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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1916

Page

9

Bridgeport Faces Warrenite Paving Costs Debate

An editorial charges Warrenite paving as a costly, insufficient repair. It cites Bridgeport paying 1.52 per yard for Warrenite while New Haven and state projects pursue concrete foundations with lower or comparable rates. Authorities warn against permanent pavement claims and urge civic action.

Bridgeport New Haven State of Connecticut Topeka Connecticut Warrenite Company

Eloquence and the Chicago Convention Orators

R Bryan argues that true eloquence relies on the three elements of person subject and occasion plus audience. He contrasts Webster and Wendell Phillips with Chicago delegates, condemning the Old Guard and urging the audience to seek truth through meaningful causes rather than self interest.

R. Bryan Chicago Webster Wendell Phillips New England Phillips United States

Roosevelt faces choice as Hughes leads in Chicago

The report notes HughesHolding at least 315 delegates at the Chicago convention, with Roosevelt around 150. It argues Roosevelt must decide soon whether to align with the Old Guard or unite Progressives into a genuine radical party, testing his legacy and the Progressive movement.

Udge Hughes Chicago Roosevelt Hughes Old Guard Progressive Republican Party Col Roosevelt

Fall of Fort Vaux Signals Verdun Breakthrough

The capture of Fort Vaux marks a decisive forward step toward reducing Verdun and is likely to strengthen the belief that Verdun will soon fall. The German advance is viewed as the most significant gain against the strong fortification in the Verdun operation, with Allied prospects improving only faintly by comparison.

Fort Vaux Verdun

Russian Push Tests Austrian Lines In Eastern Front

The piece notes Russian forces inflict heavy losses on Austrians as they renew operations. It suggests Russia may force withdrawals on the western line if sustained, aided by French and British brains and Allied industrial power. It claims Russian tactics resemble the German style with massed artillery and vast ammo supplies, reflecting Napoleon’s artillery emphasis.

Russia France Great Britain Napoleon

Birth of British Baron Torphichen and US romance ties

John Gordon Sandilands the thirteenth Baron Torphichen born June 8 1886. He inherits the Scottish title after his father's death. He has visited the United States and Canada and owns real estate in British Columbia and Alberta. He met Grace Douglass Pierce in London two years ago and their engagement surprised London society. His family seat is Calder House, Midlothian, with roots dating to Mary Queen of Scots era.

John Gordon Sandilands Torhichen Torphichen Wong United States Canada St. John Knights Hospitallers Calder House Midlothian Sandilands Mary Queen of Scots Lord Torphichen Joan Robert II Scotland John Sandilands Africa

Erzingan Asia Minor city in the Russian Turkish conflict

Erzingan a 20 000 population city on a branch of the upper Euphrates has Armenian residents and sits midway between Trebizond Kharput and Erzerum about 75 miles from each. Once a Turkish military post it was a Mongol Tartars stronghold before Mohammed II. Romanus IV was defeated nearby by Alp Arslan in the eleventh century, a tale tied to his fall and a romance with Empress Eudocia that led to his imperial rise and exile.

Erzingan Asia Minor Euphrates Trebizond Kharput Erzerum Romanus Eudocia Macrembolitisa

Beauty Doctors and the Count Cagliostro Legend

A brief history of the first widely known beauty entrepreneur, Balsamo who posed as Count Alessandro di Cagliostro. Born June 8, 1748, he and his wife traveled Europe selling the infamous wine of Egypt, touted as a youth elixir. Their fortune faded after prison and exile, ending in death.

Balsamo Palermo Count Alessandro di Cagliostro Rome Europe Countess Cagliostro Egypt Seraphina Cagliostro

Sunday School Picnic at St. John’s Episcopal Church

The annual Sunday school picnic for St. John’s Episcopal church will be held Saturday, June 10 at Beardsley park. Cars, especially chartered, will leave Park and Fairfield avenues promptly at 9:30 o'clock. The event is an old fashioned basket picnic with attendees from the Sunday school and other church members.

St. John’s Episcopal Church Beardsley Park Park and Fairfield Avenues

German cruiser Rostock declared lost by Admiralty

London reports a Dutch despatch that the German official statement confirms the loss of the cruisers Lutzow and Rostock in the Jutland battle. Rostock, a 4900 ton warship built in 1912 with 373 men, sunk en route to repairs. Lutzow, a 26000 ton battle cruiser, was also lost.

London Amsterdam Lutzow Rostock Jutland Berlin Pommern Wiesbaden Pibing Frauenlob Admiralty

Allied Aerial Fleet in Raid Near Antwerp

London June 8 an allied air squadron has bombarded the area of Hoboken near Antwerp. The Germans were alleged to be building destroyers at Hoboken. The squadron was fired on by German batteries but returned to base safely.

London Hoboken Antwerp Exchange Telegraph Company Maastricht

Vienna peace protesters siege Schoenbrunn Castle

London June 8 A Vienna despatch reports peace demonstrators mainly women marched to Schoenbrunn Castle demanding a separate peace with Russia. Several evaded police entered the castle and shouted from the Emperor’s private apartments. Castle guards later were armed with machine guns.

London Amsterdam Exchange Telegraph Company Vienna Schoenbrun Castle Russia

Li Yuan Hung Named President of China in 1916

Li Yuan Hung, previously vice president, becomes president succeeding Yuan Shih Kai in the regular course. His tenure may last until October next year when Yuan Shih Kai’s five year term ends, though political turmoil raises uncertainty. Hung, age 52, served in the China-Japanese war, later led the army, and was elected vice president after the Manchus abdicated.

Li Yuan Hung China Yuan Shih Kai State Department Washington Li Yuan’ Hung Republic

Orpet Jury Trial Begins After 1200 Examined in Waukegan

In Waukegan Illinois after examining more than 1200 men in 16 venues the trial of William H Orpet for the murder of his former sweetheart Marian Lambert opened The prosecution led by David R Joslyn prepared to argue mostly circumstantial evidence including letters from Orpet to the girl The defense would open after the prosecution presents its case Meanwhile unrelated news rents space in the page as royal and commercial items appear.

Waukegan Ills William H. Orpet Marian Lambert David R. Joslyn Orpet

Tea and tableware price list for kitchen utensils

A catalog entry lists utensils with prices including Teaspoons five dollars Dessert Spoons nine dollars Soup Spoons ten dollars Table Spoons ten dollars Berry Spoons two dollars Sugar Shells fifty Meat Forks Gravy Ladies one dollar thirty seven and one dollar seventy five, basement.

Fashion note on dress styles and price tiers

A short catalog line describes dress options with a low neck sleeveless style and shell finish. It lists regular size at one dollar with extra at one dollar twenty five, and mentions main floor east location.

Free Christian Science Lecture at Lyric Theatre Sunday

The public is invited to a free lecture on Christian Science at the Lyric Theatre at 3 PM Sunday June 11. The event is hosted by the First Church of Christ Scientist Bridgeport with lecturer Charles I Ohrenatein from Syracuse, a member of the Mother Church in Boston. Yaqui Indians are reported raiding in southern Sonora.

Lyric ‘Theatre First Church of Christ, Scientist of Bridgeport Charles I. Ohrenatein Syracuse First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston

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