Fragmentary Letter on Creek Boundary Late 1826
A fragment from a St Mary's letter to the Georgia executors discusses Creek boundary issues near Amelia Island and the British presence. It notes Col Nichols and Capt Woodpine arriving with an offer of a possession of the province, mentions Indian affairs, and reports rising Creek and European numbers and a proposed boundary understanding. Cel. Kershaw travels south, Barnett Tarrimey referenced.
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St. Mary's
Georgim
Pleride
Tadsterrea Byrspsin
St Mary's
Paopar
Ahold Knaw
Brie Treneport
Amelia Island
Col. Nichols
Woodpine
Indes
Wison
Alam
Golay
el. Nichols
Col. Hawkins
Europe
TaeRxon
Kershaw
South
Carolina
Barnett Tarrimey
Accident halts Avon Park baseball game after injury
A serious accident at Avon Park halted a City league game between St. Aloysius and St. Patrick's when Mike Dailey of St. Patrick's collided with a catcher, breaking his leg. St. Patrick's was awarded the win as the other side refused to continue, with a protest likely. The Connecticut Press Association held its annual meeting in the city, electing officers and welcoming new members. A horse and wagon was stolen when a man named Lacy left them unattended on Williams Street. Fourth of July plans were announced with balloons, parades, and fireworks noted.
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Mike Dailey
M Michael Dailey
St. Ac Ee
Avon Park
St.Patrick's
Sabre
St Aloysius
Fem
Dalley
St. Patricks
Connecticut Press Association
Powler
Foy McMahon . Wren
Pleasure Beach
Revert Vance
The
New Britain Herald
John A J. Orr
Bridgeport Farmer
A. W. Green
Hartford Harbert
W. Baker
Meriden Republican
John Hedemeier
Danbury Dispatch
W. R Sil
Hartford Post
Farry Loomis
Waterbury American
Stivenson Fund
del N. G Os‘born
New Haven Restsecr
A. N .Hall
Meriden- Republican
Redman
New Haven Register
A. B. Loomis
Hadford Journal
Wallace Olmetead
Danbury
Lacy
Tieision Street
Cherch
Bridgeport
Amd
Peingkian
William Street
Yale Law entrants and civic notes from Meriden area
Twenty years ago in Meriden area youth James Carey was treated after a calf bite while Samuel Beardsley and others received Yale Law School admission permits. Suffering from intoxication prompted a trip to the emergency room. Meriden defeated Stamford with Reilly’s team and Foster shining in a large crowd at Preasure Beach, as Meriden’s batter and fielding errors contrasted with the visitors’ strong plays.
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Erna 'Eeward T. Guckinshem
Yele
W. T. Buckingham
Custom House
Samuel Beardsley
Yale Law School
Hoth
Boe
Meriden
Jim O'Rourke
Victors
Tom Reilly
Meridens
Preasure Beach
Reilys
Stewart
Foster
Nokuns
English Quaker would abolish big armaments
London June 24 at the Devonshire House Quakers meeting discussion on warfare drew protests as a speaker urged non-resistance and abolition of the British army and navy. He argued a pacific world would emerge with no foes and less aggression, while critics called the idea lunacy. The chair supported avoiding khaki service, condemning war as atheistic, and stressing love and charity as future international basis.
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London
Devonshire
Gearse Benson
Bigland
Thia
Spollan
Toree
Khhsk
Ana
Christian
Jim
United States
Great Britain
CERTILAX The Certain Laxative
An advert for CERTILAX claims a pleasant remedy for constipation torpid liver headaches biliousness and foul breath. Marketed as the formula of a celebrated specialist in New York City, it promises gentle action and lists price and purchase options at drug stores or by mail from Chemical Co New York.
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New Yok City
Cts Chemical Co
New York
Germany’s food supply routed through Switzerland report
London June 24 massive quantities of tomatoes and cereals move into Germany via Switzerland under a 1914 France Switzerland pact. Jacques Chur cites trucks crossing the frontier daily toward Geneva for the Cornavin, with Italy and Italy to Switzerland routes also aiding shipments. Smuggling concerns arise at frontier points and rail lines shift to Simplon routes to ease congestion.
