Judge Case Chosen As Umpire In Connecticut Wage Dispute
Judge William J. Case of Hartford has agreed to serve as third arbiter in the wage dispute between the Connecticut Company and its workers. The appointment marks a historic step as the arbitration board prepares to begin daily sessions to weigh testimony and set a precedent for future adjudications in the state.
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Haven
Wiliam JG. Caee
Curt
Tn Hartford
Connecticut Company
Tstroliegion
Case
Cars
Superior Court
Instanca
Connecticut Arbitration Board
Connecticut
Messrs
Clarence Deming
David E. Pitz
Judge Case
Arbitration Board
Ts Thia
Jaden
Bridgeport Singing Societies Enter in Hartford Saengerfest
Bridgeport German singing groups travel to Hartford to compete in a Saengerfest with Germania Arion and Schwaabischer Danzmercher chorus entries. Competition to be held at Park Kasino and Charter Oak Park with final results tomorrow evening. paramedical notes describe nasal catarrh remedy ads unrelated to the event.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
Arion
Schwaabischer
Arions
Attersnon
Park Kasino
Charter Oak Park
Coast Jery Corps
Polls Theatre cool air system to boost comfort this week
Poll’s theatre introduces a cooling system with sea breezes through the east side of the building, twenty high powered fans, and a large stage ventilator. Patrons receive palm leaf fans as Henry Arthur Jones’s The Hypocrites is staged, with Ince Fleming and Eggeston in key roles. Seats for the week are selling now. Within the same page a Kokomo reader praises Foley’s Kidney Pills for backache relief and kidney strength.
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Henry Arthur Jones
Stags
Stell
Ince
Miss Fleming
Eggenston
Yale Medical School Exam Failures Spark Call for Reform
A Yale medical class of 30 saw eleven fail to pass exams, a higher rate than the Law School where 33 of 100 failed. Dean Rogers and Dean Smith cite the elevated standards as the cause and plan to raise the medical school budget to 2 million dollars to drive improvement. A note on East Site Branch reports a Saturday sale by Home Mission Workers at 36 Beach Street to fund continued charitable work.
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Yale Medical
Yale School
Law School
Dean Rogers’ Institution
Department of Medicine
Yate
Dean Smith
Teading
X. W. Cal
East Site
Home Mission Workers
East Side
Beach Street
Burning steamer dynamited to protect German docks
Fire broke out aboard the German steamer Andaluss at Port Said and spread rapidly. To prevent damage to other shipping and the docks, the burning vessel was destroyed with dynamite.
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United Prese
Port Said
Sidewalk Riders Fined for City Ordinance Violations
Three Moyele riders charged with violating a city ordinance after using the sidewalk instead of the road on Saturday and Sunday faced fines. Stephen Rovegno of 214 Wood Avenue Eugene Bower of 1732 Bust Main Street and Michael Agrisato were ordered to pay about FF apiece.
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Moyele
Bach
Nod Costa
Stephen Rovegno
Wood Avenue
Eugene Bower
Michael Agrisato
Jackson's Bookshop Ad Highlights Bargain Shelves
A fragmented ad from a era promotes counter priced reading material. It mentions Jackson's Bookshop at 365 Main St offering bargains and promotional pricing. The notice references a campaign for cheaper bindings and reduced prices.
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Jackson
Main St
Church Dedication Parade and sermon on Catholic duty in Bridgeport
Hundreds of Catholics marched through Bridgeport led by Knights of Columbus and Hibernian groups to dedicate a church site on Water Street area. Mayor, police officials, and priests attended as Father O’Rourke delivered a sermon arguing the Catholic church strengthens the republic, uplifts the poor, and curbs social unrest through charity and moral governance.
