Yale-Educated Nathaniel Bishop Dies of Wounds
Nathaniel Wheeler Bishop, Yale graduate and Bridgeport financier, died from wounds received in war. He trained at Yale Law, practiced with multiple firms, and held roles in the American Ordance Company and various local ventures. He served in the Spanish American War and later in naval reserves. He married Alice Warner in 1888 and had three children. He was active in social clubs and Red Cross drives. His brother Henry A. Bishop and sister Miss Bishop of Boston survive. Burial planned at Mountain Grove.
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Bridger ‘Port ‘Steantboat. Company
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Alice Ib Warner
Dever Warmer
Warner Brothers Company
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Aged Priest John T. Mc died after long illness
The Rev. John T Mc a four decades aged priest long affiliated with St Anthony Hospital Denver died after a prolonged illness He studied at a college in Ireland served in Car Pu and came to Denver in 1933 entering St Anthony's Hospital soon after where he remained as a pastor and priest for many years
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Nepari
Ireland
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St. Anthony's
Do You Lack Strength and Energy
Do You Lack Strength and Energy A vintage medical ad urges mothers to use REOLO Tonic to restore strength and vitality. It claims the tonic builds rich red blood, energizes nerves, and improves circulation, promising steadier health and vigor after a one dollar, 100 tablet package.
Hindle Drug Store on Main Street Near Arcade
Hindle Drug operates at 09 Main Street Cor State and at 93 Main Street near Arcade. Local listing notes two Hindle locations serving the neighborhood with pharmaceutical products and sundries.
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Main Street
Wilson Misses Easter Services After Eight Years
Washington April 4 Pres ident Wilson did not attend Easter services for the first time in eight years. He spent the day at home, while Mrs. Wilson participated in church activities at two Presbyterian churches in the capital. Local reports note he remained away from public worship as he recovers from illness.
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Mohite
Thchereh
German Reds and Regulars Clash in Street Battle
Reported street clashes between German Reds and Regulars as shelling and gunfire damaged stores and piers. Citizens describe fear as Reichswehr shelling continued. authorities mobilized workers and police amid chaotic night.
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Sheelk Care
Alwarts
Reichswehe
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Shortage of Ministers Reduces Church Service
In Missouri a minister shortage forces many churches to cut services to once every two weeks or monthly. The Missouri Baptist? association notes 1, 395 churches, 2, 31? preaching weekly, 392 twice monthly, and 437 monthly, with 1.95 in the scare and 295,408 members.
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St Louis
Missouri
Missouri Bay
True art needs wine to live, says New York artist
Chicago April 41- In an interview Robert W. Chanier, a well known New York artist, argued beauty and appreciation in the United States hinge on wine and beer. He claimed art cannot endure without wine, and removing it would deprive artists of incentive and dull their work.
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Chicago
United States
Robert W. Chanier
New York
Wang
Beautiful Eve Costume Shown At Paris Casino Theatre
April 1 report from Paris describes actress Yenerius in Eve garb at the Casino theatre scene. She slips on slick pavement outside, loses her sable coat, then continues performance with minimal adornment as crowds watch a risqué tableau. An otherwise unrelated note mentions David Carlson sailing to Sweden with a $200,000 fortune.
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Casino
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Delusions Dispelled and Remarks on Flax Handling
An old London bystander piece contrasts emotional outbursts and nonsensical talk with a humorous aside about romantic notes. It then shifts to agricultural news noting the Canadian government testing a flax threshing machine to replace hand labor, highlighting the need to keep straw dry during processing.
Irish Independence Meeting Sparks Bond Appeal
A local gathering where Irish independence was advocated by Mayors Witton and Gerald amid calls for recognizing Treland freedom. Mayor Flger Ald praised the dream of smaller nations and expressed support. Big Steinke performed an improvised piece and delivered a brief pro Ireland address as subscriptions were collected.
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Rejection of Treaty Declared Ireland Independence Rally
New York on April 4 hosted a Clas Na Gael meeting urging U S recognition of the Irish Republic. Eamon De Valera spoke with Justices Cenalan and Gavegat present as resolutions praised independence, denounced British rule, and pledged loyal support to Ireland’s freedom.
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Sinn Feiners Sleep in New Places nightly in DublinBarricades Move
Dublin dispatch says Sinn Fein members sleep in seven different locations to avoid arrest and deportation to England. Barricades surround Dublin as authorities raid areas and two soldiers are wounded.
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Americans in London report on steamer incident
April 5 dispatch states police cleared Glystow steamer in London and learned passengers were believed heading to Ireland via Glasgow. A box of ammunition was reportedly found on deck after departure. the supposed owner dumped it overboard to evade seizure.
