Meeting of Home for Friendless Minutes Report
The Home for Friendless annual meeting chaired by Mrs. A. F. Barnes reviews a year of charity. Officers listed include President Mrs Hoppin, Vice President Timothy Whebor, Treasurer Amory Barnes, and secretaries Messrs. Graves and Barnes. The report details Christmas gifts, decorations, entertainment, and health outcomes, noting six deaths and numerous donations. It thanks contributors and outlines plans for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eh Paul
Ata
Hoppin
Mra
Mikey Hoppin
Timothy Whehor
Mire Prederick
Rinpeiiry
Dry
Rutherford ‘Trowd
Amon PF Barnes
Aerretars
Ament Barnes
Ming Bo- Phonia Wark
Awhitar
Arthur C. Graves Adelsore
Vdinmillier
Justis & Hotchieinn
Wiliam T Fielda
Oliver
Awhite
Arthur @ Graves
John Y. Monken
DP. Sanford
Wy Perry Curties
Amos F. James
Mit
Carrington
Henry
Kelling
Cleary Tapitar
Murtmer
Ari
Yong
Boston Travel Note Prompts Back Bay Station Walk
Boston transit guide advises visitors to leave trains at Back Bay Station and walk about three minutes to reach key connections and nearby amenities.
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Back Bay
Turbulent 81 500 000 Sates and Paris Gold Shipment
A garbled and era laden report describes large sums of gold moving from New York to Paris with aims to disrupt markets. It mentions Federal actions under Sherman and widespread bank concerns. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors but reference Laneward Pibres and a Federal inquiry into shipping and tariffs.
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New York
Panther
Paris
Tormorrow
Laneward Pibres
Avény Anton Yrsterine
Woodhy
Postmasters Mert and Hartford amid probate inventory case
The estate of Charles H. Macutier shows assets totaling a substantial value with real estate, notes, and various parcels in multiple locations. The inventory lists $1,008,508.16 in estate funds, mortgages secured by collateral, and many properties including Washington Avenue and Warren Street holdings, with debts and rents noted and a desire to form a slate for a state association at the convention in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Macutier
Operanisers
Robert
Hine
Joe & Patten
Toney
Dore
Mortenged
Ate Setedd
Trosaline
Nene
Nene Being 2Mahares of the Arizona Amalgamated Companh, and Mwahares
Vie Mottray Rian Pioetylo T Hallway Company
Unclear OCR fragment with mixed names and events
Fragmentary text shows names Annie Sh Mrhebole, Charlee Hedhonele, Stratton, Palm Beach, and New York marriages. Mentions a November 22 ceremony, possible post ceremony adjustments, and a legal or court note. Other garbled phrases reference locations, prices, and dates, but specifics are unreadable.
Hartford Chauffeur Sentenced After Manslaughter Trial
William H. Phair of Hartford is sentenced to three to four years for manslaughter in the death of R. G. Merriman. Another defendant, Kittie Wiren, pleaded not guilty in Superior Court to related charges. The incident occurred October 1 as a car struck a pedestrian on Barington Avenue and Lisbon Street. The case draws attention to vehicle safety and the conduct of drivers in urban streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Phair
Hartford
Keelinuifeur
Robert G
Barington Avenue
Liwrano Streel
Mane Hinihter
Dudge William Chee Beting
Morelia
Phair
Nolen
Willa Bransan
Heanson
Marnings
Phat
Fenowe
Sieele
Fragmentary OCR notes on 19th century crime case in Harford county
Fragmented text chronicles a crime report involving multiple men and a weapon, with suspects including Thos, Benjamin Robertson, and Haytie. The account references an assault, attempted robbery, a hearing, and transfers from a local court or jail, all sketched in a rough, garbled OCR passage.
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Reideeport
CIA
Benjamin Th. Robertson
Strateford
Anil Chon
Mamie Medward
Auto Death Stirs Binghamlin New York Driver Arrested
A chauffeur was arrested by Sergeant Nerney after allegedly running down and killing four women at Eighty-death street and Columbus avenue on Monday night. Officials urged stricter benevolent rules for chauffeurs, including a compulsory verification card with photo and arrest history to prevent dodging past records and to curb prior offenses.
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New York
Ferman Miller
Nerney Owl
Eighty-death Street
Columbus Avenue
Collee
Fingham
Pittsburg Brokers Suspend Assets and Liabilities
The report describes Pittsburg brokers including John D. Armstrong & Co suspending assets and liabilities with assignments to Farmers Bank and Chapman & Hutrow, attorneys, noting the Park building location and related details. The fragmentary text references minting, brokers named Yelk & Mo, and a general financial disturbance affecting listed liabilities and assets.
