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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
17
The article notes KR Roosevelt will not seek the New York governorship, praising his judgment and suggesting he could be the Progressive Party presidential candidate. It argues that running would be bad politics and unnecessary for a minor office.
The text outlines William Bradford as the first printer in New York and Philadelphia, noting his Leicester birth in 1663, move to America about 1682, work in Philadelphia, press reactions, and 1725 claim to printing New York’s first newspaper. It mentions earlier printing in Mexico and Harvard College, plus Bradford’s burial and monument migration.
The piece notes dissatisfaction in Vere Gray over restrictions and costs for outfits and Father’s Day expenses. It mentions Huerta’s claims about mediators’ cartoons, questions authenticity of Col. Roosevelts river, and debate on canal opening. It reflects U.S. stance on arming rebels and ongoing congressional elections.
Four men were killed while one was injured after an accident aboard the Renaudin during naval maneuvers off Tric. The incident occurred during training operations and authorities are investigating the cause.
The text recounts a line about Rector Skinner swearing by a sacred area in Philippi, naming a town once associated with Herod and a temple later renamed Neronias in honor of Nero. It mentions Herod’s massacre of the innocents and Nero’s alleged indifference as Rome burned.
Testimony by Mellen alleges an eight million dollar trolley property was bought for twenty million, accusing financiers and Nelson W. Aldrich of pushing the deal. The critic calls the inflated valuation buncombe, arguing public transport value limits earnings to the property used for service.
The piece criticizes corporate boards for passively endorsing leaders like J P Morgan and warns directors to demand full information on spending, questioning reports, and avoiding ornamental roles. It urges directors to be active, knowledgeable, and independent to protect stockholders and public trust.
In Washington on May 22 Representative Donovan of Connecticut challenged Madden of Illinois over bailiff duties in a bill to codify laws and pay. Madden argued bailiffs perform marshal tasks and require intelligence while Donovan pressed that no statute fixes such duties. The exchange highlighted whether bailiffs deserve higher pay or merely chair-warmers on the court floor. The Newburn Bank near Newburn, Tennessee, with $50,000 capital and $80,000 deposits, was ordered closed.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a harmless substitute for calomel with mild laxative effects. They claim rapid action on the liver, no tooth damage, and relief from headaches heaviness and clouded brain. Available at druggists in 10c and 25c boxes from The Edwards' Tablet Co Columbus Ohio.
The summer stock of Wader Screens offers easy cooling and privacy for verandas and outdoor sleeping areas. Available in olive and green shades with mottled options, the screens come in widths from 4 to 10 feet and are priced from $2.25 to $5.50, with various Crex and M for veranda floors.
Women drivers seek comfort and wind protection with the new Motor Bonnette made of light poplin in dust brown blue or green with a cape. Also features Mona Lisa style veils and chiffon options. store highlights include 10 cent cakes, brassieres, underwear, and parasols in a Sunshine Department.
New York May 22 Opening prices show little change as United States Steel Reading and other leaders held flat. Chesapeake & Ohio rose after dividend news, Missouri Pacific slipped, while American Smelting and Union Pacific posted minor moves. Public Service Commission to appoint former Fire Commissioner Johnson to head transportation with a salary of $1,000.
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