Death notices of McGuire Rice Spqueene y in 1912 Fairfield
Fairfield notices list Edward McGuire son of P and Mary Sullivan McGuire aged 17 years 5 months 17 days with funeral from 541 Gregory Street June 26 at 8:30 am to Sacred Heart Church and Star cemetery interment. Nellie McQueeney wife of Patrick McQueeney, funeral from her residence June 35 at 8:30 am to St Patrick's Church, interment at St Michael's cemetery. Patrick Whalen of Fairfield dies with services at St Thomas and Fairfield cemetery.
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Verment
St. Aan
Mguire
Edward
Mary Sullivan McGuire
Gregory Street
Sacred Heart Church
Star Cemetery
Nellie
Patrick McQueeney
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Christening Celebrated for Donadeo Daugher in East Bridgeport
Antoinette Donadeo, daughter of Michele and Marie Donadeo, was christened at Italian Catholic church in East Bridgeport yesterday. Godmother Marianna De Bloys and godfather Tony d Tori o attended. Guests came from New York, Brooklyn and Boston. local attendees included Geo Mahoney, Harry Tige, V Vandry and Ralph Seymour. The celebration at 218 Church Street featured refreshments and wishes for a long prosperous life.
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Church Street
Antoinette Donadeo
Michele
Marie Donadeo
East Bridgeport
Michele Donadeo
Clancy
Donadeos
Marianna .de Bloys
Godfather
Tony d’Torio
Graduation Exercises for St Josephs Class of 1912
Attended by fond parents and admiring friends, graduation exercises of the class of 1912 of St Josephs German Catholic school were held yesterday afternoon in Eagles Hall. A splendid program of three parts was carried out and enjoyed thoroughly by the large audience.
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St. Joseph's
Eagles’ Hall
Naval Militia Cruise Aboard USS Machias
Local Naval militia members enjoyed a Saturday to Sunday cruise aboard the USS Machias. Lieut Merritt led a contingent from New Haven with 90 division members aboard, joined by other crew and militia bringing total to about 160. They went ashore at Fort.
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Naval Militia
Obituaries for Fairfield Irish residents mark era end
Patrick Whalen of Fairfield dies at Elm Spring Street after long illness. Widower, he helped found St Thomas parish and attended St James church in the city years ago. Survived by a grown family, his passing ends a long known local life. Also notices Ed ex McGuire, 17, fatally injured after losing a leg last year, with remaining family listed. John Rooney, early Irish settler and longtime resident, dies at home in Asylum. widower with two daughters, two carriers John and William McElroy noted for postal work.
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Patrick Whalen
Fairfield
Elm Spring Street
Kalen
Fairfieldefore
St. Thomas’ Parish
St. James’ R. C
Bridgeport
Ed. Ex McGuire
P. J. McGuire
Gregory Street
John Rooney
Peniiern
John
William McElroy
Rooney
Mrs Pankhurst Wins Liberty After Hunger Strike
The report notes Mrs Pankhurst wins liberty following a hunger strike. It states Mrs Pethick Lawrence is released and placed in private hospital. Forcible feeding attempts failed as the women resisted, and after five days fasting planning called for Mrs Lawrence's release to save her life.
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Pethick Lawrence
Klaus Beats French Champion in Dieppe Ring
Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh won a decision over George Carpenter, the French middleweight champion, in the 18th round at Dieppe on June 24. The article also notes huge lecture earnings by Henry M. Stanley and contrasts with Alexander Graham Bell’s early lecture fees.
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Dieppe
France
Frank Klaus
Pittsburgh
George Carpenter
Henry M. Stanley
New York Sun
Stanley
New York
Alexander Graham Bell
The Doldrums and the iron tale across ages
In discussing maritime lore the text explains the doldrums as a calm belt between trade winds across oceans, noting sailors once faced abandoned sails and idle seas. It then surveys iron’s discovery with Tubal Cain and Hephaestus, Pliny’s account of Dactyles, and biblical references to bright iron in Jeremiah and Ezekiel.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Equator
Doldrums
Tubal Cain
Hephaestus
Pliny
Mount Ida
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Greatest lace and embroidery sale drives store revival
A bold sales push floods the lace and embroidery section with unbelievable values. Readily saleable fabrics, bandings, net chemisttes, and embroidered edgings are offered at deep discounts, with prices ranging from 19c to $6.25 for large quantities and ready-to-wear pieces in varied patterns and widths.
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Batiste
The Howland Dry Goods Co. and a Mean Trick
A fragment from a periodical page discusses a dispute over an unpaid account and a humorous twist about using the writer's own stamp to pay it. The text then shifts to health notes on tanning from sun and UV exposure, argues tanning is not a health indicator, and quotes diverse opinions on conversation and culture, noting that height affects talkativeness and that human culture seeks endless growth and refinement.
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Auylum Street
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John Reck&Son
James Horan
Hawkins
Whalen
Patrick Re
Aare
Spring Street
Donadeo
Main ST
Whity, LA
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Aan Vel
Klaus
Howland
Main Street
Avenue
Cannon Street
Priech
Valenciennes
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Howland Dry Goods
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New York Times
Biust
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