The Bridgeport Telegram In Memoriam Notice Page
A faded historical page from Bridgeport notes subscription details and the newspaper’s publishing information. It lists offices, rates, and the Associated Press affiliation while including a poetry snippet titled LINE O' CHEER by John Kenrick reflecting banking imagery and hopeful sentiment.
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New York
John
Associated Press
John Kenrick
Bank OF
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Editorial notes on peace on earth and Senate exceptions
Editorial notes discuss ratification and policy shifts amid debates over peace on earth and US Senate exceptions. The column cites partisan divides and constitutional questions, urging restrained diplomacy and legislative clarity. It frames governance choices as pivotal for international and domestic stability.
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Trent
Earth
Us$ Senate
Old Pilot on Board Wilham Tennings Bryan and the helm
The piece argues that William Jennings Bryan is gaining influence within the Democratic party and may steer the campaign. It notes Bryan’s experience as a presidential candidate and his potential power relative to other leaders, while questioning whether he will effectively take control or merely influence the course.
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Wilham Tennings
Bryan
Advser
New York
Democratic Party
Wall Bryan
Brsyan
Movie Magic and the Lost Glow of Childhood Belief
The article laments how aging erodes belief in fairy tales and wonders, arguing that film and stories revive a fading sense of magic. It recalls Peter Pan and the lasting pull of myths, noting how we miss the childhood visions that shaped imagination.
Peace prospects emerge as Martens embraces new era
Ambassdor Martens eyes a long view toward peace for Russia. Reports from Mexico say Villa is encircled and near capture while Dempsey and Carpentier may meet in Mexico. Hoovers candidacy is debated with European voters imagined. A four year clock winds for a new era amid chaotic headlines and consumer worries.
Thrift and Earnest Labor Warned by Walt Mason
A Walt Mason daily verse extols thrift as sanest on earth and links work to bankable income. It rails against idleness while urging effort, saving, and prudent spending to avoid debt and desperation as money flows and dreams drift.
U S Loans to European Nations Totaling 9.6 Billion
The article lists loans the United States made to European governments totaling 9,647,419,494. It notes this money came from American pockets and must be repaid, urging industrial growth in Europe and stronger repayment by debtors. The piece encourages policy to boost U S production and support for Europe’s recovery.
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Mexico
State Department
Tere
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Belgium
Cuba
Lee
Greece
Berit
Italy
Liberia
Russia
Nera A. Earache
Elsespaye Nice
Emope
Uncle Sam
Jess
Housewives propose private weapon ban to end death penalty
A reader letter from a housewives group argues against capital punishment by noting abolition in twelve states and many nations, and suggests restricting private manufacture and sale of deadly weapons as a safer alternative to crime and punishment.
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Esail
Hollcewnes
Santa Clara County
Cal
Cletorma
Bit o' Good Nature In A Moment Of Tension
A brief domestic scene shows a child clinging to a mother while candy drops to the sidewalk. Tears appear, then the mother offers reassurance and a promise of another treat, illustrating quiet patience and maternal warmth.
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Ura Dent
The Bells Recited in Frosty Melodic Noise
A garbled excerpt echoes from The Bells with strained phrases about silver bells and icy skies. It evokes a musical tolling and jingling cadence, described in an archaic, fractured diction with scattered names and rhythmic imagery.
Prolonging School Year Debated By Superintendent
Bridgeport superintendent Samuel Slay and educators argue a year round schedule could keep students from falling behind due to industry shifts and summer gaps. They cite a 14 month year as a model in other nations and note potential benefits for math and language skills while acknowledging resistance from parents and teachers.
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Cat Honger
Mount Lassen Steam Event Report and Odd Historical Fragments
A fragmented account describes steam and eruption rumors at Mount Lassen with references to clouds and possible events. The text wanders through various anecdotes from different eras and places, mentioning families, wars, and distant figures interwoven with speculative notes and odd historical sidelights.
Telegram Information Service prompts readers for facts
Instructions describe a Washington DC based Telegram Information Bureau led by Haskin. Readers can request prompt factual replies on any subject by writing brief questions with a two cent stamp for postage. All inquiries are confidential and the replies go directly to the individual.
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Haskin
Tureau
Washingten
Cinin
Anyunies
Bridgeport News Briefs from February 1890 Citizens meeting reports
The item highlights a February meeting in Bridgeport with Washington Avenue and street extension discussions. It notes tram service adjustments, water supply concerns, and a plan to display Barnum’s fountain in Sea Park. Community events include Odd Fellows Mutual Aid, a Polar Star Lodge reception, and church collections for hospitals.
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Waterhur
Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Samet
New Haven
Bridgeport
Vaemty
P ‘Ty Barnum
Tue Water Co
Vizmos S ‘Liegt
Common Council
St Johns
Church of the Redeemer
North Church
Christ Church
South Church
Trinity Gaard
Turst Baptist
Park Street Congregational
Barnum
Sequonnoch Bank
Italians Perfecting Mammoth Dirigible 20MT
Report claims a giant airship under design capable of carrying 1450 passengers and high speed on a trans Atlantic route. Describes current testing near Ciampino with craft details including length and cabin capacity.
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Troyal Trahan
Ciampino
Flier Progress and Royal Cravings in Ancient Texts
A fragmented 19th century note discusses Attem to enpiene in Rome and a German throne compare. It contrasts Wilhelm II’s future imperial seat with a smaller ancestral chair of the Hohenzollerns rushed into carving and gilding with gems and cloth. It also mentions a Chinese egg shipment and a distant press on preparation.
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Wilhelm
Prussia
Luhenzollern
Loheng
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