FIRST DISAGREEMENT AT PEACE CONFERENCE
Portsmouth N H Aug 15 Article four of the peace conditions was unanimously agreed upon this morning while article five faced divergent views. Negotiations proceed with plan to study other articles and resume at 3 pm. Journal reports note tensions over Sakhalin and Liao Tung peninsula as plenipotentiaries maneuver to avoid a rupture, aiming for a world judged outcome.
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Liao Tung Peninsula
Sakhalin Islands
Portsmouth
N. H
Iay
Seibert
Navy Yard
Liao Tung
Sakisalini
Far East
Manchuria
Place
Tumeheon
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Rusia
Japan
Judge Tucker under scrutiny over furnished residence
Globe Arizona Aug 15 A Justice Department sperm agent investigates E A Tucker once Nebraska governor appointee to Arizona supreme bench. Reported to have sought a furnished residence at federal Globe court and asked it be provided at no cost. Allegations include casual seating on desks and a subscription drive for a gold headed cane.
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Globe
Ariz
Department of Justice
E. A. Tucker
Nebraska
Supreme Bench of
Arizona
Graham
Gila
Tucker
Federal Court
Bryn Mawr Artist Saved by Sprained Ankle Near Brest
Miss Helen Dunlap Hunt, 24, Philadelphia artist and Bryn Mawr graduate, nearly drowned off Morlix Brittany when a rising tide trapped her on a rock. She sprained her ankle leaping to shore, then could not swim. Ada Wielaros, with Hunt, had moved from Philadelphia to paint and opened a Brittany studio a year ago.
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Paris
Helen Dunlap Hunt
Philadelphia
Brest
Miss Hunt
Bryn Mawr College
Morlix
Brittany
Ada Wie Laros
Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts
Palmist Held as Blackmail Suspect in New York
Walter W Kenilworth a noted palmist linked to the Four Hundred of New York and Newport was held on $1060 bail by Magistrate Pool on a blackmail charge filed by a woman claiming to be his wife. He allegedly stole $40 from her at a city hotel and will face arraignment in Jefferson Market Court on August 24. Attorneys A G Keeble and Gabriel Hess represented the parties.
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Kenilworth
New York
Walter W. Kenilworth
Walter W. Martin
Newport
Kenstworth
Jefferson Market Court
A. G. Keeble
No. 45
Cedar Street
Helen Kenilworth
Gabriel Hess
No 61
Broadway
Keeble
Rose Pastors Family to America for marriage plans
London reports Rose Pastors family led by Uncle Levine will travel to the United States after Mr Stokes extends an offer to locate Mrs J G Phelps Stokes former bride Rose Pastor. Four more relatives will join later as passage is paid. Meanwhile in Louisville a factory accident leads to a rare scalp graft on Mise Exina Pitts.
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Mr Stokes
Pasence
America
London
Augus—Sammel Levine
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Rose
Mise Exina Pitts
Irl
Murder Mystery Linking Chicago Chauffeur to William Bates Kill
Warrant issued charging George Lawrence alias Bennett Marsh with the murder of William Bates the young chauffeur found dead by a car on a lonely road beyond Lemont on November 19 1904. John V Bates father arrives to sign the warrant as Chicago police pursue the suspect in Brockton Mass where police report no identification.
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Chicago
Inter-Ocean Today
George Lawrence
Bennett Marsh
Romeo, Ill
Dove
Brockton
Mass
William Bates
Lawrence
Bennington dead laid to rest at Fort Rosecrans
Final rites for the Bennington were conducted at Fort Rosecrans military cemetery in San Diego with survivors, officers, and the ship's crew present. Chaplain A W Store led the Episcopal service as graves were flowers, volleys fired, and taps sounded. The Bennington lay at anchor off the fort awaiting the Fortune to take her to San Francisco. the Chicago had moved outside the harbor and was believed to be anchored nearby.
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San Diego
Cal
Bennington
Fort Rosecrans
Chicago
A. W. Store
Episcopal Service
Mg Fortune
San Francho
Mixup in Sixth Avenue department store perambulator chaos
In New York on August 15 a stroller mishap at a Sixth Avenue store dumped infants in the street. A boy and a probation officer helped return babies to their correct perambulators while diverse mothers, alarmed by a redheaded mixup, sorted the mix of infants amid the store commotion.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Perams
Thomas
Darling
Attempt to wreck trolley car on route to Princeton
In August at Ingham avenue Trenton two 10 year old boys aided a dime novel reading youth in placing two tree trunks on the Johineson trolley track the motorman slowed the car but collision caused damage Superintendent Honecker pursued a suspect who drew a knife but was overcome and jailed as John Morse claim. English doctor arrives San Francisco Ane 15 Sir frat
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Trenton
Princeton
Ingham Avenue
Honecker
John Morose
George Paul
Edward Street Contention Delays City Street Grade Plan
Edward street causes city hall friction as bids near and a court injunction blocks awarding the contract. Neighbors and property owners clash over finishing the grade and aligning with nearby Drayer avenue and Alder street, while damages suit looms and the project stalls this season.
