Mitchell Has Changed Mind On Canteen At Army Banquet
At the National Club Federation dinner in New York, leaders discuss labor capital relations and currency reform. Mitchell, a prominent union figure, urges peace and declares support for studying a broader approach to labor issues, including concessions to reduce strikes and unrest.
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New York
National Club Federation
Tohor Jenders
Andrew Carnégie
James Speyer
Moraen White
Leon Meyer
Andrew Carnegly
Reller
Federation
Congress
Seaaion
Grant
Joan Mitchell
Afd Ie
Hoh
Intitin
Mitchot
Newark
George W. Parkins
Mitchell
Lint
Harvard Univers
Sikbor
Society's Annual Meeting Reflects Center Church Spelling Committee
The Society's Committee held its annual meeting at Center Church Chapel on 1S with White presiding. Members reflecting the spelling committee for the ensuing year include Whittley, Henry Lo Hotchicna dore H. Bheldon, Thomasooker, Jen Wi Whittlenor, La H. Enidson, &. White. New members Samia Hemingley, James Iley Blake, Henry H. Townshend replace retiring Howrickles, Arthur, Os and Hayes B. Trowbridge. No other routine business was transacted.
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Center Rch Riccleptastics Society
Center Clurch Chapel
White
Spel
Whittley
Henry Lo Hotchicnadore H. Bheldon
Thomas Ooker
Jen Wi Whittlenor
la H. Enidson
Alea
Mem
Samia Hemingley
James Iley Blake
Henry H. Townshend
Howrickles
Arthur
Osand Hayes
Senate committee actions and court verdicts reported
Washington dispatch notes Haie and senate committees, with membership announced tomorrow. Waterbury superior court settled Thomas Burns case with a verdict for Pall and company on injuries from a gallery accident.
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Ington
Haie
Senate
Atk
Waterbury
Thomas Burns
Palla
Pall
Det
Connecticut National Guard unit passes out of existence
The second platoon of the machine gun battalion was disbanded by Hartford orders last week. This ends one of the oldest organizations in the Connecticut National Guard. Many members will form a new association, some will join infantry to seek service medals, and several men have years still to serve for long-term medals.
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Jin
Pauper Leaves Forty Thousand In Eazex Desc 1h
Charlns Chittenden died of heart disease leaving about forty thousand dollars. Needy neighbors and friends supported his widow and family. He had been invalid for years and his husband cared for her, with many showing sympathy and small favors though the family lacked comforts.
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Eazex
Des
Charlns Chittenden
Mr. Chittenden
Yeun
Ullnbie
Offentines
Mrachitténdan
Post Office Busy With Christmas Packages and Ads
Clerks in New Haven face a hectic pre Christmas rush as packages and advertising mail flood the post office. Mistakes like unreadable addresses cause losses up to 50000 dollars in undelivered mail. Lemon found with an address tag illustrates misdeliveries and safety concerns in the season's mail surge.
Gas Meter Robbery Suspects Apprehended by Grand Ave Police
Three more suspects were arrested the same evening by Grand avenue station officers for gas meter thefts. Ernest Sinok, of WT Grand avenue, is charged with defrauding the gas company after entering the Garleton club near Grand avenue and Biatchley Avenue and taking about $5. Thorax R. Mooney of 84 Biatchley avenue and Michael Mancino of 26 Castle street were also arrested and detained, with patrolmen Reilly leading the arrests. Mooney had prior arrest and was ordered to reform school. an appeal is pending in common pleas court. Wackingam reports Chief Juetlon Fuller noting the Supreme Court action scheduled for next Monday lasting about two weeks into the Christmas period.
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Walsh
Ernest Sinok
Garleton Club
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State Street
Willow
Thorax R. Mooney
Michael Mancino
Castle Street
Reilly
Slack
Mooney
Hnt
Reform School
Common Pleas Court
Sixty Dead In Fresh Disaster At Yolande Mine
Birmingham Ala Dec 14 Reports from Yolande indicate sixty to seventy six men died in a blast at No 1 mine of the Yolande Coat and Coke company near Yolande Turca county. Rescue work slow as heat and dust hinder entry. By evening 35 bodies recovered. many workers feared trapped below. Rescue parties labor as authorities assess the toll and cause.
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Alo
Yalande Coat and Coke Company
Yalande
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Reoene
Alp
Yolande
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Death of Has son at Yale and Yale link with Scovil Mfg
Theophilus ip Tyde, longtime secretary of Seavill Manufacturing and former president of the Young Men’s Christian Association, died in Rochester Minnesota after an operation for wiamach trouble. He left a widow Jennie Bolton Burdon of Brooklyn New York whom he married in 1880 and four children. Burdon, a Yale student, attends St Margaret's school and Hazel. His father died over a year ago.
