Taft Captures All Ohio Delegates in Primary Reach
Taft wins four delegates at large and twenty two district delegates in Ohio, with a largely unopposed vote. County results favor Taft. Cuyahoga rejects opposition and Taft dominates statewide. All eighty eight counties mostly back Taft, with 55 counties reporting Taft delegates. The state convention and national convention delegates are instructed to back Taft.
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Columbus
Ohio
William H .Taft
Chicas
Surrey Court
Foniker
Cuyahoga County
Taft
Knox County
Foraker
Actia
Tota
Taft Delegenter
Hardin
Voly
Cuyahoga Reiney
Pel Inourth
Ffth
Aixth
Sreater Pirt
Ftteenth
Nixteenth
Lstriota
Britain
Avier Tory
Letter of Censure Over Boxing Injuries at Sea
A February letter from the Navy commander of the herland recalls a boxing incident near Newport that caused Seaman Apprentice Hurt’s death like result. The notice condemns hosting fights among sailors and urges discipline and restraint to prevent injuries. It notes the practice promotes no beneficial exercise and stresses safer recreation among crew.
Night Court Session Opens In Derby Rubser Case
Fragmented report covers a night court session in a Derby Rubser company dispute. Names appear garbled but reference to defendant Seymour Lomend and Relney, with a Washington route and a Boston address. Amounts listed include 430, 170, 255 dollars.
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Juin Raralwek
Penurt
Stepene
Seminate
Derby Rubser
Ten Birney
Seymour
Relney
la Aervica
Campornta
Washington-Rment
Parnon
Washiv Tim
Mersh
Washington Bt
Boston
Heavy penalties on Big Six lines and imprisonment imposed
The New York Typographical Union leaders and associates faced fines and short prison terms after a court decision linked to the Big Six order during the Typographical Union strike of No. 6. Patrick Tf and others were fined 249 dollars and sentenced to twenty days for disobedience amid the labor dispute.
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Prf
Minatetion
New York
Patrick Tf
Bentenes
City of
New
Hartford stockholders contest park plan and debt move
Prominent Hartford stockholders of Minels Central dispute the park plan and a floating debt by short notes. A meeting discussed authorizing the plan, with a vote by stockholders planned for a later annual meeting on March 2.
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Hartford
Fed
Todiny
Phiengh
Car Strikes Carriage on Wong Chapel Street
Dr George A Aquth of TNT Chapel Street was thrown from a carriage on Wong Chapel Street near Sherman Avenue by a trolley car. He was taken to Meier Hospital in critical condition, later found unresponsive, and died en route. The trolley and carriage suffered damage. Conductor Cullen and Motorman Julius were on the trolley car No. 4.
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Wong Chapel Street
Etoek
George A
Tnt Chapel Street
van Myrown
Condortor
Cullen Wit
Juliom
Defends Polias Says Heets Refute Charge At New Tews
An address at Kalamaran features speakers including United States Senator J C Burroway of Michigan and former Senator Charles Stemns of Detroit. The talk highlights railroads, nationwide authority, and federal oversight, praising achievements while urging constitutional reform for national economic policy.
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Heets
Kalamaran
Academy of Musisterleht
Eine Imate
Aflintielon
Kalarmagie Lincol Elutat
United States
Rena
Po. Kanx
Pitteburg
Con- Bresman
Adam Bete
Minnesota
J. ¢. Burrolwy
Michigan
Charlee Stemns
Detroit
Compressman Fete
Simons
Bern
Hansing
Pitts
Ures
Knox
Dean Rogers on New Federalism attack on tariff
Lexington Kentucky February edition reports Dean Rogers of Yale Law School delivering an address on the Constitution and the New Federalism. He argues for strengthening federal power at the expense of state authority and warns against the court's expansion of judiciary power. The talk reflects party lines as advocates fear federal encroachment and want to preserve state sovereignty, with reference to historic figures and constitutional principles.
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Lexington
Fenry
Wade Rogers
Yate Law School
Thi Huranit Aidgés
Kenncdy Court of Ay Peata
SA Ai Pemilion
Capegie
Hormel
Ted Samuel Adame
Lnd
John Hinenck
Mawes Vhuketts
George Minton
New York
Patrick Henry
Virginia
OMA
Efor Wienaord
Peneral Erverneent
Prater
Colombia
New Pederatian Currency Debate and Political Edges
A confusing OCR style report notes Mah Rogera discusses new currency plans while Beate Broke ends engagement with Senator Tart. Mentions include Vanderhil, Kyo Defends Government, and Polls coverage with various named figures and events across political and financial topics.
