Lehigh Valley Railway to be controlled by Reid Moore syndicate
The Reid Moore Syndicate will gain practical control of the Lehigh Valley Railway at the January 18 annual meeting. W. H. Moore D. G. Reid and E. B. Moore named on the directors ballot, replacing two directors who declined. Frederick Jontan died at his Madison Avenue home, survived by wife and one son. funeral at St Michael's Cemetery.
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United Press
New York
Reid-Moore
Igh Valley Railway
Lehigh Valley
W. H. Moore
Daniel G. Reid
E. 8
Frederick Jon Tan
Madison Avenue
Anton Delger
Order of Eagles
St. Michael's Cemery
Piles Quickly Cured Offer Promises Free Trial Package
An ad urges men and women to send name and address for a free trial of Pyramid Pile Cure claiming rapid relief from piles without surgery. It promises a 50 cent drugstore box after trial and warns against operations, asserting the remedy reduces inflammation and sores and makes piles disappear.
Free Package Coupon Promise From Ramid Drug Co
A garbled old request offers a free package coupon by mailing a filled form to Ramid Drug Company in Marshall Michigan. The text is fragmented but suggests sending name, coupon, and address to receive a free mid product by mail.
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Ramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Woman's Heroism in Vain: Hungarian Immigrant Faces Deportation
Mrs Martha Paul arrived from Hungary a month ago, suffers rheumatism and was moved to St Vincent's hospital yesterday. She has no money or friends to help, making her a public charge. She left husband and two children abroad and hoped to work to send for them. She landed with only $5 and is 41, room at 105 Johnson Street.
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Martha Paul
Hungary
St. Vincent's Hospital
Johnson Street
One Survivor of Drowning Crew Reported
London Dec 2 The sinking of the steamship Congress after a collision with an unknown vessel left all but one presumed dead. A survivor recounted being rescued from the sinking ship as it plunged rapidly, with the doctor and crew unable to escape.
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United Press
London
Congress
Fraternal News Highlights Local Lodge Prizes and Officers
The Fraternal News reports a Ne ged Work City lodge NEOP held a prize series with H C Terpenny and Mrs John E Lyddy taking capital prizes and H C Schultzer the consolation prize. Grand Secretary Jeremiah Wall of New Haven attended. Officers elected include ward en Mrs J T Kers vice ward en H S Terpenny Mary, William A Parsons financial secretary John E Lydd treas A H Nelson chaplain Mrs H Terpenny guide Mrs Mary Owen guardian H C Schutes, itines W H Reilley trustee. Golden Hill Council No 22 F B A plans an initiation and entertainment with Miss Mageerty and Gimuagea of Waterbury and Mrs Wm J Mead of North.
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Work City Lodge
H.S. Terpenny
Gilbert
J. G. Rosell
Julia L. Donoven
Carrie Kirke
J. E.lyddy
C. O. Sniffen
W. A. Parsons
A.C. Strombeck
J. T. Reckfers
H. C
Railway Official May Go to China as U S Minister
Washington December rumor centers on Frederick A. Delano, president of the Wabash railway, as a potential U S minister to China. Delano reportedly declined the post once offered to John Hay Hammond, with no confirmation from the state department. Wall Street speculates on his suitability to fill the vacancy left by Crane's move to new duties.
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China
U. S
Washington
Frederick A. Delano
Wabash Railway
Delano
John Hays Hammond
Selney Nee Nad
Caelington
State Department
Wall Street
Crane
Chicago
Irish tenor Fiske O’Hara greets Knights group
Fiske O’Hara, a popular Irish tenor, appears in a production linked to an Irish life theme. He is welcomed by a Knights of Columbus delegation from local and distant councils, who present a bouquet and note appreciation.
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Fiske O'Hara
Kentucky
Erin
the Knights of Columbus
U S Ready to Step In If Needed in Nicaragua Crisis
The State Department and U S officials discuss punitive action against Zelaya allies for violence that killed American citizens. They warn Zelaya could trigger internal war, say marines may be landed if Americans are threatened, and anticipate Estrada’s imminent presidency as the turning point. Knox vows to hold Zelaya responsible for American safety.
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State Department
Zelaya
Cannon
Grace
Irias
Nicaragua
Estrada
Dr. Castrillo
Knox
United States
Stamp Campaign Opens Briskly in Fairfield
Fairfield Anti-Tuberculosis group launches stamp sale with a decorated automobile driving through the city. Nurses Misa Finnegan and Miss Sullivan travel by car to place stamps in stores and recruit booths, aided by Miller Motor Car Co decorations and local volunteers.
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Fairfield Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Misa Finnegan
Miss Sullivan
Miller Motor Car Co
F. J. Abercrombie
Neill M. Muirhead
Acting Governor Sees Ludlow Evictions by Masters
Lieutenant Governor Louis A. Frothingham visited Ludlow as state investigators examined the Ludlow Manufacturing Associates evictions. About 400 workers and families, aided by 300 deputies and Pinkertons, faced removal as homes were emptied and furniture carried out. Some victims fear for a newborn and ailing residents.
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United Press
Springfield
Mass
Louis A. Frothingham
Commonwealth
Draper
Ludlow
Ludlow Manufacturing Associates
Norman H. White
Brookline
Frothingham
Ludlow Company
Joseph Hudick
Western Street
Central Labor Union
Lodge of Sorrow Observed by Bridgeport Elks at Jackson's
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks observes the Lodge of Sorrow on next Sunday evening at Jackson's Theatre due to large membership. Memorial Committee Archibald McNeill Jr., Thomas Cunningham, Elbert Hull, John Nevins, and Isaac Moss prepared a program led by Hon. William J Malone. Tickets are being distributed. members without tickets may obtain them at the upcoming meeting or coal offices.
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Jackson’s Theatre
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
Lodge of Sor
State Street
Jackson's Theatre
Archibald McNeill, Jr
Thas. J. Cunningham
Elbert O. Hull
John J. Nevins
Isaac Moss
William J.malone
Bristol
Conn
New England
Judge Malone
Bridgeport
Eee
Amee Ee Eee
St Josephs Dance at Eagles hall to aid Elks
A damaged notice describes annual lodge events with Elks admission at Cu House on Sunday and seating allocations for widows and dec members. It notes a dance at Eagles hall with Joney's orchestra, running late, and that a charity fair will be run as in past years with public seating limited.
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Elks
Dec
McNeil and Sons Coal
Main Street
St. Joseph's
Eagles’ Hall
Joney
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New Land
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Gimuagea
Waterbury
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Mra
Wm. J. Mead
North
Knights OF Columbus
Howard Shears
Henry C. Dubois
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Henry Wood
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Thing’s Shoe Store
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