Lincoln would stand as protector of expansion in current policy
Grand Rapids Mich Feb 12 The Lincoln club banquet drew 2090 attendees with speakers including Ambassador Fusser Senator Foss and Secretary Taft. Taft received the night’s biggest applause as he argued Lincoln would favor protective tariffs, expansion, and McKinley Roosevelt era policy in today’s world, shaping US relations and limits on imperial power.
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Mich
Lincoln Club
Michigan
Klingman Furniture Exposition
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France
Roy M. Watkins
Young Mens Renubilean Club
Charles Molden
United States
William Alden Smith
Ambassador Fusserand
George Edmund Foss
William J. Taft
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
John Barrett
Bureau of American Repub Wer
Washington
Taft
Equator
Lincoln
Clary
Protertorista
McKinley
Philippines
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Pat
Theofate Roosevelt
Old Power House Afire At Ferry Street Barn Fire
Fire at the Connecticut company power house on Ferry Street damaged a hay storage section in a two story barn used as a car barn and repair shop. The loss was estimated over $200 with several hundred onlookers watching as water from a hydrant on East Chapel Street battled the flames.
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Ferry Street
New Haven Street Railway Company
Burt
Atlenot
Hast Chapel Street
Trolley Wire Breaks on Chapel Street
A damaged trolley wire on Chapel Street near Church Street caused a scare yesterday. Though the wire was small, crowds gathered as the emergency wagon arrived and halted the risk before any serious harm. About one hundred people were collected, with heightened excitement briefly.
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Chapel Street
Chirch Streét
Settlement Call for Judge Gray Nominated by Democrats
A Scranton movement urged national support for Judge George Gray of Delaware as the Democratic presidential nominee. The county committee adopted a resolution praising his statesmanship, peace efforts, and leadership, including roles in labor and international affairs, as a strong candidate for delegates pledged to him at the national convention.
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Judge Gray
Democratic County Committee
United Stees
George Gray
Delaware
Anitean Alsters
United States
Permanent International Peace Commission
Jefferson
Pennsyvenia
Lobe
Nettons
Brereton Yale Class of 1903 Dead in Mercerburg
Samual Mason Brereton son of George Brereton died at Mercersburg academy Mercerburg Pa on Wednesday evening February 0 from pneumonia. Brereton had served on the Mercersburg academy faculty for four years and was thirty years old in May. Funeral notices will follow.
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Mercersburg
Sammaal Mason Brereton
George Brereton
Mercereburg
Mercerburg
Gaines Attacks New Englanders in Lincoln Day Speech
Portland Maine February 12 Representative Foxter of Vermont spoke at the Lincoln day celebration praising Lincoln and Roosevelt. He warned that tariff revision could harm the nation urging caution as he criticized Massachusetts and New England manufacturers for seeking free raw materials to shield their own interests at the expense of others.
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Iite
New England
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New Land States
Battle ship to the rescue over stranded explorer case
A prominent Connecticut figure asks Admiral Jeans to halt at the Galapagos during a Peru to Magdalena Bay voyage to search for a missing man. The plan considers ships or repairs to aid the effort, with orders to brief Jeans before departure. A high spot on an island is reported as likely inhabited soon.
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Galapagos Islands
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Callao
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Santa Crux
Jeans
Potter Replaces Eaton as Dairy and Revenue Appointee
Commissioner Joni B. Noble named Hubert F. Potter of North Haven to replace Hubert C. Eaton as dairy commissioner and internal revenue collector. Potter leaves his post as inspector of schools under the state board of education. In Torrington a New York shoe store on Water Street was damaged by a fire overnight. The Syrian storekeeper could not be identified. The fire caused smoke and water damage estimated under 31500.
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Ren
Varre
Joni B. Noble
Hubert F. Potter
North Haven
Teneuty Dairy
Hubert C. Eaton
Tate
Ofice
Internal Revenue
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State Board of Education
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New York
Water Street
Thomas Minetto
Hale
Pon In & Co
Tharen
Arrests for Intent to Kill Shake Norfolk Case
Winsiet February 12 report of Sheriff arresting Deda in Norfolk after a postunion, with assaults alleged. Giovanni, twenty three, unmarried, hospitalized after the incident. Court term set for February 25 in Hartford Vehie Trial at New Guren, with a note on proceedings and docket.
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Norfolk
Giovanni
Greneequin
Sanday
da Pot
Pha
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United States
Atmiriet
Opto
New Guren
Fatt Talks on Encolates and State Rights Declared Dead
Fragmentary news notes cover political feuds and financial updates. Items mention Ridgely replying to a com, Hartford map lawsuit, Portland warehouse fire, Putnam $31900, Torrington $1000 fire, and district court sessions. Also listed are campus and local events, sports, and a concert rundown.
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Fowlandera
Ridgely
Hartford Map
Cox
Portland
Putnam
Potter
Eaton
Torrington
Erry
Man with initials on silverware linked to Chicago thefts
Detectives Dorman and Daley captured a strangely dressed man who tried to sell silverware to a focal Jewel ofe. He claimed the name Charles B. Peterson and initials C. BP on items. From Chicago, he said he burglarized a house near Boston and stayed at Hotel Commercial in Hartford.
