Jury Acquits Hattie Le Blang in Clover murder trial
Hattie Le Blang is found not guilty after a trial in which jurors deliberated about one hour and thirty-five minutes. The verdict ends a case stemming from the Clover business owner’s fatal shooting on November 20, 1600, with the defendant maintaining she did not fire the shot.
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Condes
Gherk
Claranca UW
Glover Dibbe Walbhane
Cre
Notron Warnock
Gabele O
Voit
Phovill
Lida
Clover
Wits
Hattie
Glover
Ates
Cover
Hla
Sanmwone
Rushed fronton notes ship voyage and alleged abuse
Fragmentary OCR describes a voyage from Avon to Queenstown and Liverpool with references to Bridle, Che, and Kaprlotlin. It mentions a migrant ship and alleged misconduct, with garbled names and scattered phrases about payment, migration, and ships altered by text corruption.
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Fronton
Dee
Othau
Aeotwad
Queenstowe
Liverpool
Kapriothe
Tadce
Poultry Show Highlights High Value Birds at Exhibition
A raven black Orpbngre fowl valued at $62,000 and a second creature worth $22,000 drew attention at the poultry show. Both birds, among the top entries, attracted attendees including two officials who reserved a special coop for viewing and judging.
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HCE
Dantal
Wasldaslon
Faatorye Vie
Coop
Baldwin to Speak in Washington on International Settlement
Baldwin will travel to Washington tomorrow to address the American Society for Judicial Settlement of International Disputes. He is slated to speak in Baltimore, and will return from the southern city on Saturday.
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New Flaven
Covernorelect
Streeu Ff
Baldwin
Washington
PD. C
American Society Toy Judefal
Ite
Baltimore
Boy Dies After Sled Accident In Westhaven
A boy named Allerela Hulttle Merlo of Westhaven was killed in a sled accident tied to a wagon. Authorities reported he was thrown to the ground during the incident and died from injuries sustained in the fall.
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Hulttle
Merlo
Westhaven
West Dliven
Dee
Allerela
Dien
Li- Voureold
Dames Warla
Humorist Bangs Discusses Tender Nature in Lecture
John Kendrick Bangs spoke at the Congregational parish house on “Salubrities I Have Met.” He contrasted celebrities with salubrities, recalling A Conan Doyle's hospitality, Churchill’s chilly handshake, and other figures like Richard Harding Davis, George Ade, and Theodore Roosevelt, whose kindness and humor moved audiences for nearly two hours.
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John Koendtigks Bangs
Bangs
London
A. Conan Poyle
Sherlock Wwalmes
Mwe
Doyle
Sherlock Tolmes
Weil
Winston Spencer Churchill
England
New York City
Churchil
Churchill
Davis
George Ade
Speater
Mant K Twain
Ada
William Dean Howells
A. ‘Conan , Doyle
Andrew Carnegie
Robert Grant
Jose Mark ‘Wain
Roosevelt
May Roosevelt
United States
Arrested on Serious Charge in Two Townships Vote
New Haven authorities say Dee, Lt Albert Hay den was jailed in Bristol on a charge of voting in two townships in the last election. Prosecutor James Maher swore out the warrant alleging he worked in North Haven on election day and voted in both Plainville and Bristol.
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New Haven
Dee
Albert Hayden
Bristol
North Haven
Tluyden Vig
When Yee
James Maher
Rink
Ffayaten
Pliin~ville
Reta
Plainville
Winsted Clock Factory Cuts Hours Affects 600 Workers
Notices posted at William G. Gilbert Clock company factories announce an eight hour workday starting today. Factories have run ten hours daily with curtailment blamed on falling demand. About six hundred workers are affected.
Roosevelt in Boston on lecture tour stopdated trip
Col Roosevelt arrives at South Station after traveling from New Haven to speak at the Harvard Noble lecture. He plans to answer questions briefly before visiting Judge Gowell and spending the night with Judge Lowell, continuing his talk on Applied Mathematics tonight.
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Hoston
Mass
Colonal
Roosevelt
Boston
William Bolden Noble
Marvard
N Etpak
South Station
New Thaven
Chamber of Commerce
Knets CL Gowell
United
Judeve Lowell
Hearvard Tonighe
Missing Man Located or Presumed Drowned in Guilford
Residents and sobermen search for a man last seen Saturday night in an intoxicated condition. Debate over whether he was frozen to death or drowned grows as investigators consider the possible fate near Guilford and the fate of Lois Hateh, formerly of New Haven and now a farm laborer in town.
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Guilford
Lois Hateh
New Haven
Proposed Changes in Naugaluck Borough Charter
Notices to the state legislature publish potential changes to Naugaluck's borough charter for the next General Assembly session. The notices state a time limit for publication and discuss possible charter amendments signed by William Kennedy borough attorney Cotton Market New York. The cotton market opened steady with futures quoted across December January and March contracts.
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Nauigaluck
General Assembly
Notleay
William Kennedy
Hoy
Cotton Market
New York
Doe
Lecture Under Congregational and Women's Study Groups
The talk was delivered under the Congregational Parish House association and the Women's Study club with introduction by Rev. Philip C. Walcott, pastor of the Congregational church. A large attendance gathered to hear the speaker.
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Congregational Parish House Association
Women's Study Club
Philip Co. Walcott
Miraculous Escape From Death In Car Test
Bridgeport reports say Paul Mace and Frank Hegger of Locomobile were seriously injured in a car test when the vehicle swerved from the road, plunging 40 feet down an embankment. The wreck turned over three times after smashing through seven fence posts. Mace suffered a broken leg and internal injuries. Hegger is less severely hurt. Both are expected to recover.
