Connecticut Senate Bills Move On Pension and Polygamy Petition
Washington reports Senator Hawley of Connecticut introduced bills for a Hartford post office addition up to 200000, pensions for Capt. Joseph H. Barnum and others, plus an 2128 voter petition for monogamy, and a plan to honor veteran staff as The soldiers' roll of the senate. Also noted are harbor dredging requests for New London and a Miss Potin Knight suit against the Duke of Manchester for breach of promise.
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King New London Harbor
Washington
Hawley
Connecticut
Ofice
Charles H. Hawley
Joseph H. Barnum
Company H
Barnum
Hartford Journal
John A. Powell
Albert M. Powel
Missouri Light Artillery
Powell
Stamford
Ellen Gaines
John Craimus
First District of Columbia Infantry
Congress
United States
Platt
Secretary of War
New London
3. S. Leach
London
Potin Knight
Duke of Manchester
Trial of Mrs Bontnie ends near verdict in famous case
Washington December 5 The Bonine trial likely to conclude next week after twenty five witnesses for the defense and thirty six for the prosecution The 16 year old son testified about his mother’s shoes on the night of the tragedy and the cross examination featured statistics on blood corpuscles leading to a courtroom smile as a thread with several corpuscles was discussed
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Washington
Maurice
Womean
Mr. Gould
Ruffin
Gould
Lindstrom barred from ship visits as children ill with scarlet fever
Walter Lindstrom of Greenwich alleges he was forced ashore and forbidden to see his wife and two ill children aboard the Oceanic while a doctor was arranged for at quarantine. Officers claim Lindstrom was boisterous and deny lack of medical care for the children.
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New York
Walter Lindstrom
Greenwich
Conn
Lindstrom
White Star
L’flommedien
Heffelfinger Marries Grace Pierce in Kansas City
Yale football guard and captain Heffelfinger, now a grain dealer in Minneapolis, wed Grace Pierce, ward of cattleman Henry Withers, at Trinity Episcopal church. The wedding drew socialites from Minnesota to New York and Ohio, with notable guests including Bum McClung, a former Yale teammate.
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Kaansas City
W. W. Heffelfinger
Yale
Onarsiman
Minneapolis
Grace Pierce
Henry Withers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Florida
Millinnesota
Ohio
New York
Washington
Tragedy at Oak Grove Ends in Shootings and Deaths
In Westmoreland County Virginia a mob seeking to avenge an insult led to gunfire at the Marks home near Oak Grove. William Taylor was killed and William Heflin later died. James Marks, who shot at intruders, was exonerated by the coroner's jury as victims Stiff and Taylor died from wounds.
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Veco
James GQ
Westmoreland County
Virgin Ia
Wiay
Herbert Marks
Oak Grove
William Taylor
William Hefilin
Prince George County
Young Marks
Warsaw
Taylor
Henta
Rosa Kyler
Marks
Miss Kyler
Hoeftilin
Leif
George Thompson
Douglas
Avengers
Colon Beach
Srif
Thompson
Heiflin
Se Sant
Stiff
Fasylor
Young
Eyoung
Vengeare
Griff
Tettin
Colonial Beach
Sach Macks
Roosevelt's Message Aids Venezuelan Policy Stance
Washington report notes Roosevelt's assertion that the United States will not permit territorial gain by non-Americans, seen as guidance for President Castro of Venezuela. Secretary Hay welcomes the stance, while German papers hint at potential coercion to protect interests. North Atlantic squadron plans are described as routine, with Caribbean operations expected before returning north.
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Hay
State Department
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Venezuela
Germany
England
Roosevelt
North Atlantic
Caribbean
Faeign
Dog Bar breakwater disaster claims another ship
Gloucester Massachusetts reports another accident on the unfinished Dog Bar breakwater as the schooner Vigilant, 92 tons, Captain Henry Curtis, strikes the breakwater while returning from the Banks. The ship and cargo, 70,000 pounds of fish valued about 80,000 dollars, may be a total loss. The vessel is the 35th to strike the breakwater since construction began.
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Mags
Dog Bar
Henry Curtis
Curtis
Vigilant
John Pew and Son
Pittsburg Switch Men Strike Breaks at Duquesne
Reports from Pittsburg show switchmen returning to work across several railroad divisions, easing the Duquesne strike but leaving freight congestion and mill shutdowns in Homestead. Affected areas include Monongahela, Allegheny Valley, and Pittsburg and Western crews, with thousands of tons blocked and 1,500 workers temporarily out. New York and Boston items follow, including Carnegie’s possible philanthropic plans and a Yale economist lecture.
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Homestead
Pittsburg
Duquesne
Monongahela
Iowa
Virginia
Charleston
Nonongahela
Allegheny Valley
Western
Willow Grove
Fromestead
Uight
Leavng
Mukoesport
Woolen Blanket and Comforter Pricing Notes
Listing shows many blanket and comforter prices across Thursday sales. Items include wool blankets with values ranging from 1.25 to 4.00, silk bound blankets at 2.08, all wool options, and various sizes and weights. Also mentions two and three star comfortables with price points 1.25 to 2.49 and 2.08, plus cotton sateen covers and extra large sizes.
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