Census Of Connecticut Manufacturing 1914 Rise From 1909
The Census Bureau reports a general rise in Connecticut manufacturing for 1914 versus 1909 with gains in capital and wages while establishments and firm members show declines. Total capital reached 620.194 million, value of products 545.250 million, and materials cost 288.545 million, reflecting an 11.2 percent growth in product value and 10.2 percent in value added by manufacture.
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Samuel J. Rogers
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Wington
Gerutta
Connecticut
William M. Stewart
Estalls
M Stings
Aifferent Eeneusen
Leonardis Liver Aid Promises Gentle Liver Action
Sluggish liver blamed for constipation upset stomach dull pains aches and nervousness. Leonardis Liver Aid offers a purely vegetable tonic that does not gripe and can be used by young and old. Purifies the liver and eases indigestion biliousness and related disorders for 50 cents at Hindle Drugs 957 Main and 909 Main streets Adv.
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Leonard
Leonardi
Main Street
Veterans' Sons Plan Memorial Day Grave Decorations
A detailed roster lists committees from Elias Howe Jr post No 3 G A R and Franklin Bartlett Camp No 11 Sons of Veterans to place flags and flowers on veterans graves. They will inspect cemeteries Sunday morning and report at 8 o'clock Memorial Day to decorate graves, with numerous district and cemetery coordinators named for Mountain Grove Park Lakeview St Augustine St Michael Stratford and other sites.
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Elias Howe, Jr
Franklin Bartlett
Sons of Veterans
Cemetery Committee
William C. Purdy
Horace Plumb
David Crossley
Thomas Flint
Edward H.thrasher
Charles S. Abbott
Stacy W. Hall
Ephraim T
Joseph Tyler
Charles A. Hurd
William P. Burroughs
Isaac W. Gilbert
Russell Glenn
G. A. R.lot
Henry North
Grove Henry North
Mountain Cemetery
S. of
R. H. Glenn
P. L. Mitler
A. Burchard
Carl Foster
George Dayton
W. H. Taylor
Peter Dietrich
H. H. Griswold
Arthur Grey
W. P. Hindle
ED. Sherwood
H. D. Simonds
C. Plude
M. H. Chapin
F. A. Bartlett
R. W. Silliman
A. R. Smith
W. H. McCoombs
I. Higgins
H. S. Bowman
T. A. McCool
F. H. Smith
Charles Benham
W. Canfield
T. B.taylor
C. B. Taylor
G. D. Egbert
C. B. Tuttle
HS. Tyler
C. W. Drew
L. F. Keller
C. E. Taylor
R. M. Dayton
H. G. Tyler
A. B. Byrnes
Fred
Fred 5. Morgan
N. L. Williamson
F. L. Sherwood
C. H. Sprague
E. B. Moffitt
H. N. Lathan
J. E B. Stickney
A. B Beers, Jr
G. B. Sherwood
Patrick Kane
F. Reymond
D. H. Hall
E. H. Rugg
G. E. Wright
George Benham
J. G. Knablin
H. A. Morris
A. B. Rugs
H. C. Baldwin, Jr
W. G Moore
L. J. Hill
J. H Callahan
J. B. Donovan
G. A. Drew
F. L. Wilder
G. P. Farley
C. E Brewer
W. B. Prender
Park Cemetery
W. FR. French
W. R. French
W. M. Barnum
Frederick M. Bassett
Loyal Regulars To Guard US Freedom From 1776
The piece honors the U S regular army tracing its origins to 80 artillerymen in 1776 and the 1784 law to disband most Continental troops. It notes the 3rd Regiment of US Infantry as the oldest unit, and recountsMilitia failures contrasted with regulars, plus Gen Knox as first Secretary of War and Washington's cabinet role.
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George A. Dodd
Mexico
Caesar
Tenth Legion
United States Army
Philadelphia Ledger
West Point
United States
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Conrad
Fort Pitt
Pittsburgh
Continental Army of
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U. SA
Northwest
Congress
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
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Lincoln
Knox
Pekin Plans Modern Central Hospital Project
In Peking on May 23, under Dr Wu Lien-teh and with support from the China Medical Board of the Rockefeller Foundation, Chinese leaders and public spirited citizens plan to construct a centrally located modern hospital to advance medical care.
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Peking
China Medical Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Wu Lien-teh
Hospital Plans for Peking Public Charity In New Era
The article notes a new hospital project in Peking funded by subscriptions over 200000 Mexican currency. Land six acres near an imperial temple is set for a hospital park after old buildings are removed. American architects designed the plans and Portugal offers to Italy the use of German ships seized in Portuguese ports. Great Britain approves the plan. The Harvard surgery group of 57 surgeons and nurses sails for England aboard Andania. Governor Fielder of New Jersey cedes presidential nomination duties to Attorney General Westcott at St Louis.
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Peking
Ministry of the Interior
China
Portugal
Italy
Great Santain
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