Siberians Bear Bitter Attitude Toward Japanese War Foe
Dec 21 Mukden dispatch notes Siberians harbor notable animosity toward Japanese, viewing them as natural enemies due to war proximity to homeland. Reports describe Russian officers and wounded, hospital scenes, and Siberian attitudes differing from other groups amid battles near Port Arthur and Pigeon Bay with Japanese actions and aerial volleys noted.
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Lone Tree
Hill
Hartford Leads Five Public Employment Bureaus Report
The five state free public employment offices show Hartford ahead in all areas. Bridgeport follows with 192 total placements over Hartford’s 211 including more male applicants, but Hartford leads in employment and help figures across the five offices in New Haven Waterbury Norwich totals.
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Free Public Employment
Hartford
Bridgeport
Bridge
New Haven
Waterbury
Norwich
Bepheatone
Inner city mishap and trials headline from Dec 22
Philadelphia reports engine driver Parlett losing a finger when his reverse lever failed at the city station aboard the Baltimore and Ohio line. In Dedham a 16 year old, Ralph Hudson, pleads not guilty to manslaughter after a street altercation. Also: evangelist Harry J. Rines mourns a death. a switch tender saves 200 on a Burlington express at Kansas City. Chicago lawyer John McKee jailed for forgery. Edith Ly Allen wrecks near Hatteras. Sing Sing gains new chaplain Rev Ernest Jones.
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Singineet
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Edward T. Parlett
Parlett
Remai
Dedham
Mass
Ralph Hudson
J. Orle Harding
Walpole
Hudson Aero
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Hudgen
St.“ Joseph
Burlington
Kansas City Express
Peter O. Callicotte
Express
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Rock Island
Meatte
Chicago
John KR. McKee
McKee
McPee
Kew
Sing Sing
Albany
WN. Y
Collins
Ernest Jones
Bedford Street Methodist Church of New York
Sing Sing Prison
Nan Patterson waits on verdict in Caesar Young murder case
In New York a six month Tombs confinement ends as Nan Patterson faces a jury verdict for the Caesar Young murder. She expresses calm and readiness to accept judgment, recounting the trial’s delays, the eye witness gaps, and her relationship with Young in a sensational case gripping the city.
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Nan Patterson
New York
Tombs
Caesar Young
Rand
Mr Rana
Roland Molineaux
Caesar
Une
Florodora
Young
Martin Hazleton
Oneonta
Hazleton
Rocky Mountains
Commonwealth
Bridge of Sighs
Gas Poisoning Cases Haunt New Haven Domestic Workers
Antonia Hoskins a domestic at 255 Grown Street was found unconscious with a gas leak in her room and admitted to Grace Hospital in serious but improving condition. A second domestic at the same lodging house suffered a similar incident after a gas cock was left on by error, indicating accidental gas exposure.
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New Haven
Antonia Hoskins
George W. Fleming
Grown Street
Grace Hospital
Poice
Miss Hoskins
W.7
First Clue Found in Mount Cutler Murder Case
Colodaro Springs detectives report a one ounce bottle labeled poison found within fifty feet of the murdered girl's body. A linen handkerchief with a laundry mark near the bottle is also recovered, hinting at a druggist connection and potential suspect lead. The report includes broader notes on corporate regulation and a separate retirement notice for Timothy H. Fennell in Hartford.
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Ee -Colodaro Springs
Ocolo
McReynolds
Mount Cutler
Man Dies of Hydrophobia in Chicago Case
Fred Johnson aged 32 dies in Chicago on December 22 from hydrophobia after reportedly not being bitten by a mad dog. He allegedly attacked his wife and son before illness. a police officer killed the family pet rabid dog. A physician linked the death to rabies amid fear surrounding the case.
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Chicago
Fred Johnson
Johnson
Norwalk Voters Back Consolidation Plan
South Norwalk residents gathered 250 voters at a town meeting and approved by 125 to 94 a cautious move toward consolidated government. A three-district committee totaling 18 members will meet within three weeks to study viable forms for possible future approval, with no legislative action until 1907.
Work for All in Chicago as Mills Reopen After New Year
Chicago reports thousands of idle workers in South Chicago will gain employment the day after New Year as Illinois Steel's two largest mills restart. About 10,000 workers across departments expected to return, facing lower wages with cuts potentially reaching 40 percent in some cases.
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Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
Connecticut Forecast Fair With Snow Risk In Northwest
Forecast for Connecticut calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures. Snow is possible in the northwest portion with fresh south to southwest winds.
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Connecticut
New Mail Trains Planned From Boston and New York
Washington reports a final post office approval for two daily mail trains from Boston and New York. Cars are scarce but ready by January 15, with possible January 1 start if old cars can be transferred. Rural delivery bill expands carrier duties and rates. London fog halts center city traffic and delays Queen Alexandra’s travel plans.
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Washington
Henry
Post Office Department
Boston
New York
Confectioner Fatally Stabs Self in Buffalo Hotel
Calvin E Porter, a Buffalo wholesale confectioner, stabbed himself five times at an Exchange street hotel and died. No motive is known for the act.
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Himacl
Buffalo
Calvin
Porter
Exchange Street
Practical test of spotted fever theories in Bristol
Bristol December 22 report on Dr Wolff of Hartford tests linking diphtheria to spotted fever. In Forestville two cases appeared yesterday. one five year old boy Cadwell died before night, while Mary Dietrick became unconscious but improved after antitoxin treatment given in consultation with Dr Delchman.
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Wolff
Hartford
Forestville
B. M. Cadwell
Stafford Avenue
Mary Dietrick
Exile Speaker Mme Breshkolakaya Addresses Siberia‑Exile
In New York the Society of Friends of Russian Freedom hosts a talk at Cooper Union this evening with Rev. Minot J. Savage presiding. The principal address will be by Mme Breshkolakaya a longtime exile from Siberia and noted as the first woman political offender sent there.
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New York
Society of Friends of Russian Freedom
Cooper Union
Minot J. Savage
D. D
Mme. Breshkolakaya
Siberia
Chief Egan Rumors Stir Local Sports Community
Rumors surface about Chief Egan and close insiders suggest movement or change. The chatter centers on potential departures and implications for the local sports scene.
Is Company Coming to the Neighborhood Store
The Hampson-Sellow Co advertises a giant stock of furniture and beds at deep discounts with steel couches and leather pieces. Customers are urged to visit the fourth floor showrooms to view mahogany items and fixtures, while a contest closes for readers of The Democrat. Free packing and freight offered for out of town shipments.
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son-Sellew
Connecticut
Peninec Eeley Co
Democrat
ason-Sellew
Éleya
Hanpson-Seth Co
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