Fowler Urges Currency Reform at Yale Address
Congressman Charles N. Fowler of New Jersey urged currency reform before the New Haven Chamber of Commerce and Yale Law School students. He favors district banks under a central controller, opposes a central bank, calls for gold reserves, and criticizes the Aldrich plan as he cited Grover Cleveland and Pierpont Morgan as national models for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
Yale
Bob Cook
Bight
New Haven Chamber of
Yale Law School
Hendrie
Aldrich
Senate
Nin
Fowler
United States
Wits “Tates
Congemsman Fowler
Grover Cleveland
Pierpont Morgan
Grover
Ike Morgan
Don Basman Fowler van Prof. Wetzel
Ase mUent
Rolin Awoodruff
Hebert H. Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Law Perind
Tol Ved
Quinny
Ek Elt
Barricaded Suspect Dominic Pepe Defies Officers
In February 10 incident Dominic Pepe barricaded in his home following a stabbing earlier that same day involving Gowham Ghiham. Pepe allegedly fled, returned to his house, and resisted officers until surrendering after hours, Ghiham severely injured.
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Dominic Pepe
Ghiham
Gowham
Pepe
Grahim
Houke
Icebound Fleet Placed Off Vineyard Haven Harbor
A damaged report notes barges and sailing vessels trapped by ice near Vineyard Haven blocking port access. The ledger lists movements among Nantucket, Pollock, Cheektowaga and other points with crews and cargo pausing due to the pack. Authorities warn ships to stay clear as ice extends toward multiple ports in North America.
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Haven
Mast
Tues
Bergen
Nantucket
Soimte
Pollock Bip
Fred FE Reherde
Cheektowaga
Ine
Virion
Noxer
Piedmont
Gears Creek
Netfume
Nort America
MM Iy
Harbor
Democratic Chairman Williams Candidate Defeated in Campaign Committee
Washington reports the campaign committee of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee elected Rep. James T Loyd of Mingoriil chairman, defeating Ren Wilton A. M. Ryan of New York by 23 to 14 votes. Frank Clark of Florida was named secretary, with Lloyd and Clark to appoint a vice chairman and assistant secretary. A town juror will be elected afterward.
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Willams
Mayr
Washington
John Shary Wilelame
House of Representatives
Rep
James T Loyd
Mingoriil
Tilitain
Ren. Wilton AH. Ryan
New York
Lloyd
Frank Clark
Arcond
Florida
West
Clark
Funeral for E M Hulbert in New Britain
E M Hulbert secretary and treasurer of the Herald Publishing company died at his home on Andrews street New Britain. Medical Examiner Wright rules death peaceful occurring about midnight. Funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon at St Mark's Protestant Anglican church with Rev Rodley officiating. Interment in Fairview cemetery.
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Merriam Hulbert
Herald Publishing Company
New Britay Herald
Fouind Flond
Andrews Street
Wright
Hulbert van
Elfferer
Heer
HL Rodley
St Mark's
Rubber trade opens at Naugatuck plants
Workers in the grinding departments of the Goon year Mralite Rubber Goode company and the Goodyear Totin Rubber Glove company return to work after idle time. About 906 employees resume duties with plans for full operation by week’s end, targeting more than two thousand workers.
Opposed to Bryan Aldrich Bill in Senate Debate
Washington February 10 a brief speech by Mr Leake Democrat New Jersey opposed the nomination of Bryan and urged opposition to the Currenes measure as debate opened. The session focused on appropriations for Indian affairs and Fort Wayne area projects while party lines sharpened over currency reform and patronage issues in the senate.
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Washington
Leake
Dem
New Jersey
Alton
Willem Jenoihes
Benn
Hole
Recun
Bryan Ihnavanece
Fort Tawis Cel
Canean City
New
Mount Peasant
Senate
Abt
Neh
Rhode
Teland
Erent Attenton
Republicame
Lalike
Athens
Parnont
Morgan
Apaech
Mae
Fornher
Pahhest
Elewine
S. AN Rme
Sepatir
Pahlinde
Torkantes
Bluer Than New Haven Wedding Draws Attention
A fragmentary report notes a wedding event in New Haven area with Jewish community involvement. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR errors, but mentions a marriage ceremony and public interest in a local fringe event.
