Walker case yields special privileges amid Ensenada pursuit
In an article from New Britain dated June 4, reports say banker William F. Walker, an American arrest in Lower California after a long pursuit, may win release rights. Ensenada court records hinted at revoking third commitment but later details suggested privileges could be restored. Treasurer Bradley of the Savings Bank of New Britain noted papers were sent to Mexico City for supreme court review, with a final decision pending.
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San Diego
Cal
St. Doni
Ensenada
William F. Walker
New Britain
Lower California
Walker
Jill
Wverenada
Bradley
The
Savings Bank of
Mexico City
Supreme Court
Stanley
New Haven Chauffeur among Five Injured in Collision
George Ryan of 5 Howard avenue New Haven was one of five people injured when the Enfield engine collided with the express at Met street and Willow avenue. In the New York portion Ryan clung to buffers and suffered a shallow wound and contusions. The switch engine engineer Willard Brailey of 104 Kimberly avenue New Haven was detained by police for questioning as Ryan was taken to Lincoln Hospital.
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George Ryan
Howard Avenue
City
New Haven
iMet Street
Willow Avenue
New York
Ryan
Willard Brailey
Kimberly Avenue
Lincoln Hospital
Columbia Students Fined in Disorderly Conduct Case
Howard Z Cole and Edgar H Cook Columbia University students were arraigned in Harlem police court for disorderly conduct and fined 10 dollars each. The attempted burglary charge was dismissed. Cook, who tried to flee, was shot in the back by a patrolman. his father, former Albany DA, acted as counsel.
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New York
Howard Z. Cole
Edgar H. Cook
Columbia University
Harlem Police Court
Magnistrate Kernochan
Cook
Albany
Cure for Eczema Delivers Dramatic Relief
Suffering eczema for a year and a half caused extreme itching and immobility. After two months of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Cutolin Re solvent, symptoms vanished completely. The testimonial from Norman Fisher Jr. of Baltimore, Maryland dated July 6, 1907, supports the remarkable improvement.
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Niel Fisher, Jr
Lansdown
Altimore
Ald
Babies Cured by Cuticura Remedies
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as rapid cures for infant skin illnesses, infantile and birth humors, and various rashes. It claims they soothe scalp eczema and teething issues, offering permanent, economical relief when other remedies fail. The text asserts purity under the U S Food and Drugs act.
The Mothera Guild Benefit Night at Centerville Hall
The sallowplon of the year was held in the hall with a splendid program. Urnalied delighted audiences with songs and recitations by Mlle Ftta Mac and others, followed by an engaging comic skit. Mrs Bell received appreciation from the mothers for kindness during the year as the group prepared for a City Mission fundraiser with music and a lineup of performers.
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Yrar
Mothera
Waul
Harry
Wood
Maloy
Aien Haze Bannett
George Person
Thane
Thant
Doneltialon
Weaslon
Bell
Political Warrants Move in Philadelphia Turmoil
Widespread warrants issued in a bitter city political clash as Kaufmann and Gibbeney face criminal charges. Officials see the actions as pivotal in the power struggle surrounding Mayer Reyburn and allies amid a tense political scene.
Bermuda Racer Drops Out At Gloucester Harbor
A Bermuda entrant named Mara Hint or similar quit the race after an anger incident. The event occurred yesterday near Gloucester harbor. In others news, Starry Agricultural workers met to discuss resignations of CK Crisham, poultry department head, and Prof Crishan was named Hampton Institute farm director. Senator La Follette travels to Washington for talks with Ortencde ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Bermuda
York
Jorg
Truutens of Starry Agricultural Worker
CK Crisham
Waccepted
Tale Ets
Profesor Crihan Han
Hampton Institute
Hampton
LA Follette
Washington
Jane de
la Folalte
Wiktonain
Chicago
Boston hosts Travellers' Protective Association convention
J Jerome Jones, Boston proprietor of the Transcript, announces a gathering of the Travellers Protective Association and the Commercial Travelers in New York. The event aims to foster confidence and cooperation across cities, with plans for repairs, alterations, and shipments to Boston.
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Boston
Dune Doalre
Jerome Jones
Te Raton Evening ‘Transcript
Pernictoun Athentte
Hrenkline
Hratilelora
Se York
New York
Ketchell Beats Papke In Furious Milwaukee Bout
Grand Rapids contender Ketchell defeats Papke of Kewanee in a rapid price bout at Milwaukee. The match featured repeated clinches and fierce rights to the jaw. Ketchell controlled the endgame with solid lefts and rights, leaving Papke visibly distressed.
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Milwanises
Wit
Stantogy Ketchell
Grand Rapida
Mich
Pilly Papke
Kewanee
Ig Clu
Dippedrome
Pape
Dietress Roth
Hugo Kelly
Fom Langhoad
Jack
Katehell
Neo
Kewhell
Ketehell
Papke
Kim
Nile
Upperelis
Tonio
Ketehel
Kilonge
Willy
Wendy
Kerehall
Tle
Fowler
Tomilar Senaion
Broad
Steisde
Parke Monde
Serenell Jone
Papie
Ketetiel
Koind
Panke
Sonia
Berhett
Ketchell
Baokite
Aftormtel
Tanita
Tony Imen Falline
Roth Nile Ewihes Pake Aenden
Wit Kerchelmonde
Lineine
Keren
Leif
Ketel
Torres Papke Torovesnd
Ketchiell
Bankers debate salaries after teller theft case in New York
A New York bank theft case highlights salary levels for tellers and clerks. Report notes many upstate and uptown banks pay as little as 1200 to 4000 dollars annually, prompting discussion of higher wages to curb theft and staffing shortages. The article cites a teller, Mille, who earned 1000 dollars a year and is said to have stolen about 9088 dollars over time. It suggests rising salaries may be a remedy and notes banks are considering adjusted day schedules to attract staff.
