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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1913

Page

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Royal wedding joins London royals at St James Chapel

London report on the royal wedding of Prince Arthur of Connaught and Princess Alexandra Victoria of Fire held at St James Palace. Attendants included King George and Queen Mary. guests wore tiaras and costly gowns. The ceremony, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, ended with a speech at the chapel, with a reception at Sandwich Bay. A suffragette protest disrupted the royal drive but was contained.

London Prince Arthur of Anon Deales Hen Viviat Gould Lear Alamtaie Pesha Biralillons Mount Ray Mount Steninengine Groene Armani George Pee Uuttte Alexander Mike Prince John Prince Orway Arther Archbshop Canterbury Bisho Landon Bs Guan Ana Can Miner Sheppard Sebaean Can Berbury Wai- Ber F_ Astor Sandwich Bay England Grarse Margaret Sterling James’ Palace

Frederick Salmon County Treasurer Succeeds Keeler

Frederick Salmon County Treasurer succeeds Keeler after a county committee announcement. Tremearce Salmon takes over from Lieutenant Governor Bo Kre of Horwalk who served two years. Former state central committee member and state senator background noted. salary listed as 0 per year.

Ereterick Aalman Regutlican Westport Westport Bank Tremearce Salmon Bo Kre Horwalk Fae

Delaney to Run for Alderman in Seventh District

A local political brief notes Delaney with Warner Brom ties seeking the Seventh District alderman seat. He faces Democratic nominee Patrick J. Carrell in a contest governed by Republican leadership and Sanford Avenue ties.

Leather Praneutor AL Delaney Warner Brom Sanford Avenue Patrick J. Carrell Wandiduin Carrot

Mullins Chosen by Democrats for Mayor Nomination

Democratic voters chose Frederick C. Mullins for mayor at a Friday convention after weeks of campaigning across 18 districts. Mullins led districts West Second Fifh Sixth Seventh Bishitt and Ninth while Donnelly carried the others. Total 448 votes. Mullins 2794 to Donnelly 234 in the district tallies with alderman candidates listed thereafter.

Frederick C. Mullins West Fifh Bishitt Mr. Mullins John M. Donnelly Mullins Otpiock Donnelly Pourth Aidtriet Mulling Nelly Sixeh Alétrie Mullins Boventh Dan Donnelly Istetet Mullina Donneily Temh Aletrict Donmeily Eleventh Alatrict Tyeltthdietrict Donneilyy Warren Bt Fox Coughlin Gem Ave Park Sr Sonny Hart Arctic St John & Tyddy Houxh Ave Charles J. Posie Tunnel

Government files brief in lumber trust case

Washington Oct 15 the government filed its brief in the lumber trust case to the Supreme Court. It was prepared by G Carroll Todd assistant to the attorney general and marks another stage in the Sherman anti trust action against associations of retail lumber dealers in Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland and the District of Columbia. The associations appeal from the Southern District Court of New York which held retailers to be indictors of the anti trust law and enjoined further distribution of blacklists against boycotted wholesalers selling directly to consumers.

Washington Supreme Court G. Carroll Todd Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland District of Columbia Southern District Court of New York

Argentine Butter On Display Here At Robertson Store

A firkin of butter washing 150 pounds, believed first imported into Connecticut from the Argentine Republic, is shown by George A. Robertson at Main and State streets. The butter reportedly tastes fine and resembles native butter. price is the main difference. About two weeks pass between sending and receipt.

Connecticut George A. Robertson Main and State Street Rd Lo

Residents Seek Gar bage Man Over Odors and Polluted Yards

Residents from 26 Franklin Street 12 Kossuth Street and homes on Noble Boston avenues and Huntington Road report strong odors from a decaying garbage source. Department of Health officials are handling the inquiry as police commissioners plan an evening meeting to address the issue.

Department of Health Franklin Street Kossuth Street Noble Boston Avenues Huntington Road

Republicans to Name City Officials At Closed Meeting

Republican leaders plan a Friday night closed meeting at Republican headquarters to finalize the city and town slate for the coming election. Mayor Wilson likely to be renominated while discussions include potential running mates and the future of John S. Pullman as city attorney. начин

JT. &. H. Robinson Republicas Party Republican Town Committee Republican Wilson Waldo C. Bryant Bryant Electric Co Perkins Electric Switch Co Bryant Wil John S. Pullman Siesars King Lavery Republican Machine

Progressives Pick Jackson For Mayor

Horace H. Jackson appears likely as the Progressive party mayoral candidate for Bridgeport after a party caucus. The convention tomorrow will name a full ticket including an alderman in every district and consider the platform printed in The Farmer.

