Bridgeport Telegram Ad Notice and Publishing Address
Bridgeport Telegram dated 1801 notes publishing at 140 Middle St Bridgeport Conn and advertises daily open hours and a patronage line. It mentions monthly payments and a mobile telephonic service with this office and a Belleview based audit.
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Middle St. Bridgeport
Conn
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Aliewtaston
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Power and regulation push for inquiry into utility stock watering
Senator Moses mocked the public interest in a Senate debate overElectric power company mergers and stock watering. Benster Wheeler of Montana cited a past case where an electrical firm inflated value with waterstock, selling bonds and stock to mask true worth. He urged vigilant state utilities commissions and questioned why regulators cannot control this at home rather than in Washington.
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Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Benster Wheeler
Utilities Commission
Wheeler
Washington
Daylight Saving Battle Report from Massachusetts Grange
The Massachusetts grange resists daylight saving as three defeats already show. Legal in New York and Massachusetts, illegal in Connecticut for clocks. The scale of urban Connecticut and rural Massachusetts shapes public opinion and the grange cannot move the 4 million population to shift time.
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Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
Connecticut
New York
Grange
Tarpobdin
The Good And Bad Apprentice In A Modern Form
A moralist tale compares two young men, one who sacrifices for the nation and the other led astray by bad company. The narrative traces how early choices and modern media shape reputations, offering a stark contrast between virtue and vice in a sweeping historical context.
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Hogarth
Weboel
Java
Jim Wey
Two Careers Split by Fame and Shame
A stark contrast marks two young men whose lives reached the public eye together. One is an international hero and ambassador of goodwill, celebrated like royalty with his widowed mother by his side. The other is loathed nationwide, facing a grim end on death row, confined to a cell with no hope but execution. Both began with equal opportunities.
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Annskate
Palm Beach
Ceason
Chicago drivers to wear punishment markers for crashes
A Chicago proposal uses colored markers on offenders cars as visible reminders of guilt after serious crashes. The plan suggests yellow for hit and run, blue for parking fines, green for new license holders, and black for reckless speedsters, enforcing cautious driving by public shaming.
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Chicago
Barney Oldfield
The Mayors Treat in Tombstone Telecommunication Gala
In Walter Noble Burns history of the southwest a tale depicts Tucson Mayor James R. Leatherberry hosting a Toast fueled party at the Palace hotel bar to celebrate the first telegraph line to Tucson. Messages from Hayes, Victoria, France, Italy and the Pope pour in as the crowd toasts.
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Tombstone
Old Southwest
Walter Noble Burns
Mayor Leatherberry
Tucson
Mr. Burns
President Hayes
Palace Hotel
France
Leatherberg
Queen Victoria
James R. Leatherberry
Anent
Heaconsfield
Leatherberry
Antonelli
Pueblo
Holy Father
The Steel Triumvirate at United States Steel
James A Farrell is named chief executive officer and president while Pierpont Morgan becomes chairman and Morran Taylor chairs the finance committee. The board named three men to fill duties left by the late Judge Gary, highlighting a period of consolidation and prestige for the steel giant.
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Waterbury
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Judge Gary
New Haven
America Ia
Steel Corporation
Gary
Pierpont Morgan
Connecticut
Kevins Heen
Martfore
Morran
Taylor
Herking
Fis
Manhattan Days and Nights by Herbert Core
New York star columnist surveys wealth excess in a city of self confessed millionaires. He contrasts fortunes with aimless leisure, noting yachts on the East River, a club of six hundred millionaires, and extravagant purchases from jewelers to $35,000 furs. The piece ponders meaning, charity, and the idle rich amid urban ambiance.
November Blues and Bright Weather Satire
The narrator laments a paradoxical November day of azure skies and springlike thoughts while noting the public mood. A clothing store scene mocks commerce and politics as merchants lamentwinter sales and the weary electorate faces dire weather and calls for farm relief and reform.
Political pointers and civic shifts across Connecticut
The report covers potential appointments in Norwalk and Hartford, with Fred Ives wavering on a police post, Abrahams named deputy boxing commissioner, and pensioning Dennis Tooney after fifty five years. It notes settlement talks on river diversions, upcoming federal judgeship chatter, and harbor needs re survey discussions in New Haven, plus a warning from Hartford Mayor Stevens to youth about street safety.
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Dennis Tooney
Hartford
Tooney
Common Council
John B Riddell
Stevens
Akermen Riddell
Middletown
New Haven
Union League Club
Tidewater
John Q. Tilson
Companionate Marriage versus Dr. Fra and the Divorce Question
A discussion contrasts religious and sentimental views of marriage with pragmatic ideas like companionate marriage. Proponents argue it would curb irregular conduct and improve morals by fostering lasting companionship, even without progeny, citing possible benefits to society and civic virtue.
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Crane
Robert Lee Bullard
Second Army
Copyight
Answers to Faith and Addiction in a Candid Q and A
A preacher addresses a reader seeking help to overcome drug temptation without hospital care. He recommends medical advice from the original prescribing doctor, spiritual mindset shifts, and vivid motivation to conquer cravings. The letter also covers questions on theosophy, church attendance by Lord's Day motorists, and promoting open air services near rural churches to attract travelers.
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Brockton
Mass
America
Lord’s Day Motogists
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John Gilpin
Joiners in Congress Highlight Fraternal Ties Across Parties
The Daily Mirror profiles several congressmen from Oklahoma and Pennsylvania noting extensive fraternal and religious affiliations. It singles out Wilburn Cartwright Fletcher Swank and J Howard Swick as examples. Senator Cole Blease is praised as unusually well connected, described as the only South Carolinian to hold multiple top offices and fraternal roles. It also quips that Bleaze is the only Democratic South Carolinian whom Democrats wish were a Republican.
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Washington
Wilburn Cartwright
Oklahoma
American Legion
Acacia
Lions Cub
Fletcher B. Swank
Ils
Ndist
Mason
Knight Templar
Eastern Star
Odd Fellow
Rebekah, Elk
Woodman
Woodmen Circle
Proelor
Jon Johnson
J. Howard Swick
Pennsylvania
First Methodist Church
Patlan Lodge
A. M
Harmony Royal Arch
Beaver Valley Commandery
Knights Templar
Valley of New Castle
Syria Temple
Pittsburgh
Pythias
Beaver
Falls Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Cole Blease
Congress
Senate
United States
Grand Lodge
Suprem Lodge
K. of P
Bleaze
South Carolina
Strut Your Stuff Poem Encourages Bold Hope and Perseverance
An upbeat poem by Anne Campbell urges readers to push through despair. It advises straightening the posture, facing obstacles, and working hard while maintaining hope and humor as the path toward happiness opens.
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Anne Campblll
Sentence Sermons on Poverty and Purpose
A reflective piece argues poverty is defined by lack of ideas and meaning rather than money. It pairs statements on living, dying, self respect, home, and envy to critique material focus versus inner direction.
Weather forecast for Easter region and Atlantic outlook
Cloudy with colder nights across New York and Southern New England. Snow or rain possible Saturday in northern districts while the rest of the east faces considerable cloudiness. Strong southwest winds along coastal routes and markedly colder weather expected into Sunday and Monday. Includes daily almanac notes and quips about salaries and doctors.
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New York
New England
Lake Superior
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Washington
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
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