Crisis deepens as telegraph ties loom in Russia turmoil
Reports from St Petersburg on December 1 describe a widening crisis as telegraph communication nears total cut, with unions pressing for reinstatement of leaders and Durnovo’s dismissal. Emissaries to Finland seek support while Cronstadt mutineers’ fate sparks further tension. Washington notes restoration of telegraph links.
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St Petersburg
Dee
Russia
Finland
Oan
Rowen
Durnovo
Telegraphers’ Union
M. Durnovo
Cronstadt
Sebastopol
Huss
Muable
Witte
Tablet Erected Honoring Scotch Regiment Pride
Glens Falls New York reports plans to place a commemorative tablet in a local library honoring members of a Scotch regiment of the British army who died in the Fort Ticonderoga attack in 1756 1757. The library will be named after the regiment in Scotland and invites Britons to join the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N.Y
Dee
Nees Bleck Watch
Fort Ticonderous
Scotland
Glens Faibe
Britta
Passengers Escaped After Nearby Incident
A New York report from the Central of New Jersey office states no passengers were seriously harmed. Nine people were injured in an incident described as a wheeze broken event, with the most serious injuries noted before the nine were brought to St Luke's for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee 1
The
Central of New Jeroday
Bethlehem
Dee
St Lake's
Tank Explosion Claims Baby in Waltham Kitchen Blaze
A hot water tank exploded at Patrick T. Whalen's home in Waltham killing a baby and seriously injuring two women, Mrs Whalen and her sister Miss Nellie Connéannon, as a 20 year old Arthur sat nearby. The blast blew out the stove front and shrapnel struck the boy and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Patrick T. Whalen
Testimony Ties Hunt to Philadelphia Dr Roberts Identity
In Boston testimony Mrs W R Stanford testified that William E Hunt admitted cutting up bodies of deceased patients. She said Hunt, known in Philadelphia as Dr Roberts, lived in her mother's house for about a year and that a photo matched Mary S Dean, a woman who posed as Hunt's wife in Philadelphia when he used the name Dr Richards. Meriwether court martial near an end in Annapolis. verdict pending.
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Boston
William E. Hunt
W. R. Stanford
Philadelphia
Percy JD. McLeod
Susanna Geary
Cambridge
Mra Stanford
Hunt
Roberts
Mary 8
Dean
Geary
Dr Richards
Shamokin Colliery Sit Berne
Shamokin Pa Dec 1 The Enterprise enfilers owned by W J Cornel Co Sermatom which was on ore for over a year and which was officially gectarmd extinct last week.
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Shamokin
Berne
Eeterprise Enfilers
W. J. Comeel & Co
Sermatom
New York Times Reports Payn Probe Expansion
The Times says the Canadian Insurance investigation may extend to the New York state department over Louis F. Payn’s $40,000 connection to Mutual Reserve Life. Hendricks may be called as a witness in the widening inquiry. In Mississippi, Rufus Ousley, charged with shooting plant er Lucius Love, is sought as armed citizens comb the woods. Bob Kennedy, another colored man, was found dead four miles from the scene. Witnesses say Kennedy was shot as townsfolk searched for Owsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Times Today
Canadan Insurance
Louis F. Payn
Mutual Reserve Life Association
Armstrong Committee
State Insurance Department
Hendricks
Darley
Bob Kennedy
Memphis
Tenn
Dee
Kostlusko
Miss
Rufus Ousley
Lucius Love
Sprocks
Owsley
Kennedy
Colton Says San Domingo Visit Shows Progress
New York December report quotes Colonel George R. Colton, comptroller of customs in San Domingo, stating the visit was incidental. He cites improved internal affairs since U.S. finances control, 20 percent revenue rise, foreign investment appeal, successful receivership with local government support, and customs receipts up about 500000 dollars yearly since April with no revolutionary threats this year.
