Roosevelt honored in Moose Convention with 93 minute cheer
Chicago June 8 Theodore Roosevelt drew the loudest cheer of the Progressive National Convention, prompting a 93 minute uproar as delegates, galleries, and staff, shouting We want Teddy, waved banners and sang battle hymns. Supporters carried posters and a six foot poster of Roosevelt, while Robins struggled to restore order before renewing the keynote. The crowd’s demand for Roosevelt surpassed prior convention records and signaled strong backing for his 1912 bid.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Oys
Bay
Teddy
Theuditorium
Texas
New York
Ilinois
Tiunting Bish
Victor Murdock
Bo Eee National Committee
Raymond Robins
Mplitter
Terhean
Liviny
Bainbridge Colby
Robins
Roosevelt
Sousa
Rotin
T. R
Regan
Mr. Robins
Deleggate
T. JR
Spectaine
George W. Perkins
Angel
Rob‘tne
Tedax
Teday
Villa
Columbus
New Mexico
Michigan
North Dakota
Georgia
America
Mr. Perkins
Murdock
Perkins
Taft
Hall J
Kansas
Wiliam Howard Taft
Directors of the Savage Arms Col declare a dividend
Directors of Savage Arms Company announce a dividend of 1 percent to shareholders. The move signals steady profits and returns ahead of year end, with expected payout to all eligible stockholders on record dates set by the board.
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Savage Arms Col
Castle Ronald Foreclosed by Its Creditors
Newtown, June 3 Castle Ronald, a Connecticut show place, has been taken by Taylor & Buckingham of Milford after foreclosure seeking $9,000 for remodeling costs. The former owner was Miss Elizabeth Blake, and the castle cost about $125,000 to build. The article also notes funeral details for Mrs. Emily A. Bennett and related notices, plus local events and a marriage license.
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Newtown
Castle Ronald
Connecticut
Taylor & Buckingham
Milford
Elizabeth Blake
Pierre L. Ronald
New York
Emily A. Bennett
Mr. Peet
Bridgeport
Dent and
Munson
New Haven
Bennett
Alfred M. Briscoe
Herman H. Oppe
Josiah A. Tilson
Ezra J. Heil
H. S. Wheeler
Church Corporation
Mary A. Burns
St. Rose's Cemetery
St. Mary’s Church
East Bridgeport
U. S A
Town Hall
P. H. McCarthy
James W. Gordon
A- W. Reynolds
J. B. Nichols
Mary Kelly
Annie Murphy
Michael J. Collins
Pudsical Gas
E. W. Troy
St. Rose’s Cemetery
Danbury
Edward W. Twist
Monroe
Mary Botsford
Delia Botsford
Thomas €. Keane
Gasstret
All Off Her Hair Was In Wild Disorder
A distraught woman confronts a cruel partner in a dramatic scene of betrayal and despair. She laments ruined standing in society and declares they are parted forever, ending with a final symbolic gesture as she removes her shoe.
Police switchboard resigned operator replaced by guards
Mrs. W. Stuart Graham of Wood Avenue resigns from the police board tele phone operator post citing dislike for weekly rotating hours. Until a replacement is named, Chauffeur Dennis Toglan will operate the switchboard during patrols and James Halpin will cover when he is away from headquarters.
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W. Stuart Graham
Wood Avenue
Police Board
Dennis Toglan
James Halpin
Graduation Gifts From Our Jewelry Line
The shop promotes high class watches diamonds and jewelry as ideal graduation gifts. It touts quality and a price range to fit any purse inviting customers to view the full line of items and descriptions.
Milk pasteurization push at New York health officers conference
At Saratoga Springs the New York state health officers conference focuses on milk safety. Officials endorse pasteurization to curb milk borne diseases, citing hundreds of cases and dozens of deaths prevented, and outline low cost plant options. They stress pasteurization is not a fad and propose broad educational campaigns.
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Saratoga Springs
New York
State Department of Health
New York State
Hermann M. Biggs
Linsly R. Williams
Williams
Henry L. K. Shaw
Albany
Shaw
Public realizes safe milk justifies higher price
The text argues that once the public sees milk is absolutely safe they will pay more. It notes that a common objection to pasteurization is that it harms digestion, taste, or odor, and states this concern is disposed of.
Development of Railroads in Russia After the War
The American Russian Chamber of Commerce reports a Petrograd conference of Russian ministers on postwar railroad expansion. It urges a linked system to unlock minerals and industries, plans 25 000 miles of new lines, and seeks American finance and construction support after the war.
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Russia
Chamber of Commerce
Petrograd
United States
Russi
Siberia
Middle Asia
Trumbull Socials and Local Events Highlights
Mr and Mrs Walter Hazzard of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Frank Aills enjoyed a motor trip to New Haven Tuesday. Albert Christie spent the weekend in Lakeville. Marion Edwards supervised schools spent Monday and Tuesday at White Plains. Ada Hallock visited Christie and hosted Bertha Hubbard of Bridgeport. Several residents attended Die Walkure at Yale Bowl. John Kline of Monroe was arrested for game law violations and fined. Residents visited Beach family homes in Watertown Long Hill and Long Island. Dorothy Mitchell returned home after a Bridgeport visit. Springfield weekend trip featured Bowker family members.
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Walter Hazzard
Monroe
Frank Aills
New Haven
Albert Christie
Lakeville
Heman Callendar
Village Improvement ‘Society
Marion Edwards
White Plains
Ada Hallock
Bertha Hubbard
Bridgeport
George Lattin
Mildred B_ Tucker
Charlotte B. Plumb
Horace L. Fairchild
John Kline
Gamd
Et. Berger
Kline
Arthur Hale
Andy
John L. Beach
Eleanor Russell
Richard Beach
Watertown
Howard S.beach
Harold Beach
Mary J. Beach
Ernest
Ward
Banford S Beach
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Goddess of Liberty
New Milford
M. J. Buechler
Fairfield Avenue
Trumbull
Hayes FiSh CO
Water Street
Old Hampshire Bond
Post Office News Store
Main Street
L. I. Steamers
Cod -Sc
Sea Bass
Quality Poultry
Florida
Public Market&Branch
State & Bank Sts
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the House OF Better
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