Horace H. Jackson Progressive Party of Bridgeport Progressive Club Plaza Theatre Pairfield Ayenue Progressives Jackson Progressive Party Bridge Port Abraham Levy Mr. Levy Bet Parity League

Derosa Sentenced for Manslaughter in East Bridgeport

Giovanni De Rosa was sentenced to three to ten years in state prison after a jury found him guilty of manslaughter in the stabbing death of Antonio Menuccio during a fight in East Bridgeport. The grand jury had charged second degree murder, and prosecutors urged the maximum penalty while defense sought clemency claiming self defense.

Antonio Menuccio East Bridgeport Giovanni de Rosa Reed Criminal Superior Court DeRosa Judson Himore &. Banks DeFora Guiseppe Marano Nicholas Biafore Main Street

Hawthorne and Dr Morton Freed From Prison

Hawthorne and Dr J W Morton of Boston are released after six months imprisonment in Atlanta federal penitentiary for violating the postal law. Their sentences, originally one year and a day, were dated from arrest four months earlier and shortened further by good behavior. Hawthorne aided prisoners and contributed to the prison paper.

Atlanta Julian Hawthorne W. Morton Boston New York Bewthorne Morton Hawthorne Bis

Railroads Seek Five Percent Freight Tariff Increase

Washington October 16 freight tariffs proposing a five percent rise in rates were filed by major eastern lines including the Pennsylvania New York Central Erie Baltimore and Ohio Reading Lackawanna and Lehigh Valley. Preliminary hearings not yet set likely in early December. Louis D Brandeis of Boston to lead opposition.

Washington E Reeds Great Butt Louis D. Brandeis Boston Sirsady

Man Fights Malignant Hand To Please Bride

August Schultz, a 38 year old Connecticut Web Company worker living in Bridgeport, is hospitalized with a malignant infection threatening his left hand. He plans to wed Elizabeth Rosenberg of Chelsea, Massachusetts, delaying the ceremony to save his arm. His fiance’s telegram prompted his bid to meet her in Bridgeport as doctors weigh emergency surgery. he later was detained by police for public drunkenness while en route to the station, then admitted to Bridgeport hospital with a card of entry from Superintendent Fred R. Johnson.

Fred R. Johnson Department of Charities Chelsea Ellie Bridge- Port Bille Germany Providence Schulte Morrissey Bridgeport Hospital Johnson

Death of Mr J Thomas Boudren Drill Master of Civil War

Obituary notes the death of Thomas Boudren famed for his Civil War drill master role. Mentions he organized Bridgeport's first Republican Club under John C. Fremont influence. Describes him as head of White Manufacturing Company and beloved by employees.

Mrj Thomas Boudren John C. Fremont Bridgeport White Manufacturing Company

Major Boudren 181st Major in Bridgeport dies at 81

Aistor Thome ssovaren, famed Civil War drill master and Republican ally of John C. Fremont, dies at 81 in Bridgeport. He led White Manufacturing, championed anti vaccination, and mentored generations of workers at Elmwood Place 18. His funeral will be under Bias Howe Jr. Post auspices.

Aistor Thome Ssovaren John C. Fremont Elmwood Place Bias Howe Jr Post G. A. Ry Major Boudren White Manufacturing Company Bridgeport Zenoo Soleman Frst Young Men's Republican Club

Major Boudren, Bridgeport Leader, Dies at 77

A life spanning carriage lamp making to wartime service ends as Major Boudren of Bridgeport dies. He led Connecticut units in the Civil War, served as a Republican leader, and held post with the White Manufacturing Company. Survived by two daughters and several grandchildren, his funeral will be at Mountain Grove Cemetery with absent ceremonies. A New York commandery delegation and Connecticut groups are expected to attend.

Pla South Boudren General Assembly Major Boudren Ffs Boudreff Jenner Herbert Spencer Gladstone Alfred Russell Wallace Major Houdren Bridgeport Board of Education Mineriéf Fife Ant Ae Reeiderice Mowntiin Grove Terk Tavel Leia Army and New Club of Connecticut Major Boudsen Thin City Feunding & Te Manufacturing Commpany Broad and Cannon Mtresia Philadelphis Cartin Brtttenbort Spidel'e Towrth Richard Stregibbons Shakeston Pulasket Nepart Asboth Seer Yeats Bridesport White Manufactering Company Erie Hows Poat Trinne Grand Army of the Republic of National Anti Ramdeei Win Fexides Elvabeth Toren Libby Winoms Dauely Behe Helen Tabby

Lamar Forfeits His $3,000 Bond

A garbled court note reports Lamar forfeiting a $3,000 bond in a late 19th century case. The fragment mentions New York and vague references to a matter tied to a judicial proceeding. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Lamar

Financial Statement of Teachers' Association From New Haven

The financial statement of the Teachers' Association shows a balance from previous operations of 21st century figures with interest and grants. Expenditures total around 4,270 with assets and liabilities to be reviewed. The annual meeting is planned for New Haven with sessions in the forties and city venues.

Teachers’ Association

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