Personal notes from Bridgeton local column
Purely personal items report several residents travel plans and job changes. Lester StIngon resigns as clerk at The Elton. Mrs Edward Starr and daughter Rose visit Mrs T Kilmartin in South Leonard street. Mrs Townley heads to Detroit then California for summer with relatives. A group including John King and others plan a Bantam lake day trip from Litchfield tomorrow. George H Allen leaves Buckingham street to work in Kenosha Wisconsin. Mrs George H Cowell and daughter Jeanette sail July 1 on Oceanic to Europe visiting Russia where a duke’s wife is a sister of the judge. Bridgeton National Bank is organized with 50000 capital, Winburn Staples president, cashier to be named.
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Lester
Stingon
The
Elton
Mra Edward Starr
Rose of
Winsted
Mra T. Kilmartin
South Leonard Street
Peter Townley
Detroit
California
John King
Edward Real
Edward Maillard
Michael Lawlor
John Hayden
Edward Keefe
Daniel Carson
Litchield
Bantam Lake
George H. Allen
Buckingham Street
American Brass Company
Kenosha
Wis
Chicago Brass Company
George H. Cowell
District Court
Jeanette
Europe
Oceanic
Russia
Forty hours adoration ends with high mass at St Thomas
Community events fill the city schedule with religious observances and exhibits. The forty hours devotion at St Thomas's Church closes with a high mass tomorrow morning. A Catholic Women association art exhibit opens next week at St Patrick's hall with class work and china painting. Several local notices include obituaries, probate actions, and court schedules.
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St Thomas's Church
Harry Groat
Barlow Bros Gravel
Hitchcock's Pond
Brooklyn Improvement Society
Catholic Women Association
St Patrick's Hall
St Thomas's Holy Name Society
Mra
Arminie Lafond
Pierre Lafond
River Street
Albert Verrier
Fred Dessereau
George Laplant
Laudina Lafond
Joseph
Peter Lafond
St Anne's Church
James A. Porter
Ward Porter
Cowell
Taft Secures Alabama Delegates On Roll Call Debate
Chicago June 6 Taft forces win key Alabama delegation seats 22 votes and a first state on the roll call. Contests from Florida Georgia and Kentucky to follow as allies lose hope of overturning Taft in the national committee proceedings. Protests over proxies from New Mexico Alaska and North Dakota erupt before a tabled vote.
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Taft
Republicanational Committee
Alsiania
Arkansas
Alabama
National Committee
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Frank H. Hitchcock
Arthur F. Statter
the Treasury
Charles G. Phelps
Washington
Hitchcock
New Mexico
Alaska
North Dakota
Joseph B. Kealing
United States
District of Indiana
Fairbanks
James Francis Burke
Pennsylvania
Knox
Industries More Active Drives Trade Upturn in June
New York June 6 Improvement in commercial channels and rising wages boost manufacturing activity. Retail trade gains follow higher payrolls and seasonable weather with summer goods selling quickly. Mercantile collections improve and crop progress supports confidence, though June week lags 1907. Railroad earnings down 21.6 percent YoY. commercial failures liabilities up 3,077,971. Foreign commerce shows exports up 5,674,202 and imports down 529,207 versus a year ago. Bank exchanges fall across major cities. Knickerbocker Trust pays cuts to receivers and counsel flagged as asset spoliation. One fatality reported in Lafayette Georgia from a ball game accident. Bryan’s daughter Leavitt named delegate at large to the Democratic state convention at Glenwood Springs.
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New York
RG. Dunn & Co
Dogs Cause Stir As Pet Attacks Hit Hamilton Park
Reports describe a spate of dog bites in Hamilton Park with multiple incidents including two horses attacked yesterday. Veterinary opinions suggest horses may cope better after dog encounters, though the events prompt concerns about public safety and animal welfare.
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Hamilton Park
Benson
M. A. Doolittle
Waste on the Farm Promotes Efficient Cultivation
The piece argues from official reports that millions of cattle and sheep die yearly from neglect and exposure, criticizing thriftless husbandry and poor cultivation. It urges intelligent crop rotation, soil fertility, and adaptive farming to reduce waste and drought damage, calling for restored forests and better labor use to protect the nation’s wealth.
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Erninent
United States
Beef Trust
Amps
Ohio Valley
Woodruff to Chicago for Republican National Convention
L. Woodford, president of the national Hughes league and a New York at large delegate, leaves for Chicago today. He plans several stops and will reach Chicago next Friday. Hughes information bureau at 115 Broadway opens there and remains open through the convention.
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New Rork
Tornado Deaths Reported Near Geneva Nebraska
Tornadoes near Geneva Nebraska on June 6 caused two deaths and two injuries and destroyed several thousand dollars in property. The storms passed late yesterday afternoon, silencing crops and damaging homes and outbuildings. Local authorities are surveying affected areas and coordinating relief efforts.
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Geneva
Neb
Esterday
Elegy in a Country Printshop
An elegiac snapshot from a country printshop as a worker quits at closing time. The speaker recalls the craftsman’s steady, unflashy skill, his steady overtime and doubled prices, and the uncertain final pay while hoping for a fair dawn.
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