Last Night Ends Evening School Session In Naugatuck
The Naugatuck News reports that last night was the final session of the town’s evening school with about ten attendees. An illustrated lecture on Washington, Virginia and Penobscot was planned, and preparations for additional events included a rehearsal of the male-female minstrels and a Michael’s choir rehearsal tomorrow at 3 PM. James Dalton visits New York City and John Emgileton travels to New Britain on business as other local happenings and society notes fill the page.
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Washington
Virginia
Penneybauld
Wooles Leet
Criss
James Dalton
New York City
John Emgileton
New Britain
Wight
Giles Power
State Board of Polienisin
Seytur Nicer
Fanny Hleeiis
Vonard Woul
Plate Selvetiona
Anal Carroll
Carter
Conway
Tord
Miele
Seat Coleman
Ansor
Dankens
Paxture
Watertown Jottings Reveal Town Events and Plans
The Watertown column outlines ongoing roadwork near Smith's factory and a hoped-for completion soon. It notes Democratic caucuses next Tuesday evening to elect a delegate for the state convention, a brisk local political scene, and mentions a fast pacer claimed by Fred Powers. Memorial Day impacts school sessions and a parade prep, with a Center school nine set to play Watertown’s A. C. of Waterbury.
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Fred Powers
Benyers
Neus
Waterbury
Childern
Texiders
Albany State Fair Grounds Sale and Frauds Report
Albany notes report deeds transferring Syracuse state fair ground interests to the state under a new region and a $126,000 appropriation funds the fair. mortgage of $50,000 is assumed with interest due June 1. Havana sources flag Neely frauds totaling over $65,000 across five counts. Southern Presbyterian assembly eyes a $1,000,000 twentieth century education fund. A Boston case notes a clam and a 38 gram pearl found at lunch. jeweler evaluating outcome.
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Albany
Syracuse
Morgan
State Fair Commission
Neely
Washington
Havana
Serbelt and Williams
New York
Atlanta
Southern General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Louisville
L. H. Blanton
J. L. Vance
Fnod
Boston
Allan Wood
Thin City
Seannachie Irish storyteller in New York memory and lore
An Irish speaking exile famed as a Gael speaking storyteller in New York, known for vast memory and fluency in Gaelic. Describes his knowledge of history and literature, ability to recount Gaelic poems and folk tales, and his oral tradition passing through generations. Mentions contrast with language loss and notes about Grain-O advertisement interwoven in text.
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Seannachie
Allys M. O'Reilly
New York
Mymny
Paradise Lost
Iis
Ovary
Ms Madye
Tue
Golvismth
Deyilen
Pope
Moore
Wyron
Lever
Dickens
Lay
Watter Scott
Iserry
Galway
Brow n Hands and Browning Bindings Revealed in Studio Tale
A long reader narrative recalls a vivid scene in Harriet Ho my studio where the Brow n Hands are described as a striking pair of bracelets reflecting a tale of devotion. The piece links the moment to Miss Hosover and the Browning bindings inscribed with Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barratt Browning, ending with an advertising note about a subscription offer and a prize giveaway.
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St Jerome
Harriett Ho
Ele
Isabella Artiie
Uy Taya
Ulam Powers
George
Lorine Brown
Colmys
Aline
Kattest Hille
Tyven
Fem
Symmercic
Holt
Robert Brownine
Elizabeth Barratt
Browning
Art Amseno
New York
German Workman Conditions Reported in Stettin District
Consul John E Kohl describes wage growth and living costs in Pomerania during wartime. He cites 10 900 000 German workers with 2 100 200 female workers, rising living expenses, weekly food costs for a family, home furnishings price levels, and unique footwear substitutes called pantofels. The Democrat offers a war book with a two dollar subscription.
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John E. Kohl
Stettin
German Empire
Sureau
Pomerania
Women’s Tea Teaches Modern Manipulation Of Husbands
A Washington Star report describes a married woman’s tea where a speaker promotes a “contrariness” based method to control husbands. Examples include dress choices, theater visits, and seaside plans, framed as practical psychology for managing male partners. A separate obituary note reports two-year-old Martha Tolender drowning in a Chicago home washtub while the mother hung laundry.
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Washington Star
Jack
Osay
Ducas
Martha Tolender
Natala B. Tolender
King Place
Chicago
Martha
Annie
From Then to Now How America Grew in a Century
A sketched panorama contrasts early 1800s America with modern times. It notes vast population growth from six million to about 63 million, shifts in geography fromKentucky to a continent, and the advent of modern tools and energy sources. The piece cites technology gains in spinning, fire starting, plowing, harvesting, and steam navigation, and references period writings by George L. Waldron. It also includes a short poetic reflection on asking why and a fragment promoting Cleveland’s Celery Tea.
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Llinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Ohio
New York
Allehenies
America
Atlantic Ocean
New Orleans
Louisville
Robert Patton
Clermont
Hudson River
George Lb, Waldron
Ladies’ Home Journal
Lems
S. D. Kiser
Chicago Times-Herald
Oleo costs and production figures discussed in hearing
A House hearing on oleo and margarine prices cites a $3.8 million value of stock seized in the year, with detailed cost per pound figures for neutral lard sesame oil glycerine and other ingredients. Testimony notes state taxes and packaging costs, plus debate over labeling and state tax treatment.
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Wissola
States
Wis
Hartford Times
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