Rojestvensky Comments On Pacific Cruise Plans
Admiral Rojestvensky, veteran of the Russo Japanese War, discusses the feasibility of a Pacific voyage for the American battleship squadron. He notes differences from the Baltic fleet voyage, citing coal at sea and need for rapid movement under foreign orders. Teheran faces a constitutional crisis as Iran’s manifesto appeals for international understanding.
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St Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Africa
Japan
Associated Press
Pacific
Bay of
Annam
Teheran
Evans
Cortelyou Sick and Bank Closed in Dec 17 Dispatch
Washington reports Secretary Cortelyou confined to bed with grippe for at least a week, with Assistant Secretary Edwards acting. Secretary Metcalf also ill, unable to review the fleet aboard the Mayflower. Durango bank fails amid land fraud indictments. retrenchment plans aim to cut six year government expenses by 200 million. Marquis Ito meets Korea immigration policy. Yolande mine yields thirty eight bodies in Birmingham.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Secret Edwards
Navy
Metcalf
Norfolk
Associated Press
Council
Marquis Ito
Korea
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Obituaries
John S Holmes age seventy five dies at 418 East Maton Street. Survived by wife and several children. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock from home with interment in Middletown. Flowers omitted. Mary Cassidy dies at home of daughter Mrs John B Somers of 100 Cherry Street after brief illness. Survived by four daughters Mrs John Hi Somers Watertown Mrs Charles Nichols Watertown Mrs Julia Willard Ansonia Mrs Sadie Dunleavy New Milford and three sons John William Edward Cassidy New Milford. Funeral tomorrow morning at 7 15 at the Church of the Transfiguration and remains to New Milford in charge of J H Mulville Undertaker for interment in Center Cemetery. John Hf Thomas age fifty six dies at home 89 Clark Street. Born August 24 1851 at Prensach near Freiberg Baden Germany came to this country in 1908. Worked eighteen years at Hendey Machine Co Torrington engineer for Hellmann Brewing Co twelve years. Later employed at John Draker Machine Shop. Survived by wife and four children Mrs Alwen Robinson and Miss Rose Thomas both of Hartford George and Trade Thomas of this city. Member of Knights of Tythins the Sons of Hermann Freundschatt Lodge No 50 PD IL 8 S and Torrington Lodges. Funeral tomorrow at 11 00 with services at home conducted by Rev De Harr Gullick. Remains to Torrington for interment in Center Cemetery.
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Mary Cassidy
John B. Somers
Cherry Street
John Hi. Somers
Charles Nichols
Watertown
Julia Willard
Ansonia
Sadie Dunleavey
New Milford
John William
Edward Cassidy
Church of the
Milford
J H. Mulville
John Hf. Thomas
Clark Street
Prensach
Freiberg Baden
Germany
Hendey Machine Co
Torrington
Hellmann Brewing Co
John Draker Machine Sl
Alwen Robinson
Rose Thomas
H.fort
George
Trade Thomas
Knights of Tythins
Herrmann
Freundschatt Lodge
Torsrington Lodge
Nodes
Charse
de Harr Gullick
Injunction Granted in Buck Stove Labor Case
Washington Dec 17 In the Buck Stove and Range Co of St Louis v American Federation of Labor the district of Columbia equity court granted a temporary injunction upon the store company president Cleave to prohibit the federation from continuing boycotts pending final settlement. Also notes unconfirmed reports on Sam Fessenden’s serious condition and recent wireless contact with Norfolk and naval officers.
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Stove Company
Washington
Buck Stove & Range Co
St Louis
American Federation of Labor
Justice Gowld
District of Columbia Equity Court
New Haven Business People and Local News Highlights
Attorney A. P. Hayes and Edward McGrath trip to New Haven on business. Hampson-Sellen showcase a pedal desk for Christmas buyers. A son Wilbur Andrew born to Mr and Mrs A M Larson of 163 East Main Street. Alice B. Foster accepts stenographer post at Bristol Co. Dow payments hold items until Christmas. Mrs Linford F. Root recovering after long illness. Many postmasters visited Postmaster Pilling. Assistant Post Boylan unsure of visitors. Final probate report on Helen Smith estate shows 108,422 worth entirely personal property. Stage manager Jack Fitzgerald at the Jacques causes mime confusion. Fitzgerald a candidate for janitor at Crash High School. Lash Hitters’ commercial traveler visiting home for holidays. Last trips south then rough voyage to New York. a gale nearly doomed the steamer. Jerge Burpee appears in court for a routine matter.
