Government Work Ties Economy To Federal Agencies
The Wilson administration links government activity with business to boost national prosperity. A new Federal Reserve System, Trade Commission, and tariff body are presented as partners in commerce. Agriculture and Commerce departments guide farmers and traders to markets, while science and geologic surveys inform industry and mining. Foreign trade investigations expand to South America, the Far East, Africa, and Australia, seeking skilled multilingual analysts to assess markets and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Phints Dolleve
Federal Reserve System
Trade Commission
Imon
Department of Agriculture
Pasece
Science
Bhus
Nomer
Governim
Bureau of
Standerie
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Mines of the Deaf
Interior
W. F. Rittman
Demonon
Wenl Hig
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Ightimg
South America
China
India
Africa
Australia
Far East
Buréau
Wage Increases Hit Major U S Steel Employers
New York stock quotations from private wires list firms including American Iron & Steel Manufacturing Co. as announcing wage increases from five to ten percent. Other named steel and railway companies appear in the market’s official notes, with several labor and industry names cited across the sector.
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McOver
paguon ha # Co
Ang ‘Bhokbo
John Sim
Bridgeport
Conn
New York Stock Xchange
American Iron & Steel Manufacturing Co
Building Permits Total Nearly Ten Million Dollars
The building commissioners in the last fiscal year held 183 meetings and issued 1,822 permits, generating 10,568 in fees. permits covered 9,987,766 in aggregate building value with numerous frame, brick, and concrete projects including dwellings, stores, garages, factories, schools, offices, and other structures.
Democratic primary delegates by district listed with addresses
Official candidate lists provide delegates for ten districts with full street addresses for each candidate. The notice includes multiple districts and ends with a public meeting notice from Bridgeport Connecticut dated May 1916.
Stock market opening shows heaviness on several names
Opening trading in New York stocks today was marked by heaviness on names like Bethlehem Steel Gruci ble Steel the locomotives Marine preferred Studebaker Butte and Superior Great Northern Ore. Mexicans remained strong with gains in Mexican Petroleum and American Smelting while United States Steel held steady and rails dipped marginally. Noon pricing saw broad gains on short covering and optimism from Berlin though overall activity remained irregular.
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SEI
New York
Bethiehem Steel
Grucibie Stee
Marine Preferred
Studebaker
Butte &Superior
Great Northern
United States
Berlin
Coopers
Anaconda
Unit States Steel
Reading
Norfolk & Western
Democratic Convention Notice for Bridgeport May 5 1916
Democratic Party calls a Bridgeport convention May 5 1916 at Sagar Hall to select nineteen delegates for the State Convention and national delegation. Delegates from May 3 primaries may vote. Stratford caucuses May 4 seek delegates to the State Convention in New Haven May 9 and 10. Dated Stratford April 27 1916. Per order BLN Wakelee, Chairman Stratford Democratic Town Committee.
