Trade Recovery Seen For 08 In New England Mills
The opening of the last full week of the year finds conservation dominant in New England industries with no hopelessness. The trade is expected to partially recover during early 1908, perhaps after the presidential election, as curtailment and reduced expenses continue. About 200,000 to 250,000 workers may be on short time in the first part of the year, with many mills resuming next week and output stabilizing as woolen, leather, boot and sling industries slowly rebound.
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Boston
Nec
United State
Boaton
New England Banke
Thréy Banka
New England
Traffe
Terim
Ehon
Wil
Curtailed Woolen Mills Warn of Reduced Output in Windham County
Windham county woolen mills curtail production due to a dull woolen market. Mills at Putnam, TiTwville, Chestnut A, and others operate on shorter weeks or idle days. Some plants like Glen Italia Moorup run four days weekly with reduced staff, while Plainfield Worsted and Robertson plant face adjustments. The Primer Brothers mill closes briefly as orders lag.
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Windham County
Mechantonville
oWig
Thin Town
Titwville
Chestnut A
Glen Italie
American Molen Company
Central Yiege
Ynitie
Vneaaviliv
Robertson
Montvillé
Primer Brothers Mill
Drown Through Ice as Skaters Fall Into Lake at Forty Fort
Four youths skated on a lake in Forty Fort near Pittafield Maes when the ice broke. Norris, a 14 year old, drowned despite rescue efforts. two other boys were nearby but escaped, with authorities noting a large ice hole and ongoing investigation. A separate local meeting resolved to ban any further prescriptions from a town group.
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Pittafield
Maes
Onty Notria
Afr
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Menry Aud
Clerik Iiss Allen Morlener
Oung Norris
Hoy
Rie Toy
Ania Oan
Wan
Thieer
Abo
E Moziguer
Taft Looks Into Future Amid Taft Vorys Meeting
Secretary of War Taft hosted campaign manager Arthur Vorys of Ohio for a day long discussion at Taft's residence. They reviewed political developments since Taft's tour abroad. Vorys planned to return to Ohio tomorrow while Taft prepared to leave Washington for Cincinnati to finalize his late mother's estate.
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Secresary
Taft
Arthur Vorts
Oni
Mr. Vorys
Columbus
Ohio
Sec
Retary Taft
Polluick Aince
Vorys
Taft Tett
Battle Ware and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
United Church Clarifies Stance on Chapman Revivals
The United Church leaders and deacons released a formal statement asserting they are not opposed to the Chapman revival meetings yet will not formally cooperate or contribute beyond personal support. Pastor Emeritus Dr. Munger preached a Christmas sermon on family, stressing prudent use of funds and unity, while some members urged directing contributions to city charities.
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T Munger
Emeritung
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Herbert J. Wyckett
Albert B. Hall
Walter B Law
Ralph To Miner
Wiliam J. Wold
Andrew H. Amith
Samuel D. Ai
Wiig
Itn
Frank KR. Luckey
R. E. Brown
Fair Haven
Ia Davis
Weatville
United Eveneh
Chapman Meetings
City Department of Charities
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Theodore Thornton Munger
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Kalonne
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Degren
Pensacola
Aallory
Tve
Fire damages Wilkin Pickett apartments at St Josephianiasion
Fire early yesterday damaged the apartments of Wilkin Pickett at 23-90 Hallock Street in a two story structure valued at 250 dollars. The blaze started on the first floor and climbed to the second before smoke alarms prompted residents to flee. Chief Fancher delayed investigation pending further inquiry.
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Wilkin Pickett
Hallock Street
St. Joseph
Aked Demands 7000 From Congregation To Support Church
In New York on December 22 Dr. F Aked addressed his wealthy congregation at Firth Avett Baptist Church. He complained about the year end finance system and warned he would not continue ministry without proper funds. He urged a 7000 contribution before leaving and criticized parishioners for inequities and naming individuals as sources of funds.
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New York
Bhat
F Aked
Tverpool
Firth Avett
Wan
TeWaint
eAid
Arked
Dr. Aked
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Mr. Brown
Mr. Robinson
Toselli Debuts in Milan After Marriage
Enrico Toselli the muse masson married Louise of Saxony, giving a first Milan concert since the marriage. The hall was crowded with rising interest as Torelli the Countess Montlenox entered, drawing attention before Signor Torelli was reluctantly received. The audience warmed to Toselli, while the Milnes aristocracy largely absent.
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Milan
Enrico Toselli
Masson
Louise of Saxony
Bignara
Torelli
Montlenoxs
Signor Torelli
Milnes
Cars Over New Bridge Opens Winter Rail Runs
At 1 42 yesterday on Chapel street bridge the first air crossed the second track marking better travel on the main thoroughfare. Metermen and conductors of the Gonnedttidt Railway company will bid for winter runs this week. Day men report tonight at o clock, night men tomorrow at 2 pm to select routes.
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Chapel Street
Gonnedttidt Railway Company
Budapest Premier and Justice Minister Duel Over Alleged Dishonesty
Budapest. Prime Minister Dev. 22 De Wekvrie and ex Minister Potonyi clashed over an accusation of dishonesty in parliament session ten days prior. The duo did not engage in violence and later reconciled, according to reports from the Hungarian capital.
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Budapest
Wekvrie
Potonyi
Akend GES Funds Routed Amid Gusty Penalty Fires
Disorganized dispatches report money movements and penalties amid a string of chaotic events across multiple locales. Names and places appear garbled, but references to Georgis State, Wilkenhaere PA, and Hartford surface among varied accounts of public notices, appeals, and municipal concerns.
