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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
16
A collage of vignettes: misquoted Shakespeare teaching, a Greek version anecdote, a druggist’s odd diagnosis, alpinist fatalities in Swiss hills, London’s banking origins, and a capercailzie courtship song. Read as a miscellany from a newspaper page.
Colonel Roosevelt, back from Europe to attend his son Kermit’s wedding, declares politics will be his focus for months and defends George W. Perkins as the Progressive party’s most useful member. He denounces the Columbian treaty payment as blackmail and criticizes Wilson and Beas for U.S. foreign policy.
New York June 25 The former state senator William H Reynolds is likely to be confined at St Luke's hospital for a week after an accidental discharge of Mayor John Purroy Mitchel's pistol wounded Reynolds in the left thigh and shattered a finger bone. Mitchel expressed regret and visits the hospital, noting the pistol slipped from a holster and discharged as it was being carried into the house.
Judge Tuttle presided over three receivership matters in superior court this afternoon. In Barnith Sachs vs Moon Sales Co Inc a 90 percent dividend was ordered with receiver Judge Wilder receiving 3600 for services, half as counsel. In Buckley vs Valve Seating Tool Co the account was accepted and the company dissolved. In Gough Building Co case Judge Tuttle discharged the receiver and dissolved the corporation.
Frank Bruno and Alphonso Lora cano of this city had bonds reduced from two thousand dollars to one thousand each this morning. George H. Smith furnished bonds at the clerk of the superior court’s office.
An opinion arguing the United States must lead the world in naval size and strength. It discusses Panama Canal advantages for rapid fleet movement, rejects narrowing to one coast, and urges a larger navy to ensure defense across both coasts.
A citizen voice condemns church raids by the wealthy as unseemly while praising Dr Woen and his church for handling the crisis. The author warns against quick church alignment, praises Bouck White yet urges greater faith in national affairs and voting, and calls for support of woman suffrage if it aids democracy.
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