Roosevelt Emerges as Possible Third Party Hope
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt could lead a new third party, challenging the Republican establishment. It notes reform currents in California and other states, naming Johnson and Flinn as pivotal figures, and predicts large GOP defections may elevate Roosevelt in key states like California and Pennsylvania. It also cites fear of strong progressive sentiment reshaping Democratic backing for victory.
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Bolt
Sucelas
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Connecticut
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Tugars
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Borah
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Flinn
Record
Republican Party
West
Middle West
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Timid Governor Hadley and Roosevelt Boom Debate
Missouri governor Hadley faces a strained path amid Roosevelt forces as a Tuesday demonstration in his favor clashes with a Roosevelt backed rally. The origin of the Hadley show is unclear, suggesting it was not spontaneous and may reflect party tensions within the Roosevelt camp.
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Hadley
Missouri
Roosevelt
Basis of Industry Debate Over Strike Breakers in England
Aristocratic England buzzes over Home Secretary McKenna’s refusal to provide protection for strike breakers without violence. In Parliament he argued government duties are peaceful, not to back employers who provoke disorder by importing ships of strike breakers, citing London docks and port unrest.
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Asquith
McKenna
England
Purfleet
Newport
London
Metropolitan Police
Inigo Jones and Cholera Reach America in 19th Century
On this date the cholera plaque reached the United States for the first time in New York eight decades after its spread through Europe and Asia. Earlier cases appeared in Canada with Quebec as the first American case, then to Montreal and New Orleans, costing thousands of lives across Montreal Quebec New York and New Orleans.
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Inigo Jones
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Quebec
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Montreal
Remarkable Change Drives Studebaker Sales Victory
In Detroit a Studebaker reorganization of its sales leadership and branch managers, done in May, boosted efficiency without delaying sales. Ernest R. Benson as sales manager, Arthur I. Philp as assistant, and ready branch managers replaced a third of the network, yet dealer relations and car sales remained uninterrupted amid a strong market surge. The effort accompanied a record first-week demand, with 2,200 dealers serving forty branch stations nationwide.
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Detroit
pSesnona
Studebaker Corporation
Flanders
Studebakers
Studebaker
Rae
Germany
General Gunn
Ernest R. Benson
Arthur I. Philp
Benson
Regatta Day at New London Faces Harvard Yale Showdown
Huge crowds converge on New London for Regatta Day as Harvard seeks to even the forty six race series with Yale. The town brightens with blue and crimson banners, a moving grandstand lineup, and traders selling blood oranges as anticipation climbs for the Crimson to repeat past victories.
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Harvard
Varsity
Overdale
Phoebus Apollo
Connecticut
P. Apollo
J. Pluvius
Tony
Yale
Crimsons
HANDKERCHIEFS AND RUSSET OAK FURNITURE ON SALE
The Ed M Read Company advertises handkerchiefs at 19 cents each or 3 for 50, and introduces Summer Furniture of Russet Oak with late arrival specials on chairs rockers and tables. Also features Couch Hammocks from $7.50 to $17.50, metal stands, canopy nets, and mosquito nets. Fourth floor, personal inspection invited.
June Sale Of Undermuslins In Progress
June sale of undermuslins in progress featuring gowns of extreme daintiness chemises corset covers hand embroidered nainsook garments la grecque and Trinity combinations with values for children on the second floor
Corsets Special Saturday at La Resista Corset Section
La Resista offers a fine summer weight batiste corset model No 949 in sizes 18 to 34 at 3.00 dollars. This special Saturday sale highlights a very special traction corset presented on the main floor corset section.
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la Resista
Batiste
Fairfield Ave
Black Silk Hosiery Adds Two New Stockings
In the main floor display two new numbers of black silk hosiery entice shoppers. A $2.00 pair offers lustrous firm weave with trunk-tops for knee fit, while a $1.00 lighter weight option presents even, handsome texture. Both are pure silk with double heels and toes.
Women’s Summer Underwear Sale Listing
The advertisement promotes Gauze Lisle Union Suits with lace trim at the knee or plain finish priced at $1.00. It also offers Gauze Lisle mercerized vests in four qualities at 25 35 50 and 75 cents, and lightweight cotton vests with low neck and sleeveless at 13 cents, two for the price. Children’s summer vente is mentioned.
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Lisle Union
Ask
Men s Summer Shirts Specials at Present
Two important specials at present. No 1 Shirts of extra fine Soisette in neat coat style with French cuffs, sizes from 12 to 17 inclusive, 79 cents. No 2 Lorraine woven Soisette coat style with French cuffs, sizes 14 to 17, $1.00 each. Newr Mein St entra.
