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Newspaper

Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1908

Page

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Lusitania Again Queen of the Sea Sets Westward Run Record

Cunard liner Lusitania regains the title Queen of the Sea by beating Mauretania on the westward passage. Departing from Daunt Rock June 7 at 10 am, she arrived Sandy Hook 1:08 am next day, four days 20 hours 8 minutes total, seven minutes faster than Mauretania. Top hourly speed 94.48 knots. day runs 59 62 62 7 total 2,890 miles. On June 11 heavy winds slowed progress, preventing further gains.

New York Cunard Lusitans Tuusitania Daunt's Rock Wusitania Maurertania Mauretania Heusitania Qingttania

Waterbury Undertaker Fined for Improper Body Transfer

Arthur L. Lunny, Waterbury undertaker, pled guilty in borough court to moving the body of Mary Ann Cagin from Waterbury to Naugatuck without a permit. He was fined 20 and costs by Judge Jungerford, totaling $28.08. The complaint was made to the county health officer and a warrant issued for Guong’s arrest by the prosecuting attorney.

Arthur Jd. Guney Waterbury Teor Mary Ann Cagin Naugatuck Juadge Jungerford Miss Gavin Bridgeport Underataker Sunny Naugatuoi Kfealth Roadley John M. Sweeney

Southington Considers Water Plant Purchase Decision

Hartford reports Southington may buy the water company as court confirms the town’s right to purchase. Officials estimate replacement of the main to the reservoir at about 360000 with a 12 inch line, while total town cost could approach 209000, depending on books and dividends. Local business leader notes municipal ownership favored.

Hartford Supreme Court Southington Llaven Water Company

Unclear Text Fragment About Shoes and People

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a blue shoe and a man with words. It references a drayor or drayman with shoes following him, but the meaning is obscured and no concrete events or identities can be determined.

West Mountain resident faces charge over $18 postoffice theft

James Lengyel accused James Longyol of taking $18 from a post office box on West Mountain. Dobkin denied the charge, a clerk disputed the accuser, and Lengyel offered settlement for $10. Dobkin vowed to defend himself and prevent wrongful accusations in the future.

James Longyol West ‘Mountain Postofice J.morris Dobkin Dobkin Cbarga Sloodor Postoffice Lengyel Dobitiu Raya

Hughes Says No To National VP Nomination

Albany June 12 Governor Hughes declared under no conditions would he accept the Republican nomination for vice president. He spoke to reassure party leaders hoping he would take second place and urged them to seek other candidates.

Albany Hughes

Vast Auto Race Course Planned for Stratford Park

Bridgeport reports Frank Miller, banker and automobilist, states a gigantic race course will be built in Loraship Park Stratford. Projectors expect the Vanderbilt coup race to be held there with an immense grand stand to view the entire track.

Bridgeport Frank ‘Miller Loraship Park Stratford

Fire destroys Nelson-Morris packing plant two dead

A $100,000 fire caused by an explosion in the Nelson-Morris packing plant sausage department in Kansas City flood waters hindered firefighting. The blast wrecked two buildings and killed two workers, with losses placing the total around $100,000.

Nelson - Morris Packing Plant Kansas City Nelson-Morris Packing

Giant Steel Combine Worth Billions Rumor Denied

Glasgow reports Scottish steel makers dismiss a Trade Journal tale of a massive steel combine by leading firms of Britain, the United States, Germany and Russia. The alleged merger would absorb most of the UK steel trade with an ultimate capitalization quoted near 626 million dollars.

England United States Germany Russia Glasgow Great Britain Iron and Stoat United Kingdom Combina

Local Market Prices Spark Reader Interest at Naylor's

Fragments from Yor Saturday Park note price changes with 12 cent items, fresh shoulders up for sale, smoked shoulders 100, whole hams 40, and bacon pieces ahead of a visit to Naylor's. The snippet hints at grocery pricing and a shopper’s ad.

Jubilant Jubilee Pageant in Vienna Marks Franz Josef Rule

A vast pageant in Vienna commemorates Emperor Franz Josef I's 60 years on the throne. The Ringstrasse hosts 100,000 spectators as 28,000 people, 409 carriages, and 4,000 horses enact scenes from Habsburg history. Hungarians are absent, as their constitutional rights were only restored in 1867. Bells ring and the national anthem closes the spectacle.

Vienna Franz Josef Ringstrasse Imperial House Foiburg Rudolph Hapburg Prince Eugene Archduke Charles Kisld Marshall Paelaky Hamosh

Connecticut Fair to Offer Record Purses at Charter Oak Park

Hartford June 12 The Connect Incorporated announces the Conventicus fair at Charter Oak park September 7 to 12 with $55,000 in purses and premiums. Disbursements include $30,000 for trotting and pacing, $5,000 dairy cattle, $60,000 horse show, $10,000 running races, $4,000 dog show, and $1,000 poultry. Committees led by George O. Eno Edgar L. Sropkins and Dr. George T. Flowland discuss new buildings or tents for exhibits.

