Cremation of Yale Professors and Burial in Grove Street
The bodies of Professors Edward Gaylant Uournn Seymnup Bourne were cremated at Fresh Pond and ashes brought to the city. Religious services by Rev. Aaron Phelps Stokes and Rev Haynes were held, with interment at Grove Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gaylant Uournn
History Department
Yale
Seymnup
Long Island
Bourne
Aaron Phelps Stokes
Haynes
Grove Street Cemetery
May Sell Arlington Inn on Meadow Street Told
Reports indicate plans to change ownership of the Arlington Inn on Meadow Street and Whiting. James McGough, current proprietor, was away when a reporter sought details, with no definite information provided yet and a possible sale delayed until after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow
Hansen Heetelig
Corre
Whiting
James McGough
Gough
Fem
New Haven Wins Demurrage Rate Demurrage Fight
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad exits the American Railway association with a 25 cent per diem demurrage rate to take effect March 1. The vote favored the change by ownership of about 120000 cars. New Haven re joins the association with a proviso of notice before future rate changes. Accumulated demurrage through March 1 totals about 679000, with expected refunds around 200500 after settlements with converting roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
American Railway Association
New York, New Havon and Hartford Railroad Company
Mie
New Haven Company
New Maven Company
Denial on Route Change for New York Paris Auto Race
G Houder St Chaffray, in charge of the New York and Paris automobile race, denied any plan to alter the course to exclude Alaska. He stated no reason to change and said the race will continue as originally planned. Cars will be shipped by train to the next location, with racing continuing through March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G. Houder St. Chaffray
New York
Paris
Alnaka
Beattie
Captain of Industry Morton Chappell Seized in Barracks Raid
Morton Chappell, a Tair Haven youth, was taken into custody yesterday by Detective Healy in a raid on his barracks. He was not present with J I Morgan and the others of that coterie. Police recovered a small amount of money and noted Chappell’s history of extravagant spending among schoolmates and a teacher. Scholars had been diverting funds for some time, arousing suspicion about the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Chappell
Tair Haven
Yesters Day
Healy
Morton
J. 1 Morgan
Wolfe Tone Club Funds Donation Angers Unemployed
The Wolfe Tone club held a meeting to address muttering among the poor in the city. Members discussed relief efforts and unanimously voted to donate funds, with the treasurer instructed to deliver a club check totaling $140 to Major Martin's fund supporting forty unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite! Tong Club
Martin
Early Morning Raid Nets Three Arrests on York Street
Police raided a York Street house in the early hour and arrested Dominick Mollida and two others, with Florence Mollida and Ella Smith present. Charges allege keeping a house of ill fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Street
Sere
Reante Watroun
Willian
Nnted
Dominick Mollida
Molliers
Florence
Glace
Ella Smith
Aged Man Breaks Hip on Greene Street
Louis Klein, a seventy seven year old man, sustained a hip fracture after a fall on Greene Street. He was taken to a New Haven hospital where his medical condition is listed as serious. authorities note the incident occurred after he slipped on stairs at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Klein Feil Dowrsmirs
Greene Street
Restienen
Louis Klein
Heme
Westertay
New Haven
Hartford Philharmonic Plays Forest Title by Witten and Hacecie
The Hartford Philharmonic Orchestra performed a composition attributed to Witten and Hacecie titled Forest titel. The concert in the city drew cheers and a notable audience including Prank Pichtl and Mr Sarita with Haerche among those in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Philharmonic
Wiltim Haceche
Forest Titel
Witten & Hacecie
Mr. Haerche
Puritans Feast At Quinnipack Banquet In Hartford
Hart Lyman hosts the annual Quinnipack Union dinner with Puritans and friends gathered in a colonial style feast. The menu features chowder, cod, hog pies, plum pudding, and Medford rum grog as Rev Henry Emery leads remarks on Puritan history amid performances by maidens and costumed Nubians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon Hiern
New England
Shich
Bnaton
Sven Cheene
Medford
Indies
May ask Carnegie action at next meeting
The New Haven Caledonian reports a library project in existence for over a quarter century and calls for more books. Members discuss club affairs, including support for a future library movement and committee reports on recent administration and finances. Final decision postponed to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Andrew Car
New Haven Vledenian Eli
Alan
Generis
Thnnien
eTuh
Victoria Ledere
Rota
Variety of names hints at broad financial and sports notes
A scrambled page lists Indian senators, professors, prizes, arrests, new teachers, hearings, pills, and numerous sports items. It references New Haven teams, major league schedules, and local events with scattered names and places, all framed as today’s briefs across pages 0, 4 and 11.
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Lin Piel Welkers
Quinntos Eisbers
Hendaimia Kilborn
Yais Frounders
Studely
Beven
Mian Hamilton
Harvard
Yale
Tion
Moore
Hun
Nell Thirgers
New Haven
Matthew
May Ward
Hearing On Pills Sets Stage For New Building Rules
The ordinance committee plans a fresh hearing after a public session prompted by Mothers club efforts. Alderman Bere and Chairmen Kenna noted incomplete evidence on pill samples and promised another hearing within a fortnight. The committee will report back to Sew Haven's city chamber after extended examination by Inspector Austin and city architects.
