Deserted Bride Describes Murder Plot and Call for Roy to Face Court
New Hampshire authorities seek extradition for Paul Roy after actress Mina Calla, known as Miss Calla, details a Paris marriage, a quarrel in Newington, and a fatal shooting blamed on self defense. She says she will not reveal more until Roy is brought to trial. The interview covers duels, a night of gunfire, and her pledge to shield her husband.
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Brothers Arrested After Fair Street Shootout
Domenico Petro and his brother Oneg were arrested by Officers Hunt and Roche after a late evening shootout on Fair Street involving a third party who fled. The incident stemmed from a family feud and no injuries occurred. Police seek the unidentified shooter as the Italian community gathered at the station. The Petro residence is listed as 26 Fair Street with a rear alley address at 10 Prindle Alley.
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Burglarizes Saloon Led to Arrest and Confession
Ex bartender John Fihanty was arrested at 30 Franklin Street for burglarizing Daniel J. Cavanaugh’s saloon the night before last. The crime was discovered when the saloon opened yesterday and money and cigars were missing. Fihanty confessed at police headquarters to taking the cash earlier.
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Yale alumnus Rev Pradorck Avery dies at 89
The Rev Pradorck D. Avery, a retired Congregational minister and Yale alumnus from the class of 1844, died at his son’s Hartford home aged 89. He taught at a Theological Seminary in 1847, served 45 years in Columbia, and a bronze memorial stands in the state. Miss Mary B. Yeoman financed a monument. He helped organize the Tolland County Congregational conference. survived by his wife, one son, and two grandchildren.
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Marriage of Anna Weightman Walker to Frederic Penfield
Anna Weightman Walker of Philadelphia wed Frederic Courtland Penfield at St Patrick's Cathedral New York. Arch bishop Hartey officiated two witnesses attended. Penfield, former Hartford newspaper man, diplomat and Royal Geographical Society fellow, becomes heir to William Weightman's vast chemistry fortune. Gifted 295000 in relatives and institutions.
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Auto Kills Horse In New Britain Crash
An auto owned by Gail B. Munsell of Hartford crashed into a night wagon on Mate road in New Britain injuring the driver and a passenger while killing the horse. The wagon was wrecked and the party returned to Meriden then Hartford.
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Falls from Train Injures Missionary Society Official
Richard Cass a brakeman for the New Haven fell from a moving train near the depot after 1 am. He sustained a left hip fracture a broken femur severe head and leg injuries with possible internal damage. He was taken to New Haven hospital for treatment.
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Scattered Snuff at Poli s and Patrols in Mount Carmel Incident
An arrest report concerns scattered snuff and unrest near PolI s venue with deputies attempting to serve papers on Gearen Geant Thomasos. Sheriff’s deputy Henry Speteet and other officers respond to a breach at Mount Carmel, with mentions of a junk dealer complaint and a divorce case in a related filing.
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Hadley Glad to Reach Home After Berlin Visit
President Hadley and Mrs Hadley arrived in New Haven after a lengthy stay in Germany where he held the Roosevelt professorship at the University of Berlin. A student demonstration followed Bourne’s death and a mass meeting was planned on campus with Hadley expected to speak.
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New York
Work for the Poor Committee Eyes City Employment Plan
The five member committee in charge of aiding the unemployed will meet Mayor Martin this evening as part of the regular Finance Board session. They will seek funding from the Finance Board to begin employment programs, including extending construction work, with details to be confirmed at the meeting. The group includes Chairman Macon Martin and Secretary Almete, and a general Greenstein attended yesterday.
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Generalized News From Sanctioned City Highlights
A broad collection of items from local and national figures includes a Sacramento man wedding a ren woman, Kelsey defeating Hugney, and financial news updates. Other notes mention arrests, a fatality, a school sports sequence, and upcoming events such as a county fair and armory show. The report names several individuals and organizations, with multiple mentions across sports, crime, and community notices.
Receiver Appointed for International and Great Northern Railroad
Texas state officials appoint Judge T. J. Freeman as receiver for the International and Great Northern Railroad Company, fixing a $50,000 bond amid claims of $494,620 in unpaid interest and insolvency. George J. Gould, president, says the receivership stems from revenue declines and mandatory additions under state commission orders to fund extensive improvements.
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Texas Railroad
Fort Worth
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Barton Loses Suit in Af tions Case at Jury Verdict
A Midititown court ruled in favor of former Bherlit Thames S Brown, awarding $19,000 to Claytay Merton for alienation of the affections of the plaintiff's wife. The jury deliberated from Tuesday through Friday, with the verdict reported shortly after.
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Audihlar Court
Bherlit Thames
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Midshipmen Named for Honors Amid Naval Academy Controversy
Annapolis report lists midshipmen L Guenher Memphis Tennessee and H W Kaeh rising for distinctions while charges mark students R Trippy Kittanning Pennsylvania J W Duboine Gadsden Alabama J M Irish Utica New York and John M Prince Connecticut face disciplinary actions for a fight in a Washington DC room last Saturday during the Prench Wave event.
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LOUKS ARRESTS FRIEND Hartford Feb 26
State Police man Merrell fonts arrested Daniel Wateworth proprietor of a tavern on a charge of selling whisky. The arrested man and event keeper were well known in the area but Wateworth did not recognize the officer due to a moustache. Police demanded bond of $300. the offer was rejected and a new bond form was filed.
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Unclear Union League Ladies Event Notes
Fragmented report describes a Union League ladies gathering with scattered names and phrases. Mentions a ceremony, committee members Anne Ing Mayne Weed Malor Brown and others, plus a carved item dated 19010 and park references. Details are garbled, but the piece centers on a social meeting and decorative carving.
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Feane
Turing
Matton
Anne
Martie
Aveta
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Malor Brown
Receiver for blowers case adjourned at March hearing
Receiver for blowers company filed to take control of assets valued at 850,000 dollars. Judge M A Shanwey oversaw the matter in the superior court, with Arthur & Hall and Frank Te Mewaliaer serving as counsel. The corporation issued authorized capital stock of 1,000,000 shares. several shares have been sold. Hearing adjourned to March 12.
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Quinnipiack Banquet Announcement
Fragmented text describes a Quinnipiack banquet at a chapel hall with large assembly. Mentions meeting attendees, eligibility, and expected membership or affiliation, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The event appears to be a community gathering with formal proceedings and possible waters-related context.
Readjustment urged as war on poverty debated
In Workington a National Education Society gathering adjourned with President Rossevars stressing continued wartime funding for education and urging teachers to expand efforts for every child. Oklahoma City named next meeting site. officers elected include Elton Wolf president and A C Netto secretary.
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Weather Record for Eastern New York and New England
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for snow in the north and south, rain or snow in the southeast. Eastern New York sees fair weather with a local warm trend in the extreme south, while New England has mixed precipitation with colder winds and rising gusts in the north.
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Grand Opening for Troop A Horse Show in New Haven
The first night at the Armory on Orange Street drew a strong turnout as Pony Saddle event winners Hayes and Weyher led the field. Judge J. C. Keith of New York presided, with Mountain Glen and Beauty among top placers, while a seven-year-old rider George White Jr. steered the winning pony. The event promises a second night of competitive displays and refined equine performance.
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