America Set Civilization Tone In Ferrero Paris Talk
Paris dec 6 America is seen as setting new civilization standards says Guglielmo Ferrero. He contrasts American progress with European values arguing quality yields to quantity and that art beauty and moral ideals risk erosion amid wealth and industrial growth.
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Paris
America
Guglielmo Ferrero
Ferrero
Societe @es Conferences Etrangeres
Europe
M. Ferrero
North
South
Amercet
Phus
United States
Cicero
Special scalp specialist treatment for Olly Hall
A scalp treatment service is advertised for Olly Hall at 412 Security Building Mais Street. Contact number 1373 is provided. The note mentions Barriet Sher Woon in association with the service.
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Olly Hall
Barriet Sher Woon
Mais St
Seared
International court of arbitral justice proposed by Baldwin
Governor Simeon Baldwin of Connecticut urges a world tribunal of up to 15 members representing major nations. He favors a partial alliance of great powers with one representative each, allowing lesser powers to recognize and submit to the forum for adjudication. He lists Britain the US France Germany the Netherlands Belgium Denmark Sweden Norway Switzerland and China as likely ratifiers.
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Washington
International Court of Arbitral Justice
Simeon B. Baldwin
Connecticut
American Society For the
Gov
Baldwin
Great Britain
United States
France
Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
China
Gov. Baldwin
Notts Speech: Carson Announces Ulster Volunteers Growth
Sir Edward Carson in Nottingham declared the Ulster volunteers have grown from 19,000 two years ago to 90,600. He stated they are perfectly determined and awaiting orders.
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Nottingham
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers
Westport Schoolhouse Closed Over Stovepipe Incident
Westport reaches two day closure of Cross Highway school after stovepipe fall during stove use. Director of schools George Bowman undecided on repairs, while residents criticize management and urge prompt reopening. Separate items note a plumber’s electric shock due to a live wire near Greens Farms, a Temple lodge meeting to elect officers, and obituaries and social notices.
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Westport
Cross Highway
George Bowman
James London
London
J. H. Dungeon
Temple Lodge
A. M
A. Purdy
Libby Wilson
New York
Wart Remover and Cleaning Polish Ad at Cyrus Pharmacy
An advertisement promotes Cyrus Wart Remover claiming painless removal in days and lists sales at The Cyrus Pharmacy 252 Fairfield Avenue and 186 Cannon Street. It also touts CleanEasy Best Hand Loaf polish for skin safe cleaning of stove, rust, grease, ink, paint, dirt, and clothing with a large can priced at 10 cents, manufactured by Wik Winn 246 Stratford Avenue.
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Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Wik Winn
Stratford Avenue
Broadway News Notes On Butler And Society Figures
Louis Le Brun reports on Bil Parker Butler's shift to Flushing life as bank director and humorist lead in anti poison ivy group. Birthday, anecdotes on authorship, Bible Sunday at Broadway Tabernacle, and a gossip-filled tour of marriages, athletes, and theatre figures in New York society.
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Louis le Brun
New York
Bils Parker Butter
Gelett Burgess
Flushing
Ben Davis
Muscaine
Io-way
Butler
Broadway Tabernacle
First Bible Society
American Bible Society
Philadelphia
American Society
Fairfield Events Include Cake Sale and School Tea
A large turnout attended a Congregational church cake sale in Fairfield with home baked goods and treats. Mrs. S. H. Wheeler hosted tea for Sherman School mothers in the Marine Avenue temporary building. Town selectmen are paying November bills at the town hall. The Trinity Woman’s Guild prepared a Christmas box for Hartford’s Comfort Club. A Polly the Milliner rehearsal was held for a Methodist church play with named cast members. Guests from New Canaan recently visited the Nichols home.
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Fairfield
Congregational Church
S. H. Wheeler
Sherman School
Marine Avenue
Town Hall
Women’s Guild of the Trinity Church
Comfort Club
Hartford
C. B. Buckley
Polly
King’s Daughters
Methodist Church
Mrs. Spicer
M. R. Perry
van Amburg
Hattie Hawkins
Dupont
F. E. Lane
McBurney
A. C. Muser
Miss Oliver
Barbara Jennings
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Cold Relief
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest cure for grippe or severe colds. Recommends taking every two hours for three doses to clear nasal passages and relieve headache fever and sore throat. Promises painless taste and no inconvenience at 25 cents in drug stores. Do not accept substitutes.
