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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1910

Page

7

Public Service Commission bill eyed with stockholder issue

The State Business Men's association proposes a five member commission at seven thousand five hundred dollars a year appointed by the Governor without legislative confirmation. Critics warn stockholders in public service corporations could dominate decisions, risking public interests. The measure heads to the Legislature with strong backing, despite concerns over conflicts of interest.

Public Service Commission State Business Men’s Association Public Service

Folk of Missouri aims for 1912 Democratic nomination

Ex Governor Folk of Missouri emerges as a potential Democratic presidential candidate for 1912 and outlines a platform emphasizing equal rights, anti graft, tariff for revenue, sunlit regulation of utilities, direct Senate election, and opposition to special interests. The piece also notes other possible contenders and parries a pension bill debate with Harper's Weekly, plus a church schedule and a local store opening notice.

Folk Harmon Gaynor Missouri St. Louis Western Hemisphere U. S Andrew Carnegie Ohio Middle West New York City East

Taft Joker In Army Engineer Corps Measure

A lively Senate clash is expected over a House bill to increase the efficiency of the army engineers. Opponents fear it could displace Director F. H. Newell of the Reclamation Service and place reclamation under army control. Newell opposes army engineers managing irrigation, arguing specialization and potential delays in government projects.

United Press Washington Senate Army Engineer’ Corps F. H. Newell Reclamation Service Army Taft Newell West Point Reclamation Bureau Engineer Corps

Patents for Fletchers Castoria May 31 1910 Connecticut

List of patent issuances and trademarks dated May 31 1910 from A. M. Wooster solicitor detailing inventors and locations across Bridgeport New Haven Hartford New Britain Waterbury Noroton Norwalk and other towns. Entries include boilers pipe unions engine parts and several machines with names of inventors and firms such as Belknap Blanchard Crocker Carroll Goodridge Stapley Thomas Callan Hubbard Johnson Hill Barnard Goldthorp Monson Peterson Sadie Reynolds Arens Glover Hine Schmidt Stevens Campbell Cummins Southwick Hammer Fay Gorman Moon Brainerd Armstrong Bates Son and others with items like electrical devices head feeding machinery and accessories.

A. M. Wooster Bridgeport Conn Wm. L. Belknap F. C. Blanchard E. B. Crocker Pipe Union Geo. P. Carroll G. W. Goodridge Binding Post Wm. S. Stapley Geo. B. Thomas F. H. Callan New Haven Geo. M. Hubbard C. Johnson Hermann Hill West Haven Walter E. Barnard Hartford Robt R. Goldthorp Carl A. Monson Johann G. Peterson Jos Sadie F. D. Reynolds August Arens New Britain Chas. Glover Henry C. Hine Louis M. Schmidt Clayton S. Stevens Andrew C. Campbell Waterbury N. W. Cummins Geo W. Southwick Noroton C. Hammer Cigars Rowe Patent

The Author’s Grievance and a Cremation Tale

A medical man cites new hygiene laws and a country scientist Dash tries to cremate a poor widow’s husband at no cost to promote cremation. The widow asks if it is a hobby, and Dash presses the point amid pity and contempt. A separate complaint to a magazine editor lampoons a proofreading error, with a detective’s beard gag and a darkened deadline.

Dash Cash Washington Star Pendleton King Eutchor Cleveland Plain Dealer

Why They Smiled and Pearsons Circus In Paris Streets

On a Sabbath elder trims before church but cuts his nose. wife finds concealing plaster. crowds smile as he passes the plate. a helper says the nose is torn cotton with a 200 yard warranty. Feldmann reports Paris street life shows gymnasts acrobats and pyramid feats by street performers collecting tips.

Pearson Paris Wilhelm Feldmann Welt Spiegel

Exhibition Cases of Silver Draw Kauffer Gifts For June Weddings

An unusually large display at the Exhibition Cases of Silver features Sterling Silver and Quadruple Plate items ideal for June weddings. Listings include teapots, coffee urns, candelabra, baking dishes, salvers, candlesticks, coffee sets, sugar and cream sets, tea services, and more with prices from under a dollar to $40. Also advertised are bargain menswear items like negige shirts, nainsook garments, Stuttgarter underwear, neckwear, and a large new line of parasols and four-in-hand ties in silk and foulard.

Riverside

Firmness in Opinion and Self Love Critique

A Washington Star quip notes a husband’s fear of his wife’s resolve when she makes up her mind. It contrasts with the remark that every woman changes opinion occasionally and Henryetta’s firm stance on changing hers. The second line asserts self love as a delicate yet vigorous defect, with emphasis on how it wounds yet cannot be killed.

Mr. Meekton Henrietta Washington Star

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