Colonel Fowler Faults U S In Nicaragua Policy
Special from United Press. New York June 11 Colonel G R Fowler, veteran Texan and former artillery chief under General Chammerre in the rebel army, decries U S conduct in Nicaragua. He argues America must act to defend the Monroe doctrine or withdraw, condemning Grace-Cannon affair and Zelaya's regime, calling the war real and costly with scant supplies and starving troops.
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Appointment of New Viceroy in India Highlights Policy Shift
TEETER from United Press reports that Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's influence is seen by English politicians as aiding the choice of Sir Charles Hardinge as viceroy, replacing the Earl of Minto. Hardinge, a forceful advocate, is expected to pursue a stricter regime in India amid a rising nationalist movement, with Lord Kitchener also supporting the selection amid concerns over stability. Hardinge's iron-hand approach signals a potential clash with previous viceroys and could strain the administration. In other news, a young husband, William Scholz, 21, was ordered to post bonds and pay support to his wife after a court ruling.
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Hartford Couple Celebrates 50 Years of Marriage
Special to the Farmer Hartford June 11 Many Bridgeport residents visited Mr and Mrs George F Ward 69 Babcock Street to congratulate them on fifty years of married life Ward a Civil War veteran served in Company K Sixth Connecticut Volunteers under General Sherman He and his wife born in New Haven and Bridgeport background include G A R and relief corps members Their heirs seek redemption of a historic bond loaned during Revolutionary times tied to Eneas Munson and Yale Medical School connections.
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Fires threaten Duluth area as woods burn near rail line
Fragments describe bad forest fires raging north of the Duluth Iron Range line and between here and Knife River. Homes saved at Waldo and near Fairbanks. Fire around Mesaba and Knox mining village. Twelve mine houses burned as fires burn out today.
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Abernathy Bronco Boys Reach New York to Meet Roosevelt
Trenton New Jersey June 11 the Abernathy boys ride broncos from Oklahoma to New York to greet Colonel Roosevelt. They left early today and expect to reach New York at four this afternoon.
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Wall Street Today Opens With Rack of Weakness on Rail and Industrial Stocks
New York, June 11. Opening weakness in all active railroads and industrials led to price losses ranging from fractions to over one point. After 15 minutes, fractional recoveries appeared. At 11 a.m. changes were irregular but a strong rally was forming. Government bonds unchanged, other bonds firm. Closing saw moderate improvement with losses remaining in some railroad stocks. Rally buying was largely covering shorts by room traders as outside interest remained light and professional trading dominated.
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Roosevelt Return From Africa Sparks Citywide Roar
The piece extols Theodore Roosevelt's homecoming on June 18 as a mighty public spectacle with a 20 000 strong procession chorus of nations and cheers. It notes anticipated events including a Battery welcome by Mayor Gaynor a Broad street parade and a Cheyenne August visit while pondering his political future and possible 1912 candidacy.
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Valuable Cotton Crop Declares 1909 Most Valuable Ever
Washington June 11 A Bureau bulletin notes the 1909 U S cotton crop, despite being the smallest since 1903, was worth 19.2 percent more than 1908 and valued at 812,809,833 dollars. It produced 10,386,209 running bales, 24.1 percent below 1908.
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Foresters Memorial Sunday Observances Planned
At the last Supreme convention of the Foresters of America the second Sunday in June was set as Memorial Day to honor deceased members. Local Courts plan special meetings and visits to cemeteries to decorate graves with floral emblems and pennants of the order tomorrow.
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Desperate Gunman Eludes Capture Near Attleboro
A large posse of Pawtucket police deputies and citizens hunted a suspected desperado who yesterday shot Flora Plante in her home and fled toward a swamp near Attleboro Massachusetts after a chase by streetcars. Authorities warn not to take any chances as they press the search.
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Estate of Hila D Gregory probate notice
Probate court in Stratford assigns six months from June 1910 for creditors to file claims against the estate of Hila D Gregory late of Stratford deceased Those indebted are to pay James B Gregory administrator immediately and failure to file claims will bar recovery
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Weather Indications for New Haven June 11
Forecast calls for unsettled weather tonight and Sunday fair. A disturbance near Knoxville yesterday brings clouds and rain along the Atlantic coast and eastern lake region. Pleasant conditions prevail east of the Mississippi. Temperatures remain low in northern sections.
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