Connecticut community fair and exhibits meet at Charter Oak
A Connecticut fair plans and exhibits to promote farming, prosperity, and local enterprise. The event highlights cattle, poultry, produce, and crafts with $24,000 in prizes and an $85,000 premium feature to attract applicants. Officials include Mursian G Potetey and Walter Lotoad. museum ties with MidWestern cooperatives and regional figures are noted.
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Witurat End
Charter Owl Junk
Bonito
Hin
Connecticut
Ene
Wits
Mursian G
Potetey
Walter Lotoad
Hebergen Still Missing After City Marriage
A mysterious disappearance follows the marriage of Clarence Ay Heberger to Mike Josephine Lowenstein. Heberger, last seen near Trevors Street, vanished after a morning walk. Bride, a millinery pupil at Chapel Street, fears foul play or drowning. Authorities seek clues as the case unsettles the community.
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Clarence Ay Heberger
Mike Josephine Lowinstein
van Avenue
Mike
Kimi
Heberger
Eilernuin
Boston
Thebride
MUN Felder's
Wiebride
Urouen
Ilcide
Dares A
Trewers Street
Abraham Hebermen
Mirmerty
Tentine Hotel
Bitek
Psn
Aly
Thaw Leaves Jail Seeks Jury Trial With New Attorney
White Plains court hears James Thaw request for a jury trial in the Matteawan case. Thaw appears with new counsel Charles Morse, aims to move the hearing from the supreme court, and cites alleged insanity as a key factor in the case while district attorney opposition looms.
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White Plains
Mental Health Defense Memo Reveals Doctor Concurs With Sanity
The speaker cites Dr Pilgrim and Dr Lamb as witnesses who assert no agmptant of pinatioi exists, stating medical exams show sound mind. Counsel plan to present the deposition, arguing confinement after trials does not indicate mental illness and that nine teen months in custody do not prove abnormal condition.
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Pilgrim
Lamb
Baker
Matteawan
Minette Osborn heads west as Journe Courier special
Social notes list Minette A. Osborn master at Dr Mulford's school Ridgefield who will travel to Denver as a special representative of the Jour ney Courier then return east by September, with plans to visit California and Sowa tone Park Meantime Hazel Marguerite Downs and Raymond the Bishop announce their engagement. both families maintain summer residencies on Orange street and Five Orchard while Downs visits Asheville North Carolina
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Minette A. Osborn
Dr. Mulford
Ridgefield
Bradley Street
Denver
Hos Os California
Mies Hazel Marguerite Downs
J. Willy Downe
Howe Street
Raymond the Bishop
Mra
Noble FP. Mahop
Orange Street
Tuth
Building Is Brisk as Architects Complete Plans for Homes
The Commercial Regard notes Foote and Townend completed plans for a colonial residence at the corner of Whitey Avenue and Canner Street for Marvin Brown. A library competition for West Haven on Campbell Avenue and Elm Street was announced with a jury list and a July deadline, allowing brick or stone additions under $10,000. Further plans by Frank Elwood Crown include an eight room brick abode on Whalley Avenue for Thomas Powers, plus a wood house on Portsen Street. Updates on Adirondack camp contracts and interior renovations for existing properties are described, with roofing contracts awarded to W. Clark & Son. New England building contracts from Jan 1, 1908 total $43,878,000, with figures for the prior five years following.
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Architecta Foote & Townend
Wihittey Avenue
Canner Street
Marnik Brown
Lawrence Street
Campbell Avennue
Elm Street
West
Frank Elwood Brown
Whalley Avenue
Thomas Powers
Portsen
Gardner Osturn
Bradley Street
Camp Dudley
Adirondacks
Ale W. ©. Chalker
Albany
DL. R
Len & Williams
lChaiker
Clneinnagl
A. R
James A. Church Co
Ihalker
Philadelphia
Whitney Avenue
George Bradley
W. Chirk & Son
Respite for Tschalkovsky Prosecution Opened to Reopen Case
Responding to police evidence in Saint Petersburg on June 28, prosecutors reopened the inquiry into Nichola Tchaikovsky Nin and sent agents to multiple distant points. The era’s revolutionary unrest suggested a remote chance he might gain release, while the wife was asked about security for potential release.
