Evening Farmer Bridgeport Daily Edition
Bridgeport based newspaper issued daily except Sunday with farmer news and notices from The Evening Farmer Publishing Co. exact text truncated but indicating publication details and postal status.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1909
Page
6
Bridgeport based newspaper issued daily except Sunday with farmer news and notices from The Evening Farmer Publishing Co. exact text truncated but indicating publication details and postal status.
The York office located at 225 Fifth Avenue Brunswick Building Room 404 C Menet representative outlines subscription rates. Details specify pricing structures for different durations and delivery options for this office.
The Farmer critiques Mayor Lee and Republican factional moves, noting new Boss Rogers and Sheriff Hawley as influential. It asks if the company’s harbor plans or yard needs affect renomination, hints at railroad concessions, and questions consent behind Mayor Lee’s political fate amid GOP policy alignment.
A Milwaukee speech recounts Republican hopes to revise tariffs downward to honor campaign pledges, noting Senate delays and Taft administration actions. It describes promises as largely unkept and labels the tariff bill as the biggest fraud ever perpetrated on the American people, amid party divisions and utility concerns.
The piece criticizes the 60th Congress leadership over tariff planning and conference manager appointments. It highlights Aldrich Payne Dalzell McCall Hill and the House list Boutell Calderhead Fordney, noting Hill’s exclusion as a grave insult. Ebenezer J. Hill is praised for tariff expertise amid political clashes.
The Fairfield Memorial Library trustees met Thursday with G Jennings presiding. They approved wiring for sleeity and planned marble lettering above the facade. Reports praised O G Jennings books. many residents and visitors were noted at cottages and events around town.
Washington July 10 Senator Bulkeley of Connecticut explained his vote for the Senate tariff bill noting objections to certain features for Connecticut and urging alternative taxation. He said he expects conference to revise the so called special taxation provisions and that he will vote for the bill with an explanatory statement to his constituents. He also hinted that conference changes may maim objectionable taxation features, while noting Senate Republicans on the conference committee oppose a corporation tax.
The inquiry into the mental condition of Harry K Thaw, who killed Stanford White, will be held in Westchester County instead of New York County. Justice William J Gaynor of the Appellate Division ordered the move, with the trial set to begin Monday before Justice Mills and daily sessions to continue until the issue is resolved.
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