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New York
George R. Colton
San Domingo
Republic of
United States
Million Dollar Case Examined in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport today Justice Merritt conducted the deposition of C Munson Raymond in a million dollar suit over Carbon Steel Co bonds. John J Rinyback of New York claims judgment against Raymond for 1000 shares. stock value and seven years of earnings reportedly total one million dollars. Attorneys from New Haven New York and South Norwalk appeared for plaintiffs and defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
C. Munson Raymond
Carbon Steel Co
Merritt
John J. Rinyback
New York
New York Supreme Court
Raymond
Lynde Harrison
New Haven
Henry Bacon
Levi Warner
South Norwalk
William Hess
McCall testifies New York Life paid Hamilton for influencing legislation
In New York on December 1 President John A. McCall of New York Life testified before the Armstrong investigating committee that $476,027.02 of $1,245,027.02 paid to Andrew Hamilton from 1900 to 1906 was to influence insurance legislation across states. Mark Twain's 70th birthday is noted with nationwide congratulatory messages and Flowers. President Roosevelt and family visit Plain Dealing Virginia, the new Roosevelts estate.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Charles £. Hughes
Armstrong
Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton
New York Life
Washington
Honeevelt
Archie
Ethel
Virginia
Mra Roosevelt
Parish Plan Conference Promotes Unity Among Swedish Churches
At a Rhode Island gathering under the Rhode Island Pedestrian of Churches, Swedish church pastors discussed cooperation with Germanic groups. The event aimed to strengthen ties and outline shared goals for their congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Turkey Likely to Yield Warned by Foreign Office
The foreign office reports indicate Turkey is prepared to yield to the demands or pressures cited, signaling a possible shift in stance amid ongoing diplomatic efforts. Details suggest a hinge moment in the regional dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Peris
Foreign Office
Crosby High School reception and local notices
In Crosby, the junior and senior classes will hold a reception at Odd Fellows hall this evening. Divorce suit filed by Veronica Petraitis against Anthony Petraitis cites intolerable cruelty with custody sought for one child. A longtime Sunday Telegram staffer severed ties with the paper, choosing unclear next steps. An anniversary requiem for Mrs Patrick Kane of 290 East Main Street was held at Immaculate Conception church. Blake & Johnson office broke into, about $20 in stamps stolen. Property owners on Watertown Road challenge city improvements via superior court. McGovern Construction workers clear attached property along Rail Hill Street. a temporary structure will be built to contain the property. Fullback George Stowe of All-Waterbury, badly injured, may retain sight in his damaged eye after intraocular hemorrhage. A probate court hearing set for removal of Vita Cresenzo Pace as guardian of Carmela Nardazza, age 5, amid custody dispute following father’s New York death. Andrew Crowley and L. Co. suffer a serious Stone Street accident fixing a wire. Crowley hospitalized with nonfatal injuries. Committee planning Dr Douglas Hyde lecture December 14 proposes stage seating for city clergy and leaders of Irish Catholic and Scotch societies. The item hints at Garlic Literature, Sports and Industry themes and broader Scotland, Brittany, England, and Ireland connections. A notable Jewish wedding is described among the day’s items.
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Crosby High Sehoul
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Thia
Veronica Petraitis
Anthony Petraitis
J. F. Watsu
Sunday Telegram
Immaculate Conception Church
Patrick Kane
East Main Street
Blake & Johnson
Sarah F. Mead
Watertown Road
Superior Court
Carmody
McGovern
Rail Hill Street
George Stowe
All-Waterbury
Stowe
Maloney
Profate Court T
Vita Crescenzo Pace
Carmela Nardazza
East Side
New York
Tanzanza
Andrew Crowley
L. Co
Stone Street
Crowley
Hoe
Douglas Hyde
Scotland
England
Ireland
Geetic League
Dr Hyde
Queen Alexandra Celebrates 61st Birthday in Britain
Queen Alexandra turned 61 today and her birthday was marked with artillery salutes church bells and flag displays across the kingdom. At Sandringham the queen hosted tea for all estate children overseeing the celebration personally as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexandra
Sandringham
Fire Scare Hits New Milford Farm Blaze
A house fire south of New Milford at Thomas Virtu’s farm caused by high winds endangered nearby town buildings. Mrs Virtu and children saved some furniture as a bucket brigade led by Selectman Staub kept flames from Virtu’s barns and town farm building. Loss estimated at 1000 dollars with no insurance.
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New Milford
Thomas Virtu
Virtu
Dickson
First Selectman
Staub
Leander Miller Place
Hit by Train Shakes Worker at Naugatuck Yard
Anthony Jerrel a section yard employee at the Naugatuck division was struck by the engine of the 730 train from Bridgeport. The locomotive traveled about 15 mph, knocked him down and threw him from the tracks. He suffered two scalp wounds a fractured ankle and shock but is not in serious condition and was taken to his Meadow Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Jerrel
Naugatuck Divion
Bridgeport
Russell
Jerrel
Meadow Street
Deaths and Funerals In Local Community
The town records several funeral services. Mrs Mary Jane O Rourke’s funeral from 18 Grove Street to St Thomas church featured a requiem by Father Crowley with music by Miss Rose Roberge, burial at St Joseph's cemetery. John J. Conroy and Elizabeth Conroy planned a mass at St Patrick's Church. Francie McEvoy, 15 months, died. funeral at Calvary cemetery. Easton infant child, Riverside Street, died yesterday with funeral at Calvary. A streetcar incident on Keefe Street disrupted service, wrecker used, Asa York among passengers displaced.
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Mary Jane O'Rourke
Grove Street
St Thomas’ Church
Father Crowley
Father Sheehan
Father Sullivan
Calvary
Edward Deegan
Rose Roberge
J. H. Moran
James Moran
Extwart Bergen
Edward Balfe
Thomas Finnegan
Owen Finnegan
St Joseph's Cemetery
John J. Conroy
Pratt
Elizabeth Conroy
St Patrick's Church
Easton
Riverside Sncas
Nort Street
Calvary Cemetery
Jobe Srunett Arrest Reported After Traffic Incident
Jobe Srunett of Hl street was arrested this foreseen charged with intoxication. He struck a vehicle head on, causing a f ull impact. Officers found a saw and shirt on his person, indicating additional property involvement.
