Financial misconduct and the perils of modern business failures
A historical critique explains how modern large failures differ from older ones and blame financiers for draining value. It discusses consolidation, dividend manipulation, and the erosion of trust as stocks rise and fall, noting responses sought from Wilson and Congress to curb fraud and protect savers.
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Seomed
Eee
New Haven
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Big God Butte
Saengerfest in Ridgeport Welcomes German Heritage
Saengerfest at Ridgeport hosts thousands of citizens in a celebration honoring German native ancestry. The piece lauds the German contribution to music and culture, noting Wagner as a pinnacle of genius and praising Germans across arts and sciences.
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Ridgeport
Wagner
Ban nockburn Ode Read At national Celebration
Invocation by Kennedy at Bannockburn field on June 24 1914 praises Scotland’s past and future. The poet James Kennedy known in Scottish circles is praised for style diction and imagery and his absence at Bridgeport is noted. John Japp replaces him delivering a well received reading. The piece envisions Scotland’s unity freedom and enduring strength through historic valor and shared humanity.
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Kennedy
Bannockburn Field
James Kennedy
United States
Angus Sinclair Publishing Co
New York
Bridgeport
Stratfield
Homeland Committee
Scotland
John Japp
Bridgeport Mayor Invites Philadelphia Delegates to Conserve City
Bridgeport seeks a convention to protect cities from public service corporations. Mayor Blankenburg of Philadelphia may send a delegate, with potential benefit if Bridgeport’s mayor attends. The effort aims to learn tactics to secure company shares on Fairfield Avenue and discuss public service contributions to campaigns.
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Ayor Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Meyor Wilson
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Fairfield Avenue
Ohio towns shift clocks to Eastern Time causing daily life changes
Ohio cities plan or have shifted from Central to Eastern Standard Time, advancing clocks an hour to extend evening daylight. The piece notes public and personal adjustments, impacts on business hours and meals, and compares to English long evenings and Scottish practice. It laments American habits limiting after dark activities like theater and travel.
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Ohio
Edinburgh
July 4 address and patriotism in old time reflections
The piece critiques modern July 4 orations, noting a decline in the “spread eagle” patriotism and the clash with leisure activities. It contrasts youthful indifference with older generations’ calls to civic virtue, praising sacrifice and public spirit while warning that attendance at lectures is hampered by games and dances.
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Holland
Sam
Meriden Cyclist Fined for Passing Standing Trolley Car
Meriden judge hits hard on a motorist last night fining William Rainaud of Hanover Street $100 and costs for passing two standing trolley cars. The case cited driver responsibility and public safety, noting statewide criticism of lenient penalties. Also named: Hector Tammorro jailed for forgery, Michael Annezinto facing bigamy, Lavine case continued, Hawley given three months, and other local cross-town incidents.
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Coughlin
William Rainaud
Hanover St
Meriden
Rainaud
Fairfield Avenue
Malin Street
Gorgas
Hector Tammorro
Madison Avenue
Connecticut National Bank
Abe M. Katz
Michael Annevzinto
Main Street
Joseph Lavine
Hazelwood Avenue
Elizabeth Daiey
Gregory Street
Arthur Hawley
Cannon Street
Simpson
John Conlin
Atlantic Street
Edward Miller
Gregory St
Salvatore Basta
Hallett St
New York
Sale of Vaists Featuring Hundreds of Crepe and Silk Styles
Read Co A Clearance offers a window exhibit on Main St with a selection of Crepe de Chine and Embroidered Voiles in white and colors. Styles include raglan sleeves Puritan and Medici collars with short to three-quarter sleeves. Sports blouses and priced bargains ranging from 50 cents to $6 on the second floor.
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Main St
Midsummer Embroideries and Wardrobe Sale Highlights
Summer gowns trend with ruffles and tunics. Embroideries offered at reduced prices including wide flouncings and bands with lace. Also on sale are children's hats crepes kimonos and women’s undergarments plus Wardrobe Trunks discounted from 25 dollars to 19.50. Multiple fabric types and sizes featured across Lace Section and Children's Wear.
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Brocam F Broad Stree
Portland Cement Output Record in 1913 at D M Read Co
The D. M. Read Company reports Portland cement production in 1913 totaling 63,949,102 barrels valued at 93,001,163 dollars. The Rutherford Daily Herald, a Democratic paper, debuted in Bergen County that year.
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Rutherford Deily Herald
Bergen Une. MS
Tennis Shoes for Boys and Youth Oxford Models
Footwear selections include men's and boys' oxford styles and youth board sneakers. Durable, affordable options cater to school uniforms and daily wear. Sizes range across youth and adult fits with breathable materials.
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Board
Oxford
Funeral for Mrs Annie Miller Held in Bridgeport
The funeral of Mrs Annie El Miller, widow of Thames Miller, of 558 Werren Street, was held at 2 10 this afternoon from B Bishop Mortuary Chapel Fairfield Avenue. The Rev HD Laudet pastor of the Congregational church officiated and burial was in Park Cemetery. Police were to guard against early Fourth of July celebrations and bridgeport fire loss mentioned.
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Annie E. Miller
Annie el. Miller
Thames Miller
Werren Street
B. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Hd.laudet
Congregational Church
Park Come
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