Added 95 310 000 to October grand list statewide tax
Hartford June 10 The board of equalization added 95 310 000 to the October 1907 grand list for county and state taxation. Towns across Hartford New Haven London and other counties show totals and revaluations. Twenty five towns increased lists 10 to 136 percent with revaluations and smarter assessors. A five year revaluation would yield fairer lists, lower rates, and better conformity. Sophia Dickerman, missing since Monday, last seen near 104 Rosette Street, is being sought by her family.
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Board of
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Tion
Avon
Berlin
Bloomfield
Bristol
Canton
East Granby
Eas
Windsor
Enfield
Farmington
Glastonbury
Granby
New Britain
South Windsor
West Hartford
Wethersfield
Locks
New Haven
Branford
Cheshire
East Haven
Guilford
Hamden
Meriden
North Haven
Orange
Wallingford
Total
London County
Bosrah
Colchester
East Lyme
Franklin
Griswold
Groton
Lisbon
Lyme
Montville
New London
Norwich
Preston
Salem
Sprague
Stonington
Voluntown
Fairfield
Brookfield
Danbury
Easter
Greenwich
Newtown
Norwalk
Ridgefield
Sherman
Stamford
Stratford
Trumbull
Weston
Wilton
Windham County
Ashford
Brooklyn
Eastford
Plainfield
Pomfret
Putnam
Sterling
Thompson
Windham
Woodstock
Litchfield County
Bridgewater
Canaan
Cole Brook
Goshen
Harwinton
Kent
Litchfield
New Hartford
New Milford
North Canaan
Sharer
Thomaston
Torrington
Winchester
Middlesex County
Chatham
Clinton
East Tindham
Essex
Middlefield
Middletown
Portland
Saybrook
Coventry
Ellington
Somers
Stafford
Union
Vernon
Willington
Cialis
Board of Equalization
Sophia Dickerman
Rasmus Dickerman
Rosette Street
Gilbert Manufacturing Company
Center Street
Dividend Declared by Western Union and Officers Elected
New York June 10 directors of the Western Union Telegraph company declared a quarterly dividend of one half of one percent payable in cash. The last quarter’s dividend was five percent payable in stock. Hartford June 10 annual meeting of the state accountancy heard was held today and officers elected: President H T Beers of New Haven secretary F C Manville of Waterbury treasurer G E Hilt of Bridgeport.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Anne
Hartford
State” Accountancy Heard
H. T. Beers
New Haven
F. C. Manville
Waterwary
G. E. Hilt
Bridge
Connecticut forecast fair and cooler tonight and Thursday
The forecast for Connecticut calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight and Thursday with light westerly winds. A disturbance from Lake Superior yesterday morning has moved toward the St Lawrence valley, bringing cloudy and showery weather in the lake region and northern New England over the past four hours.
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Lake Superior
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Lake Region
New England
All Out for Chicago as Diplomats Attend Convention
Washington notes that the Republican National Convention in Chicago will draw sixteen foreign embassies and legations, marking the first official foreign presence at a U.S. political convention. Diplomats including the British and French ambassadors will be guests, while Washington society leaders host them. Prominent attendees from the capital include Mrs Marcus A. Hanna and the Roosevelts.
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Powell Clayton
Republican National
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National Committee
Mrs Byree
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Diplomatic Corps
Marcus A. Hanna
Ohio
Joseph Medill McCormick
Hanna
Nicholas Longworth
Ethel Roosevelt
McCormick
Belmont Is Dead After Appendicitis Operation
New York on June 10 Oliver H P Belmont died at his Hempstead Long Island home at 6 34 am after a week of illness and an appendicitis operation He had attended Belmont Park Saturday in rain and cold and appeared well until the illness worsened His death follows a sinking spell and peritonitis that ended his recovery The Belmont family includes Augustus Belmont Perry Belmont and August Belmont II as his relatives
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O. H. P. Belmont
Hempstead
Long Island
Belmont
Belmont Park
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Augustus Belmont
August Belmont
Perry Belmont
Bankers Gather in Massachusetts for State Convention
Bank officers from national and savings banks and trust companies of Massachusetts convened in North Adams on June 16 for the annual Massachusetts Bankers' Association gathering. It is the first convention to be held outside the usual venue.