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Edward Street
Board of Public Works
Drayer Avenue
Alder Street
Falward Street
Business Administration
Guilfoile
Margaret Mikanakis
Peasley
Mikaniatis
Cairns
Holf
Yachting duel expected as Canada Cup rivals race today
Yachts Temeraire and Iroquois face a pivotal Canada Cup race at Charlotte New York. A 15 mile three leg course with 12 mph winds favored Temeraire, and crews prepared after reshaping mains to overcome weed and weather effects.
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Toslay
Temeraire
Mattett
Taylor Howard
Tememaire
Weather forecast for northeast region becomes warmer
Forecast calls for rain in the northeast, general cloudiness, and warmer temperatures. Light to moderate winds shift from the east to the southeast as the day progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perties
Timely Rescue Saves Father and Daughter Overboard
Lakeville reports a dramatic rescue on August 14 as John Foster, a Bridgeport merchant, and his daughter Mildred fell from a fishing boat while lifting an anchor. Unable to swim, Foster clung to the overturned craft until fellow fishermen pulled them aboard, saving their lives.
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Lakeville
John Foster
Bridgeport
Mildred
Train ends a charmed life Stephen Caldwell dies near home
Stephen Caldwell of Phillipsport Sullivan county aged 71 or 72 dies after being struck by a train while walking home from visiting a comrade who survived a shipwreck and a mine disaster. Caldwell survived a California gold rush era voyage ship burning and a Newburgh hotel fire before his death. A separate incident reports a fire at Sterling destroying a house barn and beanery after a kerosene lamp explosion with losses around $3000.
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Stephen Caldwell
Middletown
Phillipsport
Sullivan County
Caldwell
California
United States
Newburgh
Bin
Sterling
William Collins
Interstate Rifle Shoot Opens in Wakefield
Wakefield hosts a two day inter state rifle shoot at the Bay State Military Rifle Association range under the New England Military Rifle association. Rhode Island New Hampshire Connecticut militia representatives attend with Maine due tomorrow. Massachusetts marksmen practice as over 100 entrants from New England and other regions join in open events. Competition runs through Friday.
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Wakefield
New England
Bay State
New England Military Rifle Association
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
Kissed and Hugged after Saving Lost Lasses in Catskills
In Catskill New York on Sunday afternoon thirteen young women wandered for two and a half hours on South Mountain before being found at dusk. Mountain guide Samuel LAYMAB reached them first and says he was kissed and hugged to death. The group included Martha Repp Emma Repp Katharine Hendr Katherine Hendertina May McNulty Henrietta Dotan May Moses Rose Larch Carrie Larch Helpest Josephine Brown Wilhelmina Bracht Johan na Bracht, all staying at Pine Grove cottage.
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Catskill
N. Ys
South Mountain
Samuel Laymab
Martha
Emma Repp
Katherine
Wilhelmina Hender
May McNulty
Henrietta Dotan
May Moses
Rose
Carrie Larch
Mise Helpest
Mise Josephine Brown
New York
Wilhelmins
Johanna Bracht
North Bergen
N. 4
Pine Grove Cottage
This
Bridgeport Man Objects to His Former Wife Wedding Again
Julian Sterling a civil engineer for the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad plans to seek an injunction to stop the marriage of his former wife Harriet Howe Sterling to Dr D C DeWolfe unless she abides an agreement and gives custody of their daughter Sterling earned a divorce on the grounds of desertion and the custody was awarded to his wife after which he learned of her plans to remarry the bridegroom is a prominent Bridgeport resident and the case centers on custody and remarriage conditions.
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Bridgeport
Julian Sterling
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Harriet Howe Sterling
D. C. DeWolfe
Sterling
William T. Howe
Endrete
Men Battled by Sharks Near Ziegler Estate Harbor
Two men including William Rockett and Je Leeph Gaffney were attacked by sharks while swimming off Collins Point near the Ziegler mansion. Fleeing toward shore they were believed drowned as sharks repeatedly closed in. In a separate report three mariners departing Saint John toward Mahogany Land near the harbor were feared drowned after their sailboat overturned in the Bay of Fundy.
