130 Names Reported Casualties in U S Navy List
Kington June 19 report shows two casualty lists for the United States Marine Corps and Navy. One list dated June 16 records action, deaths from disease, and wounded, followed by a June 17 update with additional severe wounds and deaths. The names span multiple states including Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania New York Texas and more, with many entries of killed in action wounded and died of disease. The documents enumerate officers and enlisted men from several towns and counties.
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Kington
United States
France
Marine Corps
Nts
G Patterson
Ripley
W. V. Hunt
Westerly
R. I. Orwell Anderson
Cincinnati
Sir A. Goldbeck
Uvalde
Tex
Ire
L. van Eman
Grove City
Pates
William Addante
Marcus
Ilip J. Riehl
Philipsburg
N. J
Gary Taylor
Malinta
Ohio
Emiah Wood Agosta Ohio
Woodbroks
Sebring
Ion Sidney O'Donnell
East
N. Meal
N. Meal O'Leary, Cincinnati, Ohio.seph Sanderson
Ardmore
Raymond Bohanan
Whittle
Tenn
Unssey C. Buck
Elmhurst
Michel F. Christ
Akron
Uy Fravell
Orient
Ilford
J. Fulmer
Waterville
N. N
Charles H. al- Sars Leber
Columbia
Pond Beatty
Fayette
Edison Hess
Altoona
Mali E. Erickson
Los Angeles
Eph Bryan Kelly
Carrollton
Ill
Kate Joseph K. Clark
Walton
Bent
Chicago
Washington Fuller
Mansfield
Lord Arthur Force
Orange
Chert Mazerov
Duquesne
Hinds Churchill
Minneapo- Greenwood
Stringfellow
Urrough
Helena
Ark
Pringer
Mineral Point
Oasis
F. Sugrue
Harles J. Venek
LaGrange
Barrett Jones
Minneapolis
Jens William Hayes
Coppers
Illiam W.joppins
Harrison
Louis Guy Rollins
New Orleans
Lamer S. Wood
Leachville
Willis M. Sexton
Canton
Orley Milo Dunton
Allengan
Mich
Liam Joseph Attaway
Rome
Gay G. Meredith
Philadelphia
Pawson Gorby
Washington
Patephen Durr
Milwaukee
Wis
William Ruckert
Newark
Roll Furman
Bellevue
Lie Frank Jones
Fredericktown
Eph H. Kipp
St. Paul
Minn
Arehee R. Fullington
Sardinia
Ex Congressmen Kennedy Dies In Naugatuck at 3 A.M.
Former congressman William Kennedy, a prominent Naugatuck figure, died at his home after a long illness. Born December 19, 1854, he practiced law since 1879 and held multiple offices including state senator, Democratic National Convention delegate, and local education board member. Survived by widow Mary H. Clerkin Kennedy, two daughters Helen and Julia, and son Louis F. Kennedy. funeral set for Friday at St Francis church.
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Naugatuck
William Kennedy
Kennedy
State Senate
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
Baltimore
Democratic State Central Committee
Board of Education
The
Elks, Knights of Columbus
Independent Order of Foresters
Mary H. Clerkin Kennedy
Helen
Charles F. Mitchell
New Haven
Julia Kennedy
Louis F. Kennedy
St. Francis’ Church
Hartford Woman Dies After Auto Collision With Frightened Horses
Mrs. F. Goodwin Smith of Northmoor road West Hartford died at Hartford hospital from injuries in an accident when a team of frightened horses hit her electric coupe on the east side of Main street near Sheldon street around noon yesterday.
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Hartford
F. Goodwin Smith
Northmoor Road
West Hartford
Hartford Hospital
Main Street
Sheldon Street
City Council Abates State Guards Personal Tax
Bristol June 19 the city council voted to abate the personal tax assessed against all members of the two State Guards in service here This follows similar action taken two weeks ago for all in the army navy or marine corps of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
State Guards
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Navy Hospital Apprentice Second Class George A Jones Mentioned
A list of names includes Navy hospital apprentice second class George A. Jones serving with Marines, among personnel from multiple states and cities such as New Jersey, Maryland, Louisiana, and Ohio, with others linked to New York and Illinois. The fragment reflects a military roster noting hometowns and ranks.
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Roy Allen Harper
Brookline
Charles C. Ganzel
Wollaston
Mass
Herbert E. McCarthy
Blooming Prarie
Minn
Lee Milton Shively
Sebring
Ohio
James DeLuca
Newark
N. J
Harry H. St. Louis
Escanaba
Mich
Thomas F. Stuart
Jamaica
N. Y
Edgar R. Dempsey
Sayre
Ark
Harlan H. Winn
Dallas
Tex
John T. Montgomery
Chelsea
Roy Holmes
Syracuse
Romeyn P. Benjamin
New York
Harold J. Turner
Chicago
Ill
Max Hawley Reed
Cleveland
Ralph Aldrich
Shennandoah
George A. Jones
United States Navy
British seaplane defeats seven enemy planes off Terschelling
London reports a British seaplane with an American gunner, K. B. Keyes, fought seven German aircraft for a half hour off Terschelling on June 4. The American described heavy enemy fire, engine damage, and tending to a wounded lieutenant as the plane landed near Vlieland, with the crew riddled by bullet damage.
