Poisonous Drugs Absolutely Useless? Modern Cure Pitches Hope
A Bridgeport advert announces Psychopathic Doctors offering drug free cures for many diseases at Windsor Hotel. It claims thousands cured, with testimonials from Robert Holmes, Edwin Beach, Ada Hurlburt, Mrs. G S MacDonald, Miss Anna Jamison, and urges readers to inspect their book The Revolution in Medical Practice sold at Hayes & Betts, 93 Main St., Bridgeport.
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Hartford
Bridgeport
Windsor Hotel
Robert Holmes
Edwin Beach
Wiren Ada Hurlburt
G. S. MacDonald
Anna Jamison
Hayes & Betts
Main St
France and Venezuela reconciliation reported by Pichion
Paris May 15 Foreign Minister Pichion announced to the council of ministers that a complete reconciliation with Venezuela has been established and could lead to renewed diplomatic relations. Details were not immediately released.
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United Press
Paris
Pichion
Council of Ministers
Religious Services in Courtland Street Area
A list of church services across multiple congregations with times and leaders. Christ Episcopal Courtland Street led by Rev. E J Craft offers 8 am Holy Communion and 10:30 am Morning Prayer. First Congregational Broad and Bank hosts 10:30 am service and 4:30 pm second service with noon Sunday school. First Presbyterian John MacLaren Richardson preaches 10:30 am and 7:30 pm with organ recital 7:10–7:30 pm. First Church of Christ Scientist Lafayette Street holds 11 am service, 12:15 pm Sunday school, and reading room hours. First Methodist Episcopal Fairfield Ave and Broad St marks 10:30 am service, 12:15 pm Sunday school, and Epworth League events at 6:30 pm and 7:30 pm sermons. Kine's Highway Congregational Spring Street near Noble Ave posts 10:45 am sermon and 7:30 pm preaching with 12:10 pm Sunday school. Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Barnum and Noble avenues lists 9: Hopeless Morning service and Epworth League 6:30 pm. People's Presbyterian Lincoln Hall Cannon Street holds 10:30 am worship with Sacrament and 12:10 pm Sunday school. West End Congregational Colorado Avenue features 10:30 am morning sermon Not a Servant But a Son with noon Sunday school. Trinity Church Broad and Fairfield Feast lists mass and choral mass throughout Sunday and weekdays.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Courtland Street
E. J. Craft
Holy Communion
First Congregational Church
Corner Broad and
Bank Streets
John DePeu
Congregational Sunday School
First Presbyterian Church
John MacLaren Richardson
Turkey
Joyce
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairfield Ave
Broad St
John E. Adams
D.D
Epworth League
League
Kine’s Highway Congregational Church
Spring St
Noble Ave
P. E Mathias
Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Barnum and Noble Avenues
Charles Eamars
Barto
Edward R. James
Rensselaer
People's Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Hall
Cannon St
H. A. Davenport
Lyons
Endeavor
West End
Irving Maurer
Christian Endeavor
Pilgrims
Trinity
William Brewster Stoskopf
Equal Rights for Catholics in British Commons
London May 15 In the House of Commons John E Redmonds bill for removing Catholic disabilities has been read a second time The measure seeks to repeal statutes placing Roman Catholics at a disadvantage and would abolish the coronation oath requirement declaring Catholicism Superstitious and idolatrous It would permit a Roman Catholic to hold the offices of Lord Chancellor and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
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London
House of Commons
John E. Redmond
Asquith
Lord Chan Spees
Great Britain
Ireland
Congressmen Furious Over Race Issue
Washington May 15 Southern Representatives in Congress condemn a House office building restaurant incident where W T Vernon Register of the Treasury and a negro guest were seated. Five Southern Congressmen at luncheon left in protest and threaten a boycott unless assurances are given the affair will not recur. Names cited include Sims Tennessee Garner Dies Candler and Stanley.