Milliken Brothers Credit Push in Government Suit
New York June 21 The Milliken Brothers independent Staten Island steel concern sought rehabilitation through bank loans but failed. Testimony in the United States Steel case shows they could not obtain credit and blame financial influences. Banks named include National Park Bank Mechanics Trust International Trust Guardian Trust.
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New York
Milliken Brothers
Staten Island
Foster Milliken
United States Steel Corporation
Richard V. Lindabury
The
Steel Corporation
Jacob M. Dickinson
Milken Brothers
Lindabury
Dickinson
Pastors Association Elects Officers and WAME Committees
At the last meeting the Pastors' Association elected officers for the year. Rev John R Brown was chosen president Rev J M Richardson vice president and Rev Edgar R Cooper secretary treasurer. The president named committees for one year starting June with members from multiple churches including Rev F A Dillingham chairing Law and Order and other ministers across denominations.
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Pastors’ Association
John R. Brown
First Baptist Church
J. M. Richardson
First Presbyterian
Edgar R. Cooper
First English Lutheran
Law and Order
F. A. Dillingham
Universalist
G. M. Brown
First
Steps Taken to Collect City Back Taxes Warning Issued
City Attorney John S Pullman has issued circular letters to property owners who owe back taxes warning that proper proceedings will be started unless payment is made immediately. Tax Collector Bernard F Cooney will soon begin collecting the back taxes. He is posting taxes paid last month and then plans to tackle the arrears to secure payments.
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John S. Pullman
Bernard F. Cooney
Board of Apportionment
B. F. Cooney
Alling Store Offers Massive Hose Stock in Bridgeport
The Alling Store in Bridgeport features the largest selection of garden and lawn hose with over 25,000 feet available at 8c per foot. Also stocked are Nozales, Menders, clamps, and all hose fixings needed.
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Bridgeport
Alling
Local ads list price cuts and goods for sale
The page details numerous discounted items from hardware, fabrics, and apparel. It also reports city tax arrears totaling about 200 000 with 60 000 in unpaid taxes and interest accruing monthly, and notes the Bridgeport State Trade School impending supervision changes with Frank J. Glynn temporarily overseeing New Britain and Brooklyn, while Clarence H. Woolsey resigns amid authority friction.
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Frank J. Glynn
Bridgeport State Trade School
New Britain
Clarence H. Woolsey
Glynn
Bridgeport
F. J. Trinder
American Electrical Co
Schenectady
Supt. Woolsey
New Britain School
Woolsey
Masonic Notes Jeruselam Chapter to confer Royal Arch degree
At a regular convocation of Jerusalem Chapter No 18 Royal Arch Masons the Royal Arch degree will be conferred Friday evening June 21. A large attendance of companions is desired. Last meeting until September.
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Jerusalem
Private Summer Dance Series Opens at Casino West Haven
Tuesday evening the ix sixty four Club presented the first private dance of the season at Casino West Haven with Ninety-five couples. The program featured a march led by tary helan and the dance team Lyons Ives Bram ten numbers, a dialogue by Devitt and Troy, and a Four quartet led by Stephen Rahrig. Mrs Mohr chaperoned as attendees included Stevens Whitehead Abbott Schneider M Devine A Cogan Kelley F Toomey McLarney Kiley Wilmington Nell Burton Me McCarthy Melrose Pet cock Birdseye Kelasy Moher Nothningle M Devine F Devine De Ives Kelly Stevens Abbott Frank Stevens Mune eas Lyons Hurley Whitehead Ge Rahrig Whelan O Loughlin Brig Willis Burdick Wilson May Tose Haverhill Dennis Meyers Miller Cansgar Connelly vin McPhaylen Sheridan circle Ladies of g R held a whist party at 191 State street.
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Casino
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Tary ‘Helan
Lyons
Jes Ives
Bram
Calerea
Devitt
Troy
Mond
Smith
Kane
Stephen Rahrig
Mohr
Stevens
Whitehead
Abbott
Schneider
M. Devine
A. Cogan
Kelley
F. Toomey
McLarney
Kiley
Wilmington
Nell
Burton
Me McCarthy
Melrose
Petcock
Birdseye
Kelasy
Moher
Nothnngle
F. Devine
de Ives
Kelly
J. Stevens
Frank Stevens
Mune
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Peter Froenberg
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