Albany Hearing Aims to Dismiss Oil Trust Case
Testimony in the U S effort to dissolve the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey will be heard here for several days starting tomorrow. Special Examiner Franklin Ferris will oversee sessions focused on alleged unfair methods of discrimination rather than rebates. Subpoenas include Kamás Misgen George Mizgen Monty Tiegen and local merchants as potential witnesses.
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Albany
United States
Standard DO Company of
New Jersey
Franklin Ferris
Kamas
Misgen
Massach
ASSASSINS MADE MARTYRS King’s assassination stirs Lisbon protests
A Lisbon dispatch reports public support for the murderers’ group and calls for no prosecution of the king’s equerry Wisnall. Subscriptions for the murderers’ families reach thousands of pounds as rich Lisbon citizens seek to adopt the culprits’ children amid the shock and condemnation.
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London
Tisbon
Wisnell
Ispateh
Lisbon
Ertin
Tnt
Grand Larceny Case Details Highlight Bail at 20000
A lengthy transcript outlines grand larceny charges in New York County with bail fixed at 20000. It notes a grand jury proceeding, mentions named individuals and companies, and references multiple indictments and financial figures described by court officials.
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New York County
Danbury May Lose Fund Over Will Allegations
A probate hearing in Danbury contends Elizabeth Balmforth’s will creates a trust fund for laborers and a bankers’ parcel in Tan Conn. The document allegedly tests the mind of the testator and affects a 750 000 estate with provisions for workers, and soil laborers.
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Baretoga
Feh
Elizabeth W. Balmforth
Thie Vilings
Aercotrs
Her 108th Birthday Celebration Notice
Mrs Deborads Sittin of Petia marks her 108th birthday on February 1. The article notes a long-standing custom of celebrating anniversaries with family and community, highlighting the enduring tradition across years.
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Deborads Sittin
Petia
Celvtraie Siniversery
Indicted Morse Faces Larceny Charge Amid Turbulent News
The report covers a Morse indictment for larceny alongside wide ranging items from Taft Harquet and big fleet updates. It notes naval affairs with two battleships and mentions fiscal funding, university sports including Harvard and Yale, and city notices on currency reform and police leadership.
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Morse
Taft Harquet
Dlespiye
Bryan
Bubmit
Steyor
Gor
Bulan
Denbury Meyrose Fund
Bainville Min Boerrleades Himpell VM
Hulbert
Nest of thieves speak no English after arrest
Officer Driscoll detains a group of alleged thieves near Oak Street shops who cannot speak English. Interpreters translate names after briefing. suspects Vincent Girneo aged 17, Zerpa Lei 30, Domenten Prine 18, Raffaele Pereipostt 19, HiMowr Priscott 28 are held for disposal of stolen goods. Evidence notes they operated a widespread bootlegging scheme in a recently settled area.
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Mery Celera
Lew Haven
Hone
Enelien
Ser
Rea
Gibson
Sposa
Vincent Girneo
Zerpa Fin
Lei
Domenten Prine
Raffaele
Priscott
Oak Street
Sunday Ball Bill Futile in State Sabbath Conflict
Broad discussion on a Sunday ball bill in Connecticut with mention of General Statutes forbidding Sabbath sports. Jamey Devine reports from New Haven about ordinance challenges, a public hearing, and a proposal affecting aldermen and city committees. Citizens and officials weigh legality and civic impact. Matthew O'Brien cites prohibition efforts and references the Atchison auto mobile law before Congress.
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Rogers
Hove Pt
Mittver
Matthew O'Brien
Washington
Congress
Milnes
Time to Push Advertisers at New Haven Meet
A speaker at the New Haven meeting urged advertisers to engage despite downturns, arguing that advertising remains essential for business recovery. He warned against excessive big ads and promoted targeted placements to boost profits during tough seasons.
