Sister Ends Fruitless Quest for Justice Pieces Missing
A fragmented report notes a sister unable to witness justice as details crumble. The text mentions unclear names and events, with references to a Monday arrival and local mouths speculating on a legal outcome amid garbled phrases.
Fires in Twenty Minutes Engage Firemen
In a short span of twenty minutes, fires broke out at the Gimner Store Ca after it was locked, causing smoke and minor chaos as firemen responded. An incident involved a child bitten in the store as matches toppled, with Samo Bender noted in the aftermath.
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Fairfield catalog of books and authors misc entries
A fragmented list of authors and titles including The Crippandales Griffith Mrs M Hume Behind the Well in Persia and Sees a Je Emerson 50 7 Hing HC Laws of Human and Divine Mar gees Greek Architecture Samuel Drugging Wation and other names. The clipping references varied works and publishers with scattered names such as O Brien Emelish for Foreigners and The Little Gods by Vance J Srumee Bell Waller ME.
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Hume
Persia
Je. Emerson
Hing
Margees
Samuel
Wation
Bie Saaz
Blandford
Mass
Wright
Ree
Buepan
Herman
Swrinnies
Altsheler
J. A. Young Heinech
Ivanhoe
Roach and water bug issue cited in kitchen belief
Fragmentary text notes a belief about tolerating roaches in the kitchen and fears of discovery by others. The fragment implies a household concern about pests and masking the issue from family members. The source appears broken and lacks clear names or places.
Trade talk urges stronger ties with Latin America
United Press reports Denver on August 11 that John Barrett, head of the Bureau of American Republics, urged better trade relations with South America at a Trans-Mississippi Congress. He emphasized open markets, first-class steamship service, U.S. controlled capital, and familiarity with Latin American habits to boost commerce.
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United Press
Denver
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
South America
Trans-Minlesippi Congress
Messenger
United States Cap
Nati Eos Tecesaary
United States
Cpi
Pion Lottaes
Orient
Europe
Asia
City Court Ratifies Ban On Train Riding
The city court ruled a ban on train riding as an offense. Frederick Matrdam and James of Boston faced jail or a monetary fine. The judge refused leniency, converting the sentence to a $5 fine with costs, and since their capital totaled six cents, they must spend three days in jail.
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Ding
Frederick Matrdam
James
Boston
Leonard Ament
Delightful Weekday Steamer Excursions to Port Jefferson
The matinee excursions run every weekday afternoon on the steamer from Park City to Port Jefferson this season. One hour thirty minute ride each way, arriving in Bridgeport at 6 pm with time to roam the village. Special tow fare, half fare for children over five, five free. Sale begins Thursday. Also Metex & Cos big store inventory sale promoting wholesale clearance of original cost goods. Extra trousers promoted at Hud Clothing House Main and Bank Streets. South Bend Watch advertised by D A Parker Arcade jeweler with claim of strong after sale support.
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Jefferson
Forfield
Pom
Bridgeport
Port Jefferson
Ampis
Metex & Cos
Hud
Cormec
Main
Bank Streets
South Bend
D. A. Parker
Arcade
Etsy
Oyster Set Admitted Poor by Long Island Oyster Men
The New Haven Journal-Courier reports that oyster growers in Long Island Sound and Providence River deem this year a total failure for oyster set. Senator Franklin I. Homan of the American Oyster Co. says spawn typically appears by mid late July and must develop before winter. if none appear by August 15, prospects are nil. Mansfield of F Mansfield & Son and Lancraft Bros. echo the doom, citing unusual cold springs and sudden cold spells as likely causes. State inspectors note no real set along Bridgeport and Stratford beds, forecasting extended impact on supply for four years.
