Westville News Highlights and Local Notices
Westville notes report the Congrara Mona Sunday school annual picnic set for July, plus later arrangements. Local mentions include Mrs. Richard Welch visiting Mrs Carrie Welch, Dave attending a funeral in New London, and John Washelesky's execution in 1903. James Maguire recovers from typhoid, and Mrs Mary Finden is taken to Springside after an arrest by Ahearn and Dingwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congrara- Mona
Ahearn and Dingwall
Mary Finden
Springside
Bringe Burns Under Train After Santa Fe Patron Slide
A patron named Bringe was struck by an Overland Limited train on the Santa Fe line as it carried passengers into a gorge after a mishap at the crossing. Rescue teams responded, with injuries reported and authorities investigating the accident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Limited
Gorge
Fair Haven Chautauqua Assembly Plans and Local Notices
Rev EC Tullar announced a Connecticut Chautauqua assembly at Plainville campgrounds on July 22 with a large East Haven contingent. The event features a concert, new members joining the lodge, and community support from local churches while other notes cover a California wreck, funerals, and a charity gathering in Shoreham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
B. C. Tullar
Connecticut
Chantauaua Assembly
Plainville
EC Tullar
Connecticut Chautauqua
Plainville Camp Grounds
Tullar
Fae Dean
East Pearl
Pout
Fair Haven
Assembly
Mr Cutter
Ay Ante
Shar
Allegheny City Payment Plan Discussed
Pittsburg June report notes probable reimbursement for about 2 910 000 from the city of Pittsburgh and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania regarding bondsmen for the Protection of the parks. A court hearing on the matter was postponed with expectations of immediate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Sitte
Pittebite
Commonwealth of
No Home Just Now Large Number Of And No End Of
A terse, fragmented line references a large number and ongoing lack of resolution. Details are sparse, with no clear names, places, dates, or organizations readable in the text. The item resembles a brief, unidentified note rather than a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Quiet Maine wedding ties Hussey to Muara at church
In Portland Maine a quiet ceremony united Jemiphine Gertrude Hussey and John C Muara at Francia B C church with Rev Dennis F Baker officiating. After a wedding tour including Maine the Great Lakes and Canada the couple will reside on Howard Avenue. Friends Lee their new residence and other locals were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia
B.C
Jemiphine Gertrude Hussey
Dennis F. Baker
John C.muara
Consolidated Railroad
Held by the Enemy at Stock Company Opens with Warm Domestic Contrast
A stock company stages Held by the Enemy set in a homelike room with Mire Euphemia McCreary and Lydia Knott as the McCreery sisters. The drama blends war action, a court martial, and a central love plot. Crawford and Washburn give strong performances. The piece promises a clever finale and cheerful reception in an intimate, comfortable setting.
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Euphemia McCreary
Lydia Knott
Trant
Conan
Retlef
Crawford
Mix Washburn
McCreery
Glint
Anuthern
Prescott
Treram
Amateur Night at White City Promises Night of Fun
Announcement for a second grand amateur night at the White City under J. Boerk’s management. A newly built stage will host acts Friday night on the eve of the Fourth, with many performers already applying. The event aims to rival famous acts and provide lively entertainment for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White City
J. Boerk
Vettardas
Speck
Adore
Heide
Fiays
Goodwins
Grand Duke Accepts Plane for Rebuilding Heiligenberg Castle
Karlerihr June 29 Grand Duke Frederick has accepted the plan for restoration of the old castle at Heidelberg Ross Heine. The question of rebuilding has hung for six years as Hollelpore Uaatio crowed Helene near the town. The town capitulated in 168? to the French before the German run. French evacuated the place blowing up fortifications and burning parts of the town. Remaining castle sections were destroyed by the French. A 16th century attempt to rebuild was made but left the castle in its current ruinous state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omas Strycke
Railroads to Tax Inadequately Packed Freight Boxes
Railroads announced new penalties starting tomorrow for shipments packed in weak materials. Stronger boxes will incur higher rates, while frail packaging faces a ten percent surcharge on each class. The rule targets strawboard leather hoard wood pulp and similar materials with strict packing standards.
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Holtrond
New York Mine
Attietal Elaaufication
Dinetory
Griswold Illness Report Leaves Family Uninformed
Family members say Dwight T Griswold the Yale stroke victim has not been informed of his condition. They state he is alive and with his brother Matthew in the Thousand Islands area, contradicting reports of serious illness at Deer Island in Alexandria Bay.
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Griswold
Dwight T Griwold
Yale
Thousand Islands
Matthew
Alexandria Bay
King Bound Over Broadbent Gase Decision
A city court heard Thomas J King bound over to the superior court for a theft from Clarence Leland after an alleged night out with Leland ending in an assault near James Street and a trestle. Broadbent decision awards a bank suit to the plaintiff with no costs to either party. Judge Tyner seeks damages from the city over grade conditions on Second Street. Special term: supreme court of errors to hear cases today with fall term expected.