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Diedor
Stamford
Ang
Williem Rockett
William Ziegler
Ziegler
Collenders Point
Rockett
Je Leeph Gaffney
A. i Flood
Delauekt
Sermel
St John
X. BR
Mahogany Land
Bay of Fundy
Penova Liquor License Hearing In City Building
Samuel Penova's liquor license request for the new building at 4 South Main Street faced a large remonstrance in district court before the county commissioners. Attorneys G Root and Durant argued for and against the proposal, with opponents including local undertakers and liquor dealers cautioning about a saturated neighborhood near Benzine Corner. The hearing ended with a reserved vote and no final decision.
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Samuel Penova
Lilley
South Main Street
Yeas
G. Root
Durant
Hegineros
Paganeros
I. W. Co
Patrick Holohan
Benzine
Yellow fever hope grows as cases shrink in New Orleans
Aug 15 reports show a drop in yellow fever cases with 105 cases estimated from Saturday as the top figure. Weather cooler but no clear temperature drop. Elsewhere Walter Vandensen, 19, confessed to stealing a bicycle, returned it, then it disappeared again and police recovered him riding it. Harry Parker misidentified as Harry Soper in Detroit murder case. Mrs Abby Tillinghest, longtime Central Village resident, dies. nephew Rev Dr C H Spaulding noted.
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New Orleans
Conn
Walter Vandensen
Samuel F. Jones
Riverton
Vandeusen
Detroit
Harry Parker
Joseph Meyer
Harry Soper
Toronto
Buffalo
Central Village
Abby ‘Tillinghest
C. H. Spaulding
City Notes Half Heard and Delayed Events
Miss Rose Lawlor of South Elm Street plans a Block Island vacation while Sister Justina visits her mother on Round Hill Street. The Vittorio Emanuel II society picnic at Driving Park is postponed due to rain. Hearings in New Haven address bankrupt estates of A. I. Hews and Albert Du Tay. The Daughters of IXs Best Aunt Knights expected to attend the annual Falls Day at Savin Rock but rain altered plans. The upcoming wedding of Joseph Loveday of Bridgeport to Mlle Atee Marsland of Watertury is announced for next month at Whalley Avenue residence. Love day’s connections include Buckley and Newhall delivery service. A reception at Dean’s home on Kable Street honors Misses Mame and Sadie Graty of Winstead.
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Rose Lawlor
South Elm Street
Block Island
Justina
Nolan
Round Hill Street
Rose Feeley
Bishop Street
Iniddletown
Rogers J Brother
Toelowe
Vittorio Emanuel 11 Society
Norrow
New Haven
A. I. Hews
North Main Street
Albert du Tay
Perth
Savin Rock
Lovetay
Wiliam Loveday
Whalley Avenue
Loveday
Bridgeport
Buckley & Newhall
Mic Starstand
Waterbiry
Telephone Company
Waterbury to Award Medals to Spanish American War Veterans
The city of Waterbury will issue medals as testimonials of appreciation to veterans of the Spanish American War. Named recipients include John Audrulis, William B. Betts, Patrick J. Carr, Michael Commertonh, William Derwin, John Dillon, John P. Auyes, Edward Reed, and J. Hy Tierney will oversee delivering demands to the honorees.
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Waterbury
John Audrulis
William B. Betts
Patrick J. Carr
Michael Commertonh
Willian Derwin
John Dillon
John P. Auyes
Edward Reed
J. Hy Tierney
R Cn Studian
Milldale and Cheshire trolley line opens tomorrow
The Milldale and Cheshire trolley will start service tomorrow with first car at 6:20 am, every half hour from Milldale to Cheshire and then through Meriden 6:30 am to 10:20 pm, last Cheshire to Meriden at 10:15 pm. Sundays start two hours later. Dul will follow later hours on same schedule.
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Milldale
Cheshire
Meriden
Parlor and Chamber Suites Featured at Popular Prices
Local ad touts tasty furniture options with parlor suites priced around $60 to $75. Emphasizes diverse selections and appealing deals, urging shoppers to visit and see the up to date offerings.
Beautiful Quartered Cake Suits From 25 to 50 Dollars
Ad copy outlines chamber suites and Viking products at low prices with guaranteed quality and value. Mentions prices 25 to 50 dollars, five dollar items, and emphasis on affordability versus competitors.
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Peirce
Naval Stores
Tokio
Baron Sannomiya Yoshitane
Imperial Court of Japan
Fusan
Kikin
Chang ‘Tul
Kington
Palmist
Rose Pastor
Young Bates
THE
Arriv Sen Francisce
Frat
Train
Penova
City News
Miledal and
Morrow
Kfour Tralian
Rocco
Recco
San Francisco
Dunder
Singapore
Java
Dundee
Bremen
Anjer
Pri
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