Hawaii Population Changes Highlight Census Findings
Washington reports forthcoming 13th Decennial Census bulletin on Hawaii demographics. It details race and nativity shifts, single and married rates, birthplaces, school attendance, illiteracy, language barriers, and dwelling trends across 1910 versus 1900, with Hawaii's diverse mix including Caucasians, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, and native Hawaiians.
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Washington, D. C
Hawaii
Durand
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Ww. C. Hunt
Biwail
Hewat
United States
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Porto Riean
Territory of
Philippines Islands
California
Japan
China
Korea
Portugal
Spain
Russia
Germany
Atlantic Islands
Census Bureau
Honolulu
Timko Fined for Failure to Respond to Alarm
Steven Timko a fireman at No 3 Engine Co was fined 10 dollars for failing to answer a Box 64 alarm on June 3 at 11 46 p m He said he was on leave until 10 then slept through the night The city commissioners plan a district tour next Tuesday regarding tax district protection and hydrant expansion for General Chemical Co on Bostwick avenue The Conn Co complains about waste water from No 5 Middle street damaging Water Street trolley property and sidewalk crossovers
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Steven Timko
No. 3 Engine Co
Rungin
Tis
General Chemical Co
Bostwick Avenue
Conn Co
No. 5
Middle Street
Water Street
Trolley Company
Chief Of Chemistry Bureau Highlights Food Law Flaws
Mobile June 19 Dr Carl Alsberg head of the Bureau of Chemistry warned that the label guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act does not ensure product purity. He urged stronger federal state cooperation and uniform laws to curb misbranding and improve food and drug quality nationwide. He cited condensed milk labeling and explained guarantees enable civil action but do not guarantee quality. He called for uniform state standards and streamlined analyses to reduce legal hurdles and better protect consumers.
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Mobile
Ala
Food and Drugs Action 2
Carl Ik
Bureau of Chemistry
Association of American Food, Dairy and Drug
Alsbere
Alsberg
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Alsberg
Houston
Congress
Department
States
United States
Finkelstone Named Deputy Grand Master CT
Jacob Finkelstone was named Deputy Grand Master for Connecticut of the Independent Order of Brith Skelom. Bridgeport hosts a two year branch with Finkelstone as past president. The United States order has 41,365 members. The Grand Lodge chose Sol C. Kraus of Philadelphia for the honor at a New York meeting on June 15 16 and 17.
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Jacob Finkelstone
Connecticut
Independent Order of Brith Skelom
Bridgeport
Finkelstone
United States
Sol C. Kraus
Philadelphia
New York
Opening of Weapogue Country Club in Knowlton Park
Stratford June 21 plans are under way for the grand opening of the Weapogue Country Club at Knowlton park on the Fourth of July. Tennis and golf tournaments for men women and amateurs are scheduled with a reception and fireworks in the evening.
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Stratford
Knowlton Park
Community Notes From Tashua And Surroundings
William French relocates to Mrs. Seth Hill’s house in Tashua while Miss H H Dickenson enjoys vacation in Woodbridge. Social visits unfold across Long Hill Jersey City Brookyn Newark Norwalk and Bridgeport with school and drama events noted including Newark High School commencement rehearsal and the White Plains school picnic at Mr Austin Nichols’ grave.
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William French
Hattertown
Seth Hill
Tashua
H. H. Dickenson
Woodbridge
John Kelly
Long Hill
Katie Dunn
Jersey City
J. T. King
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Hawke
Daniels Farm
Dorothy Beach
Norwalk
Mary Potter
Beardsley Park
Howard Hawley
Bridgeport
Hawley
Edgar Ward
Merri Beach
Alden Newman
Easton Church Services and Local Social Notes
Easton church services are set for Thursday at eleven with Rev. F. S. Clark delivering a sermon titled A Christian and an evening address Dost Thou Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ. Easton grange No. 149 meets Tuesday at the Grange hall for Sisters Night led by the ladies. Local visits include Mrs. Clarence B. Andrews at Bridgeport, Clarence B. Andrews and Harry Edwards at the shore, and a string of guests from Plattsville, Bridgeport, and Long Hill at various homes. Camping meetings are underway at Long Hill on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
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The
Baptist Church
F. S. Clark
Lord Jesus Christ
Easton Grange
Grange Hall
Clarence B. Andrews
Rock House
Bridgeport
Henry Blackman
Harry Edwards
August Kuhn
Plattsville
Fred Belyea
Frederick Kuehn
Long Hill
Fred Botsford
Horace Wheeler
Sport Hill
Annie
Ruth Smith
Sylvanus Mallette
Untested dynamite sales remark shocks readers
The Washington Herald reports a sharp exchange about selling dynamite untested. The dialogue contrasts claims of thorough factory testing with a bold assertion that the product is sold without testing. The quip highlights concerns over safety and regulation in commerce.
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Washington Herald
What She Wanted Antiques Clash at the Shop
A dealer assures a customer that genuine antiques fill the shop while Mrs Nbocash doubts their freshness, preferring newer items. The exchange highlights tension over value and authenticity in a compact sales encounter.
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Timko
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit “Company
Block Island
Newport
Address Advertising Bureau
South Station
Boston
Mass
New York, New Haven and
Hartford
R. R
Monarchs
Milford
Congregational Church
RE. N. Packard
W. L. Tenney
South
J. C. Wilcoxson
Pootatuck
Harry D. Gates
Trumbull
Easton
What
Wanted
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
Rocker
ABC
State Street
Stratford Avenue
Saber
Gus C. Mullen
D. M. Hess Co
Staples
Lehigh Valley
Siagara Falls
Portland and Return
San Francisco
Rockwell & Forester
R. Forester
West 21St Street
New York City
Wheeler & Howes CO
Stratfield Building
Congress Street Bridge
Sprague
Sprague I Ice & x Coal Co
IRA Gregory & CO
Main Street
Stratford Ave