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Daley
Hie
Charles B. Peterson
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Geil
Attenununals
Peterson
Boston
Uarford
Hnr
Deteramn
Finance Board Tonight Sees Police Chief At Meeting
At the regular finance board session tonight Chief Cowles of the police department is expected to explain an item in one department bill held up for investigation at the last meeting. The committee's report on another dispensary matter is also due, likely sparking further discussion akin to last week's session.
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Board of Finance
Cowles
Police Department
Fire scare quelled at 22 Oak Street store basement
A late evening fire alarm at 22 Oak Street drew Officer Maloney and residents to the scene. A large stone stove smoked violently in the basement while tenants fled in panic. Maloney controlled the crowd and firefighters quickly tamped down the blaze, causing only minor damage.
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Oak Street
Matoney
Dallding
Maloney
Captain Redfield
Co No
Steve Wae Talem
Why Churches Did Not Unite In Davenport
Davenport Congregational church and the Church of the Redeemer pursued a merger but debates and a hostile climate ended talks. Pastor Jaxon N. Pierce explains the committee findings showing overwhelming local opposition and notes financial safety nets at Redeemer did not motivate union. Pierce hints at future talks with Cent er Church and beliefs a three-church union could occur, possibly after many years.
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Davenport Congregational Church
Church of the Redeemer
Jaxon N. Pierce
Davenport Church
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Tegard
Davenport
Annie
Lee
Minanivex
Pierce
George Walinen
Frederick WH Brown
Frank W Pardes
G Thiman Smith
Robert MacArthur, Jr
Pierce Sayacc
Tewoatit
Redeemer
Perce Wall
New Haven
Mision
Hallan
Wester Agme
Courier
Davenport Phuret
Beni
Frederick Frasw
Cearles
Robent Mauth
Hadleys Sail Tuesday From Berlin After Book Gift
President Hadley of Yale presented one hundred books to the Traosevelt library at Berlin University for use in lectures on economic social and industrial topics in the United States He hopes the volumes will aid students and foster German American understanding A reception for American and German friends is planned before sailing next Tuesday.
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Berlin
Arthur T. Hedley
Yale
Traosevelt
United States
Ludwig Holle
Hadley
Germany
America
Joe Fox Likely Wins Town Clerk Post After Test
Civil service board completed review of twenty exam takers for the Town Clerk Whitaker’s office. Charles J. Fox, formerly in Director Coe’s office, is expected to secure the position. Top scores listed include Edward M. Trey 74 70, William Bulcloff 82 2 8 and 72 1 2, Melan M. Bowen 79 2 4 and 7, Mary B. Foote 84 23 and 9 ?, Berne A A Russell 22 3 and 7 1 2, Wittlam J. O’Brien 18 and 88. An exam for mehooprine lolpale clerks is set for February 27.
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Civil Service Board
Whitaker
Edget
Charles J. Fox
Coe
Averago
Edward M. Trey
William Bulcloff
National law on incorporation and divorce urged
Governor Curtis Guild Jr of Massachusetts argued that state rights failed at Appomattox and national law must regulate incorporation and divorce. He urged universal national standards on marriage, industry, banks, trusts, and food to unify the nation and prevent state by state privileges. He cited Massachusetts and South Carolina divorce laws and warned against allowing states to shield personal freedoms behind state rights.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
Lincoln
Appomattox
Abraham Mneotn
Insue
South Carolina
Witsek
Vale Pratt
Nino
Jena
National Lay
Washington
Loulelipass
Michigan
Abraham Wihenin
Wallee
Soar
Disappearance of Rhemfeld Freshman Griswold Sparks Investigation
Samuel Adams Griswold, a popular freshman at Rhemfeld Scientific School, has been missing since Tuesday morning. Secretary Stokes Dean Chittenden and police are investigating. Griswold, from South Wilhurst, last attended a lecture and did not return home Thursday night. His father, W. G. Griswold, believes he may be away visiting and not harmed.
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Rhemfeld Scientific School
Stokes
Dean Chittenden
Griswold
St Wall Street
Yesterdine
Amon
Elevia
W. G. Griswold
South Werlurs
Prancia Winslow
Grinwold
Mr. Griswold
Journal-Courinr
New Haven
Charles Tarrow Griswold
Shem
Wethersfald
Copper thief Jasper Andrew arrested after string of thefts
Detective Dennehy arrested Jasper Andrew on charges of stealing copper from Winchester's. Andrew, an employee at the factory, reportedly hauled copper chunks home nightly to hide a growing stash. He was caught in the act last night, and police were summoned.
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Jasper Andrew
Lynnen Street
Dennehy
Winchester
Andrew
Weather Forecast for Eastern New York and New England
Forecast for Thursday and Friday shows rain and warmer conditions in eastern New York with fresh southeast winds. Friday will be partly cloudy and colder with low temperatures in the northern portion. In New England Thursday remains unsettled with warmer day, and Friday colder in the northern portions with increasing southerly winds shifting to southwest.
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Washington
New Yorks
New England
Local Weather Report For New Haven Tech 16
Weather notes list temperature ranges and wind directions for a day. It mentions observed conditions, max and min temperatures, and wind velocity. The report preserves station labels and time stamps from the issue.
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Tech
Lael Binant
Terenas
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