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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1918

Page

3

Casualty List Adds 998 Names From Army Records

Washington twenty page release shows two army casualty lists with 998 names. It divides counts into killed in action missing in action wounded severely died of wounds died from accident or other causes died of disease died of airplane accident wounded degree undetermined. New England section lists Privates Josiah D. Nickerson and Wallace Parmenter among others, with officers and dozens more, across multiple towns in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Maine. The report also notes a Springfield Republican item on disloyalty cases against Frederick Wusterbarth and related citizenship issues.

Washington, D.C New England Josiah D. Nickerson Cambridge Mass Wallace A. Parmenter Marlboro Harold N. Keith Worcester Robert McNabb Fitchburg William £. Hanlan Arlington R. I. Mechanics Sydney H. Allen West Lynn Denis Brennan Waterbury Conn Lee Couchene Hooksett N. H Harold H. Emerson Richmond Norman Lt. LaFleur Pawtucket R. I Joseph F. Sullivan Lynn Emiliano Tangherlini Somerville Stanislaus Terlikowski Hartford Dominick Cifrese North Adams Konstanty Kobesky Minookea Arthur MaMhoney Methuen Charles F. O’connor James O'Leary Everett Edwin Perry John Peterson East Hampton Leslie C. Deckham Laconia Edmond E. Dumias Linwood Thomas P. Shea Raymond C. Sherman Lanesboro Charlie Tidd Oldtown John W. Anderson Cushman Harry S.cuneen Haverhill Rbert A. Doath New Bedford Dominik Jaskowski Maynard James Leavitt Boston James H. Major West Roxbury Albert J. Ouimette Holyoke Alton E. Stowell North Dana Everett A. Strachean Gloucester George F. Day Roy E. Deragon Fayette R. Edwards Wakefield Edward C. Elliott Newburyport Carl W. Harris N. Grafton Charles A. Hatstat Rutland Stanley Kosierski Ware Corporal T. Zanni Leo J. Driscoll Ashmont Lawrence H. Ross Orwell Charles W. McCarthy Brookline Maurice E. Marder Dorchester Albert E. Scott Mechanic Llewellyn R. Decker Bangor Maine Joseph John Burns Shelburn Maurice J. McKelligott Hadley James T. Stomber Gardner Edgar L. Lockhart Arthur J. Bellevance Willimantic Anthony D. Nichol Proctor Michael Demartin Woodhaven Kellogg Strong Hale Portland Charles Baronowsky William Wright Chicopee Benjamin Parson Carter Derby John Fitspatrick Thomas J. Kane South Boston Anthony Kowalenicz Fred J MacMann New Haven Springfield Republican Frederick Wusterbarth Clifton N. J Haight Newark Wusterbarth Poughkeepsie Russia Germany

Deep River Labor Day Visitors and Local Health Update

In Deep River on Labor Day families and visitors arrived from Hartford New Haven and Meriden. Patrick Campbell remains seriously ill with typhoid fever at St Francis hospital with his mother and sister Nellie at his bedside. Local residents and guests from Brooklyn Springfield and Milford spent the holiday in town or visiting relatives and attending town hall attractions.

Deep River H. W. Rankin Hartford Labor Day Patrick Campbell St. Francis’ Hospital Nellie Ludovic B. Paquet Haven Ernest Clark Meriden Charles Lyman Moodus W. C. Standish Cleon Hurd New Haven John Olsen Charles Looby Springfield Dr. Pratt Bridgeport William Burns Old Saybrook C. A. Kirtland Francis P. Keely Roanoke David Delury Labor Oliver Bailey Saybrook William Geffken E. C. Chandler Ivan Burdick and Son Waterbury M. Labovitch J. G. Desmond Paul Savin Rock P. J. Adams D. Paul Duggan West Haven Laura Doane Brooklyn N. Y Town Hall Alma Rubens William Morton Annie Phelps Maine A. R. Jones Louis Smith Massachusetts George Spencer New York City Julia Spencer Donald Harris Gilbert Eagan William James Walker Milford F. A. Saunders Archibald Blanchard New York State

Saybrook Point Notes Run of Local Social Details

William Doane returned to New York after a two week visit with relatives at Saybrook Manor. Miss Angeline Ingham of Hartford spent Monday with her sister here. Norman Clark was home over Sunday and is now at Governor's Island. Miss Alice Wheeler of Bridgeport visited her parents. Mrs. Richard Dickinson visited Middletown Saturday. Miss Margaret Davis returned from a week away. Charles F. Williams is improving daily and able to sit on the porch. Mrs. Symington of Hartford was a guest of Mrs. Sarah Reed.

Saybrook Point William Doane New York Mary D. Clark F. G. Fish and Sons Saybrook Manor Angeline Ingham Hartford Norman Clark Governor’s Island Alice Wheeler Bridgeport Richard Dickinson Middletown Margaret, Davis Charles F. Williams Symington Sarah Reed

Come-Back Remedy: Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Quick Recovery

Advertorial note extols Haarlem Oil Capsules as the national remedy of Holland for weakness from overwork and poor living. Claims three capsules daily restore strength amid uric acid, kidney, bladder, stomach, or general health issues. Urges prompt use with money-back guarantee and insistence on Gold Medal Haarlem Oil branding.

Haarlem Holland

Baseball scores from National American and International leagues

National League results show New York 6-1 over Boston and Chicago 4-2 while Philadelphia 4-3 and St. Louis 3-0 post notable wins. American League lists Detroit 11-7 and St. Louis 9-9 toward midseason standings with Cleveland 0-0 due to a forfeit. International League games include Jersey City 2-5 and Hamilton 8-1, with Toronto 4-5 and Buffalo 1-4 among others.

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Pen Name Revelations at House Party

A house conversation reveals two guests use pen names with the husband of the hostess noting his alias Rawley Jones and the cook mentioning another nickname Glycer in George. The exchange highlights playful secrecy and authorial disguises.

Rawley Jones George

Of' Course Vociferant Candidate Bemoans Corrupt Press

A brief blast in the Ohio State Journal accuses a loud candidate of denouncing the press as corrupt, asserting the paper knows his own poor record and uses sharp rhetoric to sway readers.

The Ohio State Journal

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