Aldrich-Vreeland emergency currency plan criticized
Treasury officials say the Aldrich-Vreeland act is failing its purpose as no clearing house certificates are declared illegal nor taxed. By design, the law taxes non bonded circulation to drive it out, but authorities foresee resuming clearing house certificates if needed. Preparations continue for $500 million in blank emergency notes, costing about $175,000 over months.
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Beef Trust Shivers
New York June 4 The American housewives are taking their own revenge upon the beef trust. A statement from the packers’ combine says she has cut purchases by about 20 percent and may buy less as summer brings abundant crops and cheaper produce. An Armour official notes producers face the longest period of bad business in memory while demand remains strong for expensive cuts.
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Pousewifs
Beef Trust
Pookers
Armour
Attack on North Woodbury Woman Sparks Manhunt
Miss Wollie Higgin Doohan, 24, of North Woodbury, was attacked by a Black man last night while walking home from Philadelphia. A posse formed after her screams drew a toll gate keeper, as she was beaten with a blackjack and received likely fatal injuries. the community is aroused and in pursuit.
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Philadephia
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Voelotte murder trial heads for jury in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport Superior Court Antonio Voelotte stands trial for murder in the first degree after prosecutors rested their case following the shooting death of Christano. The defense began today, arguing the victim attacked Voelotte, and the verdict is expected to go to a jury. Attorney Kennedy of Nantucket represents Voelotte.
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Kennedy
Nanettuck
New Organizations Pany Formed in Hartford Area
Waterbury Investment and Development Company filed a certificate of organization with the state secretary. Authorized capital is 50 000, 5 000 paid in cash, 45 000 in property, stock 500 shares par 100. Patrick Garvan holds 248 shares, Edward Garvan 1, Thomas Garvan 260, John Garvan 1. Tos Newington Paper Company of Hartford incorporated Tuesday filed a certificate. capital stock 1 000 shares at 25 each, president Peter Pitt Henry holds 19, Samuel A Weiostuiio treasurer 20 shares, John J ONeil 1 share.
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Samuel A Weiostuio
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No British Team Announced for Davis Cup Matches
A cable from New York reports no British squad will visit America this year for the Davis Cup. The British team sails to Australia via the Suez Canal to defend the cup now held by Australia. American authorities may send a team to Australia after the Newport national championships in August.
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Newburn
London
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Australia
Suez Canal
Lindon
James Dwight R
B. Wrenn
A. J. Clothier
Newport
Ladies Suits and Skirts by Muslor and Liebaskind
Ladies' suits and separate skirts in all colors including white, made by Muslor and Liebaskind.
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Muslor & Liebaskind
Stock Marikcat closes on June 4 1908
Closing prices of New York stocks supplied by broker J I Goodrich of Hopson block 40 Church Street Hopson on June 4 1908.
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J. I. Goodrich
Church St
Hopson Block
Attempt to Kill Captain Dreyfus Editor
An editor reports an alleged assassination attempt on Captain Dreyfus, detailing the incident and its immediate aftermath. The document notes authorities examine evidence while the press cautions readers about sensational claims surrounding the event.
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Captain Dreyfus
Dreyfus Shot At Pantheon Ceremony in Paris
A would be assassin fired twice at Col Alfred Dreyfus near President Fallieris during Zola funeral rites in Paris. Dreyfus was wounded in the arm but survived. the incident sparked fresh tensions over the Dreyfus affair as crowds watched officials review troops and move toward the Pantheon.
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Class of 25 at Torrington high school protests graduation favors
Twenty five graduates oppose the board of education ruling that diplomas be mailed to homes instead of handed at the ceremony. Indignation meeting demands a vote to repeal the order. Valedictorian is Judith Palm and salutatorian is Jessie M. Bartholomew. Graduation set for June 28 with service at Trinity Episcopal Church on the preceding Sunday. Nile green and old rose are the class colors with roses as flowers.
