Naugatuck News Highlights Local Life and Elections
Mrs Esther Sabin of Des Moines died at her home. she once taught in Naugatuck while Henry Sabin led local schools. Updates include band rehearsal, a card party, and plumbers forming a football team. Local politics focus on Democratic primaries October 10 and a county caucus result.
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Esther Sabin
Henry Sabin
Des Moines
Miss Rather Hotchkiss
Naugatuck
Sabin
E. E. Hotchkiss
Frank HH. Judd
Calvin Hotchkiss
Eugene V. Debs
Waterbury
Highland
Democratic Town Committee
Justices of the Peace
Young American Brass Band
Arno
Rubber City Lodge
N. BE
O. P
Pythian Hall
Page & Co's
Harry Edwards
Columbia
Reynolds Bridge
Columbias
Salem
Union City
Court Unity
F. of A
Foresters’ Hall
Red Men's Hall
Red Men's Hall Association
Prentzel
Henry Newton
Boston
Mass
District Court of
Cowell
George W. Barnett
Sharon
Central Avenue School
I. A. Morse
Church Street
Walter
Waterville social notes and local notices in brief
Fred Clay of Hotchkissville visits Welch street relatives while Henry Gagain starts work in the Buffing room at American Pin Co. Walter Creighton moves to Waterbury with household goods. John Roechler of Ober & Newell conducts business with American Pin Co. Waterville Engine Co. forms a committee for a private smoker this month. St Michael's drum corps enjoyed a successful dance at Good Will hall with six visiting drum corps in the parade.
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Fred Clay
Hotchkissville
Welch Street
Henry Gagain
American Pin Co
Walter Creighton
Fairmount
Waterbury
John Roechler
Ober
Tex & Newell
Waterville Engine Company
St Michael's
Good Will Hall
Young Taft Receives Yale Junior Honors at New Haven
At Yale University Taft, son of Judge William Howard Taft, is named among freshmen entrance honors and junior appointments. He earns a philosophical oration for the first half of his junior year and is listed among English composition honors. Taft previously led his class after the June exam.
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Taft
Yale
New Haven
Robert Alphonso Taft
William Howard Taft
Taft Club
Max O. Parry
County appoints ex Lieutenant Governor as treasurer
Bridgeport officials named Edwin O. Keeler of Norwalk county treasurer to fill the vacancy from Judge Elmore Banks's resignation. In Hartford, trolley accident probe concluded Motor Man William Main was at fault and fired. Other notes include raspberries found in Portland and a Danbury sermon addressing no license.
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Bridgeport
Edwin O. Keeler
Norwalk
Elmore S. Banks
Fairfield
Portland
George Wilcox
Wilcox
New Haven
Frank H. Peck
E. A. Burgess
Hartford
Punderford
Connecticut Co
Jordan Lane
Wethersfield
William D. Main
Thomaston
Walter J. Shanley
Danbury
Father Shanley
Collinsville
C. P. Rivers
Canton
New England Road
Rivers
Worcester
Mass
William Templeton
Fuller
Templeton
Walter H. Clark
Ansonia
Tabernacle Baptist Church
R. L. Kemp
T. Martin
Richmond
Kemp
Taft Addresses Working Men in Denver Parade
Excerpts from Taft speeches on his Denver to Omaha trip describe his vigorous labor views and attacks on Gompers and Bryan. He argues records show Republicans favored labor while accusing Democrats of misrepresentation to win labor support.
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Denver
Col
William J. Hrgan
William H. Taft
Taft
Union Station
Gompery
Democratic Party
Bryan
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Goirs
Omaha
Rumor of Hazing Death at State University
W E Smith, a State University student, disappeared Tuesday night in Lexington. Reported hazing by classmates led to claims he was bound and gagged in a box car at Queen and Crescent yards, with fear he died from hunger or thirst. Police and faculty are puzzled, and a sealed note warned to halt the investigation. Ernest Smith offered a $50 reward for information on his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
State University
W. E. Smith
Queen and Crescent
Smith
Ernest Smith
Black Hand
The
Young Smith
Independence League holds state convention in Boston
Members from across Massachusetts gathered in Boston for the Independence League state convention at Faneuil Hall. The event, held at 2 o'clock, featured Michael O'Neil of Boston unopposed for party leader with three contenders seeking the second spot as the campaign season remains largely quiet and the nominees little known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence League
Boston
Faneuf] Hall
Michael O'Neil
Fairbanks Attends Christening in Pittsburg Pa
Vice President Charles W Fairbanks attended the christening of his grandson Charles Warren Fairbanks 3rd in Pittsburg on October 3. It was his first meeting with the boy and he expressed pleasure at the moment The ceremony used water brought from the Jordan River by the family from Fairbanks of the city.
Rich Man's Daughter Volunteering for Relief Work
Chicago on October 3 Marie McKenna daughter of RE W McKenna second vice president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway plans to devote years to uplift the poor. She requested a list of Alton glass town families from the Provident society and will begin charity visits with her stepmother noting Marie seeks the first opportunity to help and stay occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Marie McKenna
Chicago
RE. W. McKenna
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad
Provident Society of
Alton
Casualtier
McKenna
Michigan Avenue
E. W. McKenna
Miss McKenn
Marie
Seattle
the Provident Society
Miss McKenna
Building a cofferdam on the Yankee wreck
Newport R I Oct 3 It was expected today that before darkness the coffer dam would be completed around the pierced compartment of the cruiser Yankee and pumping out the basin could begin at once. Pumps have run since the ship struck Spindle rock but headway was blocked. dam construction now allows movement efforts to proceed with tide and weather.
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Newport
R. L
Bustard’s Bay
Spring Water Seized For Bacteria Under Pure Food Law
Washington October 3. District Attorney Baker acting for the Department of Agriculture ordered the seizure of 300 cases and 100 hemijohns of a popular spring water for analysis. The water is alleged to contain excessive organisms including colon bacteria, an adulterant under the pure food act. Further seizures of similar waters are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington
Baker
Department of Agriculture
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