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North Adame
Mass
Massahusetts Bankers’ Association
Contests in Missouri Taft Delegates Face Scrutiny
Chicago June 10 The Republican National Committee reopened hearings on contests, starting with Missouri's eleventh district amid claims Taft delegates will prevail in the 10th and possibly many Hughes instructed delegates outside New York may lose. Notables including J W Babcock James A Tawney and Wade Ellis arrived from Washington as Roosevelt Taft drafted platform guidance. Knox headquarters to open weekend with Colonel William R Andrews leading Pennsylvania delegation.
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Republican National Committee
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Taft
Hughes
New York
J. W. Babcock
Wisconsin
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Washington
Roosevelt
Ellis
Knox
Willian R. Andrews
Pennsylvania
Deaths and Funerals in Waterbury Area
Mary Concepta Hennessy aged 19 daughter of Mrs James C. Hennessy died at home 17 Walnut avenue. Survived by three sisters and one brother, funeral 8:30 tomorrow at Sacred Heart church, burial at new St Joseph's cemetery. Mrs John Kelly funeral was at home 154 Railroad Hill street to St Patrick's church with requiem mass and several musical tributes and bearers listed. Burial at new St Joseph's cemetery. Out of town friends from Hoboken Ansonia New Haven and others attended.
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James C. Hennessy
Walnut Avenue
Mise Hennessy
Waterbury High School
Joseph H. Reid
Catherine
St Elizabeth’s
Convent Station
N. J
Margaret Hennessy
James
Sacred Heart Church
New St Joseph's Cemetery
John Kelly
Railroad Hill Street
St Patricks’ Church
Father Laffini
Mary Shannahan
J. M. Daly
P. F. Bowe
Grattan
May A. Lawlor
John Sax
Lawrence Lawlor
John Miller
May Loane
Armbruster
John Cummings
Elizabeth Gillon
James Markham
Monument to Russian dead unveiled at Port Arthur
Port Arthur witnessed a memorial unveiling to Russian dead erected by Japan. The monument stands at Antzeshan among the graves of more Russians who fell in battle. Russia was represented by I L Gerngros, with emperor resolutions forwarded for adoption.
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Port Arthur
Sune
Japan
Antzeshan
Il Gerngros
Connecticut Pharmaceutical association meets in Odd Fellows hall
Morning session discusses liquor question and officer elections led by President-elect R. C. Walker. Traveling members form Traveling Men's auxiliary. officers named Adolph Wolff to lead, with J. H. Denby and E. X N. Richardson in key roles. Afternoon events include a hot air balloon style pig race, a ball game in Reidville, and a lengthy debate over excise laws with a mild curtailment proposal for drugstore liquor sales.
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Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Elton
R. C. Walker
P. J. Garvan
Bethel
Clarence Spalding
New Haven
J. B. Ebbs
Carl Cyrus
Bridgeport
Legislative Committee
Walker
Connecticut Association
Hartigan
Pharmaceutical Houses
J. F. Kenney
Hartford
Char
R. W. Emery
E. X N. Richardson
Waterbury
Menara Sohni
Newton
van Bueren
New York
Weber
Buell
Apothecaries’ Hall
Naugatuck
Whittemore
Questapauga
Reidville
Workers Return to American Thread Plant Strike Action
At Williamsene June 1 a portion of spooling department workers resume daily duties while most picket at a vacant lot on the city outskirts. The 156 strikers form a committee and hold talks with plant management’s knitting department heads without reaching an agreement. They protest piecework pay as higher in other mill parts and seek fairer schedules. Massive physician gathering occurs June 16 at the Maseem building with Dr. Thomas F. Har discourse at the forefront.
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Willimasne
American Thread Co
Gnishiog
Piiecework
Ueir
Maseem Beilding
Thomas F. Har
Forearon
Killoughey Will Case Hearing Details Emergent
Testimony by nurse Catherine Doyle describes Mrs Kil loughey from November 1906 to January 1907. Witnesses defend the deceased against liquor abuse claims and recount her last arrangements, including a memorial window for St Patrick’s and a 1906 bank book incident involving Father Gleeson.
