District and representative listings with notes on Japan pencils
The article lists district and congressional representatives by district, names several members from Connecticut, and discusses historical and economic notes. It notes Japan’s pencil imports rising from 1892 to 1907 and discusses competition among pencil makers, plus Constantinople customs reforms and potential telephone expansion opportunities. It also mentions stork exchange activity, market influences, and anticipated changes in money and interest rates as business improves.
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Fujiti Pencil Co
Tokyo
Japan
Manchuria
Korea
Germany
United States
France
Stork Exchange
Insiders Hold Surplus Stocks as Market Cools
The piece notes that securities should fall in the long run without higher dividends, while money market prospects keep many stocks pricey. Insiders still hold surplus shares they aim to sell, potentially driving prices up when opportunity arises, but public selling relief is weak. A brighter market may come if political conditions clear, aided by western prosperity and strong farm prices.
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West
Curiosity notes on laws and public behavior in early 20th century press
The column compiles a mosaic of brief quotes from multiple papers noting civic concerns. Topics include temperance, organized crime watch in Winchester, sympathy for wartime pressures in Europe, road safety reflections after a fatal crash, political candidate mentions in New Britain, and New York sermons for sale as a paid service for pastors.
The Ku Klux Plan and Tea Party Parallels
A historical comparison argues that the Ku Klux Klan and the Tea Party share traits seen in familiar parallels. The piece cites lustration as a path to judgment and contrasts methods of intimidation with public policy.
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Ku Klux
Boston Harbor
Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klux Klan seeks white union and suppresses Reconstruction
John C. Reed argues in The Home Magazine October issue that the Ku Klux Klan embodies a higher law of conscience and fights to preserve a white man's union, viewing its acts as continuation of Lincoln's project and opposing Reconstruction efforts.
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Ku Klux
Gor
Lexington and Concord
Great Britain
South
John C. Reed
Uncle Remus
The
Home Magazine
State Teachers Convention Sessions in Hartford and New Haven
The annual state teachers convention for public schools will be held Friday with sessions in Hartford and New Haven. Dr Booker T Washington and former Governor George H Utter head the general addresses, while sections cover grade-specific work and medical inspection under a recent act. The event includes a preconvention meeting and banquet of the 400-member State Superintendents organization led by Superintendent Charles B Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New Haven
Booker T. Washington
South
George H. Utter
Westerly
R. I
Charles B. Jennings
Back Pain Warning From Kidney Trouble Advice
A health advisory warns that backache can stem from kidney issues not muscular strain. It cautions against applying plasters or massage and notes that cold, fever, overwork, or dietary excess may inflame kidneys and worsen pain. It warns against misdiagnosing as diabetes or Bright's disease.
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Bright
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised Relief Claim
Waterbury resident Mrs James Dews testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her husband’s kidney and back pain after weather changes and colds. The remnant recounts prior suffering and praise for the remedy from the Waterbury druggist H. W. Lake Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Waterbury
James Dews
Hospital Avenue
Conn
H. W. Lake Drug Co
New London Officials Named for Hartford Banquet
The New London site president and other officers are listed with Meriden and Naugatuck leaders. The banquet will be at Hotel Garde in Hartford with Dr Booker T. Washington and Former Governor Otter of Rhode Island as speakers, plus Former Governor Thomas M. Waller of New London. The treasurer reports receipts of 2627.58 and expenditures of 1137.78, balance 1492.80. A note suggests policemen paid 90 dollars monthly in St Louis could have other revenue sources to fund cars.
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New London
W. J. Kelley
Meriden
F. W. Eaton
Naugatuck
Lommatetee
St Louis
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Fulton Fish and Meat Market
John Moora
East Main St
Owen Cn
Brown
J. H. Mulville, the Undertaker
East Main Street
St. Patrick's Block
Evening Democrat
Waterbury, Conn
TWE Democrat Publishing Company
Associated Press
A. Monta
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
John W. Kern
Indiana
Heaton Robertson
Rollin U. Tyler
Haddam
Andrew J. Broughel
George Mischler
John M. Brady
New Britain
Tor
Christopher Avery
Groton
Louis Schmidt
Southington
Samuel L. Bronson
Tryon BE. Robertson
Montville
Melbert E. Cary
Ridgefield
8. M. Chapin
New Hartford
George Leonard
Middletown
Oscar O. Tanner
Willimantic
Raoul W. D'Arche
Harford
Richard J. Dillon
Herman P. Kopplemann
Arthur E. Bidwell
Glastonbury
Addison Lamphere
Windsor
Thomas J. Gibbons
James J. Lawton
John H. Courtney
John F. Shanley
Charles B. Yale
Wallingford
Peter Hock
John Hurley
Hugh C. Shalvey
Danbury
Congress District
Charles
Gerth
Bristol
Thomas L. Reilly
Lynoh. Wilson
Bridgeport
Constantinople
San Stefano
Kutchuk Tehekmedje
Sea of Marmora
Jon C. We
Moriarty Joha
Moriarty
Main Street
Moriartys
Polis Entran
Arthur J. Sunny
Grand St
IONA
Oregon
Alaska
Jean Old Dutch Cleanser
Washington
E. C
P. Paprika
N.Y
ANTIC
Campbell's Soups
Winchester
Law and Order League
Winsted
Ansonia Sentinel
Europe
Bridgeport Telegram
New York
Meriden Journal
B. B. Bassette
James E. Beale
Mr Brady
New Britain Herald
Norwich Bulletin
Gotham City Fathers
New Haven Journal Courier
Langley
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
State Teachers’ Convention
W. Richard Upson
Eyesight Specialist Room
Bank St
Over the
Upson Jewelry Co
the Shapiro Furniture Co., Incorporated
South Main Street
Grand
Munchen
Drescher & Keil
Harrison Ave
Wat
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