Morning circulation list from The Boston Publishing Co
A fragmented newspaper item notes a Connecticut morning circulation figure from The Boston Publishing Co at Cannon Street with postal and subscription details. It mentions advertising representatives, postal classifications, and Associated Press rights for republication.
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Bost -Publishing CO
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Metropolitan Tower
New York
N.Y
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Associated Press
Allews
Farwiss
Four Line of Cheer Poem by John Kendrick Bangs
A fragmentary verse excerpt credits John Kendrick Bangs and depicts a brook's personified journey toward its appointed goal. The text contrasts tranquil imagery with a struggle against barriers, expressing a wish for space and a music filled spirit to overcome rough trials.
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John Kendrick Bangs
the Brook
Brooklet
Thieves and Liars Debate Bridgesport Politics
Prominent Bridgeport citizen Lashar denounces the Republican Town Committee and its campaign publicity. He accuses the machine of misstatements about his record on transit fares and criticizes a smoke screen tactic used to sway voters.
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Jerg Walter B. Lashar
Republican Town Committee of
Bridgeport
Lashar
Republican Youth Committee
Republican Town ‘Committee
Continont Council
Wilson
Connecticut Company
America
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Jailed for Blasphemy in Maine Supreme Court Case
A Chicago socialist lecturer was sentenced to one to two years in state prison after being found guilty of blasphemy for ridiculing the Crucifixion the Holy Trinity and other religious beliefs in Maine lectures. The case is noted as the first of its kind in many years, with editorials urging a return to restraint and denouncing obscene language and profane speech in public life.
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Maine
Supreme Court
Chicago
Breakfast table musings on Halloween night happenings
A fragmented column of whimsical notes and opinions from a breakfast table page, referencing Halloween spirits, shopping hours after Nov 15, social schemes, and topical jests about strikes, prices, and public life. It weaves monologue snippets about Pumpkins and bed sheets, Price shocks, and hints of political satire.
No Politician Help for Innovators Says City Folly
A reader criticizes bridging business and city work, urging that politics should govern municipal affairs. The adviser favors politicians over business experts, arguing aldermen block decisions and that family ties, not merit, drive city jobs and favors in the Steenth district.
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Bridgeport
Steenth
Harold
New Haven
Vincent Landslide Draws Near in Citywide Show of Support
Street polls and factory chatter reveal a massive swing toward Allen E. Vincent. Voters say the public mood has shifted dramatically, with calls for reform and resignation of the mayor to back a Vincent victory. The momentum is described as a snowball of civic energy visible in rallies theaters and gatherings.
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Lis
Allen E. Vincent
Vincent
Bridgeport Forty Years Ago Recalls Fires and Charity
A scanned Bridgeport period piece recalls a smoky October, a coal bin fire safely doused, and a crowded charity donation day at the Orphan Asylum with a grand reception. It notes the Howe Orchestra’s trip to Angola, library association meeting, and local patent and machinery news. The Madras fire, Croquet at Seaside Park, and Merrick versus Bennett bets tied to counterfeit currency are touched, along with a murder case verdict of Not guilty by insanity and asylum commitment. The item closes with society notes on priests, fairs, and local figures including Barnum, with obituaries and local business mentions.
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Gally
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Che Asylum
Bel Benors
Merrick
New -York
Mranty iBennetu
Daniel Luvey
Merritt
Bennett
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Lucey
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United States
Wm. S. Disbrow
Eture Los Cattunglestones
Dharris W. Seymour
Mia
Tounsbury
Mies
Mary Ds
Lotuisbury
Dexter T. Lounsbury
Culver
Martin
Jousbury
Stevens
New Avel
Fortar
Stratford
Goodwin Stoddard
Macristary
Tyr
Charles J. Sanford
Bridgeport
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Lounsbury Aly
Robert Hutcard
Robert Lauder
Sanford and Hubbard
Jounsbury
Shelton Trolley Rate Committee Under Scrutiny
Selmston October 30 The slow acting rate committee named by Mayor Nettleton and backed by the board of aldermen faces scrutiny as new trolley fares take effect next Sunday. Aldermen William Holmes Tenry Schneider and Michael J Gaynor oversee the panel. Tax assessors brace for late lists with a ten percent penalty. Town Clerk Palmer stays on to 9 PM Saturday to allow filing as the 1919 grand list begins.
