Downtown fire engine crash injures crew and driver
A collision between a fire engine and trolley near Myrtle and Hamilton streets at 11 o'clock last night injured five aboard the engine. Engineer John W Rocks of 10 Lawrence Street suffered elbow and back injuries and was taken to New Haven Hospital. Driver Daniel Fitzmorris of 19 Chestnut Street had knee injuries, and motorman Frank Dempsey of 180 James Street was shaken but uninjured. The trolley car was also damaged and the accident blamed on limited visibility due to a hill.
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Lawl
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Hamilton Street
Grand Avenue
John W. Rocks
Lawrence Street
New Haven Hospital
Thomas Welaney
Tust Street
Daniel Fliemor- Tis
Chestnut Street
Fitznorris
Nick
Frank Dempwry
James Street
Chas
Inet
Mafria
Mamillon Street
Dearse
Tourve
R. M. Sheridan
Dre
John Baker
B. & Adams
Adams
New Haven
Fancher
Moxt
Dempsey
Thomas Durnin
Sue Perintentent Cose
Connecticut Company
Nelo
Contentiar
Enginesr Rocks
Tauer
Bodler
Thirteen Hurt in Worcester Trolley Wreck
Thirteen people were injured when a Worcester bound trolley derailed west of Northboro. Conductor Lenorte was hurled from the vestibule and unconscious. injuries include concussion and severe cuts. Names include Mrs. Michael Hurley Marlboro William Minard Northboro Charles Lepore Northboro.
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Northhors
Musa
Michael Hurley
Marlboro
William Minard
Norihhito
Charles Lepore
Northbers
Lenorte
Will of Mrs Sheldon Leaves Harvard 500000 and Newport Hospital 5000
The will allocates 500000 to Harvard University for library enlargement or alternative use at the corporation’s discretion and creates the Frederick Sheldon fund for travel or travel scholarships after graduation. The estate also provides 5000 to the Newport Hospital.
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Newport
A. M. Sheldon
Harvard University
Codtell
University
Univeraity
Clergy Protest Remonstrance Against Navy Expansion
Boston clergy and lay leaders led by Dr. R Benjamin Truebland forward a remonstrance signed by twelve churchmen opposing the United States navy expansion. The document urges America to lead in peace and warns that more battleships could spark arms races and threaten security, naming signatories from Unitarian, Episcopal, Baptist, Catholic, and other denominations across the Boston area.
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Boston
United States Navy
R Benjamin Truebland
America
Edward Everett Hate
South
Unitarian
Alexander Mann
Trinity Hoscopal Chueh
Mal Jaview
Methaist Epiecapal
Charlot Fletecher
Temple Adath
Episcopal
Dorchester
Werert A. Manchester
Presbyterian
East Boston
Royal Auto Strike Causes Minor Injury Near Rome
Dowager Queen Margherita was driving when her car struck a five year old girl. The child suffered slight injuries and was taken to a hospital with the queen accompanying her and later presenting a gift to the mother. The queen stayed at the hospital until the child was reassured of recovery.
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Rome
Fel
Margherita
Rev P S Butler Resigns After Forty Six Years as Woodstock Church Janitor
Putnam Feb 20 Rev P S Butler resigns as janitor of Advent Church Woodstock Valley after forty six years of service citing ill health. He also contributed to spiritual and physical well being and has represented Woodstock in the legislature. First anniversary noted at the university event with speakers Fred Grier Charles Steele and others.
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P. & Butler
Advent Church
Wondstook Valley
Ientary
Butler
Woodstock
Merueuil Stein
Fred Grier
Charles Steele
Ma Zarsia
Buri Mitta
Louie Lubenow
Joan Nula
Chrie Kock
New York
Milton Smith
Louievile and
Nashville Road
Mooseyrit
Interstate Commerce Conv
Smith
Louieville
Naxaville
Roe and
New Haven Business Men's Assn Demands Appalachian Forest Bill Passage
The New Haven Business Men's Association sent telegrams to Congressman Joseph Cannon and Representative Charles Scott urging immediate passage of the Southern Appalachian and White Mountain National Forest bill. A year earlier similar action occurred but the measure was stalled by the speaker and not voted upon.
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New Haven
Joseph J. Cannon
Washington, D.C
Charles
Conn
Washington, DC
F. J. Linsley
Charles F. Scott
Mousey Committee On Agriculture
Forest Hill
Linsley
Pressure May Save Forests From Destruction
Washington reports a New England push to sway Speaker Cannon and the House Agriculture Committee to favor an appropriation to preserve the White Mountain and Adirondack forests. Connecticut leaders, Governor Woodruff, Senators Brandeis and Bulkley, back the measure. Roosevelt supports it as election season nears.
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Morning Journal-Courier
Washington
Pen
New England
Committee of Agriculture
Cariion
House of Representatives
White Mountain
Apraker Cantuntik
Apraker
Mouutain
Govenor Woodruff
Cannon
Henry
Miret
Committee On Agriculture
Connecticut Oligation
Lilley
Brandeane
Bulkley
Woodruff
Connecticut
Mi Bern
Missiesippi
Roosevelt
Str. Cannon
Treasure May Save Vorvets Fleet Anchors Of Caliia
The page reports varied sports and local news items with names like Vorvets and Caliia amid a broad mix of notes on politics immigration and entertainment. Several entries mention Massachusetts Senate Dew Harriian and Trott or Truett amid a tide of unclear markers.
