Mellen Defends New England Rail Policy in Open Letter
Boston December 20 1912 Charles Mellen chairman of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad writes to defend the road policy amid critics. He argues transport and steamship arms support New England growth rebukes Brandeis backed agitation and asserts electrification progress, fair rates, and prudent purchasing while warning against campaigns demoralizing employees and threatening service.
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Mellen
NEW Haven Railroad
Sisland
Lee
Hugland
New York
Since & Beemi
Tia
Lam
England
New Bae JanBo
Nat
New
Kew Ihalleye
Walllion Americars
New England
Benes
Industrial New
United Transportation Srs
Hudson River
Wgland
Quiarto & Western
Ontario & Western
Cannan
Yew Inc
Ensland
Grant Trunk
Raven
Winrar
Providence
Boston & Mane
Brandeis
New Haven Road
Ha Yes
Choate
Maseachusetts State House
Massachusetts
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Indor Way
Massachusetts Corporation
Railroad Committee
New Eingland
Sound
Dregent
Furntais
Boston
Oston
Gulf Points
Massachusets
Connecticut
New Haven Company
Grand Trunk
Morse
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Aanorum Sapress
Boston & Maine
American Express Company
Netter
Mught
Salamore
Mass
Worcester
Public Utilities Commission of
New Hampshire
Foley Kidney Pills Boost Elderly Kidney and Bladder Health
An advertisement features John Mc Masters of Streator Illinois praising Foley Kidney Pills for improving strength and well being after years of struggle. The piece speaks to elderly readers seeking tonic support and notes claims of restored vitality. It also includes fashion tips and sewing notes about embroidery, hats, and fabrics.
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Foley
John Mc Masters
Ills
B. Bel
Stratford Avenue
Sixth Street
Sailcloth and draped effects enhance graceful lines
Fragmentary description notes supple duality and wonderfully beautiful draped effects in fabric. It emphasizes that the material's fine or coarse ride does not detract from the beauty of the lines, suggesting a quality tailoring or textile standard emphasized in the period.
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Paris
The New Suffrage Campaign in Connecticut Shows
Connecticut launches a mid January suffrage drive across ten towns with a large show window exhibition. It features evolving reasons to vote for women, rotating photographs of leaders and professionals, frequent va lueless lectures, and object lessons presented by civic groups to illustrate potential reforms.
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Cara
Lear
Smother
Othedy
Consumer's League
Child Labor Association
Pure Food Department
Mrs Alice Thaw to Wed Boston Banker
Engagement announces Alice Cornelia Thaw, formerly Countess of Yarmouth, will wed Geoffrey Whitney, a Boston banker, with her divorce from Farnyath noted. The date is not set, but plans point to a summer wedding.
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Alice Thaw
Boston
Charles Whitney
Geoffrey’ W. Whitney
Alice Cornelia ‘Thur
Yarmouth
Farnysath
Jolece
Whitney
Wiliam Thaw
Harry Kendall Thaw
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