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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
11
An 1518 Bridgeport tale reports Major Thomas Boudren renewing a public challenge over compulsory school vaccination. It criticizes health laws and pressures, framing the issue as a clash between natural rights and state mandates, with strong language and callouts to public welfare and moral duty.
Constantinople March 29 A German military aviator told by a Turkish officer that Bulgarian forces concentrate strong to the west of Byu ck Checkmedge on the Marmara coast. The aviator described Bulgarians at low altitude, frequently under fire, while a plane patrol continued, with no hits reported.
Gere Germany March 29 Prince Mary XIV of Pooss head of younger branch of Revas family died today after ruling the Principality since July 1867. The succession remains unsettled as details are unclear.
A social gathering honoring Men Predliek of Philadelphia featured elaborate decorations with jonquils and ferns. Miss Weather Giblin won first prize after an hour long contest, followed by a dessert served for four dollars. Attendees included Mrs. Bred Meck, Mrs. De Mork, Mrs. Willass Burter, Miss Denali, Miss GH Hig, Miss Cuiumanow News, Miss Hohen Christenson, Miss Miley Madel Coneson, Miss Mary Morac, and Miss Marion Bhervat. The event appeared at Cyrus Poseece on Water Street. Prizes and boutique items were noted, with references to CLEANMASY and FORD BROS.
Washington reports a woman protests naval gunfire harming poultry during testing near Cape Henry. She cites frequent booms and loss estimates, while Navy officials investigate. An ordnance inspector notes heavy fire at proving grounds does not seem to affect eggs hatched nearby.
Renowned American stage figure Robert B Mantell headlines a major Bridgeport booking with four Shakespearean dramas set for April 13 to 16 at the Paris Theatres. Includes Hamlet The Merchant of Venice Macbeth and King Lear with matinee April 16. William A Brady oversees lavish stage settings.
Washington March 2 bids for 32 miles of Milk River canal under the Milk River reclamation project will be opened April 25. The canal, built under treaty with Canada, will divert the river after it flows 150 miles through the region before returning to Montana.
At the Joseph Dowdall lodge Knights of Pythian meeting last evening a $10 donation was made to flood sufferers relief. The whist and pinochle ante has been moved to next Friday evening April 4. Bible class plans progress satisfactorily with two membership applications received at the meeting.
State of Connecticut Bridgeport Probate Court grants six months from notice for creditors to exhibit claims against the estate of Jane Faxon late of Bridgeport. Debtors urged to immediate payment. administrator Thomas F. Pagan listed. Also includes guardianship order for Regina Stencek and Mar Egret Stencek minors with hearing set April 2 1912 and notice requirements.
The Poli Press Agent notes Edison talking motion pictures wowed thousands at the Poll theatre this week. Next week features Barton Mel Bough with Dooley and company, the Sully Family Information Bureau skit, Neasl from the West Side, Willis Family from Europe, and W C Fields among others. Pollscope highlights the new motion picture releases and a final chance to see the Metropolitan Minstrels.
George Broadhurst s social drama Bought and Paid For comes to the Park Theatre for four performances starting Monday night. It raises questions on marriage wealth luxury and women s rights through the story of Robert Stafford a millionaire and Virginia Blaine a telephonist. The cast includes Lillian Fitzgerald Erid Dufault and others as the company presents a blunt look at modern domestic life and legal limits.
Bridgeport Chapter Knight of Columbus will host a ladies night at the Newfield building rooms next Wednesday. The organizing committee includes John H. Tague J Conway J Sranion Iyan Georg Krist FO Brennan Gulizen J Fiuseral M Connolly Sea Redgate EB Wives secretary.
The Plaza presents Meredith Sisters in Girly Of All Nations with song and dance plus Nick and Lydia Russell piano novelty and Hurst Watts and Hurst comedy. Two headliners for the last three days include Onaip, the renowned illusionist, and a two reel William T. Burns detective film The Land Grathers.
Ottawa March 29 In a parliamentary briefing a report on Canada's high cost of living shows an annual rise of 8% in the past year. Minister Crothers noted the burden in essentials and urged an international commission on the cost of living. A classified note adds a bogus ad line about beauty treatments and a local farmer want ad.
Washington Senators defeated the Philadelphia Nationals 6 to 2 at American League Park. Joe Engel and Gert Gallia pitched for Washington, delivering a sharp, error-free defense while lapsing Phillies lineup struggled against the home team's midseason speed. Laporte stood out for Philadelphia with two doubles and a single, but Washington's stronger fielding and more consistent batting led to the victory.
Freddie Welsh returns to New York aboard the Mauretania after reclaiming the English lightweight title and Lord Lonsdale belt. His manager seeks offers from promoters as Welsh, unbooked, rests and plans to spar only after a bout yet to be signed. He may face Packey McFarland again, with weight limits discussed for potential matches on the coast.
Sporting editor notes K. C. Brown is the top middleweight, having defeated the sport’s best like Thompson Parken Monahan Dillon and McGoorty. Willie Beecher also praised for hard battles and a possible match with Willie Richie, with a $5000 side bet proposed.
Cy Young, veteran pitcher born March 29, 1867 in Gilmore Ohio, turns 46. A farm man who stayed in baseball for nearly a quarter century, his strength, leadership, and cool habits kept him in the game. later life may see him farming or scouting.
The Canton club folded after 1890 and Cy Young, tried by Cleveland, pitched 17 games that year proving himself for major league play. Despite advising youths to avoid alcohol and tobacco, Young smoked heavily, a habit that possibly shortened his athletic career at his peak.
At a recent Athletic Committee meeting Thames Gallagher was elected manager for St Josephs baseball this season. Gallagher brings experience from the Bengal days and aims to field a winning unit. The team plans new uniforms and fundraisers through dances and entertainment to support the club.
In this report from league notes several players are mentioned regarding contracts and positions. Harley balks at Western league move while Tim Jordan and Shortstop Holly refuse to sign with Toroito. Lumley from Brooklyn will play for Scranton this season. Davenport stands six feet seven and a quarter inches. McBride is praised as a potential stronger shortstop than Barry or Wagner. Milan shows speed on bases and power at the plate. Farrell praises his pitchers with Sweeney performing well. Brant and Mosesey impress with the White Sox and Janvrin remains a strong pitcher option.
March 28 weather outlook notes warmer tonight with increasing clouds and a mild south breeze. Predictions call for pleasant conditions across the region as storms stay away and rivers show no immediate flooding threats.
A garbled report outlines various players and teams with incomplete names. It hints at a game or season moment where certain athletes returned, displayed form, and others faded from view amid tense actions and shifting lineups.
Brooklawn faces Blues Ribbons in a city title clash at Mather Hall tonight. The two teams expected a tight contest as Brooklawn seeks a title defense while the Blues aim to upset the hosts in front of home fans. The rubber game was scheduled for 8 50 p m with a full crowd anticipated and coaches warning of a hard fought, high intensity matchup.
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