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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1910

Page

14

Official Totals Of Votes From State Board Canvass

The State Board of Canvassers on Wednesday canvassed votes for Representative at large and other offices. Tilson led Republican gains. several senators and sheriffs shown with narrow margins. List includes judges of probate across Fairfield and Litchfield counties with multiple tight results and several contested districts.

State Board of Canvassers John Q. Tilson George P. Ingersoll Henry Higgins Hill Omas L. Reilly Congress Stiles Judson Peter Lawlor Las Charles FR. Lounsbury Garry Paddock Bailey Connor Fairfield County Volllmer Hawley Vollmer Pheonaea Middlebrooks Turkington Mills Tist Pioneers John Holster McNeil Dem Arnold Val Paddock Manwaring Rep Peck

Mellen Warns of Slower Business Across Rail Lines

President C S Mellen of the New Haven road and Boston Maine says there are clear signs of a recession in big business, though he is not a calamity proclaimer. He notes shrinking freight receipts and a general slowdown affecting railways and related industries, with Railroads among first to feel the impact.

C. S. Mellen New Haven Road Mellen New Haven Boston Maine New England New York State Pennsylvania Ontario Commerce Commission James J. Hill

Direct from makers sell stylish suits and overcoats

Five large stores operate modern tailor shops with no shutdowns and no middleman profits. Wholesale pricing claims to save customers five to ten dollars on men’s suits and overcoats bought directly from the makers.

Railroads Hold Back on Steel Orders Amid Recession Fears

A New York press denial credits Mr Hill and leading bankers with signaling no recession. Despite reports that railroads are big steel buyers, a steelmakers meeting led by Judge E B Gary of U S Steel states railroad purchases have been well below normal, suggesting roads are delaying orders to gauge a looming downturn.

New York BE. H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Gary Aeneae

Lords Will Have First Round Tomorrow

London report notes a bitter campaign with accusations of treason theft and lying and approaching elections in seventy English constituencies. Voters show apathy as Conservatives and Liberals clash over Lords and Commons with over 200 nominations cast and leaders Balfour and Chamberlain seated without opposition. The text also mentions Christ Church Watertown confirmations of fifteen students by Bishop Benjamin Brewster.

United Press London England Lords Commons A. J. Balfour Joseph Chamberlain Christ Church, Watertown Benjamin Brewster Colorado Chauncey Bunce Brewster Connecticut

President Tafts Son Confirmed Episcopal

Waterbury December 2 In a Taft Preparatory School class in Watertown Charles Taft son of the President is confirmed Episcopal joining his mother’s faith Miss Helen Taft also Episcopalian with Miss Ethel Roosevelt confirmed in Washington The piece mixes other unrelated anecdotes and opinions from various sources.

Waterbury Taft Preparatory School Watertown Episcopal Church Charles Taft Taft Helen Taft Washington Ethel Roosevelt Horace Dutton Taft

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