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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1909

Page

6

Tax proposed on all incomes faces GOP critics

New York July 1 The National Association of Manufacturers endorses a broad income tax to fund government and urges citizens to write Congress. The statement attacks demagogues and asserts a just tax based on ability to pay, suggesting 1 percent on all incomes as illustration, and calls for public input before any law is enacted.

New York National Association of Manufacturers Congress of the United 2

German Volks Fest Draws 1500 to Schwaebischer Maennerchor

About 1,500 people attended a Volks Fest under Central Verband auspices in the Schwaebischer Maennerchor hall and its adjoining grove. The afternoon featured food, dancing in two pavilions, and games for children, with evening singing by the Schweebischer Maennerchor Germania Singing Society and Weiderkranz Society. Louis F Schwerdtle led as organizer and fund-raiser.

Central -Verband Schwaebischer Maennerchor Schweebischer Maennerchor Germania Singing Society Weiderkranz Society Mm the Little Grove Was Louis F. Schwerdtle

Wilmot's Auto Crashes Into Trinity Church

Frank Wilmot drove his touring car toward the sidewalk to avoid a carriage on Airfield Avenue last evening and collided with the Trinity Episcopal church wall. A horse and wagon blocked Broad Street, and Wilmot steered onto the sidewalk, stopping after damaging the car and exchanging a few words with the horse driver.

Frank Airfield Avenue Trinity Episcopal Church Wilmot Broad Street Bach

CleanEasy Best Hand Mot to Injure Akin Removes Steve Poush

Fragmented OCR note mentions CleanEasy and Best Hand with unclear actions. References Steve Poush, Rust, Paint-Dir, Largs, and pricing 16 cents. Lacks coherent events or dates. cannot determine a clear news item from the readable text.

Akin Steve Poush Rust M. RK Winn

Pennsylvanla Railroa d flier sets four year on time record

The Pennsylvania Railroad’s eighteen hour flier between New York and Chicago completed four years of operation with 2,655,744 miles traveled and 2,145,740 miles on schedule. Only 160 trips were more than 30 minutes late in four years, and recent months show near perfect punctuality with a July 1 1909 run on time at both ends.

New York Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago Road Jersey City

Marathon Dancers Break All Records at Bay View Beach

Merry dancers with the Marathon craze filled Bay View Beach as fifty two couples took the floor. John Daley of Lackawanna and his partner Edith Pecorte completed a 13 hour 15 minute continuous dance, the only pair still on the floor when the music stopped. Three orchestras had competed, far surpassing the previous record of 11 hours 15 minutes.

Buffalo Bay View Beach John Daley Lackawanna Edith Pecorte Conti

Anderson's Close Call at Seaside Park

Frank A. Anderson, son of Police Capt. William Anderson, nearly drowned while bathing at Seaside Park yesterday afternoon. Unable to swim, he drifted beyond his depth and was saved by about a dozen swimmers. Unconscious on rescue, he was revived, treated by Dr. H. H. Bennett, and transported to St. Vincent's Hospital where he recovered enough to return home within an hour. He resides at 193 Sherwood Avenue.

Frank A. Anderson William Anderson Seaside Park H. H. Bennett St. Vincent's Hospital Anderson Sherwood Avenue

Option on Nutmeg Park by Lake Torpedo Boat Company

Christopher J. Lake of the Lake Torpedo Boat Company secured an option from Stephen C. Osborne on Nutmeg Park west of Avor Park Stratford Avenue. The option expires in July 1910. Speculation suggests a factory may be built there to produce all boat parts.

Christopher J. Lake Lake Torpedo Boat Company Stephen C. Osborne Avor Park Trolley Road Stratford Avenue Mr. Lake

Millinery Sale and Economy Jar Demo Ad

An old newspaper fragment advertises trimmed hats at one quarter price from E. H. Dillon Co and promotes Economy Glass Jar demonstrations at State and Bank Streets Bridgeport with talk to the demonstrator. Also touts matinee excursions on the Park City steamer to Port Jefferson New York as a pleasant half day outing with a 1:30 schedule.

E. H. Dillon & Co Main St State and Bank Streets Bridgeport Public Market State and Bank Streets East Main Street

Illness Costs Over a Billion

New Haven reports that the nation wastes over a billion dollars in health costs yearly. Professor Irving Fisher of Yale analyzes waste in lives, typhoid, malaria and tuberculosis, urging hygiene, better water, and health services. He cites Lawrence and Indiana eugenics cases as examples of reforms.

New Haven Irving Fisher Fisher Yale University National Conservation Commission Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt. He Is Also A Member of the Committee of One Hundred United States Lawrence Mass Fessor Fisher T. Sambart Indiana House of Ishmael

Christ Foretold Coming of Autos Says Dr Thompson Sermon

Dr C A Thompson of Tremont Temple Boston preached at Emmanuel Baptist church on the Modern Automobile and Its Relation to the Kingdom of God. He tied Nahum’s chariot prophecy to autos, urged vigilance for Christ’s return, criticized lax morals, and prayed for rain as a crowd dwindled.

C. A. Thompson Tremont Temple Boston Commanuel Baptist Church Thompson Nahum Christ Earth Kingdom of Heaven

Read Co. Values for Children and Bargains This Week

The D. M. Read Co outlines business for 1857 with a diverse children’s line. Prices change on various odd lots, featuring Little Middy Dresses, three piece coat suits, white pique coats, and colored dresses for ages 2 to 8, plus white lawn and dotted muslin pieces now discounted. Also offered are cambric edges, embroidery items, toilet water, talcum powder, note paper, and inexpensive hose supporters in small lots.

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