CREW'S FATE UNKNOWN AS SKINNER ABANDONED NEAR CAPE HATTERAS
The American schooner William H H Skinner, bound from Georgetown to New Haven, was dismasted and abandoned 200 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras after a gale. A steamer sighted the vessel showing a White flag. crew fate unknown. Built 1891 at Camden Maine, 489 tons, commanded by Captain Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New York
Peh
William HH. Skinner
Capa Hatteras
Bawkday
Brtin
Ste Junrire
Bante
Agille
Conti
Georgetown
Griffh
Camden
Wis
Second Camp Dates Set for July Sixth to Fifteenth
Colonel Geddes announced the Second Regiment encampment with a detachment of regulars will run from July 6 to July 15 at Watertown New York. The ten day camp will include three regiments of infantry two cavalry squadrons and artillery with drills and mimic warfare. Concerns cited included business and wedding commitments and Yale commencements but the fixed July dates address objections from many members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Geddes
Evcoud
Dura- Udn
Cole
Ile Grayn
Yale
Vieelty
Geddes
Nuit Watertown
Jefferson County
Madison Barracks
McWaldner
Department
Coast States
District of Columbia
de Wats
Mount
National Guard
Whitney Avenue Home For M Steinert Purchase Atlas Lot
Rudolph Steinert of M Steinert & Co buys a lot on Whitney avenue between Linden and Willow streets between Ingersoll and Perrin residences. The 100 feet front site is described as highly desirable on the select avenue. He plans a handsome house with colonial design, with building plans by Albert Garrett of New York prepared for spring erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Steinert
M. Steinert Company
Whitney Avenue
Linden
Willow Streets
Ingersoll and
Perrin
Increasing Capital at Waterbury Water Company Meeting
Stockholders voted to increase capital by issuing 710000 of common stock and 5000 preferred stock. Preferred stock carries seven percent annual dividends. The 90000 share pork D 4% represented. Subscription list for new issues opened at once. Vote to raise capital was unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
New England Wateh
Lilley seeks inquiry into electric heat firm influence
Washington reports Representative Lilley of Connecticut has introduced a resolution demanding an investigation into alleged improper influence by an electric heat company over Congress. He plans to file a brief with the Rules Committee and aims to press the inquiry, while other committees review related naval matter amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lilley
Connecticut
Electric Heat Company
foRlstation
Wats
Vulem
Tostiorow
Standing Committee of
Electric Boat Company
Congrésa
Cannon
Daleell
Sherman
Williams
de Armond
Padgett
Tennessee
Committee On Naval Affairs
Howe
Paigett
Naval Service
Dalzelt
Rules Committee
Congress
Canna
Pressfonl
Sharmin
New York
Tha
Dwier
Norwich church probate items and gifts reported
A fragmentary probate notice lists Adam Meld and the Norwich Free Artdeme as beneficiaries with a $10 000 figure. Other items reference Baptist pastor changes, stockholders and employees figures, and church finances including a $6000 and a $4000 amount tied to the First Baptist church in Packerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Adam Meld
Waterbury
Baptist Paston Chang
Hughes
Ehunen
Firet Bapstet
Packerville
White City to Offer Free Admission This Season
White City plans to abolish gate charges for the coming season after a conference with manager Speck and stockholders. The park will rely on higher concessions and aims to attract crowds, hoping free entry boosts attendance and profits. The change may be temporary as operations move forward with planned attractions and renewed energy this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White City
Cumming Senana
Fremior
Speck
Connecticut
Greatnat Amusement
Poor Woman Found Dead in Verreeny Banked Aid Cut
Amelia Miller was found dead in Verreeny this afternoon. She was sixty years old, lived alone, and had recently received town aid. Officials uncovered over 490 in bad money in her bank account, prompting the town to forego further aid and use the funds to cover funeral expenses and reimburse the town treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Bed
Amelia Miller
Verreeny
Bolly
Tink
Electmen
Comm & Bank
Hook
Tmen
Chamber of Commerce Meeting and Local Notices
A Chamber of Commerce meeting is announced for this evening at the Hall and Chapel, discussing the OWI and pending congress actions, forest reserves near White Vind Appa, and the 1914 census compilation. Also referenced are local incidents including a fatality near the swamp and related remarks from several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierhamier of Commerce
Eine Charies
Moreris
Liley to Present Charger Today and Other Local Items
News notes from neighboring towns, sports updates, and public notices. Teachers to Ald Uittressed. A woman stabs a professor in a local incident. Armory activity and home construction plans visible. Harvard defeats Princeton in a college game. other campus and league updates. Local theater listings and a county fair schedule close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liley
Japan
Few Telephone Co
Norwich
White City
Rocka Brent
Campatilly
Hiushan Profeanoy Wourne
Luvis
Rudolph Stalyert
Stabbed Husband in Home Over Allowance Dispute
Flora Ruffin stabbed her husband Anthony Ruffin in the back at their Webster Street home after an argument over weekly allowance. The case, Breach of the Peace, was noted as she was arrested and charged. both spoken about the treatment and need for medical attendance, with the husband stating the harm was undeserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Ruffin
