01 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
1
In a lengthy testimony Mad Glover faced questions from attorney for Ho Lo Blanc as a large crowd filled the courtroom. The trial continued with prosecutors detailing alleged motives and past relationships as the defense pressed to cast doubt on the accuser’s claims and the evidence surrounding the death of the heir.
The witness denied any intimacy with Clover before marriage and questioned her residence at Bouton. She claimed marriage into her cousin’s family and expressed that she loved Mattie Two Blane very intensely.
President Mellen appoints Dee Blaven as assistant to oversee eastern systems including New York New Haven Hartford lines. The move follows recent duties by President Mellen related to Boston and Maine and Maine Central roads. Blaven, formerly at Burlington and Maine Central, will work mainly in this city with the New Haven organization.
In Marshalltown Iowa yesterday a girl aged 14 married a man named Barker, who works for the Illinois Central railroad. Both sets of parents gave consent, and the ceremony took place locally with the couple described as too young for the match.
Miss Jeunie I Black married Charles C Hartey in a private ceremony at a residence described as the drawing room setting. The event echoed a grand society mood with Mrs Barney and others present, and plans for the wedding were underway with detailed preparations.
The report describes a fatal shooting during an attempt to protect brother Mred Rexel Rodgers of Philadelphia from a wounded bull moose charge. Rodgers fired multiple shots, killing YOUNES Van Abr ttodgeys, with the tragedy noted on Condongye lake shore. The incident, linked to transport and local guides, mentions Abr Rodgers' transfer to Ottawa and shipment to New York.
Fire in the basement of St. Joseph’s Cathedral in Hartford threatened major damage but was controlled by 2 pm. The cathedral, noted as the state’s largest Catholic church, is among the state’s grandest edifices in the city. Duke of Manchester improving after appendix surgery. his condition described as improving. The Duke and Miss Molenn Almacrucdo are mentioned in a separate notice from London.
Summary of the 1910 football toll showing 110 killed, down from 1909’s 29. The report notes most deaths among noncollege youths, with only three college players among 16, urging stricter supervision and safer practices. Major injuries include broken bones and head trauma, listing numerous cases across schools and high schools in fall 1910.
Four Nebraska millionaires W G Com stock Bartley Richards Ghutrles Jamison and Aquila Triplett convicted in federal court for fencing government lands receive one year in county jail after a month in various jails. They depart for Hastings with a Japanese attendant to supervise cooling. They order expensive furniture carpets and a large library for their cells and subscribe to daily papers and magazines. Lace curtains hang in windows and floors are carpeted.
Journalising New Haven reports a December announcement naming Robert Lincoln O'Brien, editor of the Boston Herald and former secretary to President Cleveland, as the Bromley Lecturer in Journalism at Yale University this year. O'Brien also served as Washington correspondent for the Boston Transcript.
Julia Wyatt veteran actress died at 349 Talim Street New Haven aged 71. She created the part of Topsy in the original Uncle Tom's Cabin company and starred for years. Widow of actor George H Wyatt who died in 1836. Wyatt and hers were first to perform Uncle Tom's Cabin in New Haven in 1894 at Music Hall Bijou Dream theater. Children Helen deceased and Mrs Warren of Bridgeport were in later company.
Frederick A Cook, famed explorer, travels incognito only by using his own presence. Hamp ton's Magazine staff, led by Benjamn Hampton, traced his location from London to Troy and Quebec, relying on no disguise as Cook openly interacted with locals. The expedition to obtain his confession proceeded with no alert from crowds or officials.
New Haven December 1 reports the question of whether Governor elect Simeon Baldwin will attend the Chamber of Commerce dinner with Colonel Theodore Roosevelt on December 13. Some fear his absence due to past campaign tensions, while the judge has decided but remains silent.
At the Chicago conference delegates debated Sunday amusements with Dr Edward Peterson urging permissive use of baseball and pictures as recreation while warning against idleness. Other leaders including Ferber Welsh and Rev J T Williams attacked mixing church work with entertainment. The reports also cover Lenore Len eves on a steamer and a train victim in Norwalk with a watchman killed.
A major blaze in Dallas yesterday burned 30 frame houses six small stores six boarding houses and parts of Buell planning mill Dallas Ice and Fuel plant and other property. Loss estimated at around a quarter of a million with about five hundred people homeless as flames threaten Main Street while low water pressure hampers fire crews.
The Massachusetts special commission reports 36000 TB cases in the state and calls for 6000 to 6000 additional beds, a $4 weekly state subsidy for non paying patients in hospitals, and a home food program under restrictions. A minority opposes food aid at home, seeking to limit local relief powers. Henry P. Walcott leads the panel.
Rev. Fr. Sulzer at the Presbyterian missionaries conference denounced the Sunday school lesson trust and warned that if the committee continues to remove core gospel elements the church will lose the faith it aims to teach. A petition will be sent to the syndicate supplying the lessons to address the defects.
New Haven December 1 Hryan J Mahan mayor of New London whose name was linked to Governor Baldwin’s highway commissioner selection says he is not a candidate for the post and did not authorize its use He plans to attend the senators elect meeting at Senator McNeil Bridgeport Mahan is a senator elect
A brief market note shows mixed results with minor dividends. Entities referenced include stock categories and percent changes, indicating cautious investor activity and limited price movements.
Milk at eighteen cents a quart for babies stirs debate after a rise pushes single pints to ten cents and cream to thirty cents a half pint. Brewers note labor and grain costs as causes, while many dealers resist further increases. Also reports Jalbert Merida dies at 90 in Nashville Indiana after a life shrouded by superstition and rattlesnake skins.
Federal investigators have probed a nationwide alliance among AT and T, Western Union, General Electric, Westinghouse, and Western Electric. A bill in equity seeks dissolution of the merger, with details on the Telephone Trust and control of Western Union and Postal Telegraph and Cable. The probe, led by Assistant Attorney General Crim, argues monopoly under patents and price fixing, potentially triggering a national scandal.
New York December 1 Judge Silbert Gary states United States Steel will begin in 1917 three pension classes for employees with twenty years service. Pensions funded by the US Steel Carnegie joint fund with no employee contributions. Minimums range from $12 to $16 monthly. maximum $1,200 annual. Pension rate is 1 percent of last ten years' regular pay per year of service.
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