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Newspaper

Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1908

Page

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Boni Loses Custody Case in Paris Court

In Paris on December 20 Count Boni de Castellane failed to gain custody of his three sons. The court kept the children with their mother Princess de Sagan and barred them from leaving the continent without permission. From October 1909 they must attend a college within 100 miles of Paris. The intervening Count de Castellane was dismissed with costs.

Paris Bont de Castellane Marquise de Castellane Princess de Sagan de Castellane Anna Gould New York Interven de Castellane

Rodinsky Case Ties Informer Claim to Old Connecticut Murder

Hartford detectives reveal Samuel Rodinsky and wife implicated Gershon Marx in a 1903 Colchester murder. Marx, 73, was convicted in New London County for killing Pavel Radecki and dismembering the body, escaped to Hartford, then New York. Rodinsky’s death linked to this informant line, influencing pursuit and eventual capture. Marx faced death sentences, appealing to the state’s board of pardons.

Hartford Terday Samuel Rodinsky Gershon Marx New York Marx New London Pavel Radecki Colchester Rodinsky George C. Jackson Supreme Court Board of Pardons Connecticut United States Affs

Christmas Tree Grave Tribute In Concordia Cemetery

A grave in Concordia Lutheran cemetery bears a decorated Christmas tree and canopy of holly honoring Mrs Martha Adeline Rolling. Thirty three electric lights mark her life seats, and twelve lamps memorialize her married years. Dr F W Rolling honors his wife with the tribute, recalling their Christmas ritual with their son. Report of death confirmed: Consul Gale at Malta confirms Cheney and wife died at Messina.

Martha Adeline Rolling Concordia Lutheran Issire Electrle Rolling M.A. R F W. Rollng Mamma Dr Rolling Washington Gale Malta Cheney Messina

Weather Forecast With Rain Or Snow Expected Tonight

Threatening conditions with rain or snow tonight and in the north portion Thursday. Warmer tonight, colder Thursday. Increasing southeasterly winds shift to southerly then westerly on Thursday as a trough from the Mississippi valley to Lake Superior brings cloudy weather and precipitation. A cold front and high pressure follow, bringing a severe cold wave with clearing, and Friday fair and cold.

Mississippi Valley Lake Superior Lake Region Mississippi River Valley

Winthrop Accepts Post as First Assistant Secretary of State

Winthrop of Massachusetts, long trusted aide to Taft, accepted yesterday the office of first assistant secretary of state under the incoming administration. He succeeds Robert Bacon and was named with Knox's consent. Born in Orange New Jersey, he is 34 and Harvard-educated with prior roles in the Philippine Islands and Porto Rico.

Washington Connecticut Orange No J Harvard Harvard Law School New York Taft Philippine Islands Islands Court of First Instance Porto Rico the Treasury Winthrop Roosevelt Knox

Mrs Nicholas Longworth narrowly escapes danger in city scene

Washington December 30 Mrs Nicholas Longworth wife of the president narrowly escaped injury while crossing near a theater to attend a Philadelphia Symphony concert. Policeman John Catts leaped forward, seized the horses bridles and swerved them aside stopping the frightened animals twenty yards away. Congressman Longworth learned of the officer and thanked him.

Washington, D. C Nicholas Longworth Longworth Philadelphia Symphony John Catts Congressman Longworth

KEman Li Life and Other Unclear Snippets

Keman li life summary fragment includes a Hartford link and a fatal accident at East Canaan when a stake and pushing mechanism failed, killing a brakeman named Green who was about 22. Also noted are remarks by Dr Stanley Hall on the Emmanuel movement and disaster reports from Messina and Caracas.

New England George ©Akeman Canaan East Canaan Green Hartford

Earthquake Suffering Draws Italian Relief Drive

Rome reports prompt action for Italy's earthquake victims. Aosta heads a national committee with King Victor Emmanuel contributing 40,000. Messina and Palermo describe widespread ruin. doctors and ships aid survivors as British and French vessels assist evacuations. Morgan sends 10,000 for relief.

Rome Italy Duke of Aosta Senate Chamber Depu Hes Victor Emmanuel Elvic London United Stat Aeolian Islands Steily Tne Broom Linard Morgan Dee Pierpont Morgan

Christmas tree program at Utsvessonm Sunday school

City notes report the Sunday school Christmas tree event tomorrow at seven o clock with all children told to bring their parents. Attorney William Kennedy of augatuck recovers after a two week illness and was praised at his office. Mary Dance and three companions were caught stealing coal at the railroad yard and will face charges in court tomorrow. William O Donnell resigns as boseman at Leavenworth street engine house and will assume a new role in the Bika rooms. A bricks misfire at Mickey Shea becomes a wood block incident with Alfred Dixon blamed. no arrest. Italy earthquake aid plans in Waterbury discussed with locals hinting at fundraising if needed.

