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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

3

No Tree Spricking of Stren War Season of 1018

Public notice lists street closures and route restrictions for the coming season detailing the streets and avenues affected from Harner to Water, Water to Water, and numerous cross streets. It names extensive blocks including Harner, Russell, Parks, War, Water, Beechwoss, Main, Courtland, and many others with trolley traversals noted. City clerk Alex H Roboneon signs as Streets & Sidewalks Committee head for enforcement and timing.

Brisk Volley of Brief News Notes Across Continents

A jumble of short items reports: Frank Millict, fruit dealer, shot dead in Ming ary Falls amid a Jamestown quarrel with no suspects named. Miss Gale Fivehes and the Miser Knient sisters drowned near Pal Rapién. The US Army transport Sherman turned back to port due to rough seas off San Francisco. Thomas J. Wicks, ex superintendent, jailed for misusing funds. immigrants in mutinous stance ordered mobilized in a government action. Kentucky politics see Augustus O. Stanley inaugurated for a new term. Crete and Candia evacuations cited. Des Moines cross-continental notes and wreaths conclude this brief.

When Tuskegee Lost Her Leader Dr Washington's Death Reflected

Clement Richardson of the Teaching Staff at Tuskegee Institute recalls the death of Dr. Booker T. Washington. He notes Washington’s relentless drive, his personal kindness, and the impact on teachers and students. The piece depicts Washington’s illness, funeral scenes, and Tuskegee’s resolve to keep the school thriving amid prejudice and doubt.

Clement Richardson Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee Washington Canadian Boston National Negro Business League Negro, National Baptist Convention Chicago Mobile Asys Dr. Washington Tom Miles Hfa Deeds Pa Hp Enzi White Booker T. Washington Art Weilsaday Bern

Be Sure to See the Word Pianola

The Aeolian Company markets the Pianola as the leading approved player piano. Many buyers confuse Pianola with other brands. true Pianola branding requires the words Pianola and The Aeolian Company on the instrument.

Ea Eee Pianola Aeolian’ Company

Whitney 160th anniversary and the cotton gin’s impact

The piece lauds Tuskegee and its leaders amid a long tribute to Eli Whitney and his cotton gin. It notes the gin’s role in reviving slavery by making cotton profitable, discusses Whitney’s early life, patent battles, and government contracts, and links his invention to social and economic upheaval in the South. The article frames Whitney as shaping history and the era’s moral debates.

Westtoro Mass Mveas Namussry Eli Whitney United States Bi Whitnes Georgia General Greefe Mr. Whitney Whitney South Carolina Congress Cotton Whitmey America

Pugilism Freak show legends and Deaf Un in ring history

The article surveys boxing oddities from the 19th century, highlighting Deaf Burke born 1809 who became Ireland’s champion, plus famed freaks like Bob Simmons, Joe Grimm, Ed Dunkhorst the Human Freight Car, and Chimp DunnJar Hills. It notes sensational physiques and eccentric speech as part of ring lore alongside various controversial figures and marriages.

Jem Burk Ireland New Orleans Tom O’connell New York Burke Jem Bob “ Simmons Elem—Ment Joe Grimm Bootblack Ed Dunhorst Chicago Dunkyhorst

Newco Notes Report From Camden Amid Global Tangle

A garbled brief notes a Camden incident with a ferry car empty voyage carrying 221 passengers and 206 mail bags. It mentions the French steamer Lafayetter arriving New York and Bordeaux merchants at a garden party in Tokyo. Names include Reginald Morceuna and Arilah Shen, with battered references to India war and a bank’s June 39 17th settlement. The text is a fragmented run of events with multiple errors and unclear connections.

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