Stratford High School to Graduate 20 Pupils on June 28
Stratford continues its long standing graduation tradition with twenty seniors set to receive diplomas at the Congregational church at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. The program features addresses by William Orr acting Massachusetts education commissioner and includes multiple student orations, choruses, and prize awards.
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Stratford High School
Stratford
Stratford Congregational Chat
William Orr
A.M
State of
Massachusetts
C. C. Kennedy
Doris Kellore
United States Reclamation Service
Robert Waldo Luce
Children
J. Marion
Christine Meachen
Oration
Alaska
Seward’s Folly
Theresa Helen Motil
George Junior Republics
Dorothy Carita Peck
Luther Burbank
Hazel
Aldred Thompson
DeKoven—High School
Henry Chauncey Anderson
Helen Alberta Beach
Hichard Michael Callahan
Miriam Carpenter
Harold Montague Dunbar
Esther May Dunn
Doris Kelloge
Marion Christine Meachen
Gladys Edith Merrill
Francis Las McGrath
Russell Dow Stoyés
Carla Catherine Pedersen
Catherine Murray Russell
Ruth Eleanor Swanson
Merel
Railroad Men Vote to Hold Open Meeting
New York reports progress as railroad managers and representatives of conductors engineers firemen and trainmen plan an open conference to publicly discuss labor disputes. Elisha Lee of the Pennsylvania Railroad speaks for managers while A B Garretson leads the conductors in representing the workers.
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New York
Elisha Lee
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. B. Garretson
Order of Conductors
Obituary for Mary T Donnelly Brown
Mary T Donnelly Brown wife of Fireman Joseph Brown of Engine Co No 6 died this morning at Bridgeport Hospital after an operation. She had been ill since Saturday and was born in the city 30 years ago, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
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Mary T. Donnelly Brown
Mary T. Donnelly
Joseph Brown
Engine Co. No. 6
Bridgeport
Mrs. Brown
Ano
Memorial for Mrs Dennis Donnelly Honored in City Obituary
Mrs Brown of 1284 Barnum avenue, longtime St Charles church member, is mourned by husband two children her parents and brother Thomas Donnelly of California. The obituary notes she was known and highly respected throughout the city.
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Dennis Donnelly
Brown
Barnum Avenue
St. Charles’ Church
Thomas Donnelly
California
Deborah A Lanphier dies. hudson native widow of Jeremiah Lanphier
Deborah A Lanphier 77 widow of Jeremiah C Lanphier died yesterday at her son George Lanphier's home at 264 Black Rock Avenue. A Hudson North Carolina life long resident, she lived with her son in this city the last two years as an invalid. Survived by her son, the body will go to Meridhes L L on Monday for burial under Undertaker George P. Potter.
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Deborah A. Lanphier
Deborah A
Jeremiah C. Lanphier
George Lanphier
Black Rock Avenue
George P. Potter
Germans Use Placard to Influence Irish in France Riot
German troops report seen Irish uproar placard reading Irishmen heavy uproar in Ireland English guns are firing at your wives and children Munsters react with freefire volley and raid as placard is removed. African Assembly at Capetown passes export tax on diamonds.
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France
Ireland
African Assembly
Capetown
Luxury and Obsession Across Early American Eras
A collage of excerpted reflections traces how luxury persisted from Puritan Massachusetts to eighteenth century figures like Washington, Hancock, and Mount Vernon, noting ceremonial pomp despite hardship. It cites silhouettes of sobriquets for Washington, jokes on manners, and a vignette on Stevenson's imagined brownies that run through his dreams and sketches.
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America
Massachusetts
John Hancock
Washington
Valley Forge
Mount Vernon
Walter E. Weyl
Harper's Magazine
Origin of the Penny and Early Coin History
A digest of coin origin notes from St. Louis Globe-Democrat and related items. It traces the denarius from Rome ca 268 B.C. through its silver weight changes to 40 percent by 215 A.D. and its later copper form under Diocletian, then notes English denarinus and florin usage, plus a mix of Edison lore and social observations. It includes remarks on patents, a humor item about crowds, and quips from various papers.
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British Isles
Rome
Republic
Roma
Castor
Pollux
Diocletian
England
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Troublesome Tonsils and Youths Camp Note
Practical Health Bint discusses tonsil removal as cure for disease linked to infection. Warns enlarged tonsils cause rheumatism and many illnesses. endorses amputation or shrinkage, swift and safe. Also includes tips on assessing youthfulness via breastbone elasticity and xiphoid cartilage as age indicator.
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National Committee
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Wood
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Roosevelt
Charles D. Hilles
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Auld Lang Syne
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Doris Kellogg
Red Men's Hall
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Clarence “Babe” Cosier
Franklin Hill
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Cosier
Barnum Avenue Estates
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Dammers & Gillette
West 34Th Street
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Nile
Tiber
Westminster Gazette
George Washington
Sigourney
Pater Patriae
Marshall
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Napoleon
West
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Red Jacket
Forest
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Heinrich Heine
New Orleans Times-Picayune
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Mr. Billus
Mme. Swetchine
Nellie
Stevenson
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Mr. Hyde
Hyde
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Columbus Dispatch
Pittsburgh
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Wall Street
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William Vaughn
Harvard
Moody
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