The Taylor Case on Haven Hearing at Superior Court
A hearing in Haven on Mrs Franklyn Taylor vs her husband focused on injunction against proceedings to commit her. Attorneys debated probate court jurisdiction and motives, with claims of malice and property control, while witnesses discussed sanity and medical testimony.
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Haven
Robinson
Franklyn Taylor
Waterbury
Marsh
Maylor
Taylor
Superior Court
Seymour
Umpire Hugh Rorty Injured In Polo Game
Hartford reports Hugh J. Rorty, a renowned baseball umpire and roller polo referee, was struck a hard blow by Captain Pred Jean during a New Britain Bridgeport polo match. Rorty collapsed, was revived, and carried to the dressing room as medical staff attended.
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Hartford
Vep
Hugh J
Turty
Bridgeport
New Britain Bridgeport
Rorty
Pred Jean
New Britain
Jean
de F. J. Adame
Philip McLaughlin
Pittsburg Corruption Hearing Sees Arrested Officials Examined
A crowd gathered at the Central Police Station as Pittsburg officials and two former bankers faced a preliminary hearing on bribery and conspiracy charges. Testimony included a purported confession and a photo allegedly showing a councilman accepting money from a promoter who was a detective. The hearing aims to uncover broader irregularities and possible additional arrests.
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Pittsburg
Dee
Central Police Station
Ramsey
Cushiee Vilsack
Man National Bank
Politen Vireles
Siver
Voters’ League of
Tensard de Wolf
Brady
Brand
Wasson
Klein
Ferguson
Atkinson
Soffel
Mlaney
W.W. Ramsey
A. A. Vilsack
Messrs Ram
Glutton for Work in the British Civil Service
A 19th century anecdote from Browning's Magazine describes Arthur W. A'Becket's first day in the War Office. He is pressed into indexing endless circulars while colleagues joke about finding useful work. The chief warns against overwork and tips him to pace his labors, noting the waste of outdated papers.
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Arthur W. A’becket
War Office
Times
Contempt Case Against AFL Leaders Sealed by DC Court
Justice Wright sentences Gompers to twelve months Mitchell to nine months Morrison to six months after the Bucks Stave and Range Co sued the AFL leaders for boycott and compulsory lists. The ruling cites years of open shop practice and coercive tactics used to enforce support for the boycott targeting the Bucks firm.
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Washington
Bucks Stave and Range Co
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
America
Dodge Gould
the Bucks Co
Tae
Ftrms
Gould
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Féderationist
Labor
Thase
Wen
Wrights
Fst
Anfair
Tabor
Burglar In Cellar Ends In Student Death In New York
New York police report a burglary in the cellar of Dean Snow’s home. A student from the New York University School of Engineers, Van Dwight Won, 19, was killed after grappling with a burglar who fled toward the furnace area. The assailant fired a revolver, wounding Sheldon, who died soon after. The murderer remains at large.
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York
van Dwight
School of Engineers
New York University
Dean Snow
Sheldon
Taxicabs in New Haven and assorted 1900s notices
New Haven to get regular cabs as George Nesbit introduces motor taxis in town. A New York fire devastates a Manhattan tenement block while Bush Terminal docks survive a heroic fireboat effort. Manila to interpret leniently the Chinese exclusion act for returning Chinamen. Worcester banker Frank W. Cutting found dead. police suspect natural causes. Albany Attorney General Jackson in critical but improving condition after typhoid operation. Bail set for three defendants awaiting US Court of Appeals review.
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New Havven
Iasteabs
New York
Haven
George Nesbit
Nesbit
Mig Pir
Second
Third Avenues
Perty-fifth Streets
Brooklyn
Pha
Great Bush Terminal
China
Manila
United States
Consa Arnold
Philippine Islands
Amoya
Albany
N.Y
Dee
Jackson
Albany Hospital
Deaths and Scandals Mark Mutual Reserve Life Case
Frederic C. Burnham, former president of Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co, dies at 66 from heart poisoning. Involves indictments for larceny and forgery tied to officer funds. earlier trial of George Burnham ended in conviction then set aside on appeal. Civil suit seeks recovery of funds amid ongoing receiver administration and related fatalities and accidents reported in Mahone county.
