Debate on William H. Taft vs Bryan at St Francis Alimul
At a St Francis Alimul meeting an interp ecting debate argued whether William H Taft is better fitted for the White House than William J Bryan. The affirmative won with Miss Mary Kehoe James Corcoran and Miss Alice Langford and John Corcoran speaking for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Francis Alimul Association
William —H. Tat Ds
White House
Han William J. Bryan
Mary Kehoe
James Corcoran
Alice Langford
John Corcoran
Thomas O'Loughlin
Janes Penrose
John Burk
Warden O'Loughlin
Walher Marke
Unclear text on medical device pricing and remodeling
The fragment discusses a large suction device for site price and ill tit body kn ows ghastly substitutes. It mentions AML of ow sensor for natural look to the face and ideas of patients cheerfully expected. It notes unsatisfactory sets can be remodeled at small cost.
Local notes from Watertown and area on Sunday
Town visitors included Ernest Ginther and John Porter while Samuel White started work at Oakville Pin factory. Mrs Martha L Roberts plans a New York move. Thomas Geoghegan left M E Bahan. Baldwin school held no session. R V Magee heads south to Jacksonville and Orlando. Masses at St John s church were at 9 and 730 morning with large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eries
John Porter
Ernest Ginther
Samuel White
Oakville
Martha L. Roberts
New York
Thomas Geoghegan
M. E. Bahan
Baldwin School
R. V. Magee
Jacksonville
Mia
Orlando
St John’s Church
Oakville Happenings and Local Movements
Miss Laura Patterson joined Oakville Co. and enjoyed skating on village ponds. Edward O'Brien started at Curran Dry Goods. Thomas Geoghegan resigned from Keilly's bakery Watertown. Miss Delia Dayfield returned home to Torrington after visiting her sister Mrs Quinn. Hanky Panky club plans a New Year’s Eve dance at Watertown town hall. Harry Wheeler and Floyd German went hunting Saturday night and brought home four rabbits and one coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O'Brien
Curran Dry Goods Company
Thomas Geoghegan
Keilly’s Bakery
Watertown
Delia Dayfield
Torrington
Mrs Quinn
Villa
Town Hall
Harry Wheeler
Floyd German
Discharge leads to self harm and local incidents
Reports from New Haven Stamford and Manchester describe a man fatally shooting himself after discharge from a factory, a Danbury man attempting suicide in police custody, and a Providence man found resting at a summer home. Additional notes mention Pyrov Lord shooting a wild cat near Marlborough during coon hunting at night.
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New Haven
Coe Brass Works
Ansonitames
Miannigan
New Haven Hospital
Stamford
Charles Murphy Ab
Danbury
Manchester
Floyd Lewis
Providence
R. 1
Sheridan
Gordon
L. J Robertson
Hartford
Bolton Road
Bolton Town
Marlborough
Pyrov S. Lord
Arenon
Mr Lord
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Grieve, Bisset, & Holland
Bank Street
Waterbury’s
TR. & R. Dyers and Cleners
Mwacon Valley Grange
Robert Bowler
Tracy Hotchkiss
H. T H. Johson
Percy Clark
Horace Candee
Miner
Naldwin
Otto Toffman
Stevenars
Florence Clark
Myron Noble
Ceres
Ruby Humston
Pomona
Ruth Nobile
Flora
Abbie Laweys
Aliee Minuet
Nangatuck Lodge
Smith
Ansonia
Elks
Focal Lodge
Uel
Methodist Church
Parior
Swedish Congregational Church
Grove Cemetery
Rose Wigglesworth
Carroll Street
St Michael's Episcopal Vharch
Hillside Cemetery
Thomas Peay Cliom
Baptist Church
Yate Divinity School
Peter Anderson
Salem Street
Invermont
Shepherd Lodge
Mand Alm
al jMasons
F.C
Mary Johnson
Grieve, Bisset & Holland
DR. Beadle
Buckingham Building
Woodruff
George H. Woodruff
Pen Lee
Con
Benson Furniture Co. Inc
South Main
Grand Street
Waterbury
Connectcut
WATTS
South Main St
Dulleason
the Best Optical Co
Abbott Ave
Best Dental Co
Over Manufacturers Bank
Bank St
D. F. McCarthy
Phumber
Cottage Place
Laura Patterson
Oakville Co
Ville Yester
the White-Simmons Co
Grand St
Wire Selecn of
Center St
New Haven County
White Swan
Pillsbury
Washburn’s Best
Duluth
SUGAR
Japan
Seth
Maio
Best
East Main St
Directo
Gately
Brennan
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