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Bridgeport
Paul Mace
Rank Hegger
Locomobile Company
Mace
Tie
Roosevelt Speech at Chamber of Commerce Sparks Debate
Business leaders in Haven and Dea discuss Theodore Roosevelt’s “new nationalism” and the working of republican doctrines after his long address. The absence of Governor-elect Baldwin dominates talk, with Roosevelt reportedly open to a jury trial if Baldwin sues over his criticisms.
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Haven
Dea
Theodore Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Yigor Cobonel Roosevelt
Baldwin
Chamber
Roosevelt
Wellesley College Enforces Spelling Rules in 1910s
Wellesley College students who make more than three spelling or punctuation errors in a theme must skip Saturday matinees and devote those afternoons to spelling with Miss Agnes Perkins and punctuation with Prof. Pope. About 50 girls attend the classes. Faculty say proper spelling is essential for degrees and punctuation is desirable. rumors of a writing class stir unrest as teachers critique the average student’s elegance.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Connecticut General Assembly set for January 1911 opening
Hartford reports the Connecticut General Assembly convenes January 4 1911 to hear the new governor's message and partake in ball festivities. Contenders shape for House speaker and Senate president pro tem with noted bids from McLean Bulkeley Huntington Scott and others. Clerks chaplains and doorkeeper posts attract clashes among town and county candidates as comptroller may decide final appointments.
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Hartford
General Assembly of Connecticut
Uct
House
Senate
United States Senate
Hart Fenn
Bulkeley
McLean
Frederick A. Scott
Plymouth
Henry A. Huntington
Windsor
John SI. Carpenter
Scott
Huntington
Chandler
Rocky Hill
iRey
J.rederick Sexton
New Haven
Franklin Countryman
Branford
D. Bloomquist
Portland
Kx. Henry, Hyrans
New Wuairfield
Congregational Church
Pfce
Hhese
Charles J. Martin
O’brien
New Mayen
John Buckley
James A. Turner
Bridgeport
Wach
New Haven Judge Baldwin to Pay His Rail Fare
Governor elect Si meon J Baldwin plans retrenchment by paying his own railroad fare to Hartford daily. Secretary Edwin Thomas will also cover his fare. Baldwin travels to Washington for the peace conference and will announce further appointments after the legislature convenes.
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New Haven
Simeon J. Baldwin
Baldwin
Hartford
Jidwin
Thomas
Fudge Baldwitt
Washington
Lecture on The United States and the United World at Gem Opera House
The D A R Sarah Rogers chapter announces a lecture by Mrs Lucia Ames Mead of Boston at the Gem Opera House on November 27. Proceeds benefit the John H Whittemore Memorial Fund to aid a bridge on Maple Street in memory of the Revolutionary War hero. Tickets available to support the fund and the event.
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Sarah Rogers
Gem Opera House
Defegrber
Lucia Ames Mead
Boston
United States
United World
John H. Whittemore
Whittelmore
Oak Street
Whittemore
Masple Street
Fresh Air for Hens Aims to Reform Poultry Houses
George W. Smith of Willington argues that poultry benefit from open air year round and that glass front houses trap heat and dampness. He cites fresh air as the best winter eggs producer and criticizes closed houses as breeding grounds for colds and diseases. He promotes open front designs and the menhbalio system for incubating chicks and egg production.
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Waterbury
George W. Smith
Willington
Conn
Connecticut Board of Agriculture
Buckingham Hall
Mr. Smith
Carnegie Gift to Establish Peace Foundation
Ten million dollars in five per cent bonds was donated by Andrew Carnegie for a new peace foundation aimed at permanent international peace. President Taft is honorary president and United States Senator Root is active president. Trustees may use the fund as they deem advisable to support the peace effort.
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Washington
DB. C
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
United States
Root
Weather Borecast New England Unsettled With Snow Likely
Weather outlook for New England shows unsettled conditions tonight with probable snow in Maine and northern New Hampshire. Temperatures rise modestly in central Maine and southern New Hampshire as the storm moves away on Thursday.
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New England
Maine
New Hampshire
New Iampshire
Express Strike Predicted From New York to Boston
Hartford reports an officer of Local No. 2 of the Order of Railway Expressmen predicts a wide strike against Adams Express from New York to Boston during the Christmas rush. Discharges at Hartford and Springfield offices fuel unrest while managers deny imminent trouble and deny union links to firings.
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Hartford
Adams Express Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New York
Boston
Express
Charles B. Wall
Adams Xpress Company
Express Company
Union Station
Railway Expressmen
Hall
Tie
Order of Railway Expressmen
Mgr
Barret
Preasant
C. Il
Driscoll
Order
Springsfield
Expressmen
Ojeda council K of P to celebrate 25th anniversary
At the Ojeda council K of P annual meeting in Pythian hall officers for the new year were elected led by Grand Knight W. I. Wehoe. A five member committee including Burke Kehoe Maher and King was appointed to arrange the January 25th celebration of the lodge anniversary.
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Ojeda Council
K. of
Pythian Hall
W. IF. Wehoe
We Puty
William Barret
John Malin
Joseph J. Mall
Robert Cleary
James J. Fitzgerald
Joseph Neal
James Cuddy
Matthew Maher
John Lannon
William , Kehoe
William Barrett
Richard King
Richard Burke
Wiliam PF
Kehoe
Matthew
Maher
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