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New Haven Journal-Courier
Long Island Sound
Theer
Providence
Franklin I. Homan
American Oyster Company
Annsa
Frank Mansfield
F. Mansfield & Son
Fair Haven
Senator Homan
Ealls
Henry
Lancraft
Lancraft Brothers
Bridgeport
Stratford
Lewis
Con- Eveucat
Repair shops on full time in New Haven
In New Haven aug 1 it was reported in railroad circles the repair shops would be put on full time baste beginning about September 1 as the rush of repair work on locomotives and freight cars increases the present force. The machine department works six days eight hours while car repairers have been five days eight hours. Managers expect car work to be extended to full day hours. The company aims to have motive power in good condition for fall freight traffic amid rising business and more active traffic. Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended by a Wayne West Virginia customer for kidney relief. F B Brill local agent 135
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Geome
Mechanical Department
New Haven
Readville
Oil Replevined in Fish Suits in New Harbor
In New Harbor on August 18, Alich Anderson of Union Bay Burlap and Brokers Co Woonsocket replevined 269 barrels of Osh oil from Deputy Sheriff John W Hutt under attachment in suits by Short Beach residents against Atlantic Trapping Co The bond was initially refused by Sheriff Hutt who said neither Mr nor Mrs Anderton were residents but transients The court granted a new replevin bond of 15080 with property ownership collateral and maturity set before 2 pm August 8
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HL. iAnderson
Union Bay, Burlap and Brokerage Co
Woonsocket
RT. Xesterday
Sherif John W. Hutt
Kelsey's Island
Short Beach
Atlantic Trapping Co
Union Bay, Burlap and Brokerars Co
Sheriff Hutt
Mary Anderton
Burpee
Mill Hand Expected to Die in Calamitous Illness
A mill hand, described as gravely ill with bronchine and consumption, faces impending death as doctors reportedly give up hope. The brief note references a Webster hearing of tots and uncertain medical prognosis.
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Webster
EH Dillon and Co. We Meet With Samara Team
EH Dillon and Co meets with Samara team to discuss a business partnership. Negotiations focus on supply terms, pricing, and potential joint ventures.双方 explore options for collaboration and potential market expansion.
Constitution Not Easy to Amend in Past Debates
Historical notes examine how constitutional amendments were proposed and sent to states. It covers two thirds voting rules, quorum issues, and debates in 1820 1833 and 1870 about whether amendments require two thirds of all members or only those voting, plus whether the President must assent to amendments and related parliamentary questions.
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States
Congress
Senate
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House
Gret Congress
Asher Hinds
Hind
Mays
Committee of Conference
Garrett Davis
Kentucky
Durthe
Gman Trumbull
Illnois
Buchanan
Breckenridge
Hinds
George S. Boutwell
Massachusetts
George W. Woodward
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Notification to Congress on Ratification of 60th Amendment
The message notified Congress of the promulgation of the ratification of the 60th amendment. It noted the unusual step but emphasized the subject's importance and urged Congress to use all powers to promote education in the country.
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Congress
Storm Hits Walnut and Laurel Beaches. Coast Damaged
A three day storm brought high tides and rough seas along Walnut and Laurel beaches near Bridgeport. Damage was limited overall but boards from the Walnut beach boardwalk were ripped away and a Pier was washed, while Walnut Beach residents George and Ieorge Wright endured pounding waves and a lengthy rescue by local seafarers. A rescue effort involving Amos Thompson and others saved the Wrights, who were later returned home. Fair weather is forecast for tomorrow.
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Walnut Beach
Walnut
Laurel Beaches
Bridgeport
Colenee Eech Company
Broadway
Laurel Beach
George Wright
Waterbury
Long Inland Sound
Tey
Wetnut Beach
Housatonic
Stratford
Amos Thompson
Milford Point
Thompson
Louie Brown
Fourth Street
Welter Merwin
Alfred Baldwin
Wrights
Weinut Beach
Telegraph rate hike targets cipher messages
Telegraph companies announce a new schedule effective September 1 raising rates for cipher messages. General use of the code system has slowed traffic. ciphered messages will be charged five letters per word unless built from dictionary words. Domestic messages only face the increase. cable ciphers are exempt.
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Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Payrolls Normal Again in Meriden
Meriden officials report payrolls returning to normal as business expands, with rising savings bank deposits and more accounts opened. London subway system now spans over 144 miles with frequent crossovers, enabling easy travel underground. A scientist notes kro light carries three times as many ultraviolet rays than previously believed, potentially affecting Balenean seats and related areas.
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Meriden
Aus
Amar
Mountain light display and odd reflections noted
Fragmented text describes a rare natural light display on a mountain and mentions historical terms like piccionecto. It also includes unrelated conversations and jokes about doctors, coins, eggs, and a cashier, blending varied snippets without a clear single event.
Kansas Primary Law Draws Political Attention
Governor Stubbs spoke on the Kansas primary law amid a political discussion. Reporters noted the law’s discussion began with debate over its details and projected impact on elections.
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