City Court Handles Sunday Intoxication Cases Briefly
Judge Peasley presided at city court today. Multiple defendants faced intoxication charges with varied outcomes. John O Connell John Monahan Patrick Quinlan each $7 and costs. Tabio Dabersa 30 days in jail. Peter McDonald pleaded guilty to intoxication and theft of a chicken with sentence suspended on the theft. Peter Hulstrum fined $10 and costs. Daniel Monahan 15 committed to state school. Michael Brick 12 Timothy Bowe 14 fined $2 and costs. Henry Whiteman non-support case adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Peasley
John O'Connell
John Monahan
Patrick Quinlan
Tabio Dabersa
North Elm Street
Peter McDonald
C. Walsh
Peter Hulstrum
Smithwick
Waterville
Hulstrum
Daniel Monahan
Rocco Solinardi
Ridge Street
Michael Brick
Timothy Bowe
Monahan
Henry Whiteman
To-Morrow
Brooklyn Briefs Reflect Local Life and Nuisances
Miss Sarah Hanley and Miss Anna McAuliff return from shore and Walnut beach vacations while townspeople enjoy a clambake at Withey's grove. Vexations include a Bank and South Leonard street shack used by tramps and unruly Bank street wine emporiums. Fire department battles rubbish fire behind the train block. Pastor Rev C D Chunn criticizes lenient laws amid rising railroad truck, trolley, auto deaths and adulterated food concerns, urging swift enforcement and corporate liability. Kennedy’s Herbal Cough Syrup advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hanley
South Leonard Street
Anna McAuliff
Charles Street
Walnut Beach
Withey's Grove
Bank and
South Leonard Streets
Brooklyn Improvement Society
Lower Bank Street
Excelsior
Leavenworth
Scovill Street
Brooklyn
Kiersted
McLean
Cavanaugh
Blakely
Cain
C.D. Chunn
Third Congregational Church
United States
Bartenders Hold Fifth Annual Clambake at Forrest Park
The bartenders local union held its fifth annual clambake at Forrest Park with about 200 guests. Joseph Tracy commented on the occasion, union president Martin Clarke praised the event, and ticket numbers were limited to 150 with extra attendees. A day of games, music, dancing, and a feast followed, featuring clams, lobsters, bluefish, and side dishes, as committee members led by Henry Donovan organized the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Park
Joseph Tracy
Martin Clarke
Akes
Louis Shuster
George Johnson
Richard Hausdorf
Charles Meyer
Fred Schwentur
Fred Schmid
Mr Shuster
Peter Rice
George Lambert
Jack McCarthy
Tom Gorman
Murphy
Malley
McGrath
Snyder
Nellie
Bryan
Henry Donovan
M. J. Morton
John T. McHale
Martin J. Clarke
William G. Doucette
D. C. Mulvaney
P. J. McCloskey
George Metz
John J. Hanrahan
George Bellman
M. P. Burns
James F. Coffey
Thoman F.ryan
Lallier
Advent Camp Meeting Draws Waterbury Visitors
A week long Advent camp meeting opened in Dunham's grove Plainville with a social session. Rev A J Bolster preached on Universalist Thought and Mrs Bolster sang. Waterbury attendees included Rev and Mrs Bolster, Moulthrop, Andersons, Hall families, Harrison, Fitts Simmons, Simonds, Curtis, Hart, Roberts family, Leach, Dennison, Neal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Dunham's Grove
Plainville
A. J. Bolster
Bolster
H. Howard Mason
China
Albert Hart
Robert Dennison
Wiliam Leach
Walter Roberts
Cora Roberts
Hattie Roberts
William Thompson
C. J. Neal
Harry Johnson
Johnson
Car) Anderson
Peter Slater
Charles Prout
John Harrison
Church attack on Cannon spurs Nebraska Methodists
Aug 31 Lincoln reports Nebraska Methodists mobilize against Speaker Joseph G Cannon over temperance stance. A conference letter signed Rev C Shepherd and Rev J T Roberts urges pulpit sermons, urging Methodists to vote against candidates supporting Cannon, urging primaries and election participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Methodist Church
Nebraska
Joseph G. Cannon
Nebraska Conference Temperance Society
C. Shepherd
J. T. Roberts
Canson
Campon
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Curran Dry Goods
Ascot
Worth Sc
Tne
Lisles
Garren
A. F. Cowles
Milliner
Buckingham Music Hall
Grand
Yank Sts
May Manton
Freedman
Bargain Millinery
Bank Street
M. A. Green
Woodruff Grocery Co
Holczer
South Main Street
Apothecaries Hall CO
Women's
Russia
Women’s Patent Colt
Merry Widow
Arthur
Bank St
Woodmont
New Haven
Andrew Y. Beach
Seymour
Joseph Anderson
Beach
Citizens
Woodmont Association
Ira P. Bennett
James F. Beebe
Henry H. Bates
Sharon D. Beach
Robert C. Merwin
Carl F. Schlecht
Charles M. Smith
William Hall
Thomas
Driggs & Smith Co
THE
Manner Hardware Co., Inc
East Main St
Fifth Avenue
Marceau
William Tews
Sarony and
New York
Reasonable
C C Pfersick
Buck
North Main
Curtis Art Co
Bank ST. Telephone
Decorating Co
Ziglatzki-Marks Co
South Main
Ecook
J. E. Farrell
North Leonard
North Main St
COOK
United
Leavenworth Sts
Geo. A. Upham
West Main and
Ma*tatuck Sts
Holmes & Bull
Seengers
C. L. Holmes & Co
Holmes Building
Grand Street
Tel
Duesler Bros. People's Market
Phoenix Ave
the Shapiro Furniture Co., Incorporated
East East Main
POLIS
Wenzel’s
the Young
Wenzel
Exchange Place
Brooklyn Briefs
Kennedy
Buckingham Pharmacy
Pea
Democrat
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