The Human Profession and Bonaparte Palaces in Albania
Prince Louis Napoleon of the Bonaparte house, born in Paris, enters the Albanian kingship lists as a bachelor with no heir. he lives in Switzerland and commands the Czarina's Life Ulans. Prince Victor Napoleon, head of the Bonaparte clan, turns fifty-one tomorrow. both princes are among the last male Napoleon representatives in Europe. George William Henry Denison, Viscount Raincliffe, reaches his majority today, inheriting the Londesborough earldom and estates totaling over fifty thousand acres.
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Albania
Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte
Jerome
Paris
France
Ulans
Switzerland
Chatea
Plon Pilon
Prince Louis
Clotilde
King Humbert
Italy
Letitia
Amadeus
Humbert
Victoriapeleon
Victor Napoleon
Victor
Louis
Napoleon
Lucien
Charles Napoleon
Roland Bonaparte
Monte Carlo
George
Greece
Clementine
Leopold
Belgium
Congo
Prince Victor
Camembere
George William Henry Denison
Raincliffe
Earl of
Londesborough
Baron of
Viscount Raincliffe
The Beginnings and Lore of Columbia University and Saint Alexius
A retrospective recounts King's College birth as Columbia University noting eight students and Rev. Samuel Johnson, its move to Morningside Heights, and later name changes. It also tells Saint Alexius tale of renunciation and sanctity, plus a note on Stevenson and youth's tragic fantasies and a 1912 New Orleans suicide club.
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King’s College
Columbia University
Samuel Johnson
America
Trinity Church
Morningside Heights
Upper New York
Robert Louis Stevenson
New Orleans
Mfe
Six Divisions Parade Formed For Eagles State Parades
Grand Marshal Patrick H Brady orders a six division state parade in Bridgeport on July 22 1913. John H McMurray is chief of staff with a long list of aides. divisions cover Connecticut counties New York New Jersey and Massachusetts aerie contingents with officials John J Heavey Fred Smith Joseph Howard M A Malloy Thomas Ahearn and Henry Clampett as division marshals. Floats and guests in automobiles head the sixth division.
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Order of Eagles
Patrick H. Brady
John H. McMurray
Bulls Head
Bridgeport
John J. Heavey
Fairfield County
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Fred Smith
Newark
Litchfield
Middlesex
New London
Windham
Hartford County
New Haven
Order of Eagies
Connecticut
Conn
Marshal
Brigdeport Aerie
Stamford
Aerie
Norwalk
Danbury
Winsted
Middletown
Norwich
Putnam Aerie
Putnam
Torrington
Terryville
M. A. Malloy
Hartford
New Britain
Bristol
Thomas Ahearn
Waterbury
Wallingford Serie
Wallingford
Meriden Aerie
Meriden
Ansonia Aerie
Ansonia
Naugatuck Aerie
Naugatuck
Henry J. Clampett
Bryan Refuses To Feed From The Hand Of Plutocracy
An opinion piece defends William Jennings Bryan for earning a living through lectures and publication, arguing cabinet members often have corporate or financial ties. It praises Bryan for avoiding wealth influence, notes his income challenges as secretary of state, and urges public attendance at his lectures to see a principled leader.
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Bryan
Plutocracy
Treasury
United States
Taft
Old Dance Tunes and the Lost Spirit of 19th Century Dances
The piece recalls Confederate Gettystyle dances and the fading era of simple lively tunes like Irish Washerwoman and Money Music. It contrasts old contras with modern Turkish trots and tangos, noting freer individual steps and a focus on vitality over propriety. It laments newer rhythms as sexier but less spirited.
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Gettys
Squirrel Tail
Bids for Hospital Work to Be Opened Wednesday
Bridgeport hospital directors plan to raise 250000 to remodel the facility. With 190000 already subscribed from 5000 letters to public service corporations, business men, manufacturers and wealthy citizens, bids will be opened Wednesday. Directors will meet to review the charter revision allowing a board of 12 to 60 members, current roster is 20. Also notes on dyeing effects for various base colors.
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Bridgeports Hospital
General Assembly
Man killed after fall between roller coaster cars
Louis Trelle of Hartford died after slipping between the front and second cars of the Grove at Levin Rescom roller coaster The Racer. He fell during a crossing attempt while the ride was mid course and was dragged under the cars for several hundred feet. He died about two hours later at New Haven hospital. Three spectators witnessed the accident as people screamed and fainted.
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Grove
Levin Rescom
Louis Trelle
Hartford
New Haven Hospital
Trelle
Treille
Plaid Steamer Rugs on Display at Read Co
The Plaid Steamer Rugs in rich dark hues tempt seaward use with colors like brown, blue, gray and the indescribable shades. D. M. Read Co offers blankets for hammock and outdoor use in red, orange, tan and green Navajo patterns, 50 cents each, velvety thick. Blanket Section on Lower Floor.
Fresh Fish Sale and Millinery Clearance Ad
D Cook and Son offer tons of fish at very low prices from 623 Water Street. B H Dillon and Co conducts a July clearance sale with summer millinery at half price at 1185 Main Street.
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D. Cook & Son
Lem Tha
B. H. Dillon & Co
Main Street
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Rome
Edessa
Mesopotamia
Orfa
Urfa
Curiy
Alexis
Tarsus
Alexia
Wisconsin University
New York, New Haven @ Hartford Railroad Co
Savings Banks
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
State St
The
D. M. Read Co
North
Aisia
D. M. Read Company
Radford
SMITH
Mason
Lightning
Grand Street
Frank Street
George Street
Madison Avenue
Washington Avenue
Hue
Callroed
Interbee
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