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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
16
One ounce spools of Sewing SUK offered at four spools for value 496 with a sale price of 37 for 1 20.
Judge William L Bennett of the court of common pleas issued an injunction restraining Thomas Butler from interfacing with Harry Ali and from taking materials from Morrle Cove to the Lighthouse Point reservation for a pier for Albert Witton, Woodbridge company secretary. Notice served by Deputy Sheriff Henry P Bplegel. Contractor Alling faced opposition and a warning of consequences across the railroad property. Witmann and associates expect completion within thirty days. pier to be 260 feet long with an abutment. Dworski found not guilty of liquor law violation. Marriet G Somers granted divorce from William F Somers on grounds of habitual intemperance. John W Smith and Elins Smith of Milford adjourned their divorce to seek an agreement. George W Neal sues for reinstatement after removal by Director Francia W Foley. Williams, Stoddard, and Goodhart represent Neal. Foster permitted to proceed as Graham Wester, Yale student, faced charges for breach of peace in Arnold building incident. fined $15 in city court with costs and eligibility to appeal to the court of common pleas.
Judge Pratt rules the International Mineral Company bankrupt upon petition by Davis Henry G Simons and Wolfe Campbell all of this city Referee Newton will appoint a trustee this week to oversee proceedings and assets in the case.
Judge Henry G. Newton oversaw the examination into the Thomas J Tarbert estate of Dixwell Avenue with Samuel J Nathangan appointed as trustee under $200 bonds amid a larger bankruptcy context. The Kelley Estate involving Keiley & Ben on Clmmercy Street and the death of James B. Kelley left a `$90,007.98` estate, while his widow Mary Athetley’s later passing involved contested shares and probate rulings.
In Kindy cannellys Saturday Journal the article explains the law of averages as it applies to lifespans. It cites rough survivorship figures from age ten to ninety six and notes the overall average life length is predictable though individual outcomes vary.
On June 18 at 10 15 pm Mohawk reported a head on collision between the steamships Hugin of New York bound for China and Mexico and a northbound vessel near Cape Hatteras. Both ships were deeply laden and sustained severe damage including a broken stem, dented bow, and flooded fore peak.
In New York and St Thomas authorities deny reports of bubonic plague on the island. Officials say there is no sign or history of the plague, declaring the island perfectly healthy and free of infection amid rumors of transmission through West Indian trade routes.
Vernon man Nicholas Wond hier, aged six poll, recalls a 1888 morning mail containing 340 in money and a curiously spelled note aimed at cursing the handwriting. The note claimed a $10 overchange and suggested other misdeeds, a memory Wond hier cannot fully place to a past cashier who once paid a ten dollar rail fare for a two cent item.
Professor Judd there and Yale scholar help celebrate the seventy fifth anniversary of law founding at Peekskill N Y with ceremonies. Henry Burpherd Winn of Princeton and Dr Charlee Hubbard Kid of Yale spoke. Edward Wells Jr and Sanford I Knapp delivered readings for the alumni association and board of trustees.
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June 16 at Poughkeepsie Cornell's crew practiced in rough water when a flood tide and head wind swamped the shell. Eight oarsmen jumped overboard. four were rescued onto the Ben Franklin, four paddled back to shore. Courtney expressed disappointment at conditions hindering prep.
New York June MW A Larned national singles champion withdrew from the round robin doubles at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge due to a badly strained shoulder. He and George Wrenn Jr lost 8 6 3 to Wright Borton and P Larned. Alexander and Hackett, national champions, to appear tomorrow.
At Glenwood Springs Colorado the Democratic state convention adjourned after settling the Arapahoe county seating dispute. Ex governor Alva Adams renented the platform attacking the Republican party s "sound money" policy. Delegates are instructed to vote ten for William Jennings Bryan for president while his name remains in contention.
South Norwalk hosts state convention of the Fraternal Order Aerie of Eagles. Worthy President Janes T. Hubbell of Norwalk opened the meeting and introduced Mayor A. Behnfeld who gave the welcome. John H. Tague of Bridgeport presided. new series from Winsted and Bristol admitted. commissions appointed. year’s report shows credit and good condition.
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