Prominent Men Backing Negro Case Draws Attention
Counsel for discharged soldiers in a New York backed action seek to recover pay from the U S Army after a riot in Brownsville Texas. Wealthy supporters from New England hide their identities claiming no political motive, insisting they aid a needy man and others regardless of race. The motion targets the executive branch and tests constitutional rights in the southern district of New York.
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Dee
York
New York
Jepany
Totover
Chile
Dithy
United States
Hen TY Ty
United States District Court
Compal
Tianty-nrey Infantry
Drowneville
Texas
New Grigland
Timroneld
Redrace
Wioek
Walker May Not Return to Extradition Fate in Bank Fraud Case
An attorney questions recovery of securities allegedly tied to William Walker, a central officer in a New Britain, Conn. band implicated in a Mexico bound voyage. Reports say Walker may avoid extradition if he does not disclose security pledges, with non negotiable items totaling around 60,060. Hartford reports Dagleston and Bunk preparing measures for Alex Turne. Egereston visited by State Police chief. Walkers thefts about 57,000 connected to Baptist convention. No confirmation on Julius Pease’s status in Eas donaire, Mexico.
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Juhnson
William Walker
Ely
Enaenada
Mexico
Walker
Walker Bil Toll
Walker Mach
Tt Ik
Hartford
Dye
Dagleston
Jono H. Bunk Naver
Alexi
Tuine Egereston
Eganani
Tew HS Divine
Comentfour Baptist Convention
W Walker
Julius Pease
New Britain
Easdonaire
Moxie
Protest Trolley Action Over Service Schedule Change
Citizens of New Haven and Wiltherville protested proposed trolley reductions to every twenty four minutes, urging retention of the twelve minute schedule. General Manager Smith and county club officials supported continuing present service as petition and meeting details were prepared for presentation.
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Vonkiderdble
Gui Herliene Whitney
Nat Evering
Wiltherville
Menting
Smith
New Haven
Jackin
Tevening
Myedjorick
Gnive
Wbd
Gustave X
Regula Paton
Hin
Tne
Assault Over Jealousy In Hose Strat District
Albert Migutsky and Adam Chapinsky are involved in a jealousy fueled assault after a dispute at a local gathering. Migatskey allegedly struck Albert with a belt or rope causing head injuries. paramedics treated the wounded man, who was then taken to police headquarters. Officer Behett arrested Miginky and the case proceeds with Dr. Seymour Spier treating the injuries.
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Albert Migutsky
Hose Strat
Adan Chapinsky
Gilbert
Adam
Mra
Migetsky
Migatskey
Ceda
Migalvky
Albert
Tim
Power Station Defective Causes Electrified Service Delays
New service soon announced as power station issues reduce current to sixty percent. New Haven Railroad reports incomplete heating and faulty equipment between Bramford and New York causing disruptions. Officials say restored capacity will come after two weeks with updated machinery and better insulation. Minor outages linked to storm damage and wire faults are being addressed. Rockville inspection pits under construction for future service open week or end.
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Bramford
New York
Arwen
Earrier
Electrical Department
Commany
Stamford
Woattighouse Company
New Haven Company Corporation
Electron
New Haven Road
Hareford
Rockville
Dullditg
Tt Ws v
Vicinily
Thie
Falthmore
Ohh Ron
Not Well Founded Report On Foot Guard Transfers
Conflicting chatter among Governor's Foot Guard members claims the unit may move to coast artillery. Officials say the report is not supported and the Foot Guard will not be transferred amid ongoing military changes.
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Ainnseton
Lival Company
Dt Ta Mild
Detective links missing goods to expelled broker in Hartford case
A detective traced stolen items from Perk & Bishop's to Hartford after a broker expelled weeks earlier. Items included a carpet a gun and an art piece with the gun later recovered in Hartford. Edward Lavigne is charged with theft and related exchange acts. Springfield police reportedly show interest.
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Yeutesday
Springfield
Hartford
Edward Torin
Perk & Bishop's Stone
Long Wharf
Edward Lavigne
Mady Thuradas
Lavigne
Sprinfield
Hale Defends Staff Command Shuffle Amid Navy Row
The debate over Admiral Brownson and command of the hospital ship continues. Senator Hale supports Brownson’s removal from direct command and praises the secretary and Metcalf while noting adjustments to pay and duties for other officers.
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Washington
Ening
Charles F Stokes
Metcalf
Ontmand
Fromneon
Bénitor Hale
Adire Brownten
Amita Brownssa Han
Hats
Reginare
Mpi
Veoende
Krnft
Hale
Haippen
Evan To
Boveson
Vast Confused News Clipping Teems With Names and Events
A fragmented OCR page lists multiple figures and places such as New Haven Meriden New London and Waterbury alongside references to lawyers banks trolley incidents and school bids. It hints at murder mystery themes and political figures while mentioning trials exams and celebrations though specifics are obscured by garbled text.
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New Haven
Bon
Foley and Rowe clash over city hall vault fireproofing plan
Foley poised to seek injunction while public works director Foley questions Controller Rowe authority in advertising for a bid to fireproof the city hall vaults. Debate centers on whether the board of public works or city charter grants power to hire and fund the project amid pending inspector actions and 1908 budget issues.