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London
K. B. Keyes
Terschelling
United States Navy
Keyes
Vlieland
Rates Revised to Aid Export Trade At Washington
The railway administration announced a new rate revision to correct injustices from the general upward adjustment in McAdoo order No 28. Domestic rates previously applied to exports undermined world commerce, and the latest change partially restores that export advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railway Administration
McAdoo
Happenings in This Viginty in 1893 FEN Press
A Vital 19th century brief notes advertising prices for Vermont maple sugar and salmon cans. A temperance meeting at Universalist church drew a seated crowd and featured speakers including W B Ferguson and G W Burke. Bond issue discussed, quarry activity noted, a medical graduate returning home, musical at Christ church, and remonstrance against a Standard Oil storage tank. Talks on services at Union Park and Swedish church basement. Portland water main break at Ellsworths Corners.
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Universalist Church
W. B. Ferguson
G. W. Burke
Bradford P. Raymond
D. D
George A. Coles
Charles Reynolds
Frederick B. Chaffee
Cromwell Quarry
Elizabeth Lawrence
Boston Universal Medical School
Charles Lawrence
William Street
Frederick W. Carroll
Christchurch
South Farms
Union Park
Jarvis Kelsey
West Haven
A. Kelsey
Church Street
Walter Reed
Arythur Rutty
Haddam Island
Standard Oil Camas
Pearl Street
High and
Liberty Streets
Portland
Ellsworths' Corners
Gilligan Case Counsel Withdrawn as Trial Is Delayed
In Hartford on June 19 the lawyers Benedict M. Holden David E. Fitzgerald and Josiah H. Peck withdrew from Mrs Amy E Archer Gilligan murder case after the defendant refused to confer with them Judge James H Webb temporarily allowed Peck to stay until public defender John F Forward could take over Forward now sole counsel with Peck withdrawn The case will likely be postponed to the September term as the defendant has not spoken to her counsel since her May 8 1916 arrest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Benedict M. Holden
David E. Fitzgerald
James H. Webb
Superior Court
Amy E. Archer Gilligan
Josiah H. Peck
Webb
Peck
John F. Forward
Forward
Pedk
Silk Merchant Arrested for Trading With the Enemy
Jacob Stern, a German-born yet naturalized American silk merchant, was arrested in Paris on June 19 and charged with trading with the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jacob Stern
Stern
Germany
A Year of War and Sacrifice Teaches Us Much
The passage reflects on a year of war and sacrifices teaching gratitude to America, debt unpaid, and the rise of young men eager to serve. It contrasts the horrors of autocracy with the value of freedom, opening eyes, hearts, and purses, and forging a common American brotherhood.
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América
White Washable Dress Skirts Special Offerings
Three white washable skirt styles offered with distinct features. Style 1 is a front opening white repp skirt with two pockets and pearl trim priced at 1.50. Style 2 offers full width white repp skirts with gathered top and wide belt, 2.25. Style 3 features an open full length front with sea pearl buttons, detachable for rubbing, sizes 24 to 88 inches, 2.50.
Automobile Dust Coats Open Varying Fabrics and Prices
Belted and full models without belts. All coats button up to chin if needed. Available in Irish Linen at 8.98 dollars Khaki Cloth at 7.50 dollars and Linen colors at 3.50 3.98 and 4.50.
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Portage
M. Miller
Columbus
Lwarence H. Douglass
Wamego
Ranmuel L. Weed
Corpus Christi
Mes L
Tivate Joachim Sanchez
New 8
Thomas S. Whiting
Pton
Roland D. Baldwin
Sam L. Craver
York
Pabert D. Foote
Morristown
J. Mmckinney
Ck F. Nagel
Roslyndale
A M. Maas
Peoria
Sil
Ter F. Duda
Rals
N. Crow
E. St. Leon
Detroit
Michald Brederen
Mallowe
Ome
BE. Johns
Litchfield
Pes G. Brennan
Albany
Drake
Trenton
P B. Woodruff
Sedre Wooley
Kirk
Vandalia
Obermiller
Dover
Prince
Minneapolis, Lewis
Long Prarie
Ecorse
Spokane
Wash. A
George W. Connolly
Newley
Silas A. Daniels
Long Green
Reginald L. Gabriel
Gulligan Counsel
Helmar
Gladys
T. M. Russell
Waldemar
Brewer Co
Wain and
Court Streets
R. J. Atwell
Main ST
Mee
SASF
Waeuars
George F. Redford
Happy Land
Helmar Cigarettes
Arargynos
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