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New York
Mary
Binker
New, York
Bepps
Hank
Muir
Milford Birthday Celebration Punctuates Social Visit
Milford special service notes Richard Plate of Brom atreet hosting Richard Pitt of West Haven and Pineda Platt of Orange for the 624 birthday of Richard Plate a local figure. Guests enjoyed a Heloun style cake and strawberry shartenke among dishes. Marion Booth hosted friends at Fort Trum beach cottage with Chart Hine and Percy of New Haven. Community lodge AK and AM held regular communications with planned tree work.
Beers and Harties Visit Stratford Cottage in Wrtnut
Local notes recount Mra Edward Beers and Mra Amy Harties near Stratford for a few weeks at the Beers cottage while Mr and Mrs Martin Rasnote return from travel. The piece details church events, officer elections, past presidents, and society finances spanning the last 16 years.
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Edward Beers
Amy Harties
Stratford
Wrtnut
Mary Taylor Moehurel
Prare Pit
Tleere
Mra
Ella Gitemory
Coorge
Kern
Secre
Wallace Charny
Gootwih Brlatot
Mise
Grace Hine
William Cox
Mociety
Thitmel
Brookly
Oviatt
Aifica Eines
Julia Steals
Finina Chase
Goira
A. B. Gardher
Cora Beaty
Milton Booth
Mire Mvlatl
Bna Gregory
Memorial to Mullen and Kennedy figure in colonial orders
Memorial notices on Capt Janes of Kennedy and Mullen, a prominent member of the Eilente of Columns and the first grand kotwht, with ties to the bodied of freeolamestoners and a brother to James BP Pigots. The obituary notes his public roles and his status within the order.
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Janes of
Kennedy
Ralehtte
Columbun, Inc
Monneeticur
Pauenal
madAvarrers
Polaitig
Arent
Jaren T Mullen
Alan
Mitevar
Ole City
Tnjin
James BP Pigots
Ryan Contribution Denial on Parker Campaign Purchase Charge
Mississippi to Nebraska details reveal statements from William J. Bryan ally in response to a New York paper accusation that Parker’s payport was purchased. Allen and Dahle deny co ownership of funds. Allen asserts no knowledge of payments to Sheehan or Ryan. He says only money from the national committee supported the Nebraska campaign. He claims no obligation to any corporation and counters that Parker support was declared openly after the St Louis convention.
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Lincoln
Net
Elven
Allen Saye
Sheehan
Ryan
Nebraska
Nolmeka
Néwae
Nya
Judge Parker
Wipport
Public utilities bonds approved for Boston & Albany line upgrades
The Public Service Commission granted Boston and Albany Railroad Company permission to issue 7,000,000 of twenty five year bonds at four percent interest. Proceeds will fund principal improvements and expansions totaling about 1.538 million, guaranteed by the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad and allied to major projects planned for Albany and surrounding areas.
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Albany
Noston & Albany Railroad Company
Tur-Porinieston
New York Central and
Hudson Tver
BEACON Land Benen tyilen Hold Fete for New Deputy
A large attendance welcomed the new deputy of the indge during a Hold Fete in Ware ey. Grand Secretary Jerry Wall and Deputy Prank Ji WM. Reo lead complimentary remarks by Grand eflave Warden MeW Alain and George Wale lace. A phork musical program was enjoyed with refreshments served in the evening.
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Benen Tyilen
N. Mi
Lange
Jonaee
Wareey Mowi Hanya
Warren ‘Pollen
Jerry Wall
Alain
Lilley Denies Boutell Remarks in Submarine Probe
Congressman George L. Lilley challenges reported remarks by Representative Boutell amid the submarine boat investigation. Lilley says Boutell could not have made the statements attributed. Boutell retorts Lilley’s claims as contemptible cowardice in the exchange.
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Boutell
Min
Waterbury
George L. Lilley
Mib
Lilley
Henry Sherman Boutell
Plans for Ivan Memorial Library construction in Hellet area
Plans for the Ivan Memorial Library call for a working plan by Cue Gilbert the architect. The project may pause for several weeks as ground work is prepared and specifications will be called for soon. Gilbert’s general plan was accepted and officials hope to advance to bid calls, aiming for a 191 year construction start.
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New
Ivan Memorial Library
Cue Gilbert
Augier
Gilbert
Hellet
Bulldina
Yale Pastor Maurer Led West End Congregational Church
In Iridgeport on June 4 the Rev Washington Irving Maurer longtime pastor at the West End Congregational church was installed as pastor in a large evening ceremony. The sermon was preached by his brother Oscar Ey Maurer of Great Barrington while Maurer studies at Yale Divinity School.
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Iridgeport
Washington Irving Maurer
West End
Knights form three member committee on reserve fund
Supreme Knight Waward1 Hearn of the Knights of Columbus appoints a special committee of Daniel F. Muckley William J. Guiliver and Thomas Dinnean to handle the mortuary reserve fund of 421000 after the Supreme Court decides the fund's disposition. Each member hails from Massachusetts Maine and New York respectively.
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Waward
Hearn
Knights of Columbus
Daniel F. Muckley
Masanehunetts
William J. Guiliver
Portland
Thomas Dinnean
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Congressman Laning Indicted Over Bank Funds Misappropriation
Laning of Obie Norwalk Ohio and James P Gibbs former bank president along with FW Chris Wan secretary treasurer and William Bevlin director were indicted on various charges tied to the failure of Obie Trust Co last January. Allegations say Laning and Gibbs traded and misappropriated funds and credits totaling about 56 804 dollars. Laning had recently secured a renomination for a second term in congress.
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Lahing
Cous Wreen
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