Lieut Governor Cady Dies Sudden in Hartford
Former Lieutenant Governor Ernest Cady of Hartford dies suddenly at home from fatty degeneration of the heart. The 61-year-old Democrat died after completing light housework and entering his bath. his body was found when he failed to emerge. He had a varied career in business and public service, including an 1803 9 term as president of the senate. Funeral arrangements announced for Tuesday.
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Stabbing Fight After Right of Way Dispute Ends in Arrests
A street quarrel at Franklin Street and Grand Avenue led to Alfonse Jannott stabbing Eugene Kane in the hip and fleeing. Pasquie Carlo fled but was captured by an officer. Kane received five stitches from Dr. Collins and was later arrested for breach of peace. Officers Kyran and Moore then caught Jannott as he crossed Railroad Avenue near Locust Street.
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Pay Honor to Assassins at Lisbon Funeral
Republicans who could not show respect to the assassins of King Carlos and the crown prince attended the cemetery today. King Manuel, noting Prof Pedros from the Scientific Academy delegation, invited Pedross to visit the palace and declared agreement on shared aims for their country.
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Poker Joint Raid Ends With Arrests On Webster Street
Night raid by Officer Eagan on a Webster street poker joint ends with arrests. Suspects listed include Clarence Pleren of 120 Fertoistrest, Joseph Thomas of 4 Oak street, Resco Cannon of Highwood, and Herder James of 3 Webster street. The incident followed an argument over whether a full house beats two pair as aces dominated the hand.
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Mother visits Thaw at Mattenwan State Hospital
Mrs Thaw visited Mattenwan State Hospital today with her son Harry K Thaw, accompanied by a nurse and a detective. She attended chapel services as part of the Thaw case. the era notes the February 1 visit to the facility in Terry Thaw coverage.
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Lewis speaks on Sinclair colony at Socialist HQ
Sinclair Lewis formerly of Yale '08 described observations from the colony and its population at a Chapel Street talk. He viewed the economic experiment as a failure while detailing colony life and sparked a discussion. planners pursue William D. Haywood for a later lecture but venue limits hinder securing a large hall or theater.
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Assaulted Woman on Brooklyn Barge Case Report
A man broke into the Brooklyn bound barge Prooklyn yesterday and assaulted Mrs. Hate Prussog, wife of the barge captain, after which he was driven off by her resistance. She was revived after being found minutes later. the suspect Moley, 35, with a police record, was later found hiding under a bank on a nearby barge. Police, including Stowell, McEwen, and Detective Ward, recovered him near Belle Deck.
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Veteran Poss Dead In New Milford Railroader Passes
New Milford February 18 A railroad man long known in the community died at his home after a year of illness from stomach trouble. A native of Ireland he was fifty five years old and leaves a widow and two children.
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Morse Arrested Out On Bail In Bank Scandal Case
New York financier and promoter Morse returned from Europe and was arrested aboard the steamship Etruria on a warrant. He posted bonds totaling 38,000 secured by a bonding company and will plead not guilty in open court. Morse faces two indictments for larceny involving about 100,000 and is to appear before Justice Dowling to enter his plea. He disputed fugitive reports and said the trip was for stock sales and rent. His son and wife were present as the arrest proceeded.
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Housatonic Floods Rail Road Trestle Amid Rising Waters
Heavy rains and snowmelt sent the Housatonic River surging, raising water more than ten feet above normal at a railroad trestle by Go Rattle Row. The flood damaged nearby mills and facilities while rescue crews moved people and gear to safety.
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Arraignment News and Transit Disruptions Across Cities
Hazy report outlines arrests including Hanker Maree and Portigieke, with European auto descents planned. Titles reference Pittsburg, Hartford, Lincoln Tunnel, and German objections. Mentions rail incidents, a child fatality, and a variety of local events and lectures across multiple venues.
Willam Dean Howells Recounts Influenza Battle In Rome
A fragment notes American novelist William Dean Howells in Rome on February 14 convalescing from influenza illness. The item highlights the writer author of social novels and his health during a European sojourn.
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Advertising Gain 44 Percent in Weekend Journal-Courier
The Journal-Courier printed 8104 Inches of advertising on Saturday February 14 1007 and 1166 Inches on Saturday February 13 1908. The note links ad volume to newspaper mood and business activity, describing advertising as a great thermometer for the paper.
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German American Protest at New Haven Meeting on Temperance and Liberty
A large gathering of the Central Association of the German American Society of New Haven met at 117 Conner Street to endorse temperance principles while opposing certain liberty measures. Attendees reviewed reports from Bridgeport’s recent convention and supported a plan to back a German Teachers seminary in Milwaukee, urging U S senators to oppose restrictive trade measures.
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Yale Mission Walked Into The Tale Hops Misison Night
Three men approached officers claiming a night’s lodging at a boarding house on State street. They were given rooms then tried to ambush the hostelry’s guests. They fled but were later arrested after Mike Jury Battle Hotty alerted police. The suspects gave names as John M. Mitty, Albert D. Hope, and Edward Nolan with no address.
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Rearranging New Group of Powers in Balkans Tangle
A detailed dispatch from St. Petersburg on February 16 reports Austria’s railway concession strategy in the Balkans provoking Russian concern. It notes Baron Agenathal’s push and German support, with talks of new power alignments possibly excluding Austria.
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Weather record for Washington forecasts and alerts
Forecasts for Monday and Tuesday cover New York and New England regions with fair conditions, fresh west winds, and warnings issued. Observations from U.S. Weather Bureau stations noted at 7:00 am yesterday, local meridian time, record lower Connecticut readings and general weather outlook.
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Sunday Openings Draw Strong Attendance at Yale Art School and Peabody Museum
Sunday openings at Yale Art School and the Peabody Museum drew larger crowds than typical walk-day visits, with attendance near 1,860 at closing time and many longtime residents among the visitors. The crowds were orderly, the staff answered questions gladly, and the day suggested broad support for continuing Sunday access next week and beyond.
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