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Killoughey
Catherine Doyle
Grandview Avenue
Mrs Killoughey
Mrs Whalen
Mra Whalen
Miss Doyle
St Patrick's Church
Father Gleeson
Whalen
Thomas P. Hutchinson
John Moriarty
Lawrence Bovalley
Catherine Jal
Annie Begnal
Kilynas
Miss Begnal
St Patrick's
Joseph M. Gleeson
Father Greeson
Kiloughey
Tecoma
Washington
Mr. Killoughey
Margaret Webb Whalen
Kate
Jennie
Jesus Christ
Heat Prostration at Waterbury Brass Company Factory
Joseph Lazarski, an employee at Waterbury Brass Co, collapsed from heat. He vomited violently and wandered through the factory before being taken to Waterbury Hospital in critical condition. by afternoon he showed slight improvement. His home is 60 James Street.
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Waterbury Brass Co
Waterbury Hospital
Lazerski
Masics
A. A. Crane
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James Street
Trinity Graduation Honors Miss Louise Holohan of This City
Miss Louise Catharine Holohan daughter of Marine Holohan of Union street was graduated Tuesday from Trinity College Washington D C She was editor of the college class book and helped make the Trinity magazine outstanding She received her diploma from the Convent de Notre Dame in 1903 She was the only Connecticut girl in this year s class Cardinal Gibbons conferred the degrees and Victor J Dowling of New York gave the address Alumni elected her corresponding secretary for the ensuing year The ceremony was attended by Mr and Mrs Charles Jackson and Dr and Mrs James A Grady now on their wedding trip
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Louise Catharine Holohan
Marine Holohan
Union Street
Trinity College
Washington
D. C
Holohan
Trinity Magazine
Convent de Notre Dame
Connecticut
Victor J. Dowling
New York
Alumnie Association
Charles Jackson
Hillside Avenue
James A. Grady
Empress Victoria Falls During Ride in Potsdam
Empress Augusta Victoria fell from her horse while riding with the emperor in Potsdam. She suffered no injury and was escorted to the new palace in a cab.
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Empress
Potsdam
Empress Augusta Victoria
New Palace
Letter sparks indignation over Catholic author claim
Mrs Kil lough ey and Father Gleeson exchange a reply to a contested letter. Gleeson, writing for Mrs Kil lough ey, consoles Margaret Webb Whalen for living apart from relatives. Mrs Kil lough ey questions who authorized the preaching, warns of potential divergence from church, and urges reconciliation with God.
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Gleeson
Undertaker Lunny Served With Warrant Over Buried Remains
State health official Hoadley served papers on Undertaker Arthur H Lunny for violating a state law by holding remains without a permit. Lunny traveled to Naugatuck to surrender and the case is set for Friday. He defended his actions saying a Bridgeport permit and medical examiner Crane’s advice justified burial.
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Heath Omcer Hoadley
Arthur H. Lunny
Lunny
Naugatuck
Gavin
Bridgeport
Daniel Rafferty, Jr
John Brophy
John Cummings
Longmeadow Pond
Crane
Mra
Anderson
Longmeadow
Hitchcock Case May Go to Jury With Chanler as Witness
June 10 report on Raymond Hitchcock's trial in the supreme court with indictments from three young girls. William Astor Chanler may be called as a defense witness to challenge Helen von Hagen's testimony about a visit to Hitchcock's Great Neck home where Chanler was alleged to be present and later denied being there.
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Osestity
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Supreme Court
Wiliam Astor Chanler
Helen von Hagen
Hitchcock
Great Neck
William Chanler
Chanler
Hitchcock Place
Race Track Bills pass despite slim support in Albany
This afternoon both race track gambling bills cleared their house with under one hundred votes in favor. They are expected to reach the senate tomorrow where their fate remains uncertain.
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Albany
Senate
Red River Flood Breaks Levee Submerges Crops
Grand Cane reports Red River breached the levee near Weardale flooding 25,000 acres of growing crops and drowning stock. The update arrives as flood conditions threaten further damage in the region.
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Grand Cane
Louisiana
Bews
Weardale
Smuch Stork
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