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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

16

Public conveyance vehicle license ordinance adopted 1915

Bridgeport adopts a regulation for operators of motor vehicles used as public conveyances. It requires owner and driver licensing, license display on vehicles, driver demonstrations, and fees. Provisions cover license transfer, passenger limits, curb proximity, tariffs, routes, and revocation powers. Effective July 1 1915 with penalties up to 100 dollars.

Iaeer Armen Ided Eee Uchicense Superintendent of Police Ion Bridgeport J. Alex H. Robinson

Salandra Emerges as Italy's War Leader in Troubled Era

Dr Antonio Salandra, once a mild scholar and lecturer, became Italy's premier guiding the nation into war against Austria. A long political career, clashes with Giolitti, and a sudden shift from academic to strong executive defined his leadership as Italy faced global conflict. A stock sale and local ads follow the profile.

Antonio Salandra Austria Toree Chamber of Deputies Italy Giovanni Giolitti Salandra Signor Giolitti Neutrality Party Giolitti

Fire Tractor Demonstration Goes Down Courtland Hill

A Demorator Frank Lunn showcased the American British fire tractor on Courtland hill drawing Chemical Engine No. 1 then backing uphill at full speed. The electrically propelled tractor weighs several tons, carries its own power plant, and can reach 28 mph on level ground. Demonstration began from Chemical No.1 HQ in Middle Street at 3 PM with observers including A Leonard and ex-board president Malcolm Baxter.

Courtland Hill Frank Lunn Lunn Chemical No.1 Middle Street Congress Street Washington Avenue WadShington Avenue Rv A. Leonard Fre Tagus and Lindquist Malcolm Baxter

John T Keating dies in Chicago famed Irish orator

John T. Keating, renowned Irish American orator, died at his Chicago home last evening. Telegrams arrived in the city confirming the death. He spoke at the Robert Emmet memorial services in this city five years ago under the Emmet club. Keating served as National President of the Ancient Order of Hibernians from 1893 to 1902 and was a close friend of Charles Stuart Parnell.

T. J. Murphy John T. Keating Chicago Mr. Keating Robert Emmet Flaca Emmet Club Ancient Order of Hibernians Charles Stuart Parnell

Two Wives Claim Interest in Dr Saxton Estate

Probate court hearings reveal a double life of Dr Charles Platt Saxton of New York. Depositions from California describe a first wife left in Ellenville in 1877, and a second wife married in Beckw ith Cal in 1877 who had three California children. The California judge notes illegitimate children as heirs under California law.

Dr. Saxton New York California Florence Moore Winsted Annie Hartsho Saxton Charles Pratt Saxton Ellenville N. Y T. C. Richards New York City C. B. Jenkins

Bridgeport Amends Traffic Ordinance to Limit Parking

An ordinance by Bridgeport Common Council amends traffic rules adopted in 1914. It adds a new Section 13(a) restricting parking on the north side of Fairfield avenue between Main and Water streets to when actively loading or unloading. It also repeals Section I, Article 3 granting right of way to north south traffic over east west traffic. Adopted June 21, 1915.

Common Council City of Bridgeport Fairfield Avenue Main Water Street

Warden Allen Denies Resigning Over Wife’s Murder

Edward M. Allen, warden of Joliet state penitentiary, denies reports he will resign over the murder of his wife by an inmate. The claim sparked questions about security and inmate discipline at the New Jersey facility.

Edward M. Allen State Penitentiary Joliet, NJ

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