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Vorvets
Caliia
Binesse
Truett
Massachusetts
Senate
Dew Harriian
Fish Financial News
Quo
Fourth Warders Dine and Listen at Republican Banquet
George L. Fox guest of honor lauded Town Clerk Frederick Whitaker at the Onece hotel banquet of the Fourth Ward Republican committee. Alexander Troup and others spoke on reform, Roosevelt’s leadership, and municipal politics, with toastmasters and attendees including Mayor Tilson and Judge Walter Clark.
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Frederick Whitaker
Fourth Ward
Onece
George le Tox
Alexander Troup
Fox
Whitaker
Foz
Connecticut
Aryan
Repubs
Roosevelt
Troup
LM. Tilman
Tate
John P Studley
Own Q. Tuxon
Theodore H. Macdonald
Samuel Hoyt
Isaac M. Ullman
John @. Tilson
Distinctive Merits of The Journal Courier Featured
The Journal Courier stands at the forefront of Connecticut newspapers with ten months of rising success. Its fearless editorial attitude and enterprise gather news boldly while presenting it in a clean, attractive form. The paper emphasizes mechanical quality, fidelity to the people, and adequate returns to readers.
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Journal Courier
Connecticut
Dyer
Arette
No General Wage Reduction Scheme Urged by Railroads
Washington reports that several Southern lines including Southern Railway, Louisville & Nashville, Seaboard Air Line, and Atlantic Coast Line plan to discuss wage readjustments with their employees to cut operating costs. They deny intent to reduce overall pay and aim to restore wages to levels from about a year ago, with no firm actions yet.
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Washington
Southern A
Southern Railway
Lonsville & Nastvidle
Seaboard Air Line
Atlurtie
Tle
Alex
Orclais
Poles Stole Horse Reported in Torrington
Poles were accused of stealing a horse from a cutter in Torrington. One Pole, Juline Sinem, was arrested at the hoarding place by police. A companion is being sought as authorities pursue him before morning. The horse reportedly wandered back to its owner after the abduction. Legislation elder Ezra Pierce dies in South Bettaln at age sixty six, former state representative and town treasurer.
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Great Western
Torrington
Juline Sinem
Fis
Con Palon
Ezra Pierce
South Bettaln
Esea Peres
Wradhary i
Charter BR. Pierce
Officer Breaks Wrist in Steeplechase Incident
In a mishap at Tadennort, Kerrigan fell on the leg breaking his wrist. He was examined by Dr. Lambs and discharged from duty. Kerrigan resides at 156 Chestnut Street.
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Steeleks Brothers
Kerrigan
Dr Lambs
Big Schooners Race From Baltimore to Cape Henry
Five and six mast schooners race to Cape Henry with the Alice M Lawrence leading the trio of Baltimore entrants. The Law and other five master ships faced a northwest gale as they near Pollock Rip and Handkerchief Shoal with daylight passage expected.
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Hearn Maven
Alice Mr. Law
Fruce
Teader
Elett
Baltimore
Dieth
Fanuin
Marcus Is Urann
Samuel J. Goucher
Henry O. Barrett
Governor Ames
Eleanora Bercy
Addie M. Lawrence
Alice M. Lawrence
Cape Henry
Bank Pays Debts Reducing Moran Institution Indebtedness
The National Bank of North America paid 1 200 000 to the Clearing House Association today, cutting its indebtedness to about 1 000 000. Receiver Hanna oversees the Moran institution in receivership and possible full dollar for dollar deposits with a 4 to 6 month dividend expectation.
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New York
National Bank of North America
Moran
Miter Clearinge
Hanna
Port Arthur Defenders Judge Stoessel Death to Ten Years
The court sentenced Lieutenant General Stoessel to death for surrendering Port Arthur but recommended commutation to ten years imprisonment in fortress. General Smirnoff and Major General Reiss were acquitted. General Smirnoff appeared subdued while Stoessel showed stoic resolve amid sharp public reaction.
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Stoonse
Port Arthur
Pook
Fourth East Siberian
Smirnoff
Reiss
Storsol
Fenart
Stoouse
Xertlco
Vodar
Bourt
Stoemer
Smirnoff Alan
Retks
Stoessel
Talline
Weather and Naval Log Amid Erratic Fragments
Weather notes for Friday and Saturday show fair conditions in astern New York with mild winds and improving skies. New England reports fair weather, cloudy periods with scattered winds and a mix of temperatures, while a naval update notes the Charlestown flagship of Admiral Swinburne’s squadron breaking words at Tar PeAetok and references sub-caliber records and local weather expectations.
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San Legs
Cal
Magdalena Bay
Charlestown
Admiral Swinburne
Equadron
Muse
Tar
Larset
Charleston
New Havin
Temperaturg
Lilley Pushes Probe Into Submarine Makers Graft
Washington Feb 20 Representative Georges Lilley of Connecticut will introduce a resolution to appoint a five member special House committee to investigate the Electric Boat Company of New Jersey and its Holland submarine program. The move follows naval committee actions on submarine funds and questions whether the builders influence naval policy and legislation. The measure authorizes subpoenas and a swift report to the House.
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Hous Temorrow
Georges le Lilley
Connecticut
Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Vans ‘Bresn
Navy
Lilley
Uume
Bleceie Boat Company
New Jérsey
Navy Department
United States
Navy Board
Pany
New Jersey
Holland Bot
Cotafors
Ming
Iin
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Thera
Tms
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Mitten
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Mmny
Pacific Port
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