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A McClellan Mathewson
Cty
Thomas J. King
Superior Court
Clarence Leland
King
Fairy
Leland
Savin Rock
Grove Street
Grind
Fames Street
James Street
Old Bridge
Lombard
Broadbent
Hennett
Elviratte
Court of Common Plete
Benjamin B Broadbent
Newton & Warner
Charlotte A. Warner
Hamsden
New Haven Savings Bank
City
Richard Tyner
Devine
Second Street
Kimberly Avenue
Supreme Court of Errors
Come and See Sign Questions Lydia Pinkham Ad
In Lynn Massachusetts a permanent front building sign invites public scrutiny of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The copy asks if the product is plant based with no drugs and challenges readers to verify statements, letters, and testimonials from women who benefited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia K. Pinkham
America
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alleged Criticisms of Bryan and Johnson Denied
A cablegram from former Governor David H. Hi is cited as denying criticisms of Bryan and Johnson published in various interviews. The note claims the quoted remarks are fictitious and requests verification through Associated Press and other outlets.
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Bryan
Johnson
Alvany
Jane
Albert I Hoyt
The
Arana
Inday
David H. Hi
Porky
Hun
Europe
Hin
Poorhouse
Reva
Omy
Onth Associated Press
Ten Eyck Secures Post as Coach for Harriman’s Team
Byracum New York to night to finalize with Harriman's secretary. James Ton Byck of Syracuse to leave for New York. Mr Martinian and his son visit Symeuer headquarters after praising the rowing team’s recent victories and arranging the coach and secretary’s meeting.
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Byracum
N.Y
Fine
James Ton Byck
Syracuce
New York
Harriman
Cone
Poughkeepsie
Martinian
Symeuer
Bishop Potter’s Health Deteriorates Under Heat and Overwork
Bishop Potter, newly arrived in Cooperstown, Tyne 20, has worsened from extreme heat last week. He suffered stomach and liver troubles in New York on May 1, and combined with overwork caused a severe breakdown in his physical condition.
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Cooperstown
Tyne
Potter
Etemach
New York
Shore Fronts and Clam Trade Banter on the Savin Rock
A rugged dockside exchange unfolds at Savin Rock as clam buyers and sellers swap jokes about shore fronts while discussing delicate catches. The banter hints at local commerce, clamming routines, and an ongoing push for better harvests amid competitive demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Solomon
Booth's Bay Harbor
Crab Creek
Florida
Dudee Tyner
Beachtreet
Patterson defeats Carmack in gubernatorial race in Tennessee
In Tennessee primaries held Saturday Gov Patterson defeats former Senator Carmack for the gubernatorial nomination by a margin estimated between 7 000 and 10 090. John Wesley Gaines is reported defeated by Joseph Bvenep for the Sixth district congressional nomination.
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M. Sonnenberg Piano Co
Chapel Street
Westville
Richard Welch
New London
Carrie Welch
Whalley Avenue
Mrs. Logan
Willard Street
Dave
Mr. Logan
John Washelesky
Peter Luckasawitz
Farnham's
Sallies
Tour Avenue
St. Patrick
Benton
Bridgeport
James Maguire
Barnett Street
Bringe
Haven News
Adight Torge F
Josine
Pale Raven
Saat
Grand Avenue
Winslow
Ariz
Santa Fenity
Hartly
Kern
Kelling
Pilgrim Church
Sugdae
Anis Mine
Oridge
Mr O
Cedar Hill
John Parker
Burgeteoe
Fon Hornitay
Lanax
Waterbury
Tee Ingeph Black
Renees
Chine
Bist Beart
Flack Tee Hurne
Meranda Mee
John Aadwin
Tam‘ly Af
Avente
Mr. Thane
Livan Etrent
Burehtine Snetar Plu
Eurmon
Peart Street
Omar Pastner Var
Ehuret
Thin
Abner Meintere
Atarater Treethar
Wesley Marsh
Oxford
Mass
Morrie Cove
Loyal Circle
Toabella
Shoreham
Little Beatrice
Mare Ter Freddie Smith
Pierpont Street
Mise Mollie Bree
Convent of Notre Dame
Putnam
John Kenneds
Yate
Maize C. Richmond
Lillian B. Russell
Richmond
Chanel Street
Allegheny
Church St
Morse Floral CO
John Wolf
Hull
TEL
Paris Green
Frank 8. Platt CO
State Street
New Haven, Conn
Portland, Maine
Frank Jones
Edward Brown
Harry Baldwin
John Goodwin
Louis Smith
Atlantic City
Post
Heidelberg Ross
Reovirg RE Packing
Broadbent Gase Decision
Tener
WL Onjpets
Ten Eyck
Symcuse
Bishop Potter Very
Everr
Cloudbtrest
Fos
Cuaneeln
Pierce & Norton
PoatoMce
Bristol
Cons
New Haves Green
Cheshire
Belt Line
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Central Park, North and East River Rail~ Road Company
POLIS
William Gitelotte
Ae Ravoriten
Sony
Helany
Gaines
Yale Golf Club
R. D. Prych
Winchester Avenue
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