Death of a Senator Stephen Mallory dies in Pensacola
Senator Stephen Russell Mallory died at 12 40 a m in Pensacola Florida Washington reports he was born November 4 1848 and served in the Confederate army and navy He practiced law in Pensacola was Florida legislator in 1876 and senator in 1889 later elected to the US Senate for a term starting March 4 1897 His death ends a long career on commerce fisheries naval affairs and public health committees including reelection in 1903
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Helen Maloney in Italy leads life of seclusion
Philadelphia December report states Helen Maloney daughter of millionaire Martin Maloney is located near Rome living with a spiritual sisterhood under guard of the church. She has renounced her former fiancé Clarkson and marriage to Arthur Herbert Osborne is recorded in New York. Her father vows to annul the Osborne civil marriage and keep her from returning to America.
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Philadelphia
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
New York
Rome
Italy
Carberry Ritchie
Miss Maloney
America
Arthur Herbert Osborne
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Osborne
Age of Protestantism past claims shock New Haven
The Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth a Yale Corporation member and longtime Center Church pastor declares the age of Protestantism is past and churches lack power over people and state He predicts a new Catholicism era while the United church plans to refrain from a major revival event led by J Wilbur Chapman Another sermon stirs New Haven’s Congregational core
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United Church
J. Wilbur Chapman
New England
Rich suffer most as Dec 23 reports varied fortunes
Chicago dateline features Richard Fish advocating wage earner security amid rich man losses in securities and decreasing living costs. Other dispatches note Chaplain praising Bryan, Shah’s concession to Constitutionalists, possums for White House, insane women shopping, Carnegie endowing Reed Memorial, three skaters missing, and Atlanta bank Neal Banking Company facing state seizure with over two million dollars in deposits.
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Atlanta
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Fitzs Father-in-law 2 Pauper in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs reports M Gifford father-in-law of Bob Fitzsimmons the pugilist committed to the poor farm as a pauper. His daughter Julia is an actress. In another note, Darit B King ex county treasurer was indicted for misappropriating county funds totaling $2000 Bel.
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Colorado Springs
Cola
M. Gifford
Bob Fitzsimmons
Julia
Binghamton
Darit B. King
Barat Apne
Stingy Members Rally $7,000 for Fifth Avenue Church
In New York on December 23 Rev. Dr. C F Aked urged the Fifth Avenue Baptist congregation to donate $7,000 to cover a chronic deficit. Rockefeller and his wife plus John D Rockefeller Jr and wife were among attendees who contributed after passing cards for those with no loose change. Aked warned he would not continue as pastor unless finances were reorganized and the target was met. The collection yielded the full amount, ending a pattern of annual shortfalls.
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Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
C. F. Aked
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Aked
Rockefellers
Dr. Aked
Abed
Mr. Steith
Mr. Brown
Mr. Robinson
Rescuers Raise Death Toll At Darr Mine
Jacobs Creek Pa December 23 six more bodies pulled from the Darr mine bringing the total recovered to 39 with many others located. By nightfall officials expect near a hundred recovered. Several men found kneeling as if praying when the black damp claimed them. Seven more bodies due by noon and said to be blown apart. Half of the dead may never be identified and a viewing tent is set for relatives from 9 to 3. State police denied yesterday’s disorder reports.
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Darr
Bankrupt Court Hears Several Local Cases
Referee Henry G. Newton presided in town with hearings on East End Carriage Co and Palace Candy Co bankruptcies. Lease sold to Halsey W. Curtiss for 525 dollars. Curtiss took possession. Waterbury Market creditors, represented by Attorney Hronson, plan to examine Albert Bley about two claims totaling 3,300 dollars. Bley offers to surrender books as requested. Hearing resumes next Thursday forenoon.
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East End Carriage Company
William W. Pease
Halsey W. Curtiss
Curtiss
Palace Candy Company
Waterbury Market Company
Lilley
South Main Street
Hronson
Albert Bley
Thurber Arrested In Non Support Case In Bridgeport
Dr Herbert T. Thurber a Waterbury physician appeared before Judge Foster on a non support charge. His wife Mrs Thurber said he had provided no support in four years. He was ordered to pay 8 dollars weekly for six months and post a 250 dollar bond with failure to comply risking jail.