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Grintrirg
Bere
Chatrman
Frank Kenna
New Hagen
Mothers’ Club
Herz
Greater Metall
Kenna
Alee
Hrd
Austing
Austin
Jong
Sew Haven
Stricken Merchant Kilborn Dies After Apoplexy
Benjamin Kilborn a well known city merchant died after an apoplectic attack around four o clock in the afternoon at his home 70 Journey Street. He was about seventy years old. long connected with Kilborn Beathette and the paper business at 470 State Avenue. Active in Church of the Redeemer he leaves a widow. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Benjamin Kiltorn
State Street
Wim
Ottock
Kilborn
Ao Witow
Busines
Sears
Atwater
Air Kilehorn
Church of the Redeemer Nav
Agreement on Studley well purchase sparks council debate
A heated session centered on the Studley well purchase as Alderman and committee members debated authority and purchase power. Opponents argued the need for public works oversight while proponents urged securing life-sustaining water access and regional control.
Pensions For Railway Clerks Extended To City Workers
A new law advancing a per annum pension plan for railway clerks and other federal workers will allow retirement with quarterly pension payments. The act, backed by the Keep commission, also provides indirect travel expense allowances linked to service duties, benefiting workers stationed away from home.
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Keep Commission
Ife
M Nuner
Pall Way Po
New Haven
Forther
York
Thomas Tankers Smother New York Mayings Theme
Edward Thomas and Oriants F Themes Anas discuss management of Provident Mayings in New York County. The article mentions emphasis on retained experts and hires, with references to a ceremonial award and family matters affecting three members and a tentative plan for material stability.
New History Professor Appointment at Leland Stanford
New history professor appointment announced for Max Farrand at Leland Stanford Junior University. Farrand, a noted scholar with ties to Heidelberg and Berlin, joins the staff to contribute to American historical scholarship and forthcoming volumes from the American Historical Review.
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Max Farrand
Leland Stanford Junior University
Barton
Vale Oat
Farrar
Daelar
Brifites
Cena
Heideberg
Trreey
Weetoyan
Lelwud Branford
Profrseir Farrand
Cortitbuloe
Cralle
Sea Bird's High Jump Nets Big Prize at Troop A Show
The Connecticut Indoor horse show concluded with Sea Bird's high jump win amid a crowd filling boxes and arena. Louis Brodden’s ponies and Mrs G S Bunton's Belmont also drew praise. the event will become an annual Troop A affair, with Judge C. Keith of New York leading the judging and officers present in full dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hever
Sam Bird
Janes Schweiger
Connecticut
Euch
Sue Eve
Pe Nce
Sea Bird
Louis Broddneds
Tadie! Charlor
Clas
Norkes
Mre. G
Bunton
Belmont
W. Ik. Townsend
John L. Kueleht
Clark
Meriden
Mies
Margaret “Weyher
Smise
New York
Townsend
Hadley
Germany
Provident Hadley
Keith
Esbhibinor
Bradley
Libert Leet
Joan Toth Richey
Babe Wilkes
IDF
Yeneas
W.T. Minor
Mountain Glen Chiet
Phelps Montauimery
Panier Unitor
Fire Place
Venre
George J. Mark
Watt
Bonnie
Bristol
Jeannette Bristol
Federibhon
SR Warner
Staley
Anharn
Thorman Meltes
Detven
Mra
Barle
Betts
Trowbridge
Telia
Weather Record for Eastern New York and New England
Forecast calls for fair weather in eastern New York on Friday with colder conditions in the north and east, warmer Saturday. New England sees fair Friday preceded by snow in central and southern Maine, with warmer Saturday as winds become variable.
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Washington
Fortheast
New York
New
Wneland
Surhern
Maine
Finance Board Hears of Poor Extensions Voted
The city finance board met at city hall with Mayor Martin presiding. A special citizen committee reported about severe unemployment, estimating around 3000 men out of work, many skilled workers facing income loss and relying on charity, while discussions suggested public works like Norton and Crown street extensions and West Rock quarry could employ many until relief funds or weather improve.
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Board of Anance
Martin
Cta
Ernest I. Warden
Civic Association
Niance
Warden
Alexander Trogp
Mr. Warslen
Svork
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Woodbridge Hall
Europe
Arlington
Meadow Street
Railroad
Stand Forces Railway Association
New York-Paris
Wolfe Tone
Quinniplack
Henry
Emery
Hart Lyman
Henry Emerr
Yair
Quinninlack
Hartford
Charis Hopkins Clark
Fuder Prention
ATF
Hughly
Samuel Bowe
Caledonian Club
Benjamin Kilborn
Studley
Specie
Artesian
Atermanie
Senter
Alen
JFP
Siudiey Wee
Boceliey
Faye
Statler
Veleai
Board of
Aldirien
NEW History
Yate Cate Max Pureand
Leland Stanford
Mdetay
San Diego
Walker
Favines Bank
Sew
Aritein
Jorge Cartes
Californa
Kuconda
Tiemieree
Rormbetes
Fm Mexion
Gmk Tie
United States
G. L. Clark
Albany
Hlenvarek
Boston
Buffalo
Chaoinnath
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
T. Puciay Hatteras
Finance Board
Foley
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