Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Details
Bridgeport Telegram of 1891 lists subscription rates by mail and per week, with annual prepay options and a daily Sunday edition. The paper is published by The Post Publishing Co at 440 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut, with contact and circulation details and Associated Press rights noted.
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Bridgeport
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Barnium
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Associated Press
Jt Ormut
T. &A, Klein
Editorial Notes on Red Schoolhouse Debate in Connecticut
The piece critiques Colonel Hiram Bingham and his stance on centralization and the little red schoolhouse. It weighs CT governance, education policy, and rural needs, arguing Connecticut favors a balanced federation over centralized control and that the state board of education pursues modernization beyond the old slogan.
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Hiram Bingham
Yale
Connecticut Senate
Waterbury
Wartford
Education Committee
Albert B. Meredith
New Britain
Connecticut
Colonel Bingham
United Colonies
Hartford
State Board ‘of Education
State Board of Education
Weather outlook for South New England and surrounding regions
Report covers continued cold and increasing cloudiness in South New England with warmer temperatures coming later. Forecast calls for light snow in the lower lake region and northern New York, with generally fair conditions east of the Mississippi and a warmer trend in the east and southeast states by Sunday. includes observed temperatures and winds around New Haven Bridgeport and Sandy Hook.
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Canadian
Maritime
Manitoba
Ontario
Kansas
Upper
Ohio
Lake
Mississippi River
Washington
Lower
Lake Region
Ohio Valey
New York
Atlantic States
Appalachian Mountains
Sandy Hook
Ualteras
Liberal Sunday Bills Stress Sabbath Consistency Across Connecticut
The editorial argues for consistent Sabbath law in Connecticut stressing equal protection for all citizens. It notes current discrepancies where baseball and amusements with paid admission are tolerated yet others lack personal transport or club access are penalized. It supports Sunday concerts and favors a local option clause like the baseball bill to restore consistency.
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Connecticut
Commonwealth
Morris E. Alling
Connecticut Federation of Churches
Judiciary Committee
Cleveland's Mayor Kohler a Budget Miracle Worker
Alayor Fred Kohler of Cleveland, famed for eccentricities and a past as rival police chief, rose to mayor after four defeats. He administers within the city budget, improving services like health and safety without debt or tax hikes, a remarkable feat amid era of public extravagance.
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Alayor
Fred Kohler
East
Wroman
Kohler
Boost Connecticut and the public spirit urged
Letters from Telegram readers urge a Connecticut Chamber of Commerce campaign to boost tourism and state pride. Citizens are asked to sign letters. anonymous pieces are ignored. long contributions may be trimmed.
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Connecticut
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Comforting Thoughts by Walt Mason
The verse laments illness and aging with humor and resolve. A dogged narrator finds cheer despite sickness and dependence on doctors, druggists, and undertakers while reflecting on mortality and the odd comforts of companionship.
Illness Fatal 10 President of Waterbury Firm
Milford February 95 Special W Ludington vice commodore Milford Yacht club and retired president of the Ludington Nathing Company of Waterbury died at his Waterbury home after an illness of two months. A native of East Haven he led the Ludington company in Waterbury until 1913. He resided at LeVuel Beach during summers and was a noted yachtsman. Survived by a son Rank W Ludington of Waterbury services at Waterbury Sunday interment at Mast Haven Monday.
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Ludington
East Haven
Ishey
New Haven
Ludington Company
Leuvel Beach
Plan to Destroy Liquor to Be Heard in Court
Stratford Town court will hear the motion to destroy about 15 000 worth of liquor seized recently at Louis Sorchiotti's home 39 Traganond street. Acting Judge George Bateman will hear arguments on destruction, with Sorchiotti notified but not indicating if he will contest. Sorchiotti claims he does not own the liquor, stating it was stored by the real owner.
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Archie
Gram
Bob
Robert
Yathor
Mary
Ralph
Ronge
Uncle Jim
Louise
Jim
Maples
Mother
Father
Dad
Answers to questions from the public quiz column
The column offers brief factual answers on varied topics. It covers an English window tax history from 1697 to 1865, Henry Ford’s boy shop school in Detroit with paid student work, proper usage of a versus an before certain words, the French origin of the term bourse, an ostrich stride length, Theodore Roosevelt being shot in 1912 with non fatal outcome, Lenine name pronunciation, and snakes’ suicide notion with a note on rattlesnakes’ venom risk.
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England
D. A
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
John Schrank
New York
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tme
Schrank
Once on a Time when great men were once children
A lyrical reflection contrasts captains of commerce with their childhoods. It envisions leaders from Rockefeller to Ford, Bryan to Gompers, as infants, noting their humbler beginnings and the idea that even giants were once kids. The verse blends history, humor, and social commentary on stature and growth.
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John Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Elbert H. Gary
Willem J. Bryan
Gompers
Schwab
Lodge
Mr. Daugherty
Dr Tatt
Archie Talks A Family Into Maples In Everyday Chaos
A chaotic family scene unfolds as Archie, talkative and ready with advice, navigates plans about Maples and Little Oaks. Grandmother, parents, and relatives spar over transport options and directions, revealing a habit of endless argument that tires everyone and shapes the children’s behavior. Monday: A. Q.
Health column on Exophthalmic Goitre and public guidance
Dr Copeland discusses how untimely disease affects young women and suggests public health education, healthy motherhood, and natural methods. He describes exophthalmic goitre symptoms, eye protrusion, rapid heartbeat, nerves, and weight loss, plus treatment by hygienic and medical means and personal reader questions answered for general health.
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Dark circles under the eyes linked to health causes
The note states under eye dark circles arise from constipation indigestion kidney complaint or eyestrain. It says the condition can be cured if the underlying cause is found and corrected. A thorough patient assessment is advised to identify the root issue and address it.
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J. Ded
Legion Members Plan Assembly Hall At Congdon Post
The American Legion Congdon post in March plans a giant membership drive while a building committee studies adding an assembly hall to the Home post. No funds set. mortgage on the current building to be paid first. committee outlines fundraising methods with an incomplete report. Commander Sprague announces leadership changes and March membership drive. Symington replaced by Sprague as chair, McNulty named adjutant for March.
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Herry W. Congdon
American Legion
Congdon Post
Charles H. Sprague
Sprague
James S. Symington
Willian McNulty
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