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Washington
Congress
House
W. T. Vernon
Negro Register of the Treasury
Cannon
Sims
Tennessee
Garner and Dies
Texas
Candler
Mississippi
Stanley
Kentucky
Banker Adler Convicted in Seventy-Four Counts
New Orleans May 15 William Adler former president of the State National Bank which failed after his flight to Honduras on December 20 1907 has been found guilty in the United States court on seventy four counts. Three counts involve separate transactions and the seventy one others cover overdrafts by Brown Harris in which Adler owned a half interest.
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New Orleans
William Adler
State National Bank
Honduras
United States
Brown & Harris
Adler
Population figures and tuberculosis death rates by state
The Census Bureau released a 1907 mortality volume focusing on tuberculosis death rates across states. Connecticut totals include a state rate of 1,710.3 per 100,000 with Hartford, New Haven, and Bridgeport showing high local mortality, while Windham County records the lowest rural rate. City populations and county figures are listed alongside estimated 1969 populations for major CT cities.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Society For the Study and Prevention
Connecticut
New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Ansonia
Bristol
Danbury
Greenwich
Manchester
Meriden
Middletown
Naugatuck
New Britain
New London
Norwalk
Norwich
Stamford
Stonington
Torrington
Vernon
Wallingford
Willimantic
Fairfield County
Hartford County
Litchfield County
Middlesex County
New Haven County
New London County
Tolland County
Windham County
Grand Lodge Sons of Hermann to Meet in City
Heine lodge will host the 12th annual convention of the German Order of Hermann's Sons in this city on May 28. Officers arrive the night before at the Atlantic Hotel. sessions open next morning in Germania Hall. Dinner served in the rathskellar by Olea Lodge women. concert in Germania Hall with notable musicians. city and environs trolley trip planned. Heine lodge committee on entertainment includes Jacob Hurlman chair, and members Rudolph, F. Maier, Emil Edelmann, William Brechlin, George Wieler, Alois Jelmiller, John Schwartz Jr., G Natke, Cuno Fink, and Carl Henkel.
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Heine Lodge
Order of Hermann’s Sons
Grand Lodge
Atlantic Hotel
Germania Hall
Rathskellar
Olea Lodge
Heine Lodge Committee On
Jacob Hurlman
Rudolph and
F. Maier
Emil Edelmann
William Brechlin
George Wieler
Alois Jelmiller
John Schwartz
G Natke
Cuno Fink
Carl Henkel
Yale Boys Study Types New York
Prof. W B Bailey of Yale led eighty sociology students to Ellis Island to observe the immigrant processing system. Inspectors guided the group as hundreds of steerage immigrants arrived aboard the Lusitania and the San Ni o bringing Irish English and Sicilians for study.
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New York
W. B. Bailey
Yale
Ellis Island
Biz
Lusitania
Sannio
Policeman Indicted for Murder in Brooklyn Killing
Policeman James Dillon, who on May 2 shot and killed 19 year old Harry Prosper in the Delicatessen, was indicted for murder in the first degree. He was held without bail for trial.
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Brooklyn
James Dillon
Harry Prosper
Dillon
Postmaster Named Was Hill's Choice Washington Conn
President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of Frederick W. Warsobe to be postmaster at Washington Connecticut He was recommended by Representative Hill and endorsed by many patrons of the office Warsobe will succeed Postmaster Ford who was removed after a year or two.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Frederick W. Warsobe
Washington, Conn
Representative Hill
Warsobe
Ford
Mirrors and home goods highlight D M Read Co ads
Of interest to shoppers new wall mirrors in American Colonial and French designs with gold ribbons, mahogany frames, and a view of Independence Hall. Also featured Fireless Cooker to steam cook with no supervision, plus art linen pillow cases and a noted basement furnishing display.
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Independence Hall
Ardahan Rugs In Oriental Design Displayed In Fairfield Window
A display of Ardahan Rugs sized 4.6 by 6.6 feet showcases experiments in Oriental colorings and patterns. The harmony of browns tans and reds appeals to shoppers. Rugs priced at five dollars while supplies last as the soap cleansing powders and household necessities sale runs through Monday.
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Ardahan
Fairfield Av
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