Representative MENET Addressing Office at Fifth Avenue Building
A listing notes MENET as representative associated with 225 Fifth Avenue Building in Room 404 A. The entry locates his office and role, signaling official duties and the precise address for contact or visitation.
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Ork
Fifth Avenue Building
A. Menet
Public utilities debate hints at split in House
May 6 1909 discussion shows lawmakers divided over a proposed public utilities measure. Some favor a milder bill, others push a stricter approach, a committee report stalls passage, and a new commission may be formed to draft a fresh bill.
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Pas
Thas
Friends of
Irant
Commission
Senate
Governor Douglas Speaks on Hide Duty and Leather Prices
On November 15 1905 Massachusetts Governor Douglas as chair of the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association told President Roosevelt that the Dingley duty on hides does not raise cattle prices and mainly benefits the Beef Trust. He cited Canadian leather costs being 2 1 2 to 3 cents lower due to duties and warned that without material cost reductions shoes may rise in price.
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Gov
Douglas
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
Senate
Gov. Douglas
Beef Trust
Canada
Fairfield News Roundup Highlights Local Improvements and Events
Weather storms hinder farming with soaked ground and rotting seeds while street improvements on Marine avenue advance. Fairfield sees a growing bicycle trade, estate clearances, housing demand, and road work funded by town measures. Local sports brief notes Hargrove school beat Oneida 21 to 1. crime watch posts a $100 reward for vandals at John Freeman’s Greenfield Hill estate. Community notices include library statistics, a poultry talk by William O Burr, town meeting plans for road oiling and bridge repairs, and local society appointments at D A R chapters.
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Dalling
Marine Avenue
Boyle
Grasmere
Fairfield Avenue
Anna B. Jennings
Fairfield
Village Improvement Society
Acker
Hargrove School
Oneida
Penfield Road
John Freeman
Greenfield Hill
New Y
Court Exchange
Bridgeport
William O. Burr
Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Burr
Westport
Mill River Bridge
Selectman Fox
Reinecke, Carey and Hopkins
Frank S. Childs
Francis H. Brewer
Emma E. Brown
Chas. R. Jennings
Loretta B. Perry
Andrew B. Huntington
Mary B. Kippen
W. B. Glover
Fred Burr
H C. Bullard
Mary Kippen
Pickett
Walter Merwin
Gracie Gruber
Pequot Library
Julia B. Banks
Simeon Pease
Andrew Wakeman
Bradley Jennings
J. H. Wheeler
Southport
Driftwood
E. R. Osborne
New York
Stratford Church Facts and Town Notes at Reception
At a Tuesday reception for Stratford's new Methodist pastor Rev. Geo Farrer, Elliott W. Peck shared church facts including about 200 members and 300 in congregation, and a $240 debt. The church aims to raise $1,300 in pledges for the year alongside other income, to carry the church through.
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Elliott W. Peck
Methodist Church
Geo. Farrer
Christchurch
Union Cemetery
Frank Austin
E. A. Benjamin
Brooklyn
Clitus King
Frank Plumb
Merie G. Brown
Anna Stuart
Washington School
William Austin
Florida
Harry Tompkins
New York
Barrett
Adelaide C. Gunther
Sallie D. Wells
Arthur Wheeler
Charles F. Judson
Arthur Wilcoxson
Father O'Connor
Cogswell
Art League
Masonic Building Association
Masonic Hall
Clayton Blakeslee
Frederick Pritchard
Barnum Avenue
King Street
J Doolittle
Ezra Graham
Mr.Wagner
N. E. Cornwall
Bridgeport
Rebekah Lodge
Evening Stars
Shad
Hougsatonic
Housatonic
Ese
Henry Hallam Tweedy
Richardson
Tweedy
Pairfield
Bi ‘Kard
Connecticut
Herbert W. Doolittle
Williston Walker
Yale
Saybrook
Connecticut Congregationalism
Thomas B. Taylor
William Hughes
Hickman School of Acting
F Street
Women’s Aid Society
Congregational Church
Long Brook Avenue
Miss Bartlett
Sweetland
Canaan
Washington
A. Wakelee
Brown
Charles Bryer
Farter
Peter Dosch
Broadbridge Road
Miss Savage
Beard
Cupheag Club
Emma Goodwin
Charles H. Rogers
Wm. B. Bristol
Thomas Reed
Oliver Park
Women’s Foreign Missionary Convention
Ruby Payne
Rhoda King
Order of Hibernians
Hed Men's Hall
Bruce Avenue
California Street
Florence Sammis
Great Barrington
Mass
Devon
Union Sunday School
Thomas Boyce
May Donegan
Ee Cae Joe
Te Coe
John Ri
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Imperial Grand Opera Company
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Washington Park Hotel
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Albert
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Ss. Buckley
State Street
Fred J. Elander
Meigs
James Staples & Company
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P. L. Holzer
V. T. Staples
Bridgeport Real Estate
Burr & Knapp
David B. Boothe
Court of Probate
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Gallatin
West 46Th Street
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Gernando Pannaci
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Long Branch
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Hotel Breezes
Buffalo, N. Y
Ihle
Geo. M. Stadler
Sam Street
Ralph M. Becker
Harriet Prescilla Becker
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Superior Court
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Peter Doolan
County Life Cigar
Eckler & CO
Main Street
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Reais
Poli’s “Ao
Dean Vaudeville
Charmion
Ollivetti Muller
Chunn & Muller
Seewree
Boys, Jennings & Renfrew Meyers & Rosa
Pat Rooney
Poli
Big Stock Company
Imperial Theatre
Stratford Rare
Lower Bridge
Newfield Park Btn
Gamae Cyber
Knights of Columbus
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Wheeler & Wilson Orchestra
A. M. Wooster
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By Oroi
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Tel
Cor. Wall & Middle Sta
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Venice
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Conn
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