Utsvessonm William Kennedy Augatuck Mary Dance Brown Mary William O'Donnell Boseman Leavenworth Street Board of Safety Bika Hubert Reed O'Donnell Fire Department The Connection Co Mickey Shea Mickey Frankelin Court Mike Doods Alfred Dixon Waterbury Stem Italy Earthan

Testimony in Hains murder trial details Captain Hains home life

Attendees describe alleged marital troubles of Captain Percy Collins and Mrs Hains during the Philippines era. Servants Emma Lavelle and Minnie Rohns testified to confessions and affairs, with prosecutors aiming to rebut parts of prior statements. The trial, tied to Thornton Hains and his brother, resumes amid urgent cross examination and a judge's ruling restricting witness inclusion.

Plushing Percy Collins Philippines Thornton Jt Hains Abby Hains Peter Hains Croes Saint Chester Hhais Famlly Reid Captain Hains Nile Captain Haines Mrs Hains New York Mains Darrin Emma Lavelle Mavis Annis Miss Lavelle Wes Hives Dana | Hains Nouth General Hains Thornton Hains John P. Hains Wits Vall Mr Intyre

Boy and sled bounced under moving engine in Honesdale

Ten year old Frank Sherman narrowly escaped death after chasing a roasting sled along Terrace street. He rode toward a Delaware and Hudson yard engine, went under its drive wheels, and was thrown free as witnesses watched in horror. The sled struck the gear, but Sherman rebounded uninjured.

Honesdale Terrace Street Frank Sherman Delaware and Hudson Yard Sherman Mator

Shipping Gold Away from San Francisco Mint to Denver

The morning report notes a shipment of 0.00 in gold from the San Francisco mint to the Denver mint last August. U.S. Marshal Elliott oversaw the transfer, aided by Wells Fargo messengers sworn in as deputy marshals, as a precaution against a potential Pacific coast invasion.

San Francisco Cal Denver Pacific Coast United States Elliott Wells Fargo

Workman Falls From Scaffold Thirty-Five Feet

Edward J. Plage plunged from a thirty five foot scaffold at a New Britain Avenue new house site. He struck the frozen ground, fracturing his skull and sustaining additional injuries. He is in hospital with little hope of recovery.

Workman Dariford Dee Edward J. Plage New Britain Avenue

Our Lady of Lourdes Sanctuary Gift from Mrs Patrick Holohan

Pather Karam advances work on the Our Lady of Lourdes church as donors fund the project. Italian artist Generosa Anggiere paints life of Christ scenes and Lourdes devotion on side walls while the main altar nears completion. Donors’ names will be written in their own hands and sealed for a century. Substantial gifts include a sanctuary lamp donated by Mrs Patrick Holohan in memory of her son John FF Holohan.

Patrick Holohan Pather Karam Our Lady of Laurdes United States Generosa Anggiere Italy Christ Lourdes Karam Jehn FF Holohan

Orchard Case ruling grants deposition in Idaho governor slaying

The supreme court on Monday granted a commission to take the deposition of Harry Orchard the confessed slayer in the Idaho governor Stenehmbers case. The move follows a gas company damage dispute at Linforth house after an explosion once thought caused by a dynamite bomb. Orchard is serving a term in Idaho. Fire ward and city officials discuss granting monthly days off for firefighters. Red Cross appeals for Sicily earthquake relief funds. A New Haven summer house owned by C W Kellogg on Little Rock eminence burned with about 1700 dollars loss and no insurance.

Win Fraiersen Ac Vm Supreme Court Harry Orchard Eell Stenenbers Idaho Wil Linforth Orchard Iir Linforth New Haven Deeau C. W. Kellogg Montonese Little Rock

Taft approached in Atlanta by Cone section reader

In Gusty, Ga, on December 20, Charles Hoplin Chick of Mortford presented a cone section reader to Mr Taft. The event sparked talk that he would aid Congressman HI in Bis Heht against Senator Brandegee. Taft reportedly declined to state his position in generational contests but observers felt he should be informed of the situation.

Atgusty Sloom Taft Charles Hoplin Chick Mortford Brandegee Tatt

Supreme Court Dir ects Rail Road to Relinquish Interests

The New York New Haven Hartford railroad was ordered by the state supreme court to relinquish 18 interests in sixteen dines. At yesterday’s New England Investment & Security Co meeting two trustees who also serve as directors in the New Haven company resigned. Nathaniel Thayer of Boston and William Simner of Hoboken stepped down. A. Willard Damon of Springfield appointed to replace them with Henry L. Higginson of Boston as trustee.

Musk Supreme Court of Mavnsuehugetts New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad New Eirghind Investment & Secuch Ces Co New Haven Company Nathaniel Thayer Noston William Simner Hobyoke A. Willard Damon Springfield Henry L. Higginson Boston

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