19 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
1
Four inmates escaped from the jail by crossing the yard to safety. Police searched the area and reviewing surveillance footage to identify those involved and determine how the breach occurred. No injuries reported at this time.
A bold escape from the Hannibal jail involved a man and a woman aided by accomplices. They fled through a cellar and out a back door, evading guards after a night shift, with police descriptions distributed citywide. The pair, around thirty, had prior jail terms and used disguises and false names.
Ayor Lee coordinates with Remington Cartridge and Tinton Metallic Cartridge to secure a Bridgeport property along Parnim avenue. Manager Jerane Orcutt and Assistant Manager Harry Th discuss a conference as Tinton plans a new facility north of And belittled by Belitaim avenue and Pauline street bounds. The site on Connecticut company property will be occupied by the Tington Arms group.
Fragmented OCR reveals a Bridgeport wedding tale with names such as Morian G, Mullins, and Devitt. The text hints at a joint life in New Haven, mentions marchings and a corner on Nipeileen, and notes a forthcoming ceremony with various family connections and social references.
Reported confusion at Ravttoll chapel where many attendees failed to gain entry to the Vale service. Officials note heavy turnout, with about 200 tickets still available and others expected to be honored tomorrow as organizers work to accommodate the crowd.
A late evening at the Union League gathered Representative Chidsey and a circle of political figures to discuss post election events. Participants included Robert A. Matan ex Senator Tuttle Noxides and other officials, outlining revenue and commission matters and noted attendees such as Charles Smith and Louis Norum.
A garbled report details debates over lawmaker accountability, alleged political corruption, and public safety. It cites Attorney General Charlie Tangarte, Mont Hinnevelt, and city figures amid accusations of neglect and contest over criminal justice expansion. The piece references national political tensions and a Carhkerie Music Hall event as backdrop to the controversy.
Fragmented OCR text mentions coroner results not yet ready and various garbled words. Readable elements point to a report on a coroner's verdict status being delayed, with scattered names and tangential phrases.
A tense meeting in Mayor Martins office centered on an order to appoint a city task force for public works and policing. Council members debated enforcement timing, compensation, and next steps, with plans to present the proposal to the board of aldermen for formal action.
A station master intervened at a New York transit hub to stop a man from being struck by a train. Weber prevented the tragedy with quick action, saving the traveler as a crowd looked on. The incident disrupted service briefly while authorities investigated.
An unclear OCR fragment lists multiple corrupted proper nouns and terms from various places and titles. It hints at commissions, appointments, anniversaries, and legal or civic topics but lacks coherent, readable facts to identify persons, places, or outcomes.
A chaotic sports page details Giants triumph amid misplays and frantic moments. Key players and outcomes from multiple events feature prominently, with emphasis on team performance and standings.
The North Caunting Society of New York announces a December dinner at the Astor Hotel featuring a keynote speaker. Guests will include notable figures discussing the society's annual adherence to its code and new program for the forthcoming year.
Harvard sends a squad to Farmington to face Yale in a key basketball test. Coach Specht notes confidence as players train, with practice interludes and village surroundings shaping preparations for a tough showdown.
In Hiidgeport on November 18, Abbort Delite se, a clerk from New Maver, fell from a string place at the eml af ile Nites ek Whine Dere teentehe and was struck by a passing vessel. He was unmarried and survived by no known relatives. The accident occurred during navigation work, and authorities began a routine inquiry into the drowning.
In New York a keynote at the Carnegie foundation meeting featured Eliots pension set at four thousand dollars and a debate over a 215 million fund. Prominent figures included Hollie With DeWiehers and Prince Tor AL among others as the meeting touched on retirement plans and future foundation support.
The article reports Eaton citing that he met political workers amid office matter discussions. He denies intent to influence or pressure, stating no political motives were conveyed. A Washington visit and statements by Mr. Maton and others are noted, with references to possible political implications and inquiries into his ties.
In the Davis estate case the court contest involves widow Mary Kellner and heirs tied to payments totaling 5 045.58 after deductions. Marie Kellner is fully disallowed from a 2 540.08 claim while the bond on the chair’s portion stands near 310. The appeal has been moved to the appellate court for further action as commissioners Lert Mok and David Bironm oversee the process.
The Waterbury newspaper recounts tensions around Mr Lilley and secretary posts. Walter Goodwin, editor Lathrop, and Mr Hoodwin figure in a dispute over the appointment, with mention of delays and political maneuvering surrounding the vacant position.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New Haven Port Phertor New York and Ditto and a hockey reference. The readable parts are scattered and unclear, with several garbled names and locations. No coherent event, person, or organization can be reliably identified for a precise summary.
Fragmented OCR notes allege expenses by Bud Brutley elected publicin judge of probaw for New Tuven, fleeing expenses with state microteria officer tomy. Amounts cited include 16 8248.00 and 84.50 for engine oil and a wind limb. a political agent is mentioned.
Clarke Palmer treasurer of the Anticbdiley campaign committee releases a detailed summary of expenditures and contributions. The report lists advertising costs at New London Telegraph and other suppliers, printing for reports, literature distribution, newsprint, stamping, envelopes, and related clerical and telecommunication expenses.
Fragmented report outlines seizure actions tied to Portugal and China over weapons and trade tensions. Mentions Viet Nam era style entities and warnings to avoid responsibility for intervention, with references to Chinese authorities and Portuguese sovereignty.
John Kelly is killed and Michael Burns is rescued after a cave-in during ditch work for the New County Home project in Anner yesterday afternoon. The accident trapped the two workers for hours, with Burns nearly buried to the head and Kelly remaining unburied until a later time. Fire and police worked as Major Dennis Blakentee oversaw recovery. The accident occurred about 4 PM in a deep excavation where workers were laying sewer pipes.
Weather data notes irregular text with references to places Washington New York and dates. Contains garbled phrases about temperatures conditions and forecast indicators. Likely an OCR fragment noting variable weather patterns and unclear specifics for Tuesday through Friday with no clear values.
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