SISTER SHIPS BREAK RECORD ON TRANSATLANTIC RUN
The Cunard liner Mauretania sets a new eastbound record Queenstown to New York in 4 days 20 hours 15 minutes at 24.88 knots average. Captain Pritchard steered past the Lusitania’s four day plus mark despite only three propellers in use. The Lusitania later lowers its own eastbound time by 2 hours 43 minutes.
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Cunard
Queenstown
Cunard Line Company
Pritchard
Sandy Hook
Mauretania
Bent Gay
Liskania
Cunard Steamship Line
Alstines
Lusitania
Liverpool
Luattanta
Three Child Thieves Arrested in Local Theft Spree
Three youngsters aged seven, nine, and eleven were captured by Patrolman Derkin of the Central Station. Authorities say they confessed to multiple thefts over the past five weeks, including trousers, a coat, a knife, a match safe, and two clocks from Woolworths and Mows & Bretton. Walter Leigh’s items were among those stolen.
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Yraterday
Pateolian Derkin
Central Station
Franklin Street
Deskin
Pale
Willan
Jane Long
Yitun Street
Walter Leigh
Woolworth's
Mows & Bretton
Walsh Sisters Pursue Nursing Paths From Wealthy Chicago Family
Miss Adelaide Walsh prepares to graduate from Morey Hospital training school for nurses while her sisters Dorothy and Vivien Walsh, daughters of James Walsh, former president of the Southern Indiana Railroad, contemplate joining the nursing field. The family relinquishes social privileges to care for the sick and injured amid societal opposition.
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Chicago
Chicaen
Adalaide
Vivien Walsh
James Wath
Southern Indiana Railroad
Ste
Adelaide Walsh
Morey Hospital
Dorothy Walsh
Pardons Granted Loosen Backlog Of Convictions In Hartford
Hartford June 1 Frank F Lewis of New Maven was pardoned after a two to five year sentence for amberslee ment from Benton Armatrang Company. State Attorney WH Williams spoke in his behalf. Several applicants for pardons were refused including Henry Chamberlain sentenced to life for murder Valentine Dickerson from New Maven for fall breaking Arthur C Lewie from New Haven for rape Frank Smith from New Haven for burglary and Charles Van Luc from New Haven.
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Frank F. Lewis
New Maven
Apell
Benton Armatrang & Company
WH. Williams
Henry EB
Chamberlain
Valentine Dickerson
New
New Mavenn 190T For Fall Breaking, Arthur C. Lewie
New Haven
Frank Smith
Charles van Luc
Night Work Begins at Winchesters Rolling MOL Plant
Night shift operations commence at Winchesters Rolling MOL facility as extended Seherdate schedules push production toward longer hours. Officials indicate other departments will follow, aiming for first full night operations and increased employment.
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Winshestar Repeating Arme Company
Yeaterday
Wight
Aftice
Gore Seeks Eyesight After Eye Treatment
Washington report states Thomas Gore entered hospital care amid treatment for eye injury and possible recovery under the care of physicians. The condition of his eyes and the progress of his ailment are described as hopeful, with doctors hopeful for improvement in the coming days.
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Jane
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Senate
Frere Oka
Pan Eburmee
Fdas
Epiacanal
Hay
William Helland
Wilder
Aendine Gore
Nurse Girl Thief Charged With Jewelry Thefts
A nurse girl employed by Mr Charles Alling Jr of 795 George Street was charged with stealing jewelry at various times. Detective Mar man arrested her yesterday afternoon and she was held for theft. Jewelry reported missing since she began work was recovered and returned to the owner.
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Alling, Jr
George Street
Ett
Petton
Amall
Marman
Thade
Thayer Defeated Lippitt with 75 Vote Margin in Norwich
Norwich voters favored Republicans securing city control for the first time in decades. Contelin Lippitt defeated Charles F Thayer for mayor by 75 votes while the city clerk’s race saw a 49 vote margin, amid large turnout and strong Republican enthusiasm.
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Soda
Contelin Lippitt
Charles F Thayer
Unclear Indian Community Parade in Kingston Turns Tragic
Report from Kingston New York describes an outdoor festival and parade in Esopus with large crowds. The event ends amid chaos with a fatal injury to a worker and a parade disrupted by violence. Witnesses report smoke, destruction, and police response as officials investigate the incident.
Fifty Foot Fall Incident in Waterbury Tragedy
James Jamon Donihwe a 24 year old from Waterbury was injured while working at a plant when he fell from a five four tank during a raid. He was taken to a hospital in New Haven where doctors report he remains critical but stable as of the latest update.
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Orhan
New York
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Natal
New Haven
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Anere
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Phore
Spen
Naval
Pin
Aina
Nori
West Mayon
Jatina
Ste von Hegre
M Boat
New London
Pierce, Graham & Lavon
Marrett
New Haven Road Injunction Halts Attachment Case
A New Haven road faces a temporary injunction halting an attachment connected to a dispute over delivery of property. Judge Coats presided, with attorneys Downe and Quirke involved, and the court considered the firm’s claims about delivery obligations and prior orders.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford Road
Skarli
Taganentary
Walllires
Miho Siberiar
Ned Dlayen
Downe
Quirke
Wann Efona
Foosen Reid
Contested Probate After Albert Estate Claim Heard
The document details a contested probate proceeding involving Albert’s estate. It notes appointing administrators and the private court actions. It lists an inventory totaling 228195 and an asserted debt of 1474 in costs, with concerns over validity and the widow’s rights to share.
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Min Ten Tao
Gilline
Kywnie
Pearth
Whitney
Cope
Alead
Tragic Performance in Dewalt Sparks Curtain Outcry
A troubled stage show in Dewalt Michigan ends badly as a performer faces harsh audience reaction and abrupt curtain confrontation. The incident involved criticism of a lead actor and a damaged trust in the evening’s presentation.
