meal eggs soda salt, with beaten yolks folded in and whites folded last. K T asks for an egg free muffin recipe using buttermilk soda sour cream salt and flour, baked in gem pans.
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K. T
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A. C. Dearth
F. E. Cleveland, Jr
George H. Russell
C. L. Stanley
E. C. Wilkins
C. S. O'Dell
H. M. Sargent
Wilfred Ireland
William Sawyer
Excelsior Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
Noble
Wm. Ballenger
Andrew Mowatt
John Holmes
Herbert Cowdell
James Robinson
Nelson E. Huntley
Robert Houston
Leather Workers’ Hall
Central Street
Odd Fellows Hall
Boston
Clube Dramatico Marquez de Pombal
Maria de Sousa
Garfield Colony
United Order Pilgrim Fathers
Howe
Chelmsford Centre
Hooker
Court City
Lowell
Joseph McIntyre
James McMahon
John Burns
Woodward
Philip Burns
Jr. Woodward
Stephen Fedigan
Beadle
Thomas Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Lady Franklin Council
No. 7
D. of L
S. E. Brett
East Merrimack Street
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
Daughters of Liberty
Canobie Lake
J. P. Maxfield
Geo. W. Fraser
Landry-Landry
Hector Toupin
Mass
Elks
Willow Dale
H. A. Toupin
Mt. Vernon Street
Club Passe Temps
Vincent Building
Alfred Morisette
Joseph Lefebvre
J. E. Rochette
Ildevert Gagan
A. Tellier
Messrs
Ludger Coulombe
Norbert Lavignac
Horace Lefebvre
Ovide Breault
Little Doria
Niagara Falls
Vienna
Ballantine’s Exp
Case Piel Bros.’ Beer
California
Nolan & Joyce
Winter Street
Crom
Caisse
Doria
Antonia Landry
Elphege Landry
Congregation de Notre Dame de Lourdes
Lamothe
Holden
Napoleon Landry
Laure Page
Oliva Poirier
Merrimack Street
Joseph Gariepy
Pelham
Montreal
Three Rivers
Nicolet Grand 'Mere
St. Maurice
Mrs. Landry
Club Des Citoyeps Cricains
Fese Bly
Citoyens
Lida Ames Willis
Marquette Building
Chicago
Banning Co
LA Maitre D
Maitre D'Hotel
Senator Hoar the Orator
Courier
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