Hartford Out Fair Association Connecti- Incorporated Charter Oak Park Oattle George O. Eno Simsbury Edgar L. Sropkins Norwich Allyn House Vaudwuille

Fragmentary notes on a park project and officials

A garbled text fragment mentions a park project and some officials, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference a park and possible commendation by a person or body, but concrete details are missing to form a complete report.

Belmont Heir Claim Surges From Galveston to New York

A Galveston report claims a second heir to O H P Belmont may seek his fortune. Louise Whit ing Belmont Clarke, claiming to be his daughter, arrives in New York with documents and portraits to prove lineage while asserting her stepfather was Rives. The story unfolds amid Belmont funeral services and high society interest.

New York H. P. Belmont Galveston Texas Belmont Missions Louise Whiting Belmont Clarke Natha.Rives William P. . Burden O. H.P. Belmont Rives Clark Belmont Qin Sarah Whiting Belmont O LH. P

Health officers meet in New Haven on school water

New Haven County Health association held a June meeting at the Hotel Garde to discuss milk purity rabies and the legal powers of health officers. Attendees included city health officer Dr Jank Wright state board members Professors and local officials. A key topic was providing pure water for school children with state chemist Newlands arranging analyses. initial results show 60 percent of school water contaminated with causes including nearby outbuildings. Officials from Madison Seymour Beacon Falls and other towns will submit samples for Hartford review after spring term.

New Haven New Haven County Health Association Garde Jank Wright City of W. H. Brewer Joseph . H. Townsend Board of Health George C. Flann Shelly A. d. Wolfe Hartford H. N. Potter North Haven Dairy Commission W., Averill Washington Cattle Commission EB 4, McGuire Derby E. A. Wilson Meriden Naugatuck George HK Hiamas Oficer Windham County Schoola Newlands News Haven State Board Madison Seymour Beacon Falls

Marriage contract ties Anna Gould to Prince de Sagan

Paris reports a signed marriage contract between Madame Anna Gould and Prince Heliere de Sagan establishing separate property under French law. The arrangement allows the prince a potential rich reversion if he outlives Gould, with registration dues estimated between 38 000 and 84 000 francs and a non France wedding planned to avoid notoriety.

Paris Madame Anna Gould Prince Helie de Sagan France Madame Gould England Qount Boni de Castellane

Will Seymour Team Use Ringers in Big Game

Ansonia and Seymour prepare for a decisive Saturday baseball clash amid rumors Seymour will import a New Haven battery and other players. Fans expect a lively, evenly matched contest with both sides aiming to win and claim the majority of the receipts.

Ansonia Seymour New Haven Battery Angonia Ansoniang Tripp Prevant Diamond St Athletic Ingures

Prank guest plans abroad amid quiet home gathering

The article cites a Philadelphia June 12 note on Mrs Gscrae Hobc hosting a calm country park dinner. Her children were not present. her naked intention to travel abroad remains tentative. A companion maid attends as she discusses future summer plans.

Philadelphia sWibhyicti Iniregard

Gompers to Press AFL Labor Reform at Convention

Chicago dispatch reports Gompers aboard a Pennsylvania train heading to the AFL executive council meeting in Washington. He is said to demand the convention endorse anti injunction changes and Sherman act amendments exempting labor, while Republican leaders fear backlash and expect trouble whichever action is taken.

Chicago Washington Taft Solice White House Pennsylvania Washipgton Samuel Gompera The American Federation of Labor Gompers

Reprieve Granted to Herman Billek in Illinois Case

Chicago June 12 A reprieve delays Herman Billek’s planned execution to allow appeals to the US Supreme Court. Billek, a hypnotist and necromancer, was convicted of the murder of Mary Vraal in 1907 and accused in several other Vizal family deaths tied to insurance. The pardon board’s stay follows new evidence and testimonies, with Catholic priest P J O Callaghan leading efforts to save his life.

Chicago Ill Herman Billek United States Supreme Court Billek Mary Vraal Vizal Vezal Wos Tlaa Mra Bhes Vraal Anade Supreme Court State Board of Pardons Wmnt Joery Vezal Billen Weelk P. J . O'Callaghan Billak

Hill says Democratic Party is dead over Bryan

New York June 12 David B Hill sails for his first Atlantic crossing declaring the Democratic party is dead He accuses William J Bryan of ruining the party and says Bryan forced himself on it until he killed it He says he is out of politics forever and notes disorganization in both parties Taft is seen as a key in the political campaign due to patronage influence.

Democratic Party Bryan New York David B. Hill Baltic Atlantic Ocean Democratic United States Taft

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