Close Garbage Plant Ordered By Bridgeport Health Board
The Bridgeport Board of Health, led by Geo Gill, ordered the immediate closure of the garbage reduction plant run by Charles Fisch & Co until odors are abated. A tour of Bridgeport lodgings found severe conditions. fumigation and sanitation steps were mandated for lodging houses.
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Edict OF Health Board
Board of Health
Geo. @ Gill
Charles S. Fisch
Bridgeport
D. M. Trecartin
Nebulae in Pleiades Shine in Reflected Light
Lowell Observatory researchers announce that spectroscopic observations show the nebulae in the Pleiades are illuminated by reflected light from a nearby star. This challenges the idea that they are self luminous and suggests they are not. Farmers Want Ads 1c a word.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Lowell Observatory
Pleiades
Unknown Man Found Starving in Boiler Dies
An unidentified man was found starving and partly frozen in an abandoned boiler on Houstonic avenue yesterday morning. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital where efforts to revive him failed and he died around 9 p.m. The body will be sent to Cullinan & Mullins morgue for public inspection after autopsy.
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Elizabeth Donegan
Nuree
Florence Sherman
Schoole
George EB
Beasie M. Bactholomew
Morse
Elizabeth Coughlim
oSeo
Im Who Grose
Ives
Schwerdtile
St. Patrick's Day
McLaughlin
Fischer
Trecartin
Drughlit
Hill
M. A. Kenny
Charities Board
Board of Contract and Supply
Health Board
Charities’ Department
Board of Contract & Supply
Charity Boards
Edward A. McLellan
Astor Hotel
United States
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Medical Society
J. A. Leverty
State Pharmaceutical Association
Lakeview
Bridgeport Hospital
McLellan
Housa_ tonic avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cullinan & Mullins
Poincare to Ask Barthou to Form New French Cabinet
Paris March 20 President Poincare will request Jean Barthou minister of justice in the retiring cabinet to form a new government today. The former ministry resigned March 18 after a Senate confidence vote defeat.
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Paris
Poincare
Jean Barthou
Senate
Pope's Physician Bars Diaz Meeting at Rome
Prof Ettore Marchiafava, Pope Pius XII consulting physician, refused to allow the Pontiff to meet General Porfirio Diaz due to the Pope's weakened condition after a recent indisposition.
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Rome
Ettore Marchiafava
Pope Pius
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Laborer in Critical Condition After Rat Poison Ingestion
New Haven reports Arcongallo Aiello, a laborer, is in critical condition at New Haven Hospital following a rat poison dose taken amid personal crisis. Authorities investigate motive and circumstances.
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New Haven
Arcongallo Aiello
New Haven Hospital
Army Officer Praised for Jumping Overboard
Lieut Mille in command of the gunboat Castine is commended for leaping into the sea at Guantanamo on March 2 to help rescue a drowning sailor. The act highlights bravery during a perilous incident at the Cuban station.
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Washington
Lieut
Mille
Castine
Guantanamo
Devotions Planned for Good Friday at St Augustine's
Devotions for Good Friday at St Augustine's church will be at 9 a m and 3 p m. Morning services include the veneration of the cross and the mass of the presanctified, while the afternoon devotions include the stations of the cross and other day appropriate devotions.
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St. Augustine’s Church
Death notice for William H Bouton in Norwalk
In Norwalk on March 14 William H Bouton aged 23 dies. The brief obituary records his passing without additional family or service details.
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Bouton
Norwalk
William H. Bouton
Health Board bans carload of frozen oranges in Bridgeport
Health Commissioner MecLaughlin reports a carload of frozen and sweating fruit arrived in Bridgeport. Inspector Lynch confirms some fruit was sold locally and says stock was moved to store basement for sorting. The board vows stricter fruit inspections to prevent impure food.
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Boards of Health
William J. MecLaughlin
McLaughlin
Bridgeport
David W. Lynch
New York Waterbury
New Haven
Lynch
New York
Mrs J E Custer Visitation in Brooklyn and New York
Mrs J E Custer of 819 Broad Street visits Brooklyn for a week staying with Mrs F P Van Amburgh of 74 Columbia Heights. She will visit friends in New York City.
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J. E. Custer
Broadstreet
Brooklyn
F. P. van Amburgh
Columbia Heights
New York City
General Bacon Dies
Brig. Gen. John Bacon U.S. Army retired died in Portland after a six month health decline. {|} The obituary notes the general’s long service and passing occurred in the city.
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Portland
Ore
John Bacon
U. Ss. A
Farmer Want Column Prompts Broad Search
A request urges readers to try the Farmer Want Col umn as a source for agricultural ads and notice requests. It suggests exploring listings for seeds equipment and help, highlighting practical tips and local postings.
Fragmented Memoir Snippets From Wartime Notes
A clipped selection describes a drummer's goose remark to a colonel and a winter ascent, then shifts to Norse breakfast customs. It mentions observatories near New Blanc and Janssen, electric ribbons in bombardments, and Harold Simpson’s claim that home brewed beer rivals spirits in Norway.
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Norway
Bas
Harold Simpson
Norwagians
Norwegies
Not Idle Tears Reported By The New York Press
Fragmentary item states a doctor recommends a good cry and mentions a second woman opening Tetet to Muro. The source contains unclear quotes and needs restoration for a fuller summary.
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Aoa
Bes Tetet
Muro
Abegeid
New York
Presa
True Love in Quirker Exchange Reveals Finances
In Philadelphia Inquirer style dialogue, Tom and Jack debate a woman's love. Jack claims she loves Tom after he reveals he has no money to marry and she offers to borrow funds from her father. The exchange hints at romance and financial considerations shaping the union.
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Tom
Jack
Philadelphis Inquirer
Departing Senator Leaves Boy and Mother Behind
A Detroit News line recalls a mother crying as a son waved farewell from a car. An elder remarks the boy has left them little, implying a cost or distance in departure.
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Sen
Joel
Detroit News
Proverb Quotes Spur Debate on Marriage Readiness
A fragmented quote from a 19th century issue shows a debate on marriage timing. The dialogue cites a German proverb about a life in continual need, contrasting views on whether thorough acquaintance should precede marriage and reflecting period social thought.
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W. M. Thackeray
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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