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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
1
Lawson shines at convention spotlight as Roosevelt renominated. Delegates gather amid party fervor with Lawson urging unity and continued leadership to press gains in domestic policy and economic recovery.
A Boston ad paid for by Thomas W Lawson calls delegates to renominate Roosevelt, contrasting third term fears with past terms. The ad also previews a Independence League convention to be held July 28 detailing Theodore Roosevelt and John A Johnson’s earlier party achievements.
On June 17 the second day opened with temporary chairman Burris calling the assembly to order. Senator Lodge was made permanent chairman and delivered an address praising the Republican record of the last 60 years while contrasting it with Democratic hidden histories and urging pride in pro business, protection, and maintaining order and courts against grand corporations.
Special delivery stamps should be used when available even if ten ordinary stamps are used for postage. Postmasters say using the special stamp aids clerks and reduces confusion between special and regular mail. The unique shape makes the piece noticeable and helps ensure proper delivery.
New Haven June 17 The Connecticut Supreme Court rejects Washelensky’s bid for a new trial. The Polish suspect, once a farm hand on the Farnham estate at Westville, killed Peter Lukosavics in a fight, hid the body, fled, and was recaptured. He claimed self defense but was condemned to death and will be hanged July 1 in the state prison.
An explosion in a gas vapor aboard the schooner Alert caused it to be wrecked as crew took ice in Gloucester Massachusetts. One fisherman was killed and ten others were hurled about twenty feet. Valentine Leadville of the Lizzie M Stanley crew also died from debris. The Alert was owned by Captain Almond D Malinah of Boston.
Chicago dispatch describes a fierce struggle within the Republican convention over adopting an anti injunction plank. Subcommittee members renew fights after lengthy sessions, with minority reports expected and leaders on both sides insisting their platform will include or reject the injunction clause.
Connecticut society members gather at Haddam for annual meeting and outing. New officers elected including President Morgan G. Bulkeley and officers from Hartford and Haddam. Claud Swan of East Haddam receives the Nathan Hale medal for manly qualities. War of 1812 group then holds its business session.
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad petition to lay a turnout on South Main Street about 240 feet south of Maple Street was rejected at a public hearing before the borough board. Citizens criticized trolley service, sidewalk congestion, and high fares and the petitioners were allowed to withdraw.
Danbury high school cancels Friday’s game with a local school and looks to reschedule for June 27. The Thuamaston team, boasting five regulars and captain Holmes, will visit for a strong matchup at Firemen’s field with 8:30 p.m. start and 15 cent admission, 10 cents for ladies.
Rockville notices reveal Nicholas Vandhiser received a mail yesterday morning containing 40 in money and a misspelled note aimed at disguising the sender's handwriting. The letter references politics and Mr Windhiasrt's term, indicating a possible motive. Authorities are reviewing the peculiar missive and its intent.
A terse note highlights ongoing efforts by a committee focused on aircraft projects. The item emphasizes sustained labor, coordination, and planning around airplane development and related oversight. Details on participants or timelines are not specified in the fragments.
Chicago June 17 delegates focus on platform over nominations as Taft forces win key vote on injunction plank. Fight looms over southern Taft delegates and multiple planks including postal savings bank and rail/credit lines amid pressure from labor and business groups.
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