Elaborate Columbus Day Observance Planned in City
Thousands are expected to participate in a Columbus Day parade organized by local Italian societies. Grand marshal Francesco Frassa and aides Guiseppe Cubeli and Ernest Preziosi will lead a police-backed procession from Washington Park at 3 PM, ending at Columbus School for ceremonies. Speakers include Michael Strizzi of Philadelphia with city officials, while Columbus School pupils sing hymns and decorate the Columbus statue. An evening ball will be held in Eagles Hall by Enrico Caruso lodge.
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Washington Park
Francesco Frassa
Guiseppe Cubeli
Ernest Prezios
Enrico Caruso
Diritti E. Coveri
Stella Lodge
Regina Elena
Sons and Daughters of
Italy
Christopher Columbus
Castelfrarfchese
Serinese
Triniacria
Monte Carmelo
Caserta
Beneveto
Prince Umberto
Saugatuck
Duca D’abruzzi Fantana
Columbus Boys’ Club
Mazzini and
Sapria
Venice
Guiseppa Cubelli
Columbus School
Louis Manzi
Erico Caruso
Antonio Santoro
Giovanni Rossi
Antonio Cosacchi
Ernesto Preziosi
Paolo Malargio
Guiseppe Cubelli
Diritti E Coveri Lodge
Luigi Cocozza
Luca Petruccelli
P. Santolupo
A. Veneroso
Agatine Risi
Valentina Frassa
Delia Marottoli
Giovana Chillino
Irene Matrasso
Regina Elena Lodge
Maria Pezzella
Maria Ab‘ Yiola
C. Gindice
C. Memoli
D. Montuori
Enrico Caruso Lodge
Guiseppe Calcaterra
Rocco Matrasolo
Florindo Farrace
Paolo Malorgio
Frank Chillino
Submarine Threat to U S Commerce and Trade
The article analyzes U-53's impact near American shores noting nine condemned ships, warnings issued, and potential shifts in naval strategy. It discusses submarine effectiveness, defense methods, and the risk of prolonged disruption to U S foreign trade and supply chains for essential materials.
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Cra&t
Newport
Germany
United States
High Seas
America
Britain
Bridgeport
Simon Lake
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Europe
Dozen Injured In Trolley Collision At Wilson's Station
A rear-end trolley crash at Wilson's Station Windsor Conn injures more than a dozen people two in serious condition including Charles Van Nessen and Harold Keiton of Wilson's Station. Brake failure and slippery rails blamed for the wreck with passengers cut by glass and wood.
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Windsor
Conn
Eason
Wilson's Station
Hartford
Charles van Nessen
Harold Keiton
Berlin Fell to Russians and Austrians in 1760 Capture
Berlin, then a growing city of about 100000, was taken by the coalition of Austria and Russia on October 9 1760 during the Seven Years War. The royal palace at Charlottenburg was looted a 1700000 thalers tribute levied before Frederick the Great hurried from Silesia to retake the capital. The invaders evacuated as Frederick arrived.
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Berlin
Hohenzollerns
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Russia
Austria
France
Sweden
Wallenstein
Gustavus Adolphus
Frederick
Maria Theresa
Elizabeth
Madame Pompadour
Hohenzollern
Turkey
Spain
Liegnits
Charlottenburg
Napoleon in Berlin and the Berlin Decree Theme
The article recounts Napoleon’s entry into Berlin after defeating Prussia, his display at Frederick the Great's tomb, and the seizure of Frederick’s sword and insignia for Paris. It notes the Berlin Decree proclaiming continental blockade against Britain and marks Fire Prevention Day tied to Chicago’s 1871 fire anniversary and national education campaigns to reduce fire loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
President Wilson Cuts Gordian Knot with Bank Act
Political correspondence recalls Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic program of social reform begun in 1913. It credits the Federal Reserve Act with ending currency panics and distributing credit to business across regions, calling it the greatest constructive legislation since the Civil War and a step against poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Washington
Woodrow Wiland
Democratic Party
Congress
Wall Street
King of Finance
Woodrow Wilson
Major Dreyfus turns fifty as exile’s scar fades
On his fifty seventh birthday the Dreyfus case remains a defining century old dispute. Alfred Dreyfus, vindicated after a life sentence on the Isle du Diable, is noted alongside his front line son Pierre and the late prosecution official Paty de Clam in a brief history of a landmark military scandal.
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Dreyfus
Alfred Dreyfus
Germany
Isle du Diable
Paris
Pierre
Officiel
Pierre Dreyfus
Thenemy
Paty de Clam
War Department
Berlin
South America
Zola
Trolley Collision Collapses Bridge in Cleveland Tragedy
A runaway southbound streetcar collided with a northbound car on West Third Street bridge in Cleveland causing the wooden span to fall onto the Baltimore and Ohio tracks. Two people died Mrs Clara Dille and Otto Borshert. Over thirty injured as the bridge collapsed into the Cuyahoga river area. Edna Waddington alerted emergency services witnessing the crash. The bridge, twenty five years old, had replaced earlier flood damage from 1912.
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West Third Street
Cleveland
Baltimore and Ohio
Cuyahoga River
Clara Dille
Otto Borshert
Scranton
Edna Waddington
Erie Railroad Compan
Detroit
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New York
Boston
Associated Press Service
Thomas R. Marshall
Homer S. Cummings
Jeremiah Donovan
Morris B. Beardsley
Francis P. Guilfoyle
George Ulrich
Frederick F. Duffy
Alton T.ainer
Simeon E. Baldwin Eeeenna
Willie O. Burr
Archibald McNeil, Sr
Charlies E. Gross
Morris W. Seymour
Raymond P. Jodoin
British Board of Trade
Alice Neilson
The
Piquette Piano CO
Cannon Street
Sonora and
Grafonoa Talking Machines
Naminy
Napoleon
Royal
Naj “Con
Invalides
Rapp
British Isles
England
Gordian
Major Dreyfus
Tobacco
Cleveland Bridge
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