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Focal Property Awvars
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Sassors
Sis
T. Palmer
Board of Assessors
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O'Cokk
Murdered Italian man found with brutal mutilation in Ansonia
Ansonia police faced a baffling case as they found a lifeless Italian man, about 40, with throat cut and body mutilated, lying face down in the meadows. Clothes were turned, pockets emptied, hindering identity amid a dawn discovery by laborers going to work.
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Ansonia
Ths
Ansonia Meadows
Sane Melowl
New Orleans Discusses Uninspected Meat Risks
Dr John Mohler of the U S Department of Agriculture warned at the American Public Health Association about the health and economic dangers of uninspected meat. He said about one third of annual meat production is not federally inspected, urging state and municipal action to fill the federal gap and improve slaughterhouse oversight.
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New Orleans
Ovi
John
Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
American Public Health Association
United States
Mohler Peat
Diela
Silver in Quantities Found in the Yukon
Reports from the Yukon describe widespread silver strikes up the Tootalliqiu river and in the southern Yukon valley. Observers say silver pockets cover thousands of square miles and may promise large deposits to offset current declines in lead and copper outputs. St Louis shows a booming trade with 1079 manufacturers and merchants surpassing 2018 totals, while 1978 production and sales reach 4.2 billion, far above 1957’s 1.02 billion.
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Dawsun
Yukon
Yukon Territory
Tootalliqiu River
Yukon Valley
St. Louis
Questions and Answers from The Standard Telegram Bureau
A reader service from The Standard Telegram Information Bureau Washington D C answers common queries. It covers Italy's release of Austrian prisoners the Belgian king's lineage taxation in Ireland goldfish turning silver Ringling Brothers first tour US Railroad Administration dividends Secretary Lansing Dutch descent and Newcastle like phrases Go to Halifax origin.
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Thie Standard Telegram Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Frederic J. Haskin
Standard Telegram
Standard Telegram Information Bureau
Frederick J. Waking
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Italy
Kime
Belgium
Albert
Saxe-Coleure-Gotha
England
South Ireland
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Circus
Ringling Brothers, Circus
Ringling Brothers Circus
United States Railroad Administration
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Lansing
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Hudson
United States
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Bureau of Census
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Halifax
Prohibition Compliance Asserted by Boston Liquor Men
Boston on October 20 officials report Bay State manufacturers and dealers comply with the prohibition enlargement law. Andrew J. Casey says information supports strict adherence, not the collector of internal revenue. Deputies will seek full compliance and enforcement action.
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Boston
Andrew J. Casey
Explosion on Japanese battleship kills fourteen men
In Tokyo bay during a grand naval maneuver the battleship Tyuga exploded killing fourteen sailors and injuring eighty as Emperor Hirohito watched aboard the Settsu. The action was part of the most elaborate Japanese navy maneuvers featuring battleship units and air attacks on coastal cities.
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Woikld
Associated Press
Emperor
Tokyo Bay
Settsn
St George's Church Plans Campaign Drive
Members of the parish committee met at 20 Brooklawn Avenue to organize captains for a church campaign. The enthusiastic gathering divided tasks among several subcommittees and reported broad church representation and progress across organizations.
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St. George's Episcopal Church
C. TH. L Armstrong
Brooklawn Avenue
Hig ‘Ghurgh
The Strike Fever Poem by Walt Mason
A poet laments being the lone worker content with his pay while others strike for higher wages. He muses on the appeal of striking yet finds satisfaction in steady labor and honest effort despite loneliness and the parade of red flags by coworkers.
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Tim
Suehem
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Seaside Park
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