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Tyde
Seavill Manufacturing Company
Anvural
Young
Mena Christianséeociation
Rochester
Minn
Wiamach
Jennie Bolton Burdon
Brooklyn
Maren Yi
Sophilus
Scovlil Manufacturing Company
Burdon
Yale
Isto
St. Margaret's School
Hazel
Mr. Hyde
Waterbury Medical Association Plans Physician Import
At a Waterbury meeting of Foresters of America members, the Waterbury Medical Association voted to import four physicians from other cities or states to attend to the city’s medical needs. They would contract for care of the 2,700 residents at $1.50 per capita yearly, with examinations to be conducted as needed.
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Waterbury
Dev
Foresters of America
Waterbury Medical Association
Trolley Jumpes Track in New York City Area
Five persons were injured on December 16 near Concord Station Island when Richmond Light and Power trolley No 29 derailed at a sharp curve and hit two telegraph poles. Whit Durkin of Stapleson was critically injured and rushed to hospital. four others suffered minor to moderate injuries. The driver, William Durkin, escaped with non fatal injuries as the car and pole toppled. The board of trustees meets tonight with no major business forecast.
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New York
Concord
Staten Island
Richmond Light & Power Company
Garreteon
Whiam Durkin
Stapleson
Weiner
Civil Service Board Delays Final Eligibility List
The Civil Service Board delays completing the eligibility list for inplacement of successful candidates. Physical examinations and doctor returns held up the process, with Friday evening set as the deadline to finalize the list. Several candidates underwent tests with Dr Seaver, while some requested certifications for general clerkship examinations.
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Eltil Service Board
Seaver
Oime
Trustees Meet to Approve Leases for Cheshire School
The Episcopal Academy of Connecticut trustees meet at Judge Robertson's office New Haven to approve leases and mortgages tied to Cheshire school bonds totaling about 150000. actions include building alterations and fund investments as Rev John Skilton leads Cheshire school duties. Secretary James H O Rourke calls for Connecticut Baseball League meeting in New Haven to set next season dates.
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Jeraee
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Cheshire Schod
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Bridgeport
Dec
James HO Rourke
Tought
Connecticut Baseball League
Hore
New Haven
Two Billions Of Exports In Year Marked Increase
Report from New York Chamber of Commerce on the fiscal year 1907 shows New York exports totaling 678 730 RA with bullion and gold coin components, while imports through New York reach 91 918 529, with gold and bullion contributions. All ports combined report substantial rises in foreign commerce versus the prior year, highlighting stronger trade activity nationally and in New York.
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Chamber of Commerce
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United States
Whitch
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Wil Porte
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Courts Support Hughes Over Ahearn In Manhattan Borough Fight
In New York a special meeting of the borough is set for next Thursday to elect a successor to John F. Ahearn. Governor Hughes and Mayor McClellan are at the center as Justice Greenbaum vacates an injunction, ruling county officials cannot overturn the governor’s removal and cannot review his findings.
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Mactine
Beard
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Mfunkattan
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Justice Greenbaum
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Ficqics Jill
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Froin
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Aidérmon Ty Electa Rabenmiorth
Justice Greening
Ins
Jamice Greenbaum
Cie
Dwight Place meeting records elect new committee members
The annual Dwight Place Ecclesiastical Society meeting reports a healthy year. Three new members joined the society committee: Hy Barnum, James Wray, and Dr Frank Diamond. Retiring members John B. Kenendy, EB A Pelt, and Lawrence Brakesles were replaced. H D Hennig elected clerk, Frederick Lary auditor, and Frederick Campbell Wee collector and treasurer. Appointments as cheifing men created for Arthur Heehe Fred Mewd and HD Hennig.
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Hy. Barnum
James Wray
Frank Diamond
John B. Kenenady
EB. A. Pelt
Lawrence Biakesles
H. D. Hennig
Sotleny
Frederick
Lary
Frederick Campbell Wee
Arthur Heehe
Mewd
Hod
Hennig
Man Killed In Trolley Sleigh Collision Near Cheshire
Henry Doolittle of Cheshire Center dies from a fractured skull after a sleigh struck crossing the route of the Connecticut company near the Routhington New Haven turnpike. The car’s operator and conductor gave their names. funeral plans pending. son A. J. Doolittle notified. Grand Knight officers elected at Laval Connect No 80 Knights of Columbus include William B. Carrot and Robert ty McLaughlin with Rev. J. O Connor as chaplain.
