Engineers Meet to Discuss Improvements
A special meeting of engineers convened in Carpenters Hall to discuss labor conditions and potential improvements. Portland, Ore, attendee Mokencie, now vice president, and James Fitzgerald, president of the hoisting engineers, led talks on organized effects nationwide.
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Mokencie
Orgameer
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Portland
Ore
James Fitzgerald
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Labor meeting speakers include union leader Thomas Hagan
A labor meeting featured remarks by a business representative of the union and by Thomas Hagan, president of the Central Labor Union, who addressed labor conditions and related issues.
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Thomas Hagan
Central Laber Union
Repairs on Post Road Delayed by Railroad Strike
Repairs on a main Post Road are delayed due to a railroad strike. Cement, oil, and other materials are expected to arrive soon, with Creight tasked to oversee repairs. The road, running west of Kridgenos, remains in poor condition as Trost and the ice foregoes action under state supervision.
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R. R
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Kridgenos
Allen
Interchurch World Movement
Unclear OCR: Danish gendarme faces crowd in Sehleys case
A damaged text notes a Danish gendarme named WReceman trying to calm an angry mob in Sehleys. It mentions international commission involvement and fears of urbanized unrest linked to central authorities, with paragraphs garbled and speculative details.
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Wreceman
Alanis
Sehlesy
Algonquin Dinner Dance Attracts City Figures
A fragmented report describes the Algonquin dinner dance tied to a local lodge chapter and featuring a New York meat company representative. The event drew members and attendees from Ridgeport and surrounding areas, with references to a monthly meeting and a secretary position.
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New York
Meat Company
Sridgeport
Stee
New England Delegation Petitions Colby on Trial Policy
A delegation of New England citizens of Irish descent asked Colby today to protest Great Britain’s alleged mistreatment of Irish prisoners and seek fair trials in US allied courts. Colby assured immediate consideration and reaffirmed support for humane justice, citing precedents from 1840 and later cases. The committee included members from Maryland Missouri New Jersey New York Ohio Rhode Island and other states.
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Colby
New England
State Department
Great Britain
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Aly
United States
Russia
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Cirle
Rex
Californa
Rainey
Ninels Cady
Marylannd
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Missouri
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Funeral Rites Held for Beers and Others in City
Funeral services were largely attended yesterday for William Beers of 388 A William Street and James M. Slater infant son of John M. and Emma Slater. Masses and prayers were conducted at St Patrick's and St Michael's churches with burial in local cemeteries. Other services included Mrs Charlotte E Risers and Mrs Dane Tellitte, with attendances of relatives and floral tributes noted.
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William
J. HE. Carron
Exin Gtreet
Wavigson
M. of
Wisine Stepney
T Willan
Baek
William S. Buck
Main Street
Delock
Hame
Walter
Hanford
Linden
Stratford
Amperlain
E.ehureh
Phere
Turin
Mountain Grove
Dane
Tellitte
Liam
Tellite
Kalb Avenue
Mr. Davidson
Newfield
Seaside Club elects Harry C Irving president at annual meeting
The Seaside Club held its annual meeting at the Glia rooms electing Harry C Irving as president. Russell Foote becomes vice president with a six year term. Dr Edward Griffith and other officers are named. A social session and musical program followed the meeting.
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Seaside Club
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Glia
Ameers
Flow
Russell Foote
Tr . Lewis
Board of Power
Edward B. Grifith
Lollard Harney
Russell D. Cate
Henry Fa Lewix
Theodore
Cori
Toncil CG. Southey
A. H Hancock
WB. Torvill
Howland Bowlers Hold Annual Dinner Event
Fragmentary notes from Howland bowling club recount an annual dinner with scattered mentions of awards and scores including a high single 140. Names such as J. T Withstintey and others appear in unclear context amid disrupted text. The readable portion hints at a celebratory gathering and ongoing club efforts.
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Parker
Howland
J. T
Keven
John
Donnelly Nominated for Head of Eagles Organization
Jody M. Donnelly was nominated to lead the Eagle society at the Ridgeport Aerie of the Masonic order. Other nominees include Joan Worthy for vice president and Blackworth as chaplain. Election set for May in Washington state.
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Jody M. Donnelly
Teia Messing
Idgeport Aerie, Mraternal Order
Agles
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