Prohibitionists Should Be Set Right Says Col Ruppert
Col Ruppert told the New York Brewers' Association convention that prohibitionists err by punishing the innocent and failing to distinguish between the alcoholic and the merely thirsty. He argued for fair, legitimate business, urged enforcement of the liquor law, and urged cooperation to curb abuses while preserving lawful trade. He cited Maine as a warning and urged the state to seek reform without penalizing sober consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Ruppert
New York
Jaco Ruppert
State of
Lsbos
Feeral
Eee
Willis Pdosrs
Neecsadly
Bpsiquem Mien
Pusinane
Gary Basis
Amny
I. Mime
Tlon
Uwe Tsene
Ben Spon
Nis Baer
Rick
Wal
Tners
Tee
Mine
Vermont
Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Newark
Pennsylvania
Maine
New York Stats Brewers’ Association
Interpellation over British seizure of Presidente Mitre
Buenos Ayres reports the chamber approved a demand to interpellate Germany on the British seizure of the passenger steamer Presidente Mitre. The event underscores tensions in wartime shipping and prompts questions of ownership and international response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Cham ‘Ber
Presidente Mitre
No Quinine Cold Cure Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for grippe and cold symptoms. It promises relief from nasal congestion headaches feverishness sore throat and stiffness after taking three doses every two hours. The copy notes the product costs 25 cents and should be substituted with none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Triest released thanks to Roosevelt appeal
Kenneth G Triest, a former Princeton student detained in Liverpool on espionage charges, owes his release largely to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt whose appeal to British ambassador Sir Cecil Spring-Rice helped secure his freedom. Triest’s father Wolfgang G Triest brought him from England and then to Oyster Bay to thank Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G.triest
Princeton
Liverpool
Theodore Roosevelt
Cecil Spring-Rice
Triest
Wolfgang G. Triest
New York
England
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Five Republicans Begin Second Terms In Council Monday
Five Republican aldermen start two year second terms when the common council meets Monday night, after being reelected in November. The list includes Joseph Stage, Robert Bilskeslee, Wenzel Steigler, Oliver Mle, and Vincent Whitney. Several others begin first terms or continue multiple-year service across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Robert N. Bilskeslee
William Cannch
Thomas Tiermey
Albert Grossarth
Harry M. Clarke
Charles Roder
William P. Carr
Warren H. Lewis
Frank J. Clancy
Robert SN. Blakeslee
John Toole
Daniel P. Harrigan
Andrew Roswell
Hiram & Winterburn
John ¥. Caldwell
Stagg
Cole
Whitney
Olson
Steigier
McFay
Den
Moran
New York Wholesale Prices for Farm Produce and Eggs
The list shows Sutter Creamery extras at 33 percent and 31 220 for airs, Eses Fresh gathered extra fine, various grades for eggs, dairy, and poultry. It covers hay, clover, straw, fruits like apples and pears with multiple varieties and prices, vegetables including potatoes, cabbages, cauliflowers, squashes, turnips, peppers, tomatoes, and greens, plus poultry dressed items and squabs with unit prices.
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Hennery
Hay—t Larse
Jonathan
Yorke Imperial
Anithy
Greenng
King
Northern Spy
Balawin
Pears
Bourre Bost
Bourre Claireesu
Beaurre d'Anjou
Sheldon
Howell
Lawrence
Kieffer
Bermuda
Maine
Amiens
Florida
Een Springs
Italian x on for Albania likely
In a parliamentary address Soanles, the Italian minister, indicated that an expedition to Ibanism may be sent soon. He stated that Italy would send a wave of words from the Adriatic coast to aid the Serbians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ital Wp
Ioreley
Soanles
Adriatic
Bridgeporter Patented Submarine Lighting Device
Bridgeport resident Benjamin B. Lewis a retired real estate dealer has been granted a patent for a lighting device for submersibles and small fast boats. The system uses electrical rays from storage batteries to illuminate water at distance, aiding detection of submarines and enabling a projectile discharge to puncture a submarine hull. Other Bridgeport patents listed include Edward B. Allen sewing machine form, Walter H. Bowman fire alarm, Edward F. Kelley friction device, and William S. McCarthy automobile shield.
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Benjamin B. Lewis
Froston Avenue
Bridgeport
Lewis
A. M. Wooster
Edward B. Allen
Walter H. Bowman
Edward F. Kelley
Fricton
William 5. McCarthy
Milford
Reply From Dr Shanley Sparks Danbury Controversy
A Danbury letter to the editor denounces Mrs C. Abbe for misrepresenting a circular about indulgences linked to Tetzel and Rome. Dr. Shanley defends Catholic doctrine, accuses Abbe of hypocrisy, and condemns attacks on the church as changing religious truth.
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Danbury
C. 8. Abbe
Shey
Fay
Letber
Catholic church defends truth against misrepresentation in Danbury
The text quotes a Catholic defender challenging Protestant historians and accusing them of calumny. It mentions an upcoming quotation from the Methodist Advocate about Pastor Russell and his photo-drama. It also reports the arrest of Mrs. Mabelle Fiside, 24, in Camden N J for allegedly poisoning and killing her two children, Mabel aged three months and Frank aged fourteen months, with a failed suicide attempt.
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Sudon
England
Germany
Hansell, Abbe & Co
Abbe
Danbury
Russell
Mabelle Fiside
Camden, N. 2
Mabel
Frank
Glad
Fire Bell Loaned To Shelton Sanatorium Alarm System
At a weekly tuberculosis commission meeting Dr. Willian M. Stockwell said Shelton presented to the State Sanatorium a bell formerly used at the fire station to aid the alarm system at the sanatorium. Also notices on bankruptcy: mma F. McNall of Greenwich adjudicated bankrupt. Moses Wilensky of Stamford discharged. A car crash near Siivermine involved Mr and Mrs Robert M Beardsley of Shelton and Mrs Beardsley’s parents. A miscellaneous report from Arizona cites a telegraph from General Fiores and Villa officers, with casualty figures from the Nations Highways Protective Society for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Commission
Willian M. Stockwell
Shelton
Mma F. McNall
Greenwich
Moses Wilensky
Stamford
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Cornel
University of Pittsbursh
Navy Department
United States Navy
Grippe
Thawis Roosevelt
Kenneth GC. Triest J
N. Y
Albania
DR. Shanley
Wetzel
Martin Luther
Fetzel
Petzl
St. Peter's Cathedral
Rome
Tetzel
Catholic Chirch
Pastor Russell
Que
Adhiptur
Christ
Hell
Nirdlinger
Steinert’s
Mirdlinger
Walter J. Shanley
Fairfield County News
New Cansan
Winnipank
Robert M. Beardsley
Tle Sama
Eine
the Nations Highways Protective Sociery
Peronne
San Tuer
United States
Standard Oil Company
Jacreyd
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