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Golden Hil
Ma’treets
Water Street
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Iste Street
Main Street
North Avenue
Parallel Street
Birmingham
John J. Scanlon
Knights of Columbus
R. of C
John H. McMurray
Co. F. Hibernian Rifles
Bridgeport Gaelic Athletic Club
Italian Catholic Society
Hibernian Rifles
Buckingham
Kershaw
Maurice F. McKenna
Stephen F. Boucher
John H
Cornerston
Nilan
Napoleon Dubue
John F. Brady
James Noonan
Ccnsvtes
Father O'Rourke
Nihil
Bridgeport
Father Ninti
Mektros
Kennedy
Jeara
McCorming
Qustise
Gweeney
Fitzy
Clergy List by Parish and City Across State
A roster of priests and pastors by parish and city includes Sacred Heart with Gerald and Fathers Murphy Mulcahy and McDonald in Stamford and St Marys with O Brien Sullivan Carrigan in Stamford. Also listed are O Leary New Canaan Duggan Westport Mitchell South Norwalk Kennedy Coleman Danbury Shortell Ridgefield and many others across New Haven New London Hartford Shelton Bridgeport Waterbury and surrounding towns.
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Gerald
the Sacred Heart
Murphy
Mulcahy
McDonald
St. Mary's
O'Brien
Sullivan
Carrigan
Stamford
O' Leary
New Canaan
Duggan
Westport
Mitchell
South Norwalk
Kennedy
Coleman
Danbury
Shortell
Ridgefield
Fitzgerald
McKeon
Coyle
McGigney
New Haven
O'Reilly
Montville
Cunningham
Westerly
Pitzeimmona
New London
Duggan and Murray
Hartford
Curtin
Lamiis
Dooley
Waterbury
Dr. Moore
New Britain
Fitzgerald and Fox
Derby
Jordan
Batley
Shelton
Hurley
Fairfield
Skelly
Litchfield
O'Connor
Stratford
Neurthrer
Tornasell
Bridgeport
Synnott
Ansonia
Carroll
The Master Sun and Sirius as a Possible Center
Harper's Weekly reports on astronomical debate about a universal center of motion. It notes prior beliefs that all stars revolved around a center, cites Maedier and De launay on star grouping, and proposes Sirius as a potential master sun with nearer stars clustering around it.
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Sirius
Alcyone
Munedler
Maedier
Delauney
Harper's Weekly
Glycerin and Its Remarkable Properties
Glycerin resists freezing and evaporation at ordinary temperatures and only decomposes with a strong odor when heated toward 300 degrees. It serves as a stable vehicle for pigments and colors in ribbons and papers, with unique crystallization behavior under cold or with added water. The substance remains fluid and resilient, a peculiarity noted by its chemical use.
British suppresses Suti practice and Thugism in 1829 policy
The article notes Lord William Bentinck’s 1829 council resolution declaring accomplices to immolation of widows on funeral pyres as guilty of culpable homicide and credits the act with ending the Bengal practice. It also mentions the 1817 Bengal figure of 700 widows burned and asserts tradition of religious toleration and suppression of thugism under his reforms.
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India
William Bentinck
Bengal
An Ancient Tragedy From a Lord Montagu Collection
A Londin paper notes a centuries old tale set in Holborn about a seven year old boy who draws a sword, wounds a gentleman, and recalls a prior killing by the father. The story ends with the gentleman dying after the confrontation and his apology quoted as a moral moment.
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Lord Montagus
Londin
Holborn
Christus
The Smith Murray Co. Sale of Cookware and Pails
Fragmented OCR lists items from The Smith Murray Co including sauce pans in quart sizes, teapots and kettles, water pails, rice boilers in 1 to 3 quarts, and assorted prices such as 19c to 81.75. The text is partial and cites various Dinnerware and cooking items with inconsistent pricing.
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Berlin
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Coette
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Ness
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Warren Street
THE
Gyrus Pharmacy
E. Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
Foley
F. B Brill and
Curtis Pharmacy
Il Medicos
Yale Medical School
Church
Carnegie
the Hague
Hague
Republic
Roosevelt
United States
Rome
Greece
Bancroft
Charles Carroll
Carleton
Maryland
Roger Williams
Rhode Island
Green
Angers
Europe
Russia
Egypt
Remady
the Master Sun
Bo Jack
George
Tom
Jack
Hoston
Setisfal
Robbles
New York Press
Macaulay
Smith-Murray CO
Dke
Smith Murray ¢ CO
Bridgeport Gas Fixture Co
R. T. Rock
Prop
Sam Harris
Athletic Association
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
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John F. Fay
Fairfield Ave
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