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New Havens
Taft Banquet Attracts 1200 Attendees In 1912 Rally
A 1912 Taft banquet drew about 1200 attendees including many Nebraskans. Secretary of War Karnes spoke as the crowd filled the hall, with cheers guiding the event as photos and reports described the political scene and national tensions.
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Karnes
Ametary
Jerald Slefense
romMinan Party
Aepertity
Poltoine
Prei
Clock Presented to Richmond Infantry in Coronial Style Ceremony
A specially crafted coronial style timepiece is presented by the Governor's Foot Guard to the Richmond Light Infantry. The clock, standing nearly eight feet high with colonial works and gold inscriptions, will be exhibited in New York and Richmond prior to a February 9 event, with a private reception and dinner. Delegation members travel by rail from February 21 to attend.
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Governor's Phot Gar
Richmond Leht
Foercetown
Kent
Richsmond
Richmind
Governork
Vlock
Richmond Company
Chile Arawry
Bawan
Foot
Governor's Foot Guard
New Flaven
Conn
Metover Psth
Cominant
Richmond
Richmond Light Infantes Rives
Damestown
Delogition
Richmond Corks
New Yorke
Ccat Company
Flout
W. J. Lithens
Doreoh
Fatrehikl
Sorartar
Agen
Church of the Redesmer
Tontine Hotel
Maxwell to Be New President of Police Board
The city police commissioners plan to elect a president at tonight’s meeting. James R. Maxwell, former alderman at large, is the favored choice though reluctant. Edward Mertman will attend to fill a vacancy, and charges against Mason A. Stowell raised by Chief Cowles will be heard along with the department’s annual report.
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Board of Police Comiteesioners
James R. Maxwell
Maxwell
Hedge Street
Beesides
Cut Commission
Cut Commission, of the Park Commine Ston
Tax Commission
Edward Mertman
Con
Jeremiah Sullivan
Mason A. Stowell
Cowles
Browell
Hardware Men Meet in Meriden for Annual Meeting
The Connecticut Hardware Dealers’ Association opened in Colonial Hall with officers elected including ENC Birdseye as president and Frank Terry of Ansonia as second vice president. Directors named from Stamford, Bridgeport, Waterbury and others. The group attended Poll’s Theater, planned a banquet at the Winthrop, and will hear Governor Role Hin Woodratt speak in the afternoon.
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Meriden
Connecticut
Colonial Hall
Birdseye
Conin
Frank '. Terry
Ansonia
P. C. Jordan
Willimantic
Rotary
James Des Phelps
Windoor Locks
Nnanein
A. Paterar
South Manchester
Te Mills
New Britain
FW Palntser
Stamford
West
Bridgeport
JL. Carroll
Wineted
He Preston
Norwich
Weseare
Dorsday
Willmantin
WD. Willams
Hartford
AR Jonee
Danbury
John M. Page
Naugatuck
George Filler
Condon
RC. Lightbourn
New Haven
Charles A. Templeton
Waterbury
0. M. Clark
Bhelton
Winthrop Hote
Rol Hin Woodratt
Buckley Case To Be Heard In Special Meeting
Buckley a former member of Company Se 1 faces a disciplinary hearing tonight after a year since his suspension. He allegedly admitted drinking whiskey for meals, prompting the commissioners to review his case. Navan addresses Canadians in Mentren Quebec with a Feb 10 talk drawing about 30 guests at St John Street hall.
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John B. Buckley
Department
Panettir
Bucckley
Co. Se
Anit
Navan
Mentren
Wien
Jennings Firsan
Canaan Dal
Deneiern
St John Atrset
Bryan Wie
Weather Rumor From Ningtom Feb 18
Forecast for Sunday and Wednesday in New England and Eastern New York. Warmer Tuesday with rising temperatures. Wednesday brings increasing clouds and possible snow in the southern portion. West winds become fresh from the south.
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Ningtom
New Ineland
New York
Tesla
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