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Ttt
Frhnery W. Foley
Board of Public Works
Headay
Hiterot
Hemiltry Bf
Foleway
Rowe Han
Foley
Coe
Toley Adap
City Hall
Hathaway
Foley Wild
Purhue
Qidermeh
Ananea
Healy Opposes Push for Public Water Pump Upgrade
Alderman Healey challenged a proposed £49 appropriation to install a new town pump and heating well. Mayor Studley defended proceeding without further board action, citing public demand for reliable drinking water and relief during cold weather. The committee will reconvene to report after further investigation into alternative pumps and procurement options.
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Richary R. Healey
Hinselt
Alfernin
Maxwell
Frederick J. Mée Kertem
Mil Lane
Mt Ahaley
Hilver
Healey
Bentott
Studley
Aary
Mayok
Vanthorlzai
Helly
Devon
Heral
Kelly
Bradley
Hesing Wald
Chiy
Bar Examiners Meet at Waterbury Court Room
The state bar examining committee held a preliminary literary examination for candidates seeking admission to the bar. Notable figures included Rev Farrell C Q Martin of Waterbury and Wm Wallon Hyde, with many candidates from cities like Waterbury, Hartford, Bridgeport, Norwich, and New Haven.
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St. Cecolicy
Waterbury
Father Martin
New York
Brody, Banby
Howard ¢. Bradford
Putnam
Edward J. Condon
Sew
London
Ferdinand D'Exape
Hartsford
Frank N. Gardner
Norwich
Charles D
Not After Lines in Rail and Bank News
The report on the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad’s electric line negotiations near 614 Colony Street Massachusetts Electric system confirms President Mellen’s policy to limit property acquisitions and focus on steam and electric systems with minor extensions. Also noted are a pedestrian accident near state and Elm streets and Liberty Bank declaring regular and extra dividends totaling 16 percent.
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Colony Street
Mageachusetts
Newport
R. 1
Boston
Mellen
Ha Kalle
Qirendy Ban
Firemen Reduced In Discipline Case At City Board Session
The board of directors in an ad hoc session reduced Ladderman Lawlor from the seventh to the third grade for a year after pleading guilty to intoxication on December 21. Captain Fleming, in charge of Steamer No. 00, was reduced from one grade to another for fourteen days due to a mistaken alarm at a fire at Theodore H. Stetdon’s residence, 235 Lawrence Street, during a shift on December 21.
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Lawlor
Main Street
Hook and Tadiler Company No. A
Martin J. Fleming
eMtachine Street
Theodore H. Stetdon
Secondi Tional Bank
Lawrence Street
Whitney Menus
Warde Street
Cantualon
Capitin
Fiinnes
Bail For Witness In Shooting Case At New Haven
Amos Chappe, a witness, has been released on bail as investigators seek the shooter in a fatal late night exchange on Jefferson Street near Phabpa Wlan. Angelo Glow and Anthony Spinelli are named witnesses in the case tied to a Mortal wound incident outside the New Haven hornita. Police continue to search for Domenico Keliore, alleged shooter, as the state wide manhunt proceeds.
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Grand Prénie
Wad
Giseppi Spesinn
Trony
Attortia
Anthony Spinelli
Angelo Glow Fe
Jemferson Street
Phabpa Wlan Diven
Body carried to the pond in Newark homicide case
A New Jersey police search centers on a young woman found submerged at a pond near the Passaic River. Investigators link clothing and a coat to the victim and probe whether she was drugged or strangled, while noting the crime scene’s remote setting and possible lure by appointment in Newark. Suspects remain unidentified as officers review witnesses and the victim’s movements before Christmas.
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Ingelery Mintauhthig
Newark
Biideroo Wat
William Snyder
Wim
Rogar
Harrison
Converse
Acousa
Presa
Seattle Hour
Tr Ip
New Haven Beneficiary Leaves Eighty Thousand Dollar Trust
A notice from Milwaukee records the death of a New Haven resident who left $80,000 to her nephew Samuel A Taylor. Alma French and others are named in the will filed for probate. The buried trust appears to involve travel and burial arrangements, with a Washington Cremation or burial in Boston area.
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Joha
Milwaukes
Samuel A Taylor
Alma French
Num Haven
Cost of School Bid Ties Up Town Meeting Action
A city board considered bids for school construction and related expenses. The lowest bid for heating work was 913.613, with out of town bidders common. a dedicated committee reviewed the preferred contractor and plan before Monday’s session.
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Joes
Malls
Aharce Board
Wartown
Torrington Bullting
Wali
Ali
Rity
FH. Benders
Inerenay
New Schod Ltd
Cinnen
Car Strike Shocks City Street Scene
A distorted report from Connecticut notes a car struck an auto in yesterday’s street incident near New Haven. The wreck involved a horseless carriage and a motor vehicle event along Main Street, with authorities investigating the sequence of events.
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Express ‘Company
Igtt
Carnterar
Eiath Street
New Haven
Weather Record for Northwest New York City Area
The report notes strong winds and cold polar air pushing into eastern New York. Blustery conditions expected with northeast winds and plunging temperatures as a cold front advances from the north.
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Northweat
Alr
Coller
New York
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