Quinmipck Club
Flora Ruffin
T& Webster
Anthony
Flora
Abe
Mam
Deskin
Engen
Lara
Tle
Wan
Fae
Mia
Tim
Curtailment Plan Aims to Extend Cotton Mill Shutdowns
Boston observers report a planned meeting of cotton manufacturers to discuss continuing curtailed production across New England mills. Officials indicate mills may run at about 75 percent capacity, extending the shutdown period to conserve resources and stabilize prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
To-Tay
Cotinn Mills
Sea England
Athanimoudds
Laflyent
Emrek Mace Thyme
Mae Rey Sim
Praciowlly
New England
Hartford Telephony Inc Incorporation Announcement
A Hartford brief reports the incorporation of the Vienna Telephony company with capital stock valued at $100,100 and $10 per share. The secretary and officers are named, and it notes the development of telecommunications ventures in the area amid local business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arties of Home
Hartford
Capital
Arietes
Je. Corporation
Wael “Vien Telephony
Tet
Stalalis
Ida
Nagle
Theft and Non Support Charge Against Lucas
Harry Lucas, recently detained by Detectives Daley McAvoy and Lonergan, faces theft and non support charges. He allegedly attempted to obtain goods by false pretense, placing large orders with Adam’s and Merritt & Chapman, then using telegraph to confirm them. A gold watch found on him may be linked to a previous theft. City attorney’s office seeks support charges from his wife. more charges expected after further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lucas
Daley
McAvoy
Omecer Lonergan
Grandmyer
Lucas
Merritt & Chapman
Rive Adan
Merritt & Chatsman Co
Rhit Thos
Min Lucas
Tammry
Conrad Welrt
Thomax
Hin Waa
Lucus
Buys Central Property On Chanel Place Sold To Western Buyer
The 14-108 Chanel street property formerly owned by four grandchildren of Tate Joseph SheMet was sold to an unidentified western buyer. Details on residency retention or future changes remain uncertain. A conference of interested parties will be held soon in Willendiene Che altamtiors to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabn ‘Tole
Miehwet Maesgutn
Joseph SheMet
Kiewit
Willendiene
Teachers to Aid Communal Center Anniversary Effort
A group of teachers plans to assist a local organization marking a centennial celebration. They will help relieve distress by forming a permanent community body and contribute efforts toward organizing events and services in the city. A meeting is set for May with elections and leadership roles to be decided.
Yale D A team practice hints at catcher race
Yale players practiced in the cage with thirteen pitchers including Merritt Van Vieck Cushing and Dunbar. Captain Jones will be varsity catcher, with Philbin among candidates who previously caught for the freshman team. Light cage work preceded field drills as conditioning continues and a training table begins late March before the first game at New York University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale DA
Yale Mmnas
Tad Joars
Merritt
van Vieck
Cushing
Dunbar
Fac
Jones
Philbin
Activity at Troop Armory Horse Show Rehearsals
Troop A Cavalry Armory on Orange Street hosts a lively reception for troopers with dancing and orchestral music. Horses from Yale and other owners are shown, with Macbeth owned by Cy M. Du Pay of Yale set to compete for a large silver cup prize. Tickets and boxes sold, four show receptions planned, and preparations underway for the horse show next Wednesday and Thursday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troay
Orange Street
Orchestra Furnt
Atty Cowples
Fotke
Heimer
Macbeth
Cy M. du Pay
Yale Universsty
Pittebans
Hunter Ie
Fider
Passiye
Abell Dwenty
Weogiven
Be Longley & Co
Clothiem
Church Street
Thie
Htuati
Mie
G. Bounton
Vlads
Uo Leon
Huree Hamilton
Martin & Martin
Auiddtes
New Torkefty
Alew
Connecticut
Mix
Church and
Chapat Avent
Treo Air
Kolthat
Charity Ball at Music Hall for Woman's Exchange
Prominent New Haven society gathered at Music Hall for a charity subscription ball aiding the Woman's Exchange. Debutantes, gowns, and a Hue and White theme filled the event, with extensive décor by Cunningham and a grand display of two hundred dancing couples as guests arrived by carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Musics Hall
Music Hall
Chapelly
Promeni
Yale
Cunningham
Mailer
Dave
Woliery Tall
Weather record for Eastern New York forecasts storms and warmth
The forecast calls for warmer Tuesday with rising humidity and rain or snow later. Wednesday brings rain in the south and possible snow in the north, with winds turning southeast. Temperatures rise Tuesday, then cooler trends midweek, and stronger east winds are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Yorks
Tesday
Also Mentioned on This Page
Second
New England Wateh Company
House Rules Committee
Mas
Academy
Adam Reid
Mund
Norwich School
Savin Rock
Wat
Fis Trewatey
Chamber OF Commerce
Iuness
Tiwice
Allen Stokes
Tommy Burns
Joan Yale
Harvard
Bonevards Kagy
Leagie Landers Seltoget Leade
Princeton
Mulley Ligne
Detroit
Jockos
Grant
Tangis
Ygle
Anaehajl
Sani
Hyperion
Bijou
Theos
Paits
PREE
Harry B. Lucas
CITY
Central Property
Durch Street
Vetlur
Etty
Permanens
Tortorday
Rive
Mayen
DR. Levy
Wietoken Beret
Chenee
Soma
Te Levy
Chorma
Sweet Charity's
United
Bureau
bin Teer
Almaty
Avant Rf
Hiern
Thadaln
Chicago
Cleveland
Tenver
Nartierd
Lear Hatteras
Jackrengil
Lear
St. Tavis
St. Phyl
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!