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Mah
Rogera
Tart
Howe Peialty
Asal
Vanderhil
Ented Kyo
Walker
Ord
Maretown
Tonching Welle
Buckley Reduces New Goffe Street Bell
Firemen's Mutual Aid Association of Kiypowered to give a bell at the fire station. Ladderman John Buckley of Co No 1 pled guilty to intoxication and is reduced to a lesser duty for eight months. Captain Shai received a leniency for fourteen days. A petition for fire protection from the Connecticut Fat Rendering and Fertilizer company was approved. Firemen's Mutual Aid granted funds to hold a hall for the benefit of the fund and a bell is to be installed at the Gelte shelter.
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John HE Huvkley
Co No. 1
Fie Ching
Die
Faye
Shai Wis
Arakes bin
Agovand
Yemday
Growing Some Morning Journal Support in New Haven
The Morning Tout reports broad public appreciation for The Journal of New Havens steady standard. Citizens endorse the paper as a tapersample of trusted reporting, signaling strong community trust.
Sunday Prohibition Debate Pulls In City Ministers
A heated hearing on local option and Sunday restrictions drew ministers, aldermen, and pastors from Protestant communities to advocate or oppose a proposed Alderman Cannington measure. Speakers urged adherence to state law, while opponents warned against limiting worship and other community activities. The session highlighted tension between municipal control and religious liberty, with continued discussion promised on the second page.
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Ieee
Amerie
Lhdaime
Thas
Elven
Ioan
Aldernyiain
Cannington
Ainson
Yihnin
Atv
Catparas
Fran R Thidkes
Himphrey Street
Henry
Sproat
Sonday Gwent
New Harpenty
Neve Haver
Comertiodt
New Thaeere
Fenrary
Wowitson
Rank
Crey
Franklin Knight
Whitson
Memorial Obsequies and Police Board Actions
Memorial services for Prof Seymour Day Stowell are held with address by Harvard’s Jobs Williams White and music by local faculty. attendance extended to friends and admirers. Police board backs Italian detective, adds patrols, and endorses Bertillon system. Stowell’s demotion from grade A to C follows burglary charge, with pay implications and potential future upgrades.
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Seymour
Battal
Trey Peck
Jobs Willams White
Harvard Universiy
Boxymour
Judge to Be the Doctor in Torrington Case
In Winsted Superior Court Judge Silas Robinson admonished Dr PF A Pulver of Torrington who was sent a note stating Andrew Tatinn of Torrington wished to decline jury duty. The court said it was the physician well within duty to serve and ordered the absent juror brought into court with a deputy sheriff dispatched.
Indictments Return Against Banker and Associate in NY Case
A federal grand jury in New York voted five indictments in the cases involving bank practices. Charles W. Moree and a former National Bank of North America officer face charges of over-trustification and misappropriation. One count also targets Moree, with another accusing a second associate. Moree, due to arrive from Europe next Saturday, had been previously subpoenaed by the New York County grand jury. Indictments were prepared by TB Pagan, assistant U.S. attorney, including charges against John R. Wale.
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New York
Federal Grand
Tches
Mike Ciarges
Charles W. Moree
National Bank of North Amerea
More
Etruria
Tiverpon
New York County Rand
TB. Pagan
Department of Jusitor
Pagan
John R Wale
Nordica Concert At New Haven Stirred Critics In Midwest
Predictions for Nordica concert recall the Herbertant tak night near New Haven and mention Boston and Madison venues. Critics praise the soprano and orchestral playing, noting a magnificent audience and a variable weather forecast for Wednesday including rain and warmer temperatures. The piece references venues in Montreal Quebec and New York area, with ties to the fair.
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Herberint
Nmr
Uettigg
Jima
Alate
Huitede
New Haven
New York Fair
Weber
Parker Elected Secretary at Security Assurance Company
At a directors meeting of the Security Assurance company Wille Parker was elected as secretary. Parker has been connected with the company for thirty years and has served as chief accountant for some time. The election recognized his longstanding service.
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Security Theurence Company
Wille Parker
Axei
Parker
Taitntal Service
Southern Club Meeting Banquet Reported At Te Its Ammnat
Readable fragments describe a Southern Club meeting and alleged banquet, with mentions of individuals such as Major John Y Tien and Professor William Teron Petes. The text references names and roles but remains unclear on event details, dates, or places.
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Lasrence Meton
Champe
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