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Herbert T. Thurber
Waterbury
Foster
Thurber
Providence
East Main Street
Dotcor
Struck by Train Injures Local Boy on New Bridge
George Laame 12, son of Mr and Mrs Henry LaFlame of Greenmount Terrace, was hit by a locomotive on the new Naugatuck river bridge near Bank and North Riverside streets at 11 45 this morning. He suffered three broken ribs, a fractured left shoulder blade, and extensive bruising, but is expected to recover at Dr John F Farrell's office.
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Henry Laflame
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Death in Bridgeport asphyxiation caps Civil War veteran
In Bridgeport on December 21, the body of Captain Charles J. Saunders a Civil War veteran aged sixty six was found in his room after being missing for two or three days. Police believe death by asphyxiation occurred most likely accidentally and broke in to confirm the scene.
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Dee
Charles J. Saunders
Weather forecast for Connecticut and Atlantic storm warnings
A forecast for Connecticut calls for rain or snow tonight and Tuesday morning, then clearing with fresh easterly to southern winds increasing to brisk. High tides noted, including New Haven at 1 49 am and New York. The entry mentions Southeast storm warnings ordered along the Atlantic coast from Jacksonville to New York.
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Lawson's New Party May Tie To Roosevelt Ticket
New York dispatch reports Thomas W. Lawson of Boston plans a new political party with Theodore Roosevelt for president and Governor John A Jolson of Minnesota for vice president. Lawson says he has nationwide organization and asserts Roosevelt will be the party's candidate despite uncertainty. He criticizes the system and claims inside knowledge of public wishes. A second item notes Stewart Hyde, grandson of a former bank president, has been committed to Hempstead asylum amid family poverty concerns.
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Republin
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Shoe and Leather Bank
Hempstein
Retracted Claims Tie Chanler, Hearst Libel Case
New York text reports a retraction of October statements linking William Astor Chanler to Raymond Hitchcock may end criminal libel actions against W R Hearst. Hearst expresses personal regret. Chanler’s lawyer says the retraction vindicates his client and the grand jury may drop the case.
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New York American and Evening Journal
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Contractor Sutton Injured At West Brass Mill
Patrick Sutton, contractor, suffered a severe neck wound and loss of consciousness Saturday while supervising concrete work at the West Brass mill. A hoisting accident caused a floor plate to strike him as material was raised, knocking him unconscious. he remains at home for recovery.
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West Brass Mill
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Two trolley near collision and legal suit in city
Two trolley cars nearly collided on West Main street as fenders scraped. Attorney Porter J Wood sues Mos for 31000 with attachment filed today, returnable to district court on first Tuesday in January. A Joint UVR V session organized a degree team led by Major General Leon Hall and others. A wagon accident on West Main street injured a team member. John W Gaffney plans to gift Monsignor Slocum Christmas views of St Marys hospital progress, with walls completed and roof soon to follow.
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Leon Hall
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Charles Draper
Martin Wei
J. O. Rose
Anilkman
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Monsignor Slocum
Gaff
Trolley Troubles Deepen In Philadelphia Transit Dispute
The Amalgamated Association of Street Railway and Electric Employes weighs next moves in the conflict with Philadelphia Rapid Transit over hours for tram workers. National vice president cautioned a strike before Christmas remains unlikely, while Public Safety Director adds precautions and the company prepares contingencies with extra crews.
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Despondent Cabinet Maker Ends Life in Stamford
Stamford December 23 Sanford White a 40 year old cabinet maker killed himself by asphyxiation at his boarding house. Officials believe depression over unemployment led to the act. Little is known of him here though relatives are said to live in New York.
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Gainesville
Dee
Helen D. Longstreet
Longstreet
Wren's Nest
Atlanta
Stamford
Sanford White
New York
Husband and Wife Drown On New Haven Barge Tow
Dee Henry Scribner of the Haven and his wife drowned off New Haven when seven barges in tow of the James McWilliams foundered. Six men were rescued by the McWilliams. The barges carried coal for the New Haven railroad.
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Tus
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McWilliams
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