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At & Moeting
Laval Connect
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Oeers
Kngit
Willam B. Carrot
Robert Ty McLaughlin
Phancallor
William J. McKenna
Advocateanves Hart
Loothér
Michnal F. Campbell
Worden
Janes Witegerald
Connecticut Company
Routhington-New Haven Turnpike
Henry Doolittle
Cheshire Center
Wile
Ordnatnse
Meifell
Charlea N. Dennison
Journal
George Keeler
Cheshire
Doolittle
Mulatto con artist looms in Waterbury seek funds for forged Alabama school
A young man claiming to be from a Alabama colored school has approached Waterbury residents asking for donations. Identified as Charles McQuaid, he carried a forged paper purportedly authorizing collection. School officials deny any agents are employed. reports tie him to reform school and a New Haven grandmother.
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Mt Ee School
Alabama
Brasa City
Charles McQuaid
Dinel
McQuaid
Tie
New Haven
Toe
Narrow Escape as West Shore Train Halts Odd Boulder
A West Shore passenger train bound for Albany narrowly avoided wreck when a 1,500 pound boulder blocked the tracks a mile south of Highland New York. The engineer applied air brakes and stopped the locomotive, the pilot was wrecked but no injuries reported as another engine towed the express to Albany.
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West Shore
N.Y
Dee
Hudson River
Highland
Kingston
Albany
Appointments Void In Fall River Diocese Headline
Clergy changes in Bearard Massachusetts involve Bishop Feehan and interim administrator Hugh Smyth. Legal action declares Smyth’s interim authority void and reassigns charges as notes indicate. Charges to be returned Thursday.
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New Bearard
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Hugh. Smyth
Falls River
Ater
Bishnp Stang
Feehan
Thureday
Back On Duty Sergeant Scranton Returns To West Haven Police
Sergeant Walter Scranton of the West Haven borough police returned to duty after being sidelined by an injunction from David Platt. He resumed work and soon located a runaway horse and wrecked carriage on Grove Street, with the horse taken to O’Connell's stable.
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Walter Scranton
West Haven Borough
David Platt
West Haven
Grove Street
Cortiage
O'Connell
Boy Causes Collision In New Haven Hartford Line
A ten year old boy is believed responsible for four collisions between a passenger train and a switching engine near Woonsocket on the New York New Haven Hartford line. A switch near Prospect street sent the Boston bound train into a switching engine, causing a crash with no injuries and minimal damage. The boy’s involvement was linked to tampering with a switch. conditions at Harriman’s home were noted as improved but with grip illness.
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Woonsocket
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Prospect Street
Three Men Vie for Clarence Thompson’s Plate in Club Election
A Laselle State club last evening announced Major Smith Gl Weed as the unanimous choice for president, succeeding Clarence Thompson who has led the club for three years. Several officers were elected, including Vice-Presidents George Hudson and OM Shepard, and others, with Ward Halley as secretary and O C Barlow as treasurer.
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Cal! Cama
Tallol
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Clarence
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Frank A. Corbin
Geothe 4
Hudson
OM. Shepard
Trustoee
General Y
Grealey
Samual Lloyd
Leslie Throp
Willam P. Putte
George W. Lewin
Board of Goverdorn
Rusn
F W. Brows
Cornwell
Lore
P. Sailth
de WP. Bradley
Ward Halley
Treamirer
O. C. Barlow
Man Attacked in State Street Row Fleeing After Incident
A middle aged man, said to be Edward Xeia- per, was struck in State Street near Orborn yesterday around 6 pm. He collapsed unconscious at 24 Orchard Street but revived with no serious injuries. A doctor attended and ambulance was requested but not needed. He left in a trolley car, without giving his full name.
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Éimbutanes
Bakhr
Better Use for Money in City Churches
The United Church members declined joining the Chapman revival with other Congregational churches, saying money would be better spent on home missionary work. Rev. Stewart Means and St John’s Episcopal church also chose not to fund the concurrent Episcopal mission during the revival due to finances.
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We United Churche
Almounly
Stewart Means
St. John's Episcopal Church
Death notices and misquoted suicide report headline
New York December 1 Louis Lome hard American musician previously tied to Lugano Switzerland denied by dispatches to have attempted suicide. Ella Lancraft wife of George G Lancraft Fair Haven dies at home age about sixty five. She leaves three sisters and had resided in Fair Haven all her life. Her father Serena Armstrong. She had been ill for years and recently declined rapidly.
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Casle
Geneva
Lugano
Switzerland
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Han Pont
Associated Press
Mia
Ella Lancratt
George G. Lancraft
Lancraft Bros
Fair Haven
Fairmont Avenue
Mra
Samuel Kirby
Benedict
Mra. Sperry
Pair Haven
Serena Armatrong
Mitty
Weather Record for Washington and New England Forecast
Weather record notes cloudy skies across Washington and New England with Tuesday and Wednesday unsettled. Fresh east winds favor New York area with possible snow in western portions and increasing cloudiness into later days.
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New England
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