Veto Ends Bill For Windsorville and Hast Hartford Street Ry
Hartford May 28 Governor Woodruff used his veto power for the first time in the current session, returning without signature a bill authorizing the Windsorville and Hast Hartford Street railway company. He cited questionable capital formation and a public interest concern, signaling a halt to such practices. The assembly planned adjournment actions, with prorogation date set for June 19. Controversy over Middletown Insane retreat trustee also drew attention, as E Irving Bell was named to replace Gildersleeve with other trustees reappointed.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Woodruff
Windsorville and Hast
Hartford Street Railway Company
Senate
Middletown
E. Irving Bell
Gildersleeve
Murderess Recovers After Sentence In Bridgeport
Mrs Catherine Neil who was sentenced to five years or more in Wethersfield prison for killing her husband Joseph during a quarrel in a Greenwich hotel last December had regained her composure this morning and showed no serious effects of her collapse. She was carried fainting from the courtroom after the sentence and will remain several days at the county jail before removal to the state prison.
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Neil
Bridgeport
Catherine Neil
Wethersfield
Joseph
Greenwich
Fire in Metropolitan Hotel Suffocates Two People
A hotel fire in Utica New York at the Metropolitan hotel this morning caused the suffocation of Annie Sullivan a chambermaid and Geo A James a guest from Clinton. Several others were overcome and there were narrow escapes. The property loss was small.
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Utica
N. Y
Metropolitan Hotel
Annie Sullivan
Geo A. James
Clinton
Mrs McKinley Dying After Paralysis Stroke
Mrs McKinley, wife of the late President, suffered a paralytic stroke at Canton Ohio and was unconscious with no hope of recovery, according to her attending physician. Also reports note discovery of Indian relics in Johnston Rhode Island and a planned silver service and bronze tablet gift for the battleship Rhode Island, with Governor Higgins presenting them in Newport. President will attend the Annapolis crew race as the first time he views the event from the presidency.
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Canton
McKinley
Brunswick
Johnston
R. 1
Providence
Charles A. Coggeshall
Rhode Island Citizens’ Historical’ Association
Coggeshall
Bowdoin College
Rhode Island
Navy Department
Higgins
Newport
Breethra Navy Yard
Annapolis
Th & Pew
Pew
Connecticut Weather Forecast Appears Unclear
A fragmented forecast from Connecticut suggests fair conditions in parts of the area with local showers possible. The scattered text indicates changing weather, with potential showers affecting portions of the state.
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Connecticut
Worth
Governor Hughes pushes New York recount bill in mayoral case
Albany May 23 Governor Hughes sent a special message urging passage of a New York recount bill. The measure would provide judicial procedure for recounting ballots in the McClellan Hearst mayoralty election in New York City. He recommends the legislature postpone adjournment until after the bill becomes law.
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Hughes
Albany
N. Y
New York
New York City
Rail Road Strike Breaks Up as New Men Put to Work
New Haven May 23 Indications are the Connecticut division strike on the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad is breaking up as workers desert the strikers and outsiders seek jobs. The company plans to reinforce sections once danger of disturbance passes, with Saybrook and other points seeming to remain quiet.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven
Hartforrd
Connecticut
Saybrook
Yale Manager Resigns Over Dining Hall Costs
Yale University announces Captain A. Smoke retires as dining hall manager and notes a 25 cent weekly rise in board per man amid a 12 percent average price increase for food. The change aims to cover rising expenses across food and supplies.
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Yale
New Haven
A. Smoke
Yale University
Whiskey Price Movement at Cineinanti Market
A fragment from May 28 reports whiskey prices in Cineinanti amid a market contestation. The note notes a price shift and local reaction, reflecting unsettled supply and demand conditions in the period.
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Poe
Kuroki Tours Boston and Cambridge in Busy Schedule
Baron General Kurokiarose today to a strenuous program of sightseeing and official calls in Boston and Cambridge. He breakfasted at the Touraine with Mayor Fitzgerald and Governor Guild then toured the state house Harvard University, greeted by crowds and officials, ending with a Japanese reception at the executive chamber.
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Boston
Kuroki
Cambridge
Hotel Touraine
Touraine
Fitzgerald
Guild
Henry L. Higginson
Harvard
State House
Harvard University
Japan
Massachusetts
Governor Guild
Senate
Estate administrator sought for the Plume estate
An application for the appointment of an administrator on the estate of the late David N. Plume was filed in the probate court today. Colonial Trust Company asks for an administrator as executor, naming Frank C. Plume, Mrs Emily Plame Evans, Miss Jeanette Hancock of New York City, and John S. His as attorney for representation. Notice will be given to all concerned to attend the hearing if they choose.
