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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
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A Brooklyn physician revived a woman after her heart had ceased and she began to breathe again. Respiration lasted three days. physicians believe uncovering the lungs prevented pneumonia and aided recovery. The era of medical wonders is described as astonishing.
Representative Baer ton Jong will nominate Secretary Taft for president with a 20 minute speech. Senator Borab will second the nomination and speak six to seven minutes. Delegates dislike long addresses, especially in hot weather.
Albany June 11 Senator Otto Foelker arrived in a collapsed state after train vomiting and opiate sedation as lawmakers debate Governor Hughes anti gambling measures. The fate of Agnew Hart race track bills hinges on Foelker’s vote. Assembly passage earlier marked a pivotal moment in the extraordinary session.
President Roosevelt travels to the East African jungle to pursue big game and study wild animals. He plans to enjoy hunting, and his actions may spark debate with any nature fakirs upon his return.
The article notes June remains the preferred month for weddings with numerous couples married since the month began and many more weddings planned before month’s end.
A new plot to assassinate the royal family in Lisbon was frustrated. The ongoing wave of plots requires heavy police work, keeping the department very busy.
Announcement that Commander Peary will depart on his North Pole expedition on July 1, with nationwide well wishes for a successful voyage and achievement.
A fragmented item mocks scientific guarantees about longevity and mentions a Mexican extradition case, state police chief expense accounts, and a dull campaign season. It reflects a collage of late era newspaper quips with varied sources and quotes.
Fragmentary account notes tension in the legislature as opponents push to force a vote before adjournment. Senator Grady asserts resilience against procedural delays while predicting the bill would reach a vote at noon rather than midnight. A mix of pressure and rule maneuvers frames the bid to compel action.
The Louisiana legislature moves a controversial racing bill through the house as opponents warn it could end racing which has lasted through the winter season in New Orleans for centuries.
Kansas City officials report a registered mail pouch from Los Angeles to New York missing en route. While one tale cites a 60 000 stash, other reports imply a larger sum. Postal inspector W J Vickery defers details to Washington amid ongoing inquiries. The pouch allegedly left Kansas City and transfers occur at the Union depot substation, which has endured fire damage and temporary quarters, raising questions about mail security.
The circuit court reversed a probate court jury verdict that Standard Oil was guilty of restraint of trade and fined 85000. The common pleas court was also reversed on jurisdiction. The reversal cites the introduction of certain evidence as the reason.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma was informed by his physician that earlier treatment could have restored sight. Now there is no hope for vision restoration, though he may learn to distinguish light from dark and to perceive light when flashed before his eyes.
Harrisburg report says the state closed its case in the capitol metallic furniture conspiracy trial with addresses by James Scarlet and Attorney General Todd. Tomorrow Judge Kunkel will charge the jury.
In Potsdam on June 11 Empress Augusta Victoria riding with the emperor fell from her horse. She sustained no serious injury beyond a severe bruise on the back of her right hand with some bleeding.
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