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A. P. Hayes
Edward McGrath
New Haven
Hampson-Sellen
Wilbur Andrew
A. M. Larson
East Main Street
Alice B. Foster
Monroe’s
Business College
Bristol Co
S. Hart
Linford F. Root
Pilling
Fornoon
Boylan
Helen Smith
Walow
Irewight J
Jack Fitzgerahl
Jacques
Tle
Fiegerahl
Tern
Jantter
Crash
St Joseph's T. A
Hubert Reed
Lash Hitters Company
Vietting
South
New York
Jerge Burpee
Snowball Toss Sparks Street Scuffle on Maple
An evening altercation on Maple street started with snowball throwing and escalated when a woman assaulted a passerby. A Clock factory employee intervened, a stone was thrown into a crowd, striking a girl on the head and leaving another unconscious for about ten minutes. No arrests were reported.
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Maple Street
Clock Factory
Posse Hounds Walker in Ensenada Chase
Private dispatches from Ensenada say a posse has stalked a man named Walker for days after a supposed New Britain banker William F Walker. Reports claim they pursue the wrong man, a workingman who left weeks ago, while another says the wanted absconder learned officers were near and vanished.
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Walker
San Diego
Cal
Ensenada
William F. Walker
New Britain
Connecticut Tonight and Tomorrow Weather Forecast
Connecticut forecasts cloudy spells with light westerly winds turning variable tonight and tomorrow. Sunrise at 7:20, sunset at 4. high tide at New Haven 10:30 am. Thomas W. Lawson of Boston visited President Roosevelt but did not reveal purpose of the call.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Shootings in Sleep End in Tragic Double Death
Chicago report states M. L. Dillon, 3& years old, a salesman, shot and fatally wounded Mrs N G Cochran while she slept at 280 Ohio Street, then killed himself. Dillon had concealed himself in her room after she refused his attentions and following a separation after divorce.
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Chicago
M. L. Dillon
N. G. Cochran
Meriden City Election Heats Up As Voters Cast Ballots
Meriden voters go to the polls today in the regular biennial city election with a notably heated campaign. Democratic Mayor Reilly seeks re election against Republican challenger B C Kennard as both parties report strong interest and high turnout expectations.
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Meriden
Reilly
Heket
Repub
B.C. Kennard
Sleighs for hire by A M Larson livery near Poli's theater
Sleighs available for parties with best equipped gear in city. Prices reasonable. Apply A. M. Lars on's livery stable, rear of Poli's theater. Also classified ad offering a five room tenement at 92 94 Fairview St by M A Mus ler. Guarantee Credit Clothing Co at 33 East Main St.
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A. M. Larson
Poli
Fairview St
M.A. Musler
Guarantee Credit Clothing Co
East Main St
Kitchen Mirrors Store Ad Puffs Purist Momies
An OCR fragment advertises Kitchen Mirrors as a store that purishes the prettiest momies, touting cosmetic novelty and decorative wares in period commercial language. The exact branding and phrasing suggest a shop window or classified insertion with sensational claims.
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Rojoventsky
TORIO
Durango
Senator Buckley
Civil Service Examination
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Smelter City Bank of
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Charles McConnell
Colorado
Bodie
Birmingham
Ala
Yolande
Waterbury
Gorham
Carmen
Broadway
Edium
Devereaux & CO
F. P. Becton
John S. Holmes
East Maton Street
Tate
Fesenden Dangrrowsty
Stamford
Samwel Fessenden
Fessenden
Wirhes
Evans Norfolk
Admiral Sete Dest Eet
Ene Ater
Idntat
City News
Weather Forecast
Upson
Bank St
Todlay
Credi Furniture
Christmas
The
Hampson-Sellen Furniture Company
Bank Street
Waterbury, Conn
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