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Bridgeport
Sagar Hall
Fairfield Avenue
City of
Stratford
New Haven
Stretford
Wakelee
Democratic Town Committee
Address list by district and street numbers
First District No 207 State street Second District No 220 Warren street Third District No 088 Fairfield avenue Fourth District No 1823 State street Fifth District No 625 Norman street Sixth District No 1729 Main Street Seventh District No 1388 Main street Highth District No 35 North Washington avenue Ninth District No 1197 East Main street Tenth District No 773 East Main street Eleventh District Nichola and Pembroke street Twelfth District No 1266 Stratford avenue R2b
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State Street
Warren Street
Fairfield Avenue
Norman Street
Main Street
Highth
Washington Avenue
East Main Street
Nichola
Pembroke Street
Stratford Avenue
free sample bottle offered for rheumatic cure
The ad claims Hill's Rheumatic Remedy cures rheumatism, stopping pain within 24 hours and offering free samples. It cites testimonials from multiple named individuals and says the medicine has been trusted by physicians for 25 years. Sold at drug stores for $1 a bottle, with agents sought nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
B. M. Eblers
Y. Grant
A. Golgman
Victoria
Texas
Marshall F. W. Geraty
Manhattan St
New York
Hill Medicine Co
East $4Th St
N.Y
New York City
Curts Chemical
24Th St
PRICH
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Ona
United
Geological Survey
Wwery State
Alaska
Hawaii
New York Stock Exchange
Sheffield & Iron
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Third Avenue Tenn
Texas Pacific Union Pactic
U. & Rubber
U. S Steel
Utah
Virginia Care
Cherm Wabash Pro
Westinghouse Electric Western
Maryland
Allouez Butte & Superior , Cal
Arizona
John Spaickhaver & Co. Inc
John Spalckhaver & CO. Inc
Whitehall St
First Bridgeport National Bank State and Main
First
ENT
William Clifford
South Avenue
Wallace Welch
West Avenue
John M. Sears
Liberty Street
Timothy J. Murphy
Thomas M. Digney
Gilbert Street
John J. Ford
Myrtle Avenue
Thomas B. Ward
Park Avenue
James P. Griffin
Austin Street
Patrick Curran
Philip J. Dolan
Railroad Avenue
Desa*p
William M. Allen
Brewster St
John P. Flannagan
Fairfield Ave
William Cassidy
Ellsworth St
Samuel Meillitz
Spruce St
John McCarthy
Tees
Daniel E. Walker
Clinton Ave
Niuy
Frank J. Clancy
Robert G. Delorest
Fremont Street
Thomas
Carroll
Colorado Avenue
E J. Albert Reichert
Fifth District
Thomas F. Kelley
Poplar Street
George A. Hawkins
Elmer
Curran
Dewey Court
James H. Flynn
Emil Faventelt
Denver Avenue
Howard A. Sullivan
Charles Backman
Ash Street
Joseph C. Virgs, Jr
Dewey Street
Michael EH. Small
John F. Clancy
North Avenue
William Farrell
Herrall Avenue
John F. Callahan
Jones Avenue
William Partridge
William F. Jackson
George Street
Thomas W. Reddy
Center Street
Thomas, Lovely
Arch Street
Archibald Leverty
James Street
Sigmund Hirchbers
Sanford Avenue
James Falvey
Milne Street
Patrick H. Brady
Henry J. Devaney
Trumbull
John A. Cornell
Whitney Avenue
Charles Davis
Inland Brook
Anthony T Gelder
Randal Ave
Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Common Council Chamber
City Hall
Charities Department
Board of Education
Clifford
Edward L. Dumphy
Boston Avenue
Frank J. Mullaney
Brooks Street
George E. Whetstine
Kossuth Street
James W. McDonald
Shelton
Joseph D. Coughlin
William Street
William F. Russell
Arctic
James Brannigan
Joseph Hart
Frank Hearn
Beach Street
Patrick Coughlin, Jr
Maple Street
James 5
Coates
Daniel J. Connor
Samuel Grindrod, Jr
Bunnell P
Eter Brady
Barnum Ave
Rudolph Weber
Beardsley St
Superior Superior
Boston
U.S. Smelting
U .S. Smelting Ptos
Wolverins Sul
Hugh J. Lavery
J.W. Blakebrough
Brookfield
Vermont
Board of Aldermen
Democratic Poliang
T. L. Watson & CO
Main and
John Streets
Howard F. Smith
Kelley
A. D. Kelley
West 49Th Street
The
City National Bank Savings Department
Wall Street
Connecticut National Bank
Bridgeport Cor
Wall Streets
James Stapins & Company
James Staples & CO
Cont
Bristol
West
40Th St. N
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Tolson
Pres
Bank Street
T. B. Warren Real Estate and Insurance
Main St
Poli
Corona
Polaing
Guimpess
Binin Street
M. Wooster
U. & Patent Office
SL. Sequrete
Kelly’s. Cigar Store
James H. Eelly