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David N. Plume
Colonial Trust Company
David
Plame
Frank C. Pine
Emily Plame Evans
Frank C
John Gary Evans
South Carolina
Jeanette Hancock
New York City
John 8
Damages and Divorce Actions Reported in Court
Frank Pleasant sues Waterbury Brass for 5000 in damages claiming a work accident injury. Frank Fantanna losses 50 dollars nominal damages with 48.55 costs against American Brass and others. One divorce action, Mary Rhodes v Clarence Rhodes, noted for tomorrow. Metropolitan religious meeting notes and a Chicago political interview mention tariff politics and a Senate candidate.
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Frank Pleasant
Waterbury Brass Company
Pleasant
Frank Fantanna
American Brass Company
Plaintff
Mary A. Rhodes
Clarence D. Rhodes
Wright Quits Tokyo Amid Widest Public Grief
May 23 Tokyo reports General Luke Wright resigns as American ambassador to Japan. The Asahi plans editorial calling public sentiment deeply regretting his brief tenure. Belgrade May 23 Turkish garrison at Uskub deserts with about 1,000 men after claiming bad food and harsh conditions. Fifty have been captured and rail links to Saloniki connect the trade hub home to 20,000 Turks Albanians Servians Bulgarians Greeks.
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Tokyo
Luke Wright
Japan
Asahi
Belgrade
Servia
Uskub
Uskub 5
Saloniki
Look Out For Crooks On Circus Day In Town
A warning to residents about thieves exploiting circus day crowds. The piece cites past pickpocketing and bunco incidents during shows in Springfield and Bridgeport, urging people to guard money and valuables amid expected crowds and delayed trains. Constable Jim Lunny and partner Cam Rigney are named in recollections of past losses.
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Jim Lunny
Buffalo Bit
Springfield
Bunco
Bridegport
Springfeld
Barnum & Bailey
Jim
Cami Rigney
Lunny
No Trace of Robarts Disappearance puzzles friends
George Robarts vanished after leaving a business to attend a Ziks meeting on a Friday evening. Despite inquiries across the state his fate remains unknown and his bank accounts show no financial motive. His father arrived from Bogota to help with the search as authorities issue a nationwide alert.
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George Robarts
Ziks
Bogota
N. J
Elke
Thomas Ros
Waterbury
A. W. Casle
Elks
Robarts
Father Giv es Up Wilbraham Missing Wesleyan Freshman
Wilbraham Massachusetts May 23 The search for William Carroll a Wesleyan academy freshman missing since Monday afternoon was renewed with a systematic plan led by State Officer F I Flynn Only about ten students and a few teachers aided as yesterday's expedition exhausted most and forced rest The party plus Glendale residents dragged nearby brooks and checked the reservoir Charles F Carroll of Rowe father of the missing boy who had been at the scene earlier returned home today believing his son is dead.
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Wilbraham
Mass
William Carroll
Wesleyan Academy
F. I. Flynn
Academy
Glendale
Wilbrathwn
Charles F. Carroll
Rowe
Ind
Organ Grinder Refuses Gold Coin as Girl Demands Return
An Irish girl gave a half sovereign to an Italian organ grinder on Exchange Place. The man claimed ignorance when the coin vanished from his tin cup. Officer Hugh Flaherty detained them at the station where the grinder finally returned the coin after protest.
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Exchage Place
Hugh Flaherty
Bear Currans Dry Goon
Exchange Place
Striking Railroad Workers Quiet in City After Mass Walkout
A large number of New Haven and Hartford section hands quit yesterday over pay raises and gathered in Brooklyn and lower Bank street. Police reported no trouble as most workers did not report for duty, though some gangs remained idle. Strikers discussed the situation and appeared content with days off, while police noted quiet at headquarters and around the yards.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Brooklyn
Lower Bank Street
Police
Two More Heirs Claim Judge Lowe Estate
Letters received last evening reveal two more heirs to the late Judge Lowe's estate. They allege descent from a brother of the deceased and seek a portion of the estate. One claimant resides in Jerney. his wife died years ago without issue, bringing total claimants to eight. The deceased's friends insist the heirs must prove their kinship, warning the process will be arduous and costly before any settlement.
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Lowe
Jerney
Senate approves two cent fare per mile bill
Albany May 23 The senate passed a bill setting passenger fares at two cents a mile for all railroads or railroad systems. the measure had already cleared the assembly and now goes to the governor.
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Albany
Senate
Gay
Assembly
Mulcahy School Plans Art Driven Spirit Week
At Mulcahy School teachers and pupils plan a spirit week program featuring art displays and performances. A realistic camp scene and a humorous sketch inspired by Washington Irving will be presented, highlighting Ichabod Crane and a quaint hausfrau character.