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John J. Arm
Miss Bacon Reports State Board Of Charities Meeting
At the monthly meeting in the capitol, Miss Rebekah G. Bacon of New Haven reported on visits to state institutions and work done. She noted many inmates in New Haven area prisons and described conditions at the Haven hospital, Hartford, Norwich, and Middletown facilities, including plans for a city hospital and praise for the state’s needlehouse as a model.
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Mantford
Dee
State Board of Charities
Capitol
Mise Rebekah G. Bacon
New Haven
Elty Hospital
Atomhouse
Nat ‘Aturk
Hartford
Norwigh
Middletown
American School For Repeat
Municipal Water Department Earns Favorable Report
Superintendent James D. Walsh reports a strong year for the oil water department with income about 871,100 and expenditures near 874,000 including a 020,900 debt payment. The department opened a neat hedge for the city of 14,000 and most funds not from water rates were not taxed by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton
Oil Water Department
James d. Walsh
Water Department
Axe
Wall
Rogers Nepudtvе Codtoh Court Case in Probate
A Bridgeport probate filing details Samuel Rogers, husband of Cornelia Rogers, whose estate valued at over 100000 is impacted by a newly discovered codicil. The document questions the validity and shares under a two thirds estate rule, amid an election in the matter and hostility toward the codicil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Des
Samuel TP Rogers
Cornelia
Rogera
Roters
Edward A Lewis estate left to institutions in Bridgeport
The late Edward A Lewis, noted bookseller and stationer of Bridgeport, wills an estate above 100000 to be divided among relatives friends and public institutions. The Bridgeport Protestant Orphan Jugulum, Young Men's Christian Society, and the Bridgeport Boys' club are to receive shares after private bequests. about 80000 expected for equal distribution among three institutions.
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Oiree
Growth of wood use in U S building markets amid steel rise
A historical note observes the persistent demand for timber in construction despite rising cement and brick use. It cites 1 percent wood permits versus 99 percent nonwood for new structures, noting urban towers heighten timber needs while fireproof materials do not yet replace wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sake Vey
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A. F. Barnes
Beremany
Warte
Mrs. Hoppin
Bix Diethn
Altera
Apell
Havan Knaplent
Myre Marthe Mevar
Annie Tinks
New
Vinven Hospital
Mao
Adeibal
Ms Ville
CMM Ee Tatlis
Andal
Willan
Develien
Arthur
Feaves
Mend
Oranon
Sumilaye
Benivlee J. BO Marnes
Boston
Hotel
Nottingham
Bowarical Copley Square
Mrst
Francis Howe, Mer
OHO
Betti Combine
Tnder Sherman Nutichnst Tay
Palenes
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Central Station
New York City
Hany
New Durant Hotel
Rocky Top
Mt. Garmel
Blews Pines
Mee
A. William
HANDY
Davenport
God
Jeteiade
Aventien Bauntontiud
Louis Metzger
New Tontine Hotel
Cue Hs Huai
Lea
Bette
GARDE
Tien Depot
New Maven
Conn
Connecticut
St. Lawrence's New
Ailus Homestead
Borijerty
Uinniptac Ansantawee
Teluphone
Miss Roosevelt
White House
Wahneton
Llerias
Uae
News OF the
Charles H. Hawley
Wethiec
Mert Ty Hartford Nother Vieng
Riensile
New Nerney
Crain
Hit
Divide Vias
Cael
Newark
Viet Marie Huwband
Cager
Matten
Ceiritont
Nuratehy
Annie Sh
Noridtel
Honda
Wirtland
Cinibed
Fmm
Getter
Vane
Charlee Hedhonele
Renie Eeayid Ity Pemdah
Optenies of
Venee Aeag
Fred Reauin
Rewant
Wlite
Wennon
Herth
Acton
Alstern Court
Guutar
Matra
Reidei
Etty
Stratton
Palm Beach
Florida
Heres Hatin Mreedy
South Congregation Church
Mos Stratton
Tingle
OSCE
Conia
Tates
R. G. Merriman
Mie Vm Wildlany Kittie
Batty Wiren
Gality
Ward Ho Smith
Smith
Holley Ir
Meaniad
Neil Stalker
Awe Delon
Rom
Helton
Richie
Bingham
Pittsburg Brokers Assig
John D. Armstrong & Co
Boston Fons
Harrowill
Whltmanl
Morse Floral Co
Church ST
John Wolf
Chapel ST
Hull
Miss Bacon
Meriden Water Department
Onthys
Rogers Nepudtve Codtoh
Bridgeport Stationer and Bookseller
Clerkin & Co
Grand Avenue
Mansfield
Chapel Street
Paine
THE
Frank
State Street
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