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Rt. Petersburg
Nichola Techaikovsky
Wimmtle
Hoe
Hae
Monevow
Siberie
Tamalkovaly
Tachalkovsky
Tila
Ahe
Tilepolaase
Open door in Korea favors American traders over Japan
An American consul general states that those seeking the open door in Korea will find it, while Japan holds geographic advantages. The piece notes American business expansion in Korea and Manchuria, with Japanese energy advancing faster, and warns that Western firms must modernize to compete. It also mentions reduced commerce in Manchuria after the Russo-Japanese War and asserts American trade remains strong but not unchecked.
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Tokyo
Korea
Chemulpo
Thotiae Sammons
Japan
Heason
Mancini
Yokohama
Firth
Manchuria
Cahn Schulman Wedding Vows Simple Davenport Plans
Miss Anna Cahn and Harry Schulman of 264 Cedar Street married. The ceremony occurred at Hieclo's Dancing Academy, followed by a reception with over 100 guests and a wedding supper. The couple will reside on Davenport Avenue.
Roosevelt attends church in Oenter Bay area
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with children attend morning services at Christ Church in Center Bay. Bishop Wairgens of Jong Inland presides at a confirmation rite. The president spends the rest of the day at home. Germany not interfering denies report of a diplomatic note alleging threats of landing French troops at Tetuan in Tangier.
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Oenter Bay
Roosevelt
Mra Soonevelt
Christchtiren
Wairgens of
Jong Inland
Germany
Tangier
Nu Cir Euler
Miplomarte Corps
Tetuan
Heavenly Dessert Mentioned by Commencement Hostesses
A fragment notes a hostess quote about a heavenly dessert prepared for a large Monday dinner during the commencement events, capturing a brief social moment from the page.
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BBB Pipe Company
U. Stoddard Tobacco Co
Chapel Street
Brooks-Collins Company
Orange Siree
L. Wightman
Orange ST
Rook I
Weidelbers
Temple ST
GARDE
Union Depot
New Haven
Conn
Church Street
Taurant
Lours Messger
Tontine
Handy
Davenport
Cox
Savin Rock
Tne
John Cox
St. Lawrence’s
New Hilus Homestead
Ormerly
Quinnipies
Rocky Top
Mt. Carmel
Cummer Resort
Top of York Thourtom
Tolley
Congrega- Honai Church
Lo'olwk
Rene
Men
A. Widsinn
Mansfield Grove Pionto
Bartlett
Hast Haven
Jenkins cTheorsen
Phila
Garland
White Mountain
Garlandte
Garlande
Nationa
Kite
Piazza
Pines Menamenteria
Cox” Riice
Chamberlain
Gorner
Hebergen
Thaw
Pourhkerpale
Harre
Teave Pougitke
Pate
Ty Thorrow Manning
Shevitt
Detin Townsend
Supreme Court
White Piltee
Charles Morselane
Tee Moreehaneer
Malloawan
Jerome
Julie Morsehanden
B. Brooks
This City
New York
Paris
J. Moward
Clarence He Hooker
Tamittan
Poe
Hane Dertel
Willian Francis Verdi
Thin Eity
Loyd
Fom
Bremen
Frank Elwood Crown
Columbus Avenue
M. 1. Warner
Grange Street
New England
Tschalkovsky
Kamser
Kiel
Comaander Realnard Rowelkoop
Unitat Stites «Mbnany
Bor In
Alison V. Armour
Amon Ape Gueaixn
Emperor Willim
Wellville
Harris-Hart
Howe & Stetson
Happis-Hart Co
A. F. Wylie
Chapel St
John Bright & Co
E. Brooks
Thom
Continental Automobile Mant’ 6 Co
Olive Street
Perolin
Marshall, Field & Co
Thompson & Belden
Tel
State St
W. F. Gilbert & Co
Church St
P. D
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New Haven Gas Light Co
Crown Street
Grantie Or
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BBIO
Sylvan Ave
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