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Bots
Jobe Srunett
Hl Street
Streck
Fuall Bey
Captain Munsey and his Wife Lost in Delawanna Sinking
The Delawanna barge Foundered eight miles east by south of Minot's Light, sinking instantly with Captain John B. Munsey and his wife aboard. A Austrian crewman survived after clinging to wreckage. The 156 foot steel barge, owned by Delaware Lackawanna & Western, carried 1156 tons of coal from New York to Boston and valued at $30,000. James Munsey, their son, operates in New York City.
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Boston
John B. Munsey
Scranton
New York
Minot
Mra Munsey
Cook
Delawanna
Pierce
Delawannan
Highland Light
Sufficienty
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
New York City
Jeneth
Munsey
James Munsey
Favoritism in Fire Safety and Tax District Debates
Citizens question the board of safety over fire alarm box placements in the half tax district while petitions for skullar service in the full tax district go unanswered. The article accuses officials of funding a new fire house across years without charter approval and claims biased action favoring property owners and party lines, urging reform.
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of Safety
Skullar
Board of Safety
Sterek
Fireman Injured in Burton Street Engine Incident
Fireman James J. Hayes was injured while directing an engine on Burton Street during a Thanksgiving period. A frightened horse bolted after a nearby accident, causing Hayes to lose balance and suffer injuries. Hayes, known for his cautious nature, faces a difficult return to duty after the scare.
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James J. Hayes
Burton Street
Burnetreet
Hayes
Forrcett for Connecticat Fale to night w&q Returiay
The fragmentary note hints at a failed attempt to reach Connecticat at night. A second line suggests a return journey with a vague reference to a suggestive timetable or weather condition.
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Forrcett
W&q
Returiay
Sheety Rhe
Resignation of Louisiana State Board of Health
A New Orleans dispatch reports the Louisiana state board of health led by Dr Edmund Souchon resigned in full last night. Resignations were sent to Baton Rouge amid tensions sparked by Blanchard pressing for an investigation into how yellow fever entered Louisiana and by his action regarding the New Orleans parish grand jury.
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Chicago
Chronicle
New Orleans
Louisiana State Board of Health
Edmund Souchon
Baton Rouge
Blanchard
Louisiana
Grand Jury
New Orleans Parish
Three Weeks from Monday to Christmas notice
Three Weeks from Monday to Christmas and the days fly. Wine buyers are buying furniture for friends and placing eaters daily. The best time is now. Wednesday night will be busy. Come in and we by stock tomorrow morning, but mornings best for attention.
Affordable furniture sale offers selection of gift items
A walk through the display highlights hundreds of furniture pieces and pleasant gift options. Prices range from $1.00 to $6.00 for items like shelves, stands, serving trays, and framed pictures. Each piece emphasizes value and simple style for personal or household use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine
Uber
Christmas Morris Chairs Line Priced At 40 To 45 Dollars
The Christmas line of Morris Chairs is ready with prices from 40 to 45 dollars. A handsome lot this year with seat cushions noted as attractive. Cushions retail from 4.00 to 8.00 dollars, with some very choice patterns among them.
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Morris
Parlor Tables and Fine Library Items Highlighted
A local listing promotes parlor tables and a Fine Library selection with modest prices. Items described as neat and tasteful are offered at affordable rates, inviting readers to visit and inspect the furniture and library goods.
Fragmentary note on bone and bids in Fidheaders event
A partial OCR fragment references bone and bids in a Fidheaders event, noting a confusing sequence after a cue. Details are unclear and names or exact actions are not readable.
Hampson Sellew Furniture Co. Files Emergency Notice
The Hampson Sellew Furniture Co. issues an urgent notice regarding a local furniture supply matter. Specifics are unavailable in the readable text. details indicate a company action affecting customers or creditors and is to be addressed by decree or public channel.
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Bay of Sunshine
Petersburg
Eddy
Carnegie Library
Glens Fall
Bone
Penn Maven Junction
Walthan
Dr. Roberts
Meriwether
Martin
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
James R. Branch, Jr
James M. Munroe
John K. Robison
Maris
John C. Rowe
Mr. Rose
Mitylene
Macedonia
Newfoundland
F. Dee
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Paris
Kaplesion
Wire
Kanbas City
Standard Oil Company
Kanessvenne
Raint Street
Arwountale
Kan
Roanoke Va
Der
George Totten
Segre
Fife
Goternor
Bard
Payn
Negro
Colton
Mark Twain
Dee. L
Lower Fifth Avenue
Samna
City News
Queen Alexandra
Francie
Mfr
James McEvoy
Dublin Street
Sworuy
James Mayes
Louisiana Board of Health
Mahon
Bank St
Hampson Sellew Furniture Co
Coombe and Greene
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