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Pape
President Wilson’s Cold Steadily Improves
Washington December 6 President Wilson spent a third day in bed with a head and throat cold. White House physician Dr Cary T Grayson hopes he can take a short auto ride for fresh air today as he shows marked improvement. Several engagements yesterday were not kept with plans to have him at his desk by Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
White House
Battleships Too Big For Nation Dry Docks
Washington reports abnormal battleship development has outgrown dry docks built 16 years ago at Boston Portsmouth Mare Island and Charleston. Admiral Stanford says docks at New York Norfolk and Puget Sound are the only ones able to receive the largest battleships.
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Washington
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Philadelphia
Mare Island
Cal
Charleston
S. C
H. R. Stanford
Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks
New York
Norfolk
Puget Sound
Old Age Pension Bill Introduced in Senate
Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma chairs a new Senate bill creating an old age pension fund. The plan would authorize the postal savings bank to collect deposits and administer a cooperative life annuity system. Net earnings each year would be shared pro rata among contributors, including a share of premiums for deceased depositors who paid seven years prior.
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Washington, D. C
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
Postal Savings Bank
Mutual Savings Insurance Companies
Friends note Mr. Andrew Latzke’s health improves
The many friends of Mr. Andrew Latzke of 244 Seaview avenue will be pleased to learn after two weeks of illness he is now improving.
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Andrew Latzke
Seaview Avenue
Fragmented Public Notice Teases Unclear Action
The readable fragments mention a local public notice with an action and officials but lack clear details or context for dates or entities.
Wilson message steadies market amid tariff and currency notes
The market gains strength as President Wilson's message signals stability and progress on Mexican affairs and pending banking reform. Analysts see broader confidence, noting high grade bonds trading slightly below October 1907 levels and suggesting selective purchases despite the pullback. A separate fire in Lodi, New York damages the business district, with losses around 75000 dollars.
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Taylor, Livingston & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Bridge- Port
Arcade
E. I. Chapman, Manece
Wilson
Congress
Shriners Session Planned At Eagles Hall Monday Evening
A ceremonial session of Pyramid temple A R O N M 8 will be held at Eagles hall next Monday. A large class will be initiated followed by a lunch where notable guests are expected. The officers aim to recruit 2000 members by 1915 to fund a shrine temple. Memorial tributes will honor Walter Millard Fleming founder and first imperial potentate, Ethelbert F n past imperial potentate, and Stewart Sumner temple recorder for 31 years.
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Pyramid Temple
Eagles’ Hall
Walter Millard Fleming
Order of Shriners
Ethelbert
F. N
Stewart Sumner
Dot Sumner
S. B. Sumner
Increase Sumner
Berkshire County
Dot
Main
Wall Street
Superior Court
Fairfield County
Philippine Officials Resign Posts
Manila reports C. M. Cotterman director of the bureau of posts and Richard Campbell judge of the court of first instance resigned their positions today.
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Manila
C. M. Cotterman
Bureau of Posts
Richard Campbell
Court of First Instance
Aid for Exporters Directory of South American buyers ready
Washington December 6 The department of commerce completed a directory of South American firms likely to purchase American goods and is preparing it for distribution to exporters.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Cabinet Women Back Egg Boycott Across Nation
Washington December reports cabinet wives and prominent women including Myre Themes Marshall wife of the vice president Mrs Robert M Latollette and other officers backing an egg boycott movement. A petition to Congress seeks relief from food monopolies and a declaration of price reductions attributed to demand shifts. Prices have fallen ahead of Christmas while organizers say the boycott timing is near.
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Washington
Myre
Marshall
Robert M. Latollette
Abbert B. Cumming
Noerie
Wilie Toe
Congress
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittebeach
Rensap City
Naturalization Paper Filing Rules Clarified by Judge
Pittsburgh reports Judge Chaes P. Orr ruled against Lindsey and in favor of August Eichhorst under a June 2% naturalization act. The decision seeks to enforce timely filing of final papers and the transfer of palsete papers to the federal docket.
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Pittsburgh
Congress
Chae P. Orr
United States
Lindsey
August Hichhorst
Lindsey Ben
Orr
Bichhorst
Iniet States
Children die in blaze during parents dance
Coring, N. Dec. 6 Two children Madge 15 and Theodore 5 of Judson Ripley a Thuratem farmer were burned to death when a fire destroyed their home while parents Ripley and others attended a dance. Three other children were rescued by rescuers.
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Coring
Madge
Theodore
Judson Ripley
Thuratem
Mele Tors
Ami
Ripley
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