German Peace Proposals and War Prospects
The piece outlines three wartime peace windows and argues a parley could reveal each side’s aims. It notes Central Powers’ gains, Allied assets, and the value of clarifying objectives to steer the war toward a definite outcome. Both sides’ strengths and stakes are weighed, urging discussion to test for any peace basis.
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Germany
United States
Somme
Verdun
England
Indiscreet Politics in a Campaign Ad Scuffle
A full page ad signed Half a Democrat cannot vote for Wilson targets John Wanamaker. DNC investigated and linked him to undervaluation payments. Taft era case revived by McAdoo who demanded full restitution and the resignation of five Philadelphia Customs staff. Creel recounts facts in Pearson's Magazine. The piece critiques attempts to muzzle dissent and defends legal recourse.
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Wilson
Democratic National Committee
John Wanamaker
Harrison
Taft
McAdoo
Pearson’s
New York
Creel
Republic
Bridgeport Charter Vote Backed by People
Bridgeport organized a charter commission. The adopted charter received voter support though sixty percent of registered voters did not cast ballots. It should be sent to Hartford for General Assembly ratification. Opponents of a new city manager charter warn against political manipulation.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
General Assembly
Extra police patrol to safeguard shopping district
Eight additional officers have been assigned to Main Street to deter thieves and ease traffic during the Christmas shopping season. The measure aims to curb theft and congested streets while shoppers benefit from heightened security.
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Main Street
Milk Producers Plan 10 Build Station in City
Western Connecticut Milk Producers association held a Danbury meeting with 16 towns represented and agreed to cooperate with health boards while forming a corporation of corporations to erect a plant in Bridgeport. Committee to study costs includes W. C. Johnson Newtown A. G. Barnett Redding E H. Hartwell Prof Smith Storrs.
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Newtown
Frederick Foote Johnson
Missouri
Burleson
Dakota
Ezra L. Johnson
St. Louis
Doc” Murray
James F. Brennan
New Haven
Western Connecticut Milk Producers’ Association
Danbury Chamber of Commerce
S. J. Wright
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Professor Smith
Storrs Agricultural School
Boards of Health
W. C. Johnson
A. G. Barnett
Redding
E. H. Hartwell
Prof. Smith
Storrs
F. J. Bright
Norwalk
Danbury
John Casey
L. Kuehne
Waterbury
Hawleyville
Dairymen's League
Upham's Hall
Kate Kilbride
Helen Kilbride
New Milford
Harrison
Mary Higgins
Brookfield
Frank Kirby
Dayton Street
Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church
George C. Canfield
Gustave W. Carlson
Mildred Stevens
Adolph Carlson
Septimo
St. Mary’s Hall
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Taunton Pond
Newtown Water Co
Strong City Corporation
Sandy Hook
Harry McCoy
Charles E. Hawey
Carols for Coretta Gordon and Charles Teary in Brooklyn
The town notes the marriage of Coretta S Gordon and Charles Daniel Teary on April 29 at the Church of the Nativity in Brooklyn New York. Gordon is the daughter of Mrs Louisa and the late Dr James W Gordon long a town physician. She is a graduate nurse formerly employed at a Brooklyn hospital.
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Stepney
Irma Tousey
C. A. Hubbell
Stepney Village
Mary Pedberneznak
Hattertown
Teresa
Ansonia
Michael Halpin
Berkshire
Evans
Newtown
Premiere Manufacturing Co
Sandy Hook
Ellen Hannihan
Martin Kelly
John Keane
Michael Carroll
John Houlihan
Woodbury
Philip Coholan
Coretta S. Gordon
Charles Daniel Teary
Church of the Nativity
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Gordon
Louisa
James W. Gordon
Brooklyn Hospital
Mark Twain Born From Nevada's Territorial Enterprise
The first Nevada newspaper Territorial Enterprise began in Genoa on December 18, 1858. Samuel Clemens joined in 1862 and adopted the pen name Mark Twain after recalling steamboat lead line marks. Another notable writer with The Enterprise was William Wright known as Dan DeQuille.
