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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

8

Donovan Obtains Market Plans From U S Expert

Washington June 11 Representative Jeremiah Donovan seeks guidance from U S expert Arles Brand on municipal market design for Bridgeport. Brand emphasizes open and enclosed spaces, accessible to foot and trolley, with steel sheds and stalls for producers and peddlers, tailoring to local conditions.

Washington Jeremish Donovan Bridgeport Donovan Arles J. Brand Brand Hucksters Nah

Fairfield County News Borset Have Glandera

Fragmented OCR item reports several cases of a disease in Fairfield County with reference to Denbury. A child suffered severe symptoms but is recovering. Mentions a clairvoyant disappearance in Norwalk and a money offer to a young man. Includes garbled quotes and miscellaneous notes from other papers.

Denbury Boy Gene Keee Reed Norwalk Oxford Quebec

Roosevelt Program Shapes 1916 Political Divide

The Roosevelt program aims at dismantling the old Republican machine and fortifying Democratic control through a split opposition. Roosevelt seeks to destroy the party structure this year and lead a new party to triumph in 1916, while courting Democratic success in November as a step toward future dominance.

Roosevelt White House Wilson United States Taft Husa Vuilson Congress United Pepe Ivés Beveridge Indiana Pinchot Garfield Okie Bengeig New York Republi Ats Pom Mr. Wilson Cate Democratic Party Upsa Ge Parulaz Rep Washington Springfield

Farm Hands Of Today Remain Shaky In Rural Press Sketch

A Fort Wayne Journal column contrasts the old time farm hand with modern workers. It notes the rustic farmer’s helper as honest, thrifty, and loyal, while younger hires are seen as transient and money focused. The piece also hints at immigrant labor preferences and language groups influencing farm staffing. It closes with a brief obituary mention of McDonald of Princeton.

Ely Fort Wayne Ind Dey

Labor Day Parade Planned by Bridgeport Labor Uni

Bridgeport and nearby towns will witness a colossal Labor Day celebration in early September organized entirely by local unions. Charles Stout says the event will surpass past city efforts and draw labor leaders from across the state, with unions funding and running the program at Seaside Park.

Bridgeport Farmer Organized ‘Labor Charles Stout Bridgeport Central Labor Uion Mr. Stout Machinists Union Act J

Vegetarian Diet for Adventist Delegates at Camp Meeting

Boston June 11 Two hundred tents erected largely by ministers of the Massachusetts Conference of Seventh Day Adventists for the opening of the annual camp meeting on the grounds formerly a golf club in Alliston District. Sessions will run ten days in large campus pavilions. In the dining tent only vegetarian dishes were served. Hartwell of South Lancaster presides. participants include R D Quinn president of the Atlantic Union Conference and W H Russell secretary of the Atlantic Union religious liberty department.

Boston Massachusetts R. D. Quinn Atlantic Union New New York H.C. Russell Albany Religious Liberty “Department The

Wholesale Prices and Poultry Daily Market Report

New York market price list for butter creamery extras firsts and dairy, hay and straw values, potatoes and vegetables with varied No.1 or better grades, poultry prices for fresh kill turkeys broilers fowls ducks and squabs. Note: Joseph Walters indicted for burglars at Ponda New York escaped from jail in Johnstown.

Timothy Maine Joseph Walters Ponda N. Y Johnstown

Jewelry Gifts For Weddings Graduation And Anniversary

The selection of a gift should receive careful attention so its beauty and fitness may be a constant reminder of the donors' thoughtfulness. We are showing appropriate gifts consisting of diamonds watches and jewelry of every description silverware cut glass clocks etc at very attractive prices.

Billions for harbor improvements eyed by Senate

The river and harbor appropriation bill advances from the Senate commerce committee noting a higher total than the House measure. Senator Simmons says the bill may rise by about three million, with Senate additions bringing the overall to roughly 53 million. Continuing contracts totaling about six million are funded via yearly civil appropriations, reflecting growing commerce needs and demand for cheaper freights.

Senate United States Senate Committee On Commerce F. My Bimmons North Carolina Engineers Army House Committee On House Simmons Commerce Committee

River and Harbor Bill Details for Bridgeport Harbor Allocation

The River and Harbor appropriation bill, to be reported to the senate after Panama Canal tolls repeal, shows funding changes including Bridgeport Connecticut with 111200 and an old balance of 67000, totaling 173300. The work follows a board recommendation from the United States Army Engineers on harbor improvements and freight implications for the People of the Union.

Lngineers United States Army Union Senate Pape Bridgeport Connecticut

Fear of Suffrage Activities Delays Roosevelt Visit

London reports fears of suffragette protests cancel many public events for Theodore Roosevelt during his England visit. He will attend Royal Geographical Society lectures but limit public functions, with private entertainments arranged to meet preferred contacts. Sir Edward Grey will host a lunch June 15 and the Colonel will stay at Chequers Court, hosted by Arthur Hamilton Lee, during his stay.

London Theodore — Roosevelt England Royal Geographical Society Roosevelt Poward Grey Atate Colt Roosevelt Liberal Party Chequers Court Buckingham Arthur Hamilton Lee House of Commons United States

Gale Swept Timbers Kill Indian Students

Pipestone Minnesota on June 11 two government Indian school students were killed and several others injured when a wind and rain storm struck the town causing heavy damage to small buildings and the business district. The deceased were Quincy Shambo and see Shran. The storm also damaged structures and disrupted local life.

Pipestone Minn Government Indian School Quincy Shambo See Shran

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