Campaign song hints Bryan support across the West
Lew Hawkins, a minister actor, notes his campaign song pleases Bryan backers in Des Moines and Minneapolis, with Taft stanzas drawing hisses. Hearst papers predict Herman Ridder as ambassador to Germany if Bryan wins. The hostile press suggests Democrats could control the federal government by March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Hawkins
Bryan
Lew
West
Des Moines
Elty
Taft
Minneapolis
St Paul
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Denver
Hearst
Herman Ridder
Democratic National Committee
Germany
Mr. Bryan
Methodist conference denounces Cannon over hearings
The Methodist conference denounces Speaker Cannon for blocking hearings on proposed laws. It urges voting against Cannon to curb dictation over legislation and argues defeating Cannon alone won’t fix the issue without changing the Republican leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Conference
Cannon
Sherman
Dalsell
All Waterburys Prep For Thomaston Clash In Big Test
The All Waterburys hold their final practice at Watch Shop lot tonight at 7:30 ahead of tomorrow’s game with Thomaston. Thomaston claims 500 fans will attend, with Pop Foster and Dowling guiding officials. Brooklyn A C cancels at Driving Park, Naugatuck to meet Brooklyns, while Starlights from Naugatuck plan lineup changes. Fists fly in Giants Kelly McGraw dispute over billiard room stake and party ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Waterburys
Thomaston
Hanley
George Watte
Pop'' Foster
Bridgeport
and Dowling
Brownies
Quakers
Laurels
Reynolds
Brooklyn A. C
Annex A. C
New Haven
Driving Park
Brooklyns
Matt Dunphy
Harry Batchelder
All-Waterburys
Dunphy
Lawlor
Brooklyn
Naugatuck
Starlights
Dunning
Ashmore
Frank McPartlin in city amid club talk
Frank McPartlin formerly with the Haverhill club and later with Waterbury is in the city renewing old ties. He may manage Lynn next season under new administration and has also been offered Savannah in the South Atlantic league, though nothing is final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faverus Uaccte
Frank McPartlin
Haverhill
Mike O'Toole
Lynn
Waterbury
Connecticut
Billy Hamilton
New York
Savannah
Mac
South
Mike Finn
Little Rock
Fort Worth
Wood Pulp and Mill Waste as a National Problem
Government statistics show large quantities of mill waste from lumber operations. About 414 million cords of slabs are destroyed yearly in burners, while four million cords of pulp wood were used last year with a quarter imported. Estimates from large mills suggest substantial waste remains after best materials are used for lath. Inventors are urged to find ways to convert waste slabs and sawdust into pulp, reducing reliance on imports and expanding utilization of forest products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Forest Service
Kid McCoy Edges Stewart In Tepid Fight at National Club
Five thousand fans packed the National Athletic Club on East Twenty fourth Street to watch Kid McCoy face Jim Stewart. The bout lacked action as Stewart showed fear while McCoy dominated, but no decisive winner was declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Athletic Club
East Twenty-fourth Street
Kid McCoy
Jim Stewart
Stewart
McCoy
Jim
White
Oct 17 to Nov 21 Theatre and odd names on record
A listing of theatrical performances from October 17 to November 21 appears with show titles such as Uncle Tom's Cabin Li'l Mose and The Black Crook. The notice also notes a London journalist's finding of unusual given names in general registers from 1847 to 1887 including Is It Marta Napoleon the Great Not Wanted James and Peter the Great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Rally
Sing Sing
Liberty
Frank Lalor
Prince Humbug
Knapp
Jacques Opera House
Black Crook
Andrew Mack
Roh
Hook
Holrt Edesonian
the Devil
Lillian Russell
Choir
London
General Register Office
Marta
Napoleon the Great
Robert Alma
Balaclava
Inkerman
Sebastopol
Delhi
Ar Seales
Wellington
Waterloo
James
Jerome Napoleon Edward Henry John
Edward Byng Tallybo
Peter the Great
William the Conqueror
Richard Coeur de Lion Tyler Walter
Upcoming Social Events in Waterbury and Nearby Halls
A dense listing of community gatherings from Oct to Nov across Waterbury venues. Events include dances, concerts, receptions, whists, masquerades, and a dramatized benefit at multiple halls such as Washington Hill Athletic Club Cheshire I O O F Hall Turn Hall Music Hall Red Men’s Hall Hamilton Hall Buckingham Hall and St Anne’s church basement. Community groups featured include Di Vito orchestra Active Turners Waterbury Turn Verein Merry Trio Evermere Big Seven Social Club Algonquin Club Court Welch Gelotopolos Nassau Nav Waterbury Button Co Ald Association Wa terbury Fife Drum and Bugle corps Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary Companions of the Forest and various parishes with private and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hill Athletic Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Cheshire
di Vito Orchestra
Turn Hall
Turners
Waterbury Turn Verein
Music Hall
Merry Trio
Red Men's Hall
Evermeres
Hamilton, Hall
Big Seven Social Club
Buckingham Hall
Algonquin Club
Good Will Hall
Waterville
Court Welch
F. of A
Hamilton Park Athletic Club
Scovill Street
Muale Hall
Citizens’ Bank
Odd Fellows Hall
Gelotopolos Club
Hamilton Hall
Mill Plain
Nassau Social Club
St Anne's Church
St Anne's
Military Hall
Union City
Union City Fife
Eagles’ Hall
Waterbury Button Co
Ald Association
K. of
C. Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. O
Socialist Vision Versus Capitalist Failures Urges Working Class Rise
A socialist critique argues capitalism fails to secure happiness and stability for workers. It cites low wages, high costs, and job insecurity, claiming socialism offers emancipation through collective ownership and guaranteed value for labor. The piece asserts workers must gain political power to end exploitation and build a cooperative society with shared prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
Congress
Hujman
Land Education
Fall showing promises value with young men lineup
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Cat Ea Odel
Speare
Grand Street
Towle’s Sporting Goods Store
West Main Street
Arthur E. Benson
Benson
Stan
Sraxe
the Sporting News
Thomastons
Kelly
McGraw
John McGraw
Giants
Honest John
Fred Knowles
New York National Baseball Club
Fisthc
McPartlin
Enea Une
Rawford
Walker & Pratt Mpo. CO
Asion
Bostso
New
Beck
Coanfert
Old Green Street Hall
Leah
At Michael's Church
Leavenworth Hall
Liberty Circle
Companions of the Forest
Isues
Extreme Fashions
Upson, Singleton, & Co
South Main St
Thomas Ellnor
Eagle Street
Rick's Academy
Main St
Old Point Comfort
Old Dominion
Chamberlin
Alata
Mga
Marror
Bina
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