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De Valera Returning Home Amid Irish Crisis Claims
April 4 report from the Times claims Eamonn De Valera will return from the United States to Ireland to resume leadership of the Irish republican movement. It asserts Sir Hamar Greenwood will not interfere if De Valera lands and pursues a policy of self determination, despite tensions and potential unrest.
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Trish Repub Desire
Weel
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Ireland
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Howe
Plants Grow Boozy from Alcohol Inspires New Plant Research
A historical report describes Sir Jagadis Bose’s experiments showing plants respond to stimuli as humans do. Using a device called the crescograph, he records growth and sensory reactions under varied conditions including light, heat, and chemicals. He notes reactions to electrical signals, ultraviolet range, and anesthetics, linking plant fatigue, mood, and recovery to environmental changes. The article discusses death spasms in plants at high temperatures and interpretations of color changes and leaf movements as signs of life and decline.
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Jagadis
Bose Institute
Unemployment Camouflage Hurts Austrian Employers
London reports Austrian unemployment figures showing a large number of officially recorded jobless, yet with many idle or underemployed. Employers must maintain staff levels and pay wages despite lack of orders, while reserves dwindle and welfare-like programs fill gaps. Measures push workers into idle or military guard roles, with little hope of earlier recovery as industry grinds down and coal and raw materials run short.
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London
Alstrid
Ho Tay
Iim
Rte
Altomatic Telephones Plan Major New York and Dunkirk Upgrades
In the face of limited means to secure suitable operations the tube phone system will receive an extensive overhaul. New York staff report five new exchanges aiming for substantial progress before 1929 end. The plan coordinates with existing boards to connect lines across locations, enabling subscribers to test line connections and select suitable board types or automatic exchanges.
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Dunkirk
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New York
Christle
Apple
Danish Strikers Win All Demands Amid Republic Vow
Danish workers press demands as a general strike spreads from the lawn to the palace. Deputations urge dismissal of newly appointed ministers, while crowds chant republic and socialist democracy. King meets party leaders as talks continue for electoral reform and a united program.
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Church wine lures him from prayers in D C
Rev I Hanning notes a stranger nesting in the Ascension church then leaves with six guaris of communion wine. Thirteen wak an unlucky number for bootleggers here as ex-Surkeenes face charges. twenty d fined portion.
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Only by Boat Reach Cameron Parise Town in US History
This isolated community, Cameron Parise, is the sole town in the United States accessible only by water. It lacks roads, telephones, and telegraph lines, marking it as one of the oldest settlements in the nation.
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Cameron Parise
United States
Weather forecast notes rain north and fair south Monday
Disturbance moving from the central into the northeast will bring rain to northern portions Monday with much colder conditions Monday night. South of the region, rain is possible then clearing, with much colder weather and a possible wintry mix in the Ohio valley and parts of the Atlantic states. Temperatures to drop across Western Pennsylvania with a cold wave warning in effect.
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Canadian air force to be formed in Canada
An experimental Canadian air force will recruit from former soldiers and Royal Air Force veterans in Canada. Training centers will operate year round with officers and airmen spending at least one month in training annually. Initial strength may be about 50,100 men across ranks, with multiple training centers planned nationwide.
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Feud Sparks Long Potent Threat Between Villages
A quarrel sparked by a dog bite led to a violent feud lasting sixteen years between Mamidat and Ashraf villages. In the latest clashes, forty nine people were killed and one hundred twenty six homes burned as authorities moved to imprison twenty one individuals for ten years each.
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Obituary notes begin for F. O. Rhoades and others
Funeral services for F C Rhoades were held at the family home in Stratford with Rev C O Kennedy officiating. Delegates from local societies attended. Burial followed at Linien cemetery. Other obituaries list engineers, sailors, and local residents with service times, burial places, and surviving family members.
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Thomas Stevenson
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William Halpin
Mtichael's
Bituminous Coal Prices and War Building Notes
Insistent insinuations that bituminous coal operators would exploit the 27 percent wage increase for miners were dismissed as baseless by the commission. Operators aim to keep prices reasonable despite the joint conference next week. A separate item notes temporary structures in New York City for war purposes on Staten Island. Patient testimonials praise Foley's Honey and Tar for colds and coughs.
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Hiowever
New York City
Wille
Stown Island
Asbesion Wickings Rageball Mason Brushes Ghamo Bog Collars
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Asbesion Wickings and Rageball Mason in connection with a bog collar or fishing tackle. The readable words suggest garden gear and equipment terms, though specifics are unclear. The item appears to be a classified or listing fragment from a local newspaper page.
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Cinot Saved My Job Says Snider
Snider claims Cinot saved his employment amid illness and dizzy spells. He notes regular shifts resumed and credits Cinot with stabilizing his health. Advertised Cinot sale details appear via several druggists and outlets in multiple towns.
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