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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1915

Page

11

American seaman recalls German name anxiety on voyage

Passenger recounts being questioned by a French officer after a steamship from New York to Puerto Rico was searched. He notes his long name, the presence of German travelers, and the tension aboard as authorities checked identities and warned to stay within three miles of shore.

Sean Juan Porto Rico Port Rice Descartes C. L. Schifferdeckar Sone Pris King Warren St Boston Hig Health San Juan Evans Lim

Innovations For New Year Observance At Bridgeport M C A

Bridgeport M C A shifts New Year program from a reception to a 3 PM to 10 PM day of events. Chess and checkers tournaments, a masked checker contest, fencing wrestling and boxing displays, and billiard tours with prizes will entertain members. A basketball tournament airs in the afternoon with a banquet by the ladies auxiliary and New York artists performing in the evening.

Bridgeport Warner Hall James Eéertson M. C. Association W. B. Huggins Association New York America

Royal Social Club Reapplies For Liquor License at New Address

The Royal Social Club seeks a liquor license at 369 Water Street after being denied at 839 Broad Street due to noise complaints. Commissioners previously refused Broad Street approval, finding the club organized mainly to sell liquor. No remonstrance yet filed against Water Street. James Hay, vice president of the Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia, died in Philadelphia of pneumonia at age eighty.

Royal Social Club Broad Street Water Street Broad Street Place Water Street Place James Hay Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia

Lodz Schools Highlight War Era Education Shortfall

In Lodz Poland the German occupation faces a massive school shortage with 80 000 youths and capacity for 25 000. Polish folk schools run by undertrained teachers accommodate 20 000, private schools serve 5 000, and hundreds rely on 360 old Jewish cheders. A tour of crowded classrooms reveals squalid conditions and dire funding, with inspectors ordering class size cuts and cleaner facilities.

Lodz Poland Germany Associated Press Cheder Lana

Plans for Large Scale School Facility Extension

The article discusses plans to educate Poles and Jews and outlines a future extension to expand school facilities to accommodate this aim. It mentions broad goals for improving education access and facility capacity.

Knights Campaign Sideshow In British Political Contest

London reports that Reginald Knight ran for a parliamentary seat on the single issue of an open saloon. He framed liberty and self-reliance as rights of social habits, while the mining and liquor groups viewed the stance as class politics. Herbert Samuel defeated Knight as postmaster general under a coalition compromise.

London Opn Reginald Knight Boards of Control Cleveland Yorkshire Herbert Samuel M. P Samuel

New York Chamber Reports Shipyards Can Expand Output

The New York Chamber of Commerce surveyed about thirty shipyards and found capacity could rise from 15 to 60 percent if demand supports it. Tonnage under construction or ordered for the period totals 761,511 tons across 202 ships. Major Atlantic yards have two years of orders and labor and machinery supply is expected to keep pace with expanded production.

New York Atlantic Seaboard Derce Interior Aeiiaba

Marine Prophet Foretells 1916 Disaster and End of War

Gunnery Sergeant Thomas G. Sterrett of the United States Marine Corps claims to foretell the war's end on July 26, 1916 and a San Francisco bombardment on October 12, 1916. He attributes his visions to being a seventh son with no sisters and has a history of alarming predictions.

New York San Francisco Thomas G. Sterrett United States Marine Corps Marine Corps Kansas'city Allegheny Pittsburgh

New York Wholesale Prices Of Foodstuffs From 1890s

A detailed listing of wholesale market prices for butter eggs hay apples and vegetables. Includes grades and weights for butter creamery eggs various apple varieties potatoes beets carrots celery onions tomatoes poultry and miscellaneous produce with prices per unit or per lot. Published by Reck & Son with seasonal items such as wreaths referenced.

Hennery Jhennery Timothy Black Twig Stark Greening King Northern Spy Baldwin Hubbardson Ben Davis Gano Spitzenberg Bermuda Long Island

CERTILAX Laxative Promises Gentle Complete Cleansing

An advertisement touts CERTILAX as a mild yet effective laxative clearing the system and purifying the blood. It claims to avoid harsh cathartics, cites New York doctors approving the product, and lists purchase options with prices. A brief news note mentions a heavy gale, missing ships, and deaths of Col. Robert Townsend and the death of a former Cleveland staffer.

New York City New York Curts Chemical Co 4Th St

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