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GES
Akend
Georgis
Felix Batater
Wilkenhaere
Orry
Store Closed Over Sunday Protest Sparks City Dispatch
A neighborhood dispute over Sunday trading leads to a police closure of a lone small shop selling cigars candy and newspapers. Liebman and others contest the move claiming it targets him personally while officials cite a law violation. Local figures including Rev Harold Within and Captain O Keefe defend orderly business and insist action was lawful.
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M. Thebmas
Aida
Lithuvin
Kennedy
Dawior
Hib Cane Ie
Liebman
Samuel Thalheimer
Orange Street
Harold EB
Upworth M
Willian O'Keefe
Dixon Avenue
Conner
Orange Streets
Yale College
Captain O' Kote
O'Knete Hives
Yanson
Chal Helmer
Gad Etebnia
Thalelmer
Lawson forms new political party organization
Thomas Welsch of Boston reports on December day that Lawson announces a new political party. The plan names Theodore Roosevelt for president and Governor John A Johnson of Minnesota for vice president. Lawsen claims a nationwide organization with candidates regardless of Roosevelt's view.
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New York
Thomas We
Theotore Roosevelt
John A. Johnson
Min- Hero
Lawenn
Nis Chisen
Lawann
Roosevelt
Lawesen
Well Known Physician Dead in New York
Dr Henry Patterann terol, famed in American medicine at Coram University and former president at Une Aniduican, died suddenly at his home on December 22. The loss shocks the medical community and follows a long career in antedate clinical research.
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New York
Henry Patterann
Une
Woman in a Trance Funeral Delayed by Relatives
In Wallingford Der, a woman’s alleged trance sparked an abrupt postponement of a burial planned for Thursday. Relatives of the deceased, Bentin Penton, canceled the service at the Advent Christian church and debated a new date, stirring local excitement and attention.
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Journal-Courier
Wallingford
Der
Gilbert
Allen
Ankabyn
Botte Imouriers
Police CAPTAIN selection meeting tonight reports on exam
The police examination board will meet tonight to review results from the recent sergeant exams for captain of police. Acting captain Jeremy Jeanohy, regarded by peers as a nightend man, is expected to be passed over as the board considers elevation for the detective bureau under Chief Cowles. The adjourned December 17 meeting awaits the civil board report anticipated this evening.
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Civil Darvinn Board Ae
Buco
Henry C. Cowles
Ntew
Jéremyiah Jeanohy
Jorieay
Cowlen
Civil Board
Appeals to President over troop withdrawal at Goldfield
Washington reports telegraphic appeals from civic leaders and mine owners of Holdfeld New Mexico to President Taft urging retention of federal troops in Goldfield. Adjutant General Ainsworth said no motion had been made. orders for withdrawal were directed to General Pancott for action.
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Wallehouse
Civic Bolls
Holdfeld
Nex
Hoowevete
Wimir
Galdford
Ceneral Ainsworth
Taft
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Goldfield
Fire Devastates Globe Wikesdarto Store
Fire rages through Langfeld Brothers and Bernard Borgunder properties causing about 250000 dollars in damage. Origin undetermined but linked to a blaze at the Wikesdarto area stock. State depository report notes bank losses and local firefighting efforts amid chaotic scene in Atlanta.
No Lives Lost In Mine Fire Near Baird Station
Reports from Pirmburg Pennsylvania describe a serious fire at a mine near Baird station between Monongahela and Washington. The mine had been idle for weeks. officials say no one was in the mine when the blaze started though rumors say twenty men may be trapped.
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Monongiholt Valley
Sondorinerest
Baird Station
Monongahela
Washington, Pa
Howe Chedka
Boxer Moriarity and the Boxer's End in War Remembrance
Corperal Moriarity of the Ninth Infantry, wounded in action during the Boxer Rebellion in China, died of heart failure after a heroic service record. He survived the Philippines and Cuba, endured a battlefield wound that cost his arm, and died at home shortly after returning with only kin nearby. His family recalls his modest character and quiet devotion.
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Ted
Ieee
Sashak
Ant Wounde
Biden Clty
Nim
Dernier
Iraland
Geompany
Rackets Harbor
Gutin
Prillany
Ciba
Philippines
Peking
Poltog
Tam Trin
Aldermen Tonight Consider Artesian Well Funds
City aldermen meet to act on Magar stud ky’s request for a oxalate appropriation to fund an artesian well project. The chief executive has had the well dug west of the present structure to provide New Haveners with water. The charter allows up to 50 to cover costs, but actual expenses may rise, prompting discussion of city authority and duties.
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Magar Studky
New
Weather Record Forecast for Dastington Ahead
Weather report from Dastington details Monday and Tuesday conditions in New England. Increasing south winds with possible rain and storms from Jacksonville northward. Coastal areas to experience higher winds, with showers and potential thunderstorms later Monday into Tuesday.
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New Eingland
Balt Benassy
Ondey
Anowe
Jacksonville
Nortelle
Bigtand
Middle Athenee Drive
Catholicism Seen Rising Amid Protestant Decline, Rev. Newman Speaks
A Herald report outlines Rev. Smyth and Rev. Newman addressing Protestant decline and a coming Catholic era. They argue Protestantism faces failures, while Catholicism advances spiritually, urging private judgment within a reorganized religious landscape. The discussion signals a shifting faith era and the need for religious education.
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