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London
Germany
Switzerland
Jacques Chur
France
Switsébald
M. Chur
Geneva
Pontariier
M. Dhur
M. Dbor
Chiamo
Gothard
Italy
Feders
War reviving canal business in England
London reports a revival of canal traffic across Great Britain as war congestion at railways and ports boosts canal companies. Growth is limited mainly by labor shortages and rising charges, with younger boatmen joining the armed forces and many canals struggling to recruit crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
German Machine Guns Dominate War Effort in France
British headquarters reports German machine guns as the war’s strongest weapon. Germany began with about 59 009 guns and maintains a steady supply from arms factories. Soldiers fire with deadly efficiency, sometimes ambushing advancing troops from concealed positions and causing heavy casualties in moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bret
Fi Te
SERVICE AT FRONT SPOILS WORKMEN FOR TASKS IN THE FIELD
Front line duties disrupt field labor as many reservists are recalled. An employment bureau placed 8 600 refugees from Belgium and northern France, Spaniards and Kabyles from Algeria, and Moors, yet efforts failed to fully replace front losses. Wheat area totals rise modestly. France reports 11 16 256 acres. Wheat crop averages 72, similar to last year. eight departments improved, invaded areas show high rates. Cash wheat trade crippled by a policy forcing interdepartmental transfers with equal reimport.
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Posse
Belds
Esca Greati
Ront
Belglum
Worthern Prince
Algeria
Moore
France
Geriey
Oate
Gifts for graduates and brides on display at store
Fir idea and graduates occupy the center of the stage at present and the question of what to give them in commemoration of the event is a puzzling problem but easily solved at our store showing a wide range of appropriate gifts in diamonds jewelry watches silverware cut glass clocks and more all reasonably priced. Take time to visit our store before buying elsewhere.
Brave Turkish Captains Ply Dardanelles With Munitions of War
Constantinople June 24 Turkish steamers continue voyages from Constantinople to Gallipoli and Chanak carrying war stores while British submarines patrol. Passengers require official permission. crews and guards bolster vigilance as rockets, shells, and rifles frame daily departures toward the fighting zone. The Gallipoli region shows bustling coastal life amid war, with neutral property signs and Allied bombardment impacts noted.
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Dardanelles
Constantinople
Sea of Marmara
Gallipoli
Chanak
Sea of
Marmora
Biter
Marinors
Gailiboll
Plans for City Normal School curriculum reorganization
The board discussed expanding English and science, using the normal school for juniors under supervision, and establishing an observation school. Two more instructors for normal work were planned. Bryant school use was debated and partially approved, with other sites to be found as needed. Several new teachers were named for the high school, with salaries from 1,000 to 1,300 dollars, and credentials listed.
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City Normal School
Board of Education
City ‘Normal School
Jniors
Bryant School
Samuel 3. Slawson
Chariss W. Deane
Herbert J. Stack
Massachusetts
Wallingford
James Clyde’ Moore
West Stockbridge
Mass
Williston ‘Academy
Easthampton
Harvard
Teachers’ College of
Yonkers
N.y.t
Marietta Academy
Marietta
Ohio
Degres
Teachers’ College
New York
Rosa Mary Starratt
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Jobe
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Chianx
Brets Foundry
James Carey
Catherine Etreet
Bummuel FF
Beardaley
Joseph I. Noyes
James H. Richard
Stamford
Couto
D. Harris
Main Street
Traction Company
Burgherde
John Reck
England
J. Buechler
Fairfield Avenue
Gulf of Senos
Hille
Enver Pasha
Hoffman Phillip
Chansk
Chensk
von Usedam
Order Pour le Merits
Mt. Sterling High School
Lexington
Transylvania College
School of Education
Mies Maude Kemmerer
Philadelphia
William Penn High School
Swarthmore Preparatory School
Swartmore College
A. E
University , of Pennsylvania
Teachers’ College of New York
Katherine P. Adams
Stamford High School
Wellesley
John J. Cullinan
Durkin & Laas
James G. Rogers
A.C. Fones
Lincoln
Columbus
Park Board
Shelton School
North End
Read School
William B. Boardman
Boardman
Hayes
Water ST
Halligan Millinery
Broad Street
Long Island
Block Island Sword
YATES
East Main
NAVY
GEO. B. Clark & CO
Post Office News Store
Hotel Wendigo
Popsior Fe
Ames C
Benjamin & Johnes
Warren Street
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Handel Parfumerie
Pinauld
Pinaud Building
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