New Court Rule Prompts Preterm Conference for Prosecution
Under a new superior court rule prosecutors and assistants must be in their offices a week before opening. Assistant State's Attorney John P. Kellogg was in the courthouse today to confer with counsel on cases slated for the October term. The docket is long and covers diverse crimes including Mollusky charged with murder of trainman Meehan, with a commission to examine Mollusky’s mental condition amid rumors of insanity.
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Superior Court
John P. Kellogg Wan
Court House
Men Mollusky
Meehan
Devine favored by Ed ward delegation at Democratic convention
The report says Thomas F. Devine II has solid support from the Edward delegation at the Democratic convention as he campaigns for the nomination and eyes a victory with Brooklyn residents hoping for his nomination. The Brooklyn Athletic Club seeks the state title, with coach Harry Bachel der guiding a fast improving eleven and manager Dunphy arranging a game soon. A trolley collision on Bank street near the American Brass Co. caused minor carriage damage but no major injuries.
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Thomas F. Devine II
Ed Ward
Devine
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Harry Bachelder
Dunphy
Frank Baumgartner
Bank Street
American Brass Co
Chicago
Bill Dwyer
Bill
Des Moines
Eddie Carmody
St Thomas
Joe Walsh
Villanova College
John Ryan
Dartmouth
Walter Legge
Villanova
Billy Spain
All Waterbury
Joe Bagley
Bill Cronan
Tim Madden
Dan Coss
Johnsons in a Kitchen Brawl Plead Guilty in City Court
Neighbors report Lemuel and Burt Johnson at 51 Vine Street fought in their kitchen. Both pleaded guilty to intoxication and breach of the peace, fined seven dollars plus costs each. William Lynch slept in a South Elm Street yard and was sentenced to ninety days for intoxication and common drunkard. Vitro Periello's Water Town Road club was raided. Periello charged with operating a saloon without a license. Case continued at counsel’s request. Several defendants settled breaches of peace with varying fines from one to ten dollars.
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Simon McCarthy
Lemuel
Burt Johnson
Vine Street
William Lynch
South Elm Street
Vitro Periello
Watertown Road
J. R. McCarthy
Vito
Periello
Frnd
Mae Hoffman
Fatal home coming in Montreal leaves two dead
Frances co Martaill hosted a gathering to celebrate returning from a railway camp when a row erupted. Martaill and guest Donato Caluori were shot and killed. Michael Catuort, 20, son of one victim, is under arrest for the double murder.
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Montreal
Que
Francesco Martaill
Martaill
Donato Caluori
Michael Catuort
City Hall Supper For Marys Hospital Draws Big Attendance
A City Hall supper for Marys Hospital is prepped with twenty five tables and high ticket sales. Listings name numerous hostesses and shift leaders, with donation points at many streets and homes for supplies before 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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City Hall
Mary's Hospital
Frank. Ryder
Frederick Snowman
M. J. Russell
Hammers
8. Brownell
F. Gallagher
J. Gandher
P. Kell
John O'Brien
M. Mahon
Stephen Wilby
M. T. Hayes
John Ryan
Lucien Wolff
Edward W. McDonald
Thomas Jackson
M. Biglowe
Nellie Farrell
John Neagle
James P. Morris
Charles A. Jackson
Frank Hodson
T. H. Hayes
Maris Bolan
James Lynch
Thomas Kilmartin
C. C. Russell
M. Joy
Kenyon
Frank Phalen
C. Maloney
Martin Quinn
T. C. O'Brien
J. P. McEvoy
Margaret Higgins
Fuller Street
Mahon
Baldwin Street
Waterville
D. McCarthy
Chestnut Avenue
Catherine Finn
Sperry Street
Beacon
Bridge Week Trolley Traffic In Hartford Estimated
Officials refrain from exact figures but estimates from the bridge week show about 170 000 five cent fares extra over three days. That suggests 40 000 to 50 000 distinct passengers entering Hartford for the event, with total fares near 350 000 when including ordinary travel.
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Hartford
Hartford Diocese Nominates Three Priests for Bishopric
After Bishop Tierney's funeral, the Hartford diocesan consul t ors and permanent rector nominated three priests for the vacant bishopric. The three names, not released publicly, will go to the New England bishops meeting in Boston led by Archbishop Connell for final selection.
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Hartford
Tierney
Province of
New England
Boston
Connell
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