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Harwinton
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Linsley
Justice Ties Knot in New Haven Marriage
Justice Louis e Levin of Ansonia officiated at the first marriage for Paul Anderson and Miss Daisy Brown. The couple, both New Haven residents, obtained a proper Bridgeport license after an Ansonia license issue, then wed at Beaver street late at night, and planned to live in New Haven. Anderson, 21, is a trolley line conductor. Daisy Brown, 22, will reside in New Haven.
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Louise Levin
Ansonia
Paul Anderson
Daisy Brown
Bridgeport
Justice Levin
Beaver Street
Anderson
Robertson Will Run for Democratic Nomination
Judge A Heaton Robertson of New Haven states he is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor next fall. He refutes circulating rumors that he is withdrawing. He says if the convention nominates him he will fight, but he will not actively seek the nomination or drum up support.
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Heaton Robertson
Hartford
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Million Dollar Express Crashes in Bronx Switch Collision
A New York New Haven and Hartford train known as the Million Dollar Express carrying 150000 in cash and valuables collided with a switch engine at 188th Street and Willow Avenue in the Bronx. Both engines smashed, crew injured, police reserves called to guard the express property. engineers Bradley and Norton arrested for criminal negligence. fire at cab contained. Lincoln Hospital treated Richard Workin with a broken leg.
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John Norotono
Lower prices for iron spark steel price shifts
The Iron Age reports a broad price reduction on steel bars and small shapes, signaling potential cuts across related lines such as pans and merchant steel. Major steel interests are in conference in New York, amid fears that season contracts for agricultural implement makers may shift to noncooperating firms.
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Episcopal Conventions Of Connecticut Meet In Middletown
The Protestant Episcopal convention of Connecticut will meet Tuesday June 9 at the Holy Trinity church Middletown. Session starts 9 30 am with bishop's address after Holy Communion and ends in one day. Luncheon at 1 pm and supper at 6 pm at the Y M C A gym. Return tickets offered at half fare by the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad on full fare payment. A constitutional amendment proposal to Article VIII will be discussed with publication for final action at next convention in 1909.
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Main Street
Cottage Market Offers Weekend Seafood Selection
Saturday specials include blue fish, porgies, boiled lobsters, soft shell crabs and more at the Cottage market.
Half Hanged Maggie Dickson And Other Rescue Tales
The column recounts numerous post hanging resuscitations from 1650 to 1869 including Inetta de Balsham and Annie Green, with cases at Oxford Edinburgh Tyburn Shrewsbury and London. It notes lack of a drop and medical recovery, citing Maggie Dickson and Richard Johnson among others in a London Tid Bits style recap.
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London
Letter Carrier Hickey Faces U S Court Over Mail Theft
Deputy Marshall Parmalee of Ansonia and attorney Thomas Wall arrived with brother James Hickey to defend Michael A. Hickey, a letter carrier accused of pilfering mail. Postmaster Hague criticism and reports of stolen letters on multiple routes surround the case, with Hickey set to present his explanation before the United States court.
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Marshall Parmalee
Ansonia
New Haven
Thomas J. Wall
James Hickey
Hague
Vickey
Iickey Goldly
Sickey
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United States
Louisiana lawmakers back anti gambling bill at race tracks
Baton Rouge June 4 At a joint judiciary committee meeting of the Louisiana House a bill prohibiting bookmaking and other gambling at race tracks received a favorable report. Of 82 present 27 supported the measure which would abolish the long racing season that has defined New Orleans winters.
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Oldest Meriden resident dies suddenly
Mrs. Caroline A. Pelton of Meriden aged 96 died last night at her daughter Mrs. Frank Wheeler’s home. She was the city’s oldest resident, in good health and mentally sharp until the illness. She ate supper normally, then complained of illness about 8 pm. A physician was called and she died shortly after from heart disease.
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Caroline A. Pelton
Frank Wheeler
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