Local News Tidbits and Sports Highlights
A mixed local page reports court actions and public notices including aMontgomery County suit against Loreal, a clerk reappraisal, and a pardon case. Nearby items cover a funeral notice, a police matter, and sports results with Waterbury defeating Hartford and other collegiate and pro tennis and baseball notes.
Drowning at Rock Heart Disease The Cause
A drowning incident near Rock yesterday followed a crowd misreading a medical crisis at sea. A boat accident left one man dead while spectators watched from shore as emergency teams intervened and officials investigated the heart event.
Classified columns open in Journal Courier
The Journal Courier has activated its classified columns, signaling it as the primary outlet for notices and ads. Readers are invited to place listings for jobs, rentals, and services in the clearly organized section.
Spaienkuch Receives Two Years Abroad Anniversary
The article records Kenyon Cox Deliyers and the Faculty of Fine Arts hosting an anniversary program. It notes retirements, appointments, and the career highlights of professors including Nis, Weir, and Nimeyer, with mentions of departments of architecture and drawing and a need for upcoming exhibitions.
Home for the Friendless Annual Donation Drive
The tenth annual donation drive for the Home for the Friendless seeks gifts to cover a larger city area. Contributions benefit the Home and can be sent to Mr. Rowe at 6pm 1st City Hall. Committee includes President Arthur Graves and Treasurer Jonathan Rowe with several advisers.
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PB Walker
Ae Folte
Arthur i Gravee
Jonathan XN. Rowe
Henry J
Kollege
Pred DL Bron
Front
Bo Wallen
Mivee
Dismissal Proceedings In Felting Case Prompts Inquiry
A local inquiry delayed questioning of a suspect in a felting travel case. Detective Dennehy faced resistance and limited access to key witnesses as officials weigh next steps in the investigation. The special session may issue orders or references to the Ta pas alton case.
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Regan
Simon
Oak Street
Bergeant Dennehy
Fowler and Hill Criticize Currency Legislation
Representative Fowler of New Jersey and Hill of Connecticut called at the White House to denounce a currency reform proposal as a political and economic mistake. Fowler, chairing the banking and currency committee, urged a credit currency after thorough investigation and hearings.
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Washington
Lite Honal Monetary Commission
Leo
Fowler
Actor Drops Dead in Vaudeville Dressing Room
Meveland Ohio June 1 Eugene Tepwon aged fifty of New York, leading man in a vaudeville sketch at the Eldon Theater, collapsed and died of heart disease in his dressing room as a fire alarm sounded. Fire caused about 5000 dollars damage. origin reportedly in the moving picture machinery area. Jepson, said to have long suffered heart disease, had a varied career including work with Malide Adame.
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Eugene Tepwon
Agen Fifty
New York
Elth'm Theater
Amounita
Avtar Jepson
Ife
Malide Adame
Hambrick in Toils After Draft Negotiation and Checks
John W. Hambrick of West Virginia is jailed after detectives chase him through New Haven. He faced eight charges of fraudulent checks totaling about 1800 dollars and a drafted settlement with a hotel clerk. a ship consignment to Huntington tied to Fowler prompts further inquiry.
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Wret Virginia
Hambrick
Frites
Colwell
New York
Yeateorday
Thia City
McAvoy
People's Bank and Trust Company
Chapel Street
Michiinston
Enright
Johnaton
Hombriel
Amo
Huntington
Fowler
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Teoh
Doliistan
Transportaton
Gould Evades Warrant In New York Automobile Case
Goould, alias Gould, dodged a warrant in a New York case over alleged illegal use of an automobile. He was to appear on a minor pretend charge and a $1000 bond was set, with detainment later affected by a related court action.
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Apn
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Arbanos
Helen
Baldor
Ion
Iit
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Dune
Kihedon Gould
George F Cauld
Walt
Young Gould
Wteert
Bert Wahl
Fon Michie
Bleyete Battetsman
Rourke
Wyatt
Kings Hon Gould
Kaiser Welhelm
Freeman Lloyd
Biirey
Carnegie Offer Sparks City Meeting on Maintenance Pledge
In South Norwalk on June 1 city counsel meet over Andrew Carnegie’s proposal to fund a memorial pennant and maintenance at the city park. Cornel votes to instruct Mayor Tunnel to call a special meeting to act on the matter. Carnegie stipulates a $2,000 yearly maintenance paty.
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Spectel City
Carnegie
Hie
Patyr
Weather forecast summary for Tieaday and Wortnexday
Forecast from Washington shows increasing cloudiness and fresh northerly to northeasterly winds for Tieaday and Wortnexday. For New Mugland expect fresh northwest to north winds.
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Washington
Tieaday
New York
Walt
Tax abatements being overdone in city council
The adjourned meeting shows the board approving tax abatements yet again while Alderman Miller argues the current taxes cannot be abated and that the city risks losing income. Other matters include a nuisance petition on the Nicolet project at Grand avenue and Hamilton street, which was withdrawn with residents’ consent.
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Alderman Miller
Alderman Cunningham
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Millier
Arowa
Morgan Disapproves Taft Grant Remarks On Memorial Day
Grand Army veteran William F. Morgan of Grand nne expresses strong disapproval of Secretary Taft's statements in Grant's tomb Memorial Day address. He says he does not know Grant personally from early service and condemns Taft's insinuations about Grant's past alcohol use as unnecessary. Morgan notes many Grand Army members are displeased with Taft's remarks.
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Grant
William ©. Morgan
Grand Nne
Journal-Courier
Taft
Mr. Morgan
General Grant
Grand Army Menn
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