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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
5
The era of frequent relocations is highlighted as Moving Week reports show families continually shifting homes. Economic shifts and marriage changes drive churn, with temperaments and necessity guiding the annual move.
The article recounts the 1862 Puebla triumph over French forces led by General Zaragoza and the 1866-67 upheavals under Maximilian. It notes Porfiriato celebrations, Juarez’s rise, church-state separation reforms, and Allied withdrawal shaping Mexico’s modern era.
In Norwalk on May 1 Anna bel Tullis wife of William Tullis aged 29 and in Winsted on May 2 Thomas Ash aged 71 are listed in brief death notices.
The document asserts German resolve to limit the war to belligerent forces and to maintain freedom of the seas. It accuses Great Britain of violating international law, notes US attempts to enforce humane conduct, and warns of a new scenario if US steps fail. It also details orders for naval warfare and underscores Germany's readiness to seek peace while safeguarding vital interests.
A pair of quotes from Browning's Magazine contrast self perception with others view and Cicero on changing opinion. The dialogue pairs Nell and Bess discuss belief, while Cicero asserts no liberal would charge unsteadiness for changing mind.
The Lake banquet speaker in Bridgeport yesterday, released from Italian service to visit America, recounts Villa battles, the Marne, and Italy’s fight against Austria, saying the U.S. cannot capture the Mexican bandit and that the nation may be inflamed against U S soldiery. Col John S Mosby, Civil War guerrilla leader, is gravely ill at Garfield Hospital, Washington.
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