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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
15
The Bridgeport School graduates reflect on progress and education as the 1912 political climate grows more progressive. The Baltimore convention speech by Ollie James and the push for a strong platform signal Democ racy’s bid to align party goals with national reforms.
Senator Joseph Alsop declares a duty to back Roosevelt and the new party group, signaling Roosevelt forces may run a ticket in Connecticut. The Republican machine faces pressure from regular voters amid fear of losing control and influence in the upcoming Senate race.
A fragmented reminiscence outlines Jeff Davis of Arkansas, noting his three-time governorship, Senate tenure, and reputation for frugality. It remarks on opinions from Arkansas readers, contrasts with eastern elites, and honors his birth in Little Rock on February 27, 1862, while describing his character as honest yet rough in speech.
A historic international gathering discusses banking reforms postal cooperation ar bitral justice and harmonization of trade law. Proposals include a permanent arbitral body, uniform bills of lading validation, and international statistics sharing to reduce cross border conflicts among merchants and nations.
The report covers Fifth Regiment activities at the Baltimore armory and a Democratic national convention. It mentions Congressman and opponent clashes, references to public meetings, and campaign remarks.
The annual State convention of the National Association of Engineers opens tomorrow in Colonial Hall with a featured exhibition of major city manufacturers. The event will start at 11 am, with State President F. Chapman and Mayor Wilson delivering welcomes, and National President Edward Kearney addressing the delegates.
A 19th century obituary recounts Davia and diplomat Bartlett, detailing Bartlett’s service as American secretary at the Chinese legation, postings under Hayes and Cleveland, and later life in Farmington and West Haven. It cites his survivors, including two sons and a daughter. An editor warns readers about ptomaine poisoning from improper food preservation and canned goods after opening.
The fragment outlines public road projects from Center to Livrary corner and mentions Lynecson’s importance to Lonetown road repairs. It notes school exhibitions, Miss Judd’s engagement with Boston teachers, and the independent district hiring by district committees. Recent Ridgewold Inn guests and a Putnam Park Center school picnic are listed amid local civic remarks.
Commencing Monday July first store hours are five o'clock daily except Saturday with continued same pattern through July and August.
Advertises White Mountain Freezers Alaska Freezer and Glass Sani Freezer in multiple sizes with prices, plus all metal freezer options. Also promotes gas ranges 12 styles, garden hose assorted ply, blue woolen goods, and decorative white crochet bags with prices. Emphasizes safety of homemade ice cream and affordable quality for families.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a high hand mounted device and a reference to Smet 364 with a price tag around three dollars. It reads as an unclear brief, lacking full context or clear actions.
A fragmented local column reports stormy weather, louse spraying ineffectiveness, Sanford losing two pigs in odd accidents, Read dying suddenly while cutting wood, Imperial Minstrels visiting Sea ford gym, Miss Catherine Barnett hosting a party, and Alfalfa harvest on G Barnett’s three acre field. Bred Drigge rents Pleasant Valley farm and Grange building foundation work proceeds with staking.
A Brook lyn Union League Club wagered Taft would not win any state in November with a $1,000 stake. A second bet at the same club put Col velt on equal electoral strength or more with Taft, both reflecting keen interest in the political race.
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