Hurftful War Effects Felt by Irish People
Dublin reports the war harming Ireland's Con gested Districts Board and cottage industries. The board expropriates land for allotments and has bought estates, but war finances curb further acquisitions and threaten West Community aid. Lace earnings collapse, with many classes closed, though some knitters work for the War Office. Tobacco trade outlook worsens as taxes threaten Ireland's future crop prospects.
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Dublin
Ireland
Arthur Balfour
West
Clanricarde
Ear Loughrea
Trish
L Ron
Austria
War Office
Europe
America
Meath
Wexford
Louth
Massacre outrage prompts public mourning over frontier losses
A 1865 Bridgeport column laments mobile massacres and Creeks instigated violence, urging national sorrow for 800 to 900 settlers slain on frontiers, while praising frontier defenders and calling for unity against aggression. It also notes a local fire on State street and various community notices.
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Brownstown
Raisin
Mobile
Bonaparte
Bartwell
Dr. Hubbard
Fire Department
State Street
Etecim
Seamstress
Sherman Hartwell
Dr. R. Hubbard
Notable Guests at City Event and Regional Updates
Invitation list includes Gov Coffin Dr I DeVer Warner George Watson Stephen M Wright and W M Townsend with E N Sperry and Mayor Frank Clark to welcome guests. Arrangements by Botsford Neithercut Sanger. Sugar needs rise in France with US and Cuba purchases. Japanese financier Shibusawa met Warren Briggs. Canada loan subscriptions near 110 million from 50 million goal. Mexican oil shipments in November exceed 3 million barrels. Mrs Denik shot burglar, killed her four year old daughter Anna and wounded herself.
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Gov. Coffin
I. DeVer Warner
George Watson
National Trades School of Philadelphia
Stephen M. Wright
New York Builders’ Trades Club
W. M. Townsend
New Haven Builders' Exchange
E. N. Sperry
Board of Trade
Frank Clark
C. H. Botsford
Richard Neithercut
Joseph Sanger
James City, Pa
Stephen Denik
Anna
Courtland School Opens Fifth Year On September
The Courtland School at 431 Washington Ave announces its twenty-fifth year begins Thursday September 0. Booklets available at local stationery shops. Office hours run 10 a m to 12 m Mondays and Saturdays excepted. other hours by appointment. Principal Miss Mary J Miner oversees operations.
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Courtland School
Washington Ave
Mary J. Miner
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Brink” Thorne
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Consolidated Road
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Fred Urbano
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W. A. Sayward
National Association of Builders
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Cuba
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New York Federal Reserve Bank
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