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New York
Dev
Prederick C. Hurnham
Mutua Reserve Life Iisisince Co
Witsford
Rest 78Th Street
Mc Bienhian
Mutua Reverse Life Insurance Co
Hurnham
Lik Brothers
George Burnham
George Kirlredge
Assaude Hon
Brockway
Legislative Life Instcalior
Frederick
Death of J. Jones at Moon Pond Under Investigation
Police probe after the body of J. Jones of Shrewsbury was found on Moon Pond ice. Investigators seek evidence to fix responsibility for a gunshot wound reported as nonfatal and possibly 24 hours old when the body was located. Authorities from state and city police are cooperating in the inquiry.
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Worcescer
Preness J. Jones
Shrewsbury
Moon Pond
Whiteh
Diplomatic Move Brings Venezuela Talks Near
An official communication shows vice president Gomez favoring a satisfactory settlement of all U S Venezuela issues. A social commissioner is appointed to represent the United States in negotiations. No update on Mr Coe of Torrington. his health remained steady in New Haven.
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Berlin
Caracas
Cipriano Casi
Castro
Juan Vi Gomez
Orinoco River
Venezuela
Gomez
United States
Venruela
Coe
New Haven
Conn
Ree
Br. T. Coe
Coe Hriss Company
Torrington
Mattie
Coe Homie
Death of James O Connell in Springfield Mass
News of the death of James O Connell of Springfield Mass was received today. The circumstances indicate he died by his own hand, with no known reason. He was 80 years old and formerly employed in a fur factory here, later working in New Britain.
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Torryville
James O'Connell
Springfield
Mass
New Britain
City Health Report Confirms Decline in Fevers
Health authorities note a rapid drop in cases of typhoid fever diphtheria and scarlet fever in the city with numbers now less than half of what they were a month ago. Diamonds jewelry and silverware are advertised at M A Greens 2000 Bank street Nucking ham building. Some barber shops will close all day Christmas others will open morning until 1 o clock.
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M.A Green's
Bank Street
Nuckingham
Recount Finishes in Taft Inauguration Election Contest
Washington reports the grand recount of the Taft inauguration contest nears completion with $374,000 security funds, projected visitor totals, and hotel demand. The South Norwalk recount ordered by Wilcox is complete with James Pil leading by ten votes after ballots were discarded.
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Wileon
Pout
Tried New Uniforms at Dinner With Lilley Staff
Colonel Robert O Bacon of North Haven said Major Louis M Ulion entertained at dinner here List might Governor elect George J Lilley and the members of his staff Prior to the dinner Mr Lilley held a reception at the Union League and the members of his staff tried on their new uniforms All but Major Theodore Roosevelt Sr were present Charles A Godwin Lilley executive secretary was also present.
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New Lliven
Robert O. Bacon
North Haven
Louis Mo Ulion
George J. Lilley
Lilley
Union League
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles 4. Godwin
Wis
Burglar Tries to Sell Missing Will Tale to Elite Editor
A convict, boasting scar and missing eye, attempts to peddle a sensational missing will story to a New York editor. Criminology expert Mr White exposes the tale as fiction, yet the suspect remains cheerful and seeks future business, hinting at a possible watch deal.
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Orly
New York
Mr White
Auburn
White
Striet
Mr. White
Qui
Harper's
Volo May Return As Bridgeport Team Seeks Polo Reopening
Manager Billy Siuma of New Hedford and Bridgeport visited Waterbury to discuss reopening the polo game with the Eagles. He is ready to relocate Bridgeport once the Eagles authorize. No definite decision today. Eagles to meet Sunday to settle the plan.
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Blly Siuma
Hedford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Eagles
The Rubber Store Christmas Gift Selections
The Rubber Store advertises a wide range of rubber goods as Christmas gifts including gloves and mittens rubber boots coats and various accessories. It emphasizes inspection for gift suitability and notes many styles and items available.
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Errers
New Haven Hospital
Nn Une
Grace Hospital
M Don
George Streets
Spier
Dac
Pital
Fottre
Houshoss
Bystel
Minnie
Aince Shen
Cas
Montory
Hugh Rorty
Connecticut
Browning
Justice Wright
Samuel Gompers
Jim N
George G. Nesbit
Ane Gee Peat
Worcester
Frank W. Cutting
Worcester Medicanies Saving Bank
Cnes
Boscott
Che
United States Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Focal Surety Company S
John Mitchell
Iosurance Company
Lamenburg
Tulen Te Wetton
Marten
Lette
Springtieta
City News
Taft
Cral
William W. Taft
Alles
Thie Uuranty
Chieve
Volo
Billy Hanna
the Rubber Store
the Alling Rubber Co
Eastern Tea Importersco
South Main St
Hampson-Sellen Furniture Company
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