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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
7
The Evening Farmer is published at 27 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport Connecticut by The Farmer Publishing Co. and printed as second class mail matter. It is issued daily except Sundays with local notices and market news for Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
A 1909 open letter signed by John Bibelow and prominent figures like Charles Francis Adams James H Dillard and William Lloyd Garrison denounces Protective tariffs as artificial barriers harming trade wages and public welfare. The document invites continued Free Trade advocacy and asks readers to send names and addresses to the signatories.
Subscription rates are listed by the New York office Brunswick Building 225 Fifth Avenue room 404. Representative A Menet directs the public to renew or subscribe.
The article notes a Democratic plank pushing liquor reform and women’s voting on liquor issues, with calls for state legislative action and opposition to public bar sales. It contrasts this with tariff battles, Brandegee and Bulkeley positions, and a Senate committee decision raising tobacco taxes while Taft’s influence looms over corporate tax policy.
Gyula Rudnyansky, a Hungarian poet and journalist, was released from Ellis Island today on orders from the Department of Commerce and Labor and may return to Cleveland. He faced past allegations from Hungary, but investigators found his record cleared for citizenship. Hungarian groups had pressed for his release amid petitions and delegations seeking his freedom. The report also promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a health advertisement.
New York July 7 Wall Street cheered as state agricultural departments from Illinois Ohio and Missouri issued favorable crop reports. All three note increased corn acreage and better field conditions than June. Missouri reports corn at 86 up from 78 a year ago with acreage 7 percent larger. Illinois shows regional corn at 93 90 and 82 with planted area up about 7 percent. Ohio corn at 88 up from 87 last season and acreage up 2 percent. Winter wheat in Missouri and Illinois shows gains since May.
Allashbad, British India July 7. Dr Dhingra father of Madar Lal Dhingra the murderer of Sir William Cur gan Wyllie writes to The Pioneer abhorring the deed. He encloses Wyllie letters and notes the government of India indebted to Wyllie. He says his son killed him in madness. Royal Indian subjects abhor the killing and deny any plot origin there.
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