The Bridgeport Telegram Publication History Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reveals a 19th century Bridgeport Telegram masthead with publication details and pricing. The text references the Post Publishing Co, circulation, Associated Press credit line, and a poetic motto about sharing blessings, indicating historic newspaper setup rather than a current event.
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John Guass
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Bridgeport Youth Home From England
Reyoming his family in this era afte a priguant career with the Trish forces in France and com pleting his first year in Kings col lege London Cal H Weeche of Baghton Hogland son of Mr and Mrs. T Wesche of 28 Washington once wil spand hs summer vacation before returning tn college for his final degrees wi 3 hiss par ents and will cave with the Cunls Wednesday for Nagera Malls on a tour of the count Mr Wescoe before the war was a teacher in a pubic school in Loo ding and answered his country's call upon England's entrance into the war with Germany joining the 47th Dinsteen tram which was the first outlet of the Bogush army to land on French soil after omorous train ing near London His company was ths first in the trenches and the hist ra leave Drance after the signing of the armistice.
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France
Kings College
London
Cal H Weeche
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Hogland
T . Wesche
Washington
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Nagera Malls
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Looding
England
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Extradition Proceedings For Laneve In Salso Murder Charge
Frank Laneve may be arraigned in Faurield town court next week over a murder in Fairfield on September 419. Police report says Laneve was tried in White Plains and extradition proceedings will be held this week. No clear identification or relatives of the slain woman have been confirmed yet.
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Frank Laneve
Faurield
Fairfied
Lorenzo Lao
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Brang Virell Lansve
White Plains
Vireli
Reubens
Warren
Gilbert
Billy
Secord
White House
Aldermen Schedule Next Meeting For August 2
The board of aldermen plans its next meeting on August 2 to decide further steps in the Broad Street project and consider the report from Major Watson on appraisal details. The session will address ongoing tension and potential actions related to safety and damages.
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League issue clearing and candidate positions debated
The article discusses the League's influence on the race with Cox and Harding as central figures. It notes the implications for voters, party conventions, and endorsements shaping the choice between League supporters and opponents. The piece highlights how domestic issues and faith in leaders affect the outcome.
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Connecticut Elections and Bridge Funding Debate
The piece discusses two Connecticut offices in state elections, the governor and senator, noting their terms and responsibilities. It critiques the Stratford avenue bridge plan, citing Connecticut Company investments and space for pedestrians, trolleys, and traffic as conflicts with a new Housatonic crossing.
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Stratford Avenue
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Storrs
Connectcut Company
Connecticut
Dangers at Grade Crossings Prompt Safer Driving Rules
An editorial condemns reckless behavior at grade crossings and urges strict safety steps. It emphasizes stopping fully before each track, using low gear to avoid stalling, and staying vigilant on unfamiliar roads to prevent tragic train collisions.
Sleep as leverage in a Chicago murder confession
A Chicago murder suspect pleads for sleep during relentless questioning, arguing an hour’s rest would alter his confession. The piece frames sleep deprivation as a powerful force in extracting a cold blooded admission and reflects on torture linked to sleep in history.
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Carl Wanderer
Chicago
Movies at Center Stage in Labor Turmoil Weathered Food Loss
A distressed scene unfolds as labor strikes freeze transport and stores in Texas and Chicago. The essay notes a million dollars of lost food, urging families to heed the social impact and consider the wartime style vigilance at the movies and breakfast table.
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Milan
Texas
Chicago
Wehuile
Honolulu
Bridgeport Notes From 1880 Readers and Officials
Local items cover city politics police reform plans, church and social events, and notable visitors. Mentions include new police ordinance creating Captain and Lieutenant roles, changes to sergeant positions, a Seaside Park incident, Sunday schools, a temperance group picnic, and community announcements about concerts and lectures.
Our Little Jobs Walt Mason Says
A verse commentary by Walt Mason contrasts easy music with the burdens of statesmen. The speaker laments public life, preferring song over politics while noting boredom, missteps, and reform cries, ending with a playful line about wanting simple rhymes over exalted honors.
Washington Park Golf Links at Potomac Park Promoted
Special Correspondence notes opening of the public golf course at Potomac Park in Washington as part of a broader park expansion. The article highlights plans for tennis courts, baseball and football fields, a polo field, a courtyard house, and a public clubhouse to serve city residents, with a small per-game fee to sustain the facilities. It discusses the need for ample recreation amid crowding, the park’s access, and management by local authorities and the War Department’s oversight.
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Lincoln Park
Chicago
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Tanniis Courts
Polo Feld
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Potomaz Park
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Georgetown
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War Department
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To-day's Worth-While Verse From Crisis Rally
A dramatic verse expresses hope amid hardship, urging readers to choose a righteous path and unite for freedom. The piece calls on people to reflect on faith and duty as the nation faces challenging times and seizes a hopeful direction.
Questions and Answers from a 19th Century Telegram Page
A reader asks whether the U S president can appoint a private secretary or requires Senate consent. The page also includes scattered Q A items on Samvat dates, cow feed, Massachusetts travel speed, thirteen at table, Gilead fragrance, ancient navigation, Plumb plan for railroads, and snakes.
Letters on editorial opinions and transit topics raise questions
Reader letters invite signed contributions with real names and addresses while discussing trolley questions in Bridgeport and bus fare, plus a report on pension funds and manufacturing licenses. The mix includes references to Mayer Simpson and Anisa Ward, with broader notes on governance and public notices.
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Selectmen
George Purnsy
George Sewell
Common Council
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Sons of Temperance
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