Purported Corruption Charges Swirl Lilley Election Probe
George L Lilley faces an election corruption case brought by George Fox in New Haven alleging unlawful expenditures by Lilley political agents, improper payments to saloonkeepers, and non disclosed campaign expenses. The filing describes the 1908 Connecticut governor race and details the petition seeking an election court investigation and action.
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Eliff John W. Hutt
New Haven
Lown
George L. Lilley
Stile Lan
Lilley
George 1
Fox
New Tae Ven
Mir Pox
Congress
George Ta. Vox
Nowas
Martin Perkinson
Republican State Committee
Joel
Hildwins
Perkinson
Mae Bi
Epublica
Liley
Alan
William Hl. Sault
House of Representaives
Washington
Tilley
Sauls
John O'Neil
England
Election Court
Superior Court
Secretary of the State
Secretary of State
Fiy
Supreme Court
Browehe
Bennett
Silas A. Robinson
Connecticut
Ely
New Miven
Waterbury
George I. Talley
George le. Lilley
Isate M. Ullman
Hartford
Goorse
Isaac M. Ullman
New Maven
Martin Perlinsen
Waist Sky
Liles
Clifford Elis
South End Athletic Club
Wnd
Eubican
Hoxie
Milles
Wilman
Salt Lilley
Novenster
Ullman
M. Ullman
George L. Liles
Supreme Court of Errors
India
Judge Cowell Acts on Sadie Goldberg Flight Case
District Court judge George H. Cowell faces a humanitarian dilemma over 14 year old orphan Sadie Goldberg who fled Kishnef after brutal massacres. Immigration officials fear burdening public aid while Cowell and attorney Bernstein urge protection with Dr Bacon contributing funds to keep her from becoming a public ward, leading to a potential transfer to Santa Claus as part of an unusual resolution.
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Judes
George HH. Cowell
District Court
Wong
Santa Claus
Sadie Goldberg
Russia
Kishneff
Sila Bland
Sam
Sadie da
Dudee
Cowell
Sadie
Kishnef
Nicholas
Gti
Prussia
Ells Island
Philip Bernstein
Judy Cowell
Francs Hacon
Newthaven
Bacon
Attorney Bernstein
Bernstein
Hacon
Albert Whites
Jeter
Mer White
Pils Island
Santa Chis
Dudge Conal
Deaths and Funerals in Schenectady and New Britain
The funeral of John J. Donegan, who died after a brief illness, was held at Immaculate Conception Church with a mass of requiem. Burial followed at St Joseph's cemetery. Among mourners were Mr and Mrs Edward Sheehan and Mrs Daly from New Haven. Also, Charles Monaint Will, died at 20 Avenue, with services at Immaculate Conception Church. Other relatives include the McDonald family. The interment will proceed to New Britain via Lanny Undertaker.
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John J. Donegan
Sehenectady
N.Y
Thomas F. Lanny
Bange Jenworth Street
Immaculate Conception
Ehureh
Father Mooney
Gertrude
Mary Donegan
Anna
William
John
George
St Joph's Cemetery
Charles Monaint
Winnifred
McDonald
20 Avenue
Weale Bright
TB. McDonald
Ratierie
Laes
Gerald
Innaentate Conception
Laireh
New Britain
Undertaker Lanny
Election court urged citizens to aid probe for truth
A Connecticut election court petition urges public support to expose corruption in politics. Citizens are asked to provide information, with protections for witnesses. the court aims to diagnose and record the truth, not prosecute, and senior counsel Matthew Reynolds of New Haven will lead.
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Borge le Pos
Matthew
New Haven County
United States
Quebec
Maoglanl
Scretary of
Lilley
Keener
Matthew Reynolds
New Maven
New York
Kieran Not Found as Receiver Estimates Liabilities
Pittsburg reports Fidelity Funding company chief Kieran remains at large amid a large scale financial crash. Police in many cities press for his arrest while receiver Gilroy places estimated liabilities at about 5 million dollars as echoes of the collapse spread from Chicago to Philadelphia and beyond.
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Pittsburg
Po Kieran
Fidelity Funding Company
Hhis
Chi Halladelphia
Newesstte
Pas KM
Cleveland
Nawvoo
Denominations Unite In Philadelphia Pact
A joint committee representing the Reformed and Welsh Presbyterians moves to join with the Main Church in Philadelphia. The consolidation aims to unify the two presbyterian bodies under a single church structure following federation talks.
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Main Church
Philadelphia
Pope Pius Receives 800 Chalices From English Women
In Rome Pope Pius resumed audiences after illness. The Duchess of Norfolk joined the reception, presenting 800 chalices as a gift from 40,000 Catholic women of Great Britain.
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Rome
Der
Thehess of
Norfolk
Great Britain
Timely Topics and Holiday Bargains Highlight Local Shops
A bustling local ad page lists Gulliver offering private math and language lessons at home and a Model Market spread with 57 fresh fish varieties. Fresh oysters 35 cents a quart, Christmas handkerchiefs from Hirsch and Holland, and Hecht color repeats. Read across merchants like Jacke & Son with Christmas slippers, Reid & Inches drapery bargains, and United Gas Improvement table lamps. Victorian tone, multiple vendors, and seasonal goods mark the issue.
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Khrtich
Rockwell & Forester
Valuex
At & HS
Gulliver
Frank
Vharman
Thieve
Hirsch & Holland
Ets
Zisiatshi Marke
Argo
Eyko
Jacke & Son
Wretten
Miller & Pork
ENS
Reid & Inches
United Gas Improvement Co
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Fox Bumps
Ellen
Trorge
Judge Cowell
Fon J
Eotegan
Lehigh
John Motligett
South Main Street
Kieran
Ormetyn
Fanos
Aya J
R. R. Harder & Co
Bank Street
Frank the Shoeman
South Main
L Becker
Exchange Place
Loose
Saxe & Floto
South Main St
Old Country
Neral Fire Insurance and Steamship Agency
John Ryan
North Main St
T. Carmods
Odd Fellows’ Bldg
F. Buck
North Main
Tel
Pope Pius
Waterbury Bedding Mis Co
East Main Street
Telehone
H. M. Rigney
Waterville
George J. Gailey & Co
South Leonard Street
Bank St
Frank Flammia & CO
John Byron
Plume & Arwoot
JH. Deverenan
Main St
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