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Nevada
Territorial Enterprise
Mark Twain
Enterprise
Genoa
Carson
Virginia City
Virginia City Chronicle
Samuel L. Clemens
Aurora
Josh
Clemens
William Wright
Dan de Quille
Prince Rupert and the Hudson Bay Company
Three years hence western Canada will celebrate the tercentenary of Prince Rupert of Bavaria born to Frederick V and Elizabeth sister of Charles I. A great military and naval hero, he helped found the Company of Adventurers of England Trading into Hudson's Bay, the precursor of the Hudson's Bay Company.
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Western
Canada
Prince Rupert of Bavaria
Frederick V
Elector Palatine
Bohemia
Elizabeth
Charles I
England
Company of Adventurers of England
Hudson's Bay
Hudson's Bay Company
Rupert's Land and the Company of Adventurers Legacy
The article traces the Company of Adventurers founded by Prince Rupert in 1670, its vast but contested domain from Lake Superior to the Pacific, and its enduring impact on Canadian expansion. It notes Rupert’s leadership, the company’s aims in fur trade and exploration, and the transformation of northern wilderness into bustling settlements while old forts give way to modern cities.
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Rupert's Land
Company of Adventurers
Charles II
Prince Rupert
North America
Hudson’s Bay Company
France
United States
Prague
Bohemia
England
South Sea
Russian America
Klondike
Alaska
Hourly Mail Collections Expand to 31 City Sub Stations
Beginning yesterday hourly mail collections began at 31 city sub stations of the local post office. Stations include First at Park avenue and State street, Second at 2071 Main street, Third at 1244 Stratford avenue, Fourth at Fairfield Black Rock, Fifth at Wood and Iranistan avenues, Sixth at 247 South avenue, Seventh at Bostwick avenue and Pine street, and Eighth at 667.
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Park Avenue
State Street
Main Street
Stratford Avenue
Jfourth
Fairfield
Black Rock
Wood
Iranistan
South Avenue
Bostwick Avenue
Pine Street
Washington Avenue
East Main
Noble Avenue
Main
State Streets
Maplewood
Hancock Avenue
Spruce Street
Noble
Berkshire Avenues
Cannon Street
Barnum and
Seaview Avenue
Newfield Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Austin Place
Barnum Avenue
East Main Street
Pembroke
Stillman Street
Boston
Seaview
Lexington
Calhoun Avenues
Burroughs Streets
Broad
Cannon Streets
Rhodes Scholar Named From Connecticut for Oxford
Charles Hopkins of New Haven a Yale senior and member of the university tennis and swimming teams was named as the Rhodes scholar to Oxford. The long list of street and station references appears as the surrounding text.
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Charles Hopkins
New Haven
Yale
Rhodes
Oxford
Connecticut
Bark Nebhus crew saved by Italian ship Sardegona
New York December 18 twelve men believed lost on the bark Nebhus were rescued by the Italian ship Sardegona after distress signals were seen off Barnegat. The Nebhus had been separated from the Garibaldi towing the Nethti during a storm while sailing from Brazil to the north. The Sardegona took the Nebhus crew aboard and brought them to New York, while the Nethti nears completion of a 6000 mile voyage.
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New York
Nebhus
Gari~baldi
New Jersey
Brazil
Sardegona
Mediterranean
Barnegat
H Hs
Garibaldi
Maranham
Tus
Netus
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IGN
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Remington
J. J. Barrett
D. A. Heavren
P. F. DeFren
J. J. Kinlock
H. Bi. Shirl
J. Burton
J. Warren
T. Proethen
L. Harrigan
F. Shufelt
W. Lippitt
I. Fisher
T. Barnes
W. S. Graham
Walter H. Brown
Health Department
People's Forum
Som
Giuseppe Verdi
Park City
Pond
Charles I. Cole
Maude Northrop
Alice Northrop
Sugar Street
William
Charles Ferris
Danbury Hospital
Jesse C. Lewis
Gregory's Orchard
Simon B. Corey
Walnut Tree Hill
Superior Court
Ralph Whitlock
William Whitlock
Corbett and Crowe's
Kate Creagh
Edward Booth
Gregory’s Orchard District
Edward Leed
Our Christmas Club
Poli’s
Mon
Bridgeport Trust Co
Prince Rupert and
Hudson Bay Company
Broad ST
Mollan’s
Alling Rubber CO
Main St