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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
4
New Rit police unveil a rogues gallery to photograph offenders after arrest records and photos will be displayed. The system aims to improve metropolitan style crime tracking amid rising burglaries and other offenses in the city.
Sdr Colonel Alexander Vroup of the New Haven Union will retire after a long career in newspaper work. His two decades of service supported the Democratic Party and William J. Bryan, earning him admiration across political lines and best wishes from all who know him.
A clean record figure from the Labor Party in Minis is seen as a potential gubernatorial nominee. If Mitchell runs he could draw Labor supporters and others, yielding a creditable showing for minor voter influence and a strong political entry from that office.
Last week New Britain fire alarm indicators registered wrongly causing fire companies to respond incorrectly. Officials note the alarm service itself was not affected and such misreadings are not common.
Additional charges have been filed against District Attorney Jerome as he confronts mounting legal troubles. The official is described as facing increasing scrutiny and potential consequences amid ongoing investigations.
Report details a new fingerprinting plan tested at a New York station house where a female prisoner’s left hand and left forefinger were recorded and her name written. her pedigree was also noted by a desk lieutenant, aiming to identify repeat offenders with fictitious names.
Chicago June 18 Irank ELI Hitchcock, who led Tartis Interests, issued a statement claiming 704 votes for Watt on the first ballot. He lowers May’s 517 to 513 instructed delegates, credits Ohio Foraker and Virginia Foraker, omits a Tennessee district seat, and adds votes among indorsed and declared totals. Allies pledge to fight to the end as contests on 219 seats are decided, Taft totals rise to 608, with one defeat in Fifth Virginia district over a county white-men call.
Illinois Senator Hopkins chairs the resolutions committee and backs Fairbanks for vice president. He praises Fairbanks as a strong former VP and says he would accept a nomination if offered. Word arrives of Indiana supporters arriving with optimism that adding the VP’s name strengthens the ticket in the state.
Albany June 13 Governor Hughes ruled out any possibility of accepting the vice presidency in response to a telegraphic inquiry from a New York newspaper. The telegram signed by Robert E Fuller secretary to Governor Hughes declared that he cannot and will not under any circumstances accept a nomination for vice president.
In St Paul on June 13 Governor Johnson denied a Chicago Dispatch report claiming his name would be presented at the Denver convention. He said the Dispatch was fictitious and that he was returning from Lawrence Kansas after speaking on commencement day. He affirmed he will not seek a third term and would not accept a nomination if offered.
Judge Kunkel instructed jurors to acquit defendants Mathues Snyder Shumaker while Cassell Bruston and architect Bruston faced charges in the conspiracy to defraud the state over the metallic furniture contract for the capitol.
Ann Arbor June 13 Willis J Abbot Bryan press agent says Bryan fears Hughes more than other Republican candidates for the presidency and regards Taft as easier to beat due to labor and black vote opposition. The comment was made during a visit to Ann Arbor Michigan.
New York report details Mrs. Hetty Green and her daughter Sylvia leaving the Plaza after a brief stay. They vacated suit No 244 three rooms and a bath at 30 dollars a day, following earlier surprise arrival when they swapped a fifteen dollar monthly room at the Hoboken flat for Fifth Avenue luxury.
New York June 18 The United States cruiser Tacoma sailed for Colon to preserve the peace in Panama ahead of the election. Washington June 13 Secretary Taft reconsidered plans to attend a Cincinnati event suggesting changes to his campaign travel.
A June sale runs from June 13 to June 25 featuring muslin underwear and garments under the National Consumers League label. The listings include Corset Covers, Drawers, Skirts, Night Gowns, Chemises, and combinations with varying trims such as lace, embroidery, and tucks, offered at discounted prices.
Market conditions allow price concessions on shirt-waists gingham and percales, boosting interest in muslin underwear and white goods. Kimonas and dressing sacques offered at 25 to 59 cents, featuring pretty figured lawn, white lawn bands, square necklines, and three quarter sleeves.
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