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Mulcahy School
Will Horseman
Washington Irving
Ichabod Crane
No One to Blame Inquiries Exonerate Dr Strong in Prison Inoculations
A Filipino committee reports no one is responsible for the Bilibid prison inoculation accident in which 13 of 24 prisoners died after being given attenuated plague cultures with cholera serum. It exonerates Dr R P Strong and notes a visiting scientist was briefly alone with Strong but not believed to have mixed deadly agents. The panel urges compensation for families and stronger safeguards to prevent recurrence.
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Manila
Bilibid
R. P. Strong
Bureau of Science
Strong
Billbid
Philippine Commission
St John's Association Banquet Highlights Musical Leaders
The St John's Association banqueted at Abagadasset club dining hall praising Isaac Beecher Clarke for leading the group and the Bucking ham Music Hall success. Toasts by Rey Jobn Lewis Jr Isaac Beecher Clarke William Hall Minor Sydney Quick Paul H Johnson and B J Medling marked the event with many attendees named.
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St John's Musical Association
Abagadasset Club
Levi Wilcox
Isaac Beecher Clarke
Clarke
Association
Buckingham Music Hall
Rey Jobn N. Lewis, Jr
William Hall Minor
Sydney Quick
Paul H. Johnson
B. J. Medling
George Cole
N. A. Olson
George G. Germaine
George W. Tyler
Albert Pott
F. T. Bartholomew
Rollin P. Clarke
George L Tompkins
Arthur Langley
Charles W
A. J. Nelson
and George E. Tuttle
City News Briefs On Marriages Meetings And Trolley Progress
The Shop Base Ball league managers plan a meeting tonight at the Boys' club. Miss Annie D Davis and Fred A Riley wed May 7 by Rev J E O'Brien of Immaculate Conception parish and will live on State street. Negotiations start to settle the $6000 breach of promise judgment against Alfred Viger of Pittsfield with interest and costs. a settlement is expected. Consolldated road car arrives in Waterbury en route to Derby Naug stock, possibly opening in July. officials Fier Seymour Wilcox and Superintendent Wales inspect trolley lines and routes, including a visit to Waterville. Try a Democrat Want Ad.
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Shop
Annie D. Davis
Fred A. Riley
J. E. O'Brien
Immaculate Conception Parish
State Street
Emma Pilon
Alfred Viger
Pittsfield
Mass
Waterbury
Derby
Naugstock
Abe
Fier
Seymour and Wilcox
Wales
Waterville
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Page Item
A garbled OCR text fragment appears to describe a local news item with unclear details and names. The readable portions reference people and places in a non coherent sequence, lacking a clear event or outcome to anchor a concise summary.
Robbins Elects Deputy Commander At New Haven Encampment
New Haven May 23 Army veterans gathered for a theater encampment opening with a large turnout. John A Attelle of Mansfield Middletown won the depot commander's post by seven votes, defeating Griswold of Admiral Foote New Haven. Officers elected include George Robbins Waterbury vice commander Horace Pax Hartford junior vice commander Levi Jewett Cobalt medical sergeant William Hilton Chaplain Patrick Marr New Haven delegate-at-large to the national encampment at Springs September 9. Delegates chosen include George Ay White Norwich Christian Danbury George Greenman Norwich William Milton Wilbur George Sinclair Milford Roger Baldwin Milford.
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New Haven
John A. Attelle
Mansfield Middletown
Griswold
Foote
George Ay White
Norwich
Christian
Danbury
George Greenman
William Milton
Wibury
George Sinclair
Roger
Baldwin
Milford
Gala Week Gala Week for Parniture Buyers
A local furniture store promotes a gala week with a large inflow of stock on display and available for packing and delivery to customers leaving the city. The ad touts low prices, high quality, and a variety of bedroom furnishings including brass finished beds and related items.
Seashore Cottage Furnishings Sale Boosts Delivery Promise
A Connecticut stock sale highlights brass trimmed furniture and white iron beds, with two part sets and oak dressers. The ad touts heavy iron, double woven wire, all cotton mattresses, and beveled French mirrors. It promises low prices and instant delivery via trolley express, free delivery, and notes Portor suits are popular this season.
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Vasa
Connecticut
Trolley Express
Seashore
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William R. Hearst
Trouel
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Jamnual
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Vienas
Christian Sobdiers
Cuburc
Puerfhaus
Secer
Chicago
United States
A. J. Mopkine
Cannes
Wright
Will
Wild West
Kindrogan Estate
ST John's Association
City News
Upson
Bank
St. Aover the Upson Jewelry Co
Robbins
Wm Milton
Mahon
Lewis
Bank Street
Brass
Martin
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