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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
3
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria seeks to hoard wealth amid tax pressure as reports trace royal finances and spending in a cautious bid to shield assets from revenue demands. The piece notes royal prudence and possible austerity measures facing financial scrutiny.
A guide notes that pressure and stress can affect eye health and vision. It emphasizes the need for qualified medical and optical expertise, warning against improper prescriptions and stressing proper filling by skilled professionals to ensure accurate eyewear.
A European nobleman named Count von Muranny resides at a stately estate with a large suite amid lavish expenditures. Villagers see him as a relic of old times while he enjoys a celebrity lifestyle, prompting many to seek audiences and offers for various schemes. A hoaxer attempted a royal audience, delivering counterfeit notes as consolation.
Federal agents descended on Stephen Dominick’s home at 674 Wordin Street and seized a five gallon still with 100 gallons of mash and 75 gallons of moonshine. His wife was said to be preparing ingredients when the raid occurred. Dominick was not at home and will be arraigned before U S Commissioner Lavery. A second case involves saloon keeper D. Dobkteiviz of Main Street, Norwalk, arrested after a prohibition raid. the matter was continued for a week under Commissioner Lavery’s order.
Shingdon October 12 Special Correspondence The Democrat landslide of 1802 and Grover Cleveland’s re election marked the end of extraordinary attempts by the party to retain power The Republicans sought to secure long term control by adding states and expanding party influence The Force Bill aimed to place federal control over elections and disenfranchise voters while arming federal authorities and placing a solid South under party influence The bill failed as Democrats fought the measures in Congress and Republican support wavered
The article recounts Democratic triumphs and Republican setbacks during the late 19th century. It covers McKinley tariff debates, labor unrest at Homestead, the 1892 convention battles, Cleveland’s three-time presidency feat, and the shifting fortunes of Blaine, Harrison, and Weaver amid party tensions and pending reforms.
A sale listing describes percale blouses in patterns such as stripes in black and colors on white. They feature a double yoke in back for extra wear and an attached collar with sizes from 6 to 16. Prices ranged from $1.23 to $3.95, with most items under $3.95. Sold in the basement and second floor displays.
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