Taft Outlines Soldier Duties At West Point Graduation
Secretary Taft addressed 108 United States Military Academy graduates at Cullum Memorial Hall, stressing civilian subordination to government and the duty to keep quiet and obey orders. He noted salaries provide decent comfort, warned of favoritism suspicions, and urged lifelong dedication despite family strains. General J. Franklin Bell attended with military honors, and Taft planned further stops in Hartford after the ceremony.
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West Point
N.Y
Wer
Taft
United States Military Academy
Detroit
Hugh J. Scott
de Port
Scott
Cullum Memorial Hall
Academy
War Department
Taft Constanty
Senate debate over Aldrich currency bill in Washington
Senate discussed Georgia Democrat Senator Clay's call for government issued paper money, sparking clash with Lodge and Teller. House proceedings yielded limited progress as Macon blocked increases to departmental WAI salaries. majority of the appropriation bill left unresolved. A public hearing on fire board contracting followed committee infighting and an executive session among aldermen and members.
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Washington
Ren
Senate
Clay
Georgia
Lodge
Teller
House of Representatives
Macon
Ar ‘Kansan
Wai Alis
Cnmwhien
Board of
Widerien
Chhet Rate
Tren
Ramers
Aquarre
Tet
Thinepecka
Aldesmis
Seaman Retmin
Cunningham
Cheadle
Yale Courant Board Elects Editors Amid Turbulent Race
The Yale Courant board elected editors from the 1969 elite including Robert Mos en New York James Le McConcash hy Mount Hermon Allen R. Dodd Upper Movietek and Harold Pheipe Etokes New York. Third place went to Karl Mugene Murehey Detroit while Harv Stokes led a faction favoring him. Henry A. Torre fy of New Haven declined election to the Yale Literary band. A small fire damaged a house on Orehaed street with slight damage and unknown owners.
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Etitore
Mule Courant
Robert Mosen
New York
James le. McConcash Hy
Mount Hermon
Allen R. Dodd
Upper Movietek
Harold Pheipe Etokes
Robert Moves
Amos le McCannuzhey
Dodd Wan
Karl Mugene Murehey
Detroit
Harv
Stokes
Enoden
Murchey Ghoul
Stokex
Ted Therther
Borretery
Alleon Pholpe
Murthey
Henry A. Torre Fy
New Haven
Yale
Courant
Death of Philander Ferry Prominent City Resident
Philander Ferry, longtime baker and restaurateur, prominent in the First Methodist Church, died in Brooklyn, NY. A resident of the city for over forty years, he was known for charity and community service and leaves a wife, one daughter Mrs. Benjamin Harned, and four sons Edwin Newell Lewis and Newell Ferry, with funeral at Evergreen cemetery chapel conducted by Rev Harned of Rochester.
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Philander Ferry
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mr. Ferry
Ferry
First Methodist Church
Benjamin Harned
Rochester
Edwin
New York City
Lewis
Kelly
Newell
Detroit
Mich
Edward
Tyler City
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Harned
Rocherter
Fatiows
William Barnum
Edward Rarenim
Hdwin
Newell Ferry
Wi Bartholomew
Shepherd
William P Hall to Speak at Men Only Meeting
William P Hall of New York City is scheduled to speak at the upcoming Sunday afternoon meeting in Fay Anditelum Auditorium. The event continues the Chapaman campaigm with men admitted only and expected to draw large crowds as Hall is famed nationwide for oratory.
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Poyt Auditorium
William Phillips Hall
New York City
Hall
Atlantic
Pacific
Yale Student Granted Time Change for Single Subject
A university announcement indicates a student in the arts program may spend more time on one subject than currently allowed. The change appears to involve college authorities and references to a secretary and administration, with notes on meetings and approvals amid miscellaneous campus details.
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Yale
A. Rand
Public Welcome to Art School and Museum Opening
Public welcome notes for the Art School and Peabody Museum opening, with details on funding, donors, and collections. The building cost about $1,000,000 with gifts from Mrs Street and others, ongoing exhibitions, and plans to endow chairs of instruction.
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Yale ‘Art School
Peabody Mogenn
Fourier
Curlan Chad
Thin Wan
Purebans
Parthenon Xemiptaren
Toerher
Art
Ete Dewo Preval
Avinalty Pvt
Joan Tramnull
Scrambled OCR News Card from Valparisin World Briefs
Fragmented item list mentions school openings salary cuts and various sports results. Names and places are garbled but reference to Austin Warns, New Haven, Harvard football, and rowing congress appear amid irregular phrases. Overall, a chaotic jumble of upcoming events, games, and notices with limited readable specifics.
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New Haven
Tetdgeport
Maye Marcard
Ell
Basketbal
Cornett
Cornell
Vile Wreetters
Tiger
Sovaloh
Rowing Congress
Harvard
Vvents
Paue
Steinist
N. Haven
Tietenent Divide
Hyperion
Pinon Co
Hiva Pl
Vovtowtiie
Pais
Yale Swimmers Victory in New York Meet
Yale defeated New York in a City of New York event as New Haven swimmers led by Karl Schintde won three events including 100 and 200 yard dashes. Yale captured the 800 yard relay and Frank Mullen of the home team took the fence diving prize amid strong performances.
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New York
Poh de Tnecorre
Yale
Witiy
Gole
Kelle
Frank Mullen
Sound Advertising Push for Growth in Busy Markets
The Journal urges firms to seize the moment and invest in smart advertising. It criticizes timid competitors and calls for bold campaigns to win new customers, arguing that proactive firms will outpace rivals and gain market share through intelligent, lively outreach.
Spectacle as U S Fleet Passes Valparaiso in Fireworks Display
Thousands in Valparaiso and inland towns witness a great fleet review as sixteen battleships under Rear Admiral Evans pass the port en route to Peru. Chilean officials greet the visiting ships while a synchronized gun salute marks the occasion. About 1,200 shots are fired in the celebratory display.
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Ratire
Valparaiso
Tng
Aka
Rvand
Alino
Peru
Valparaiva
Chile
Corsmilla Point
Valpariaghax
Mock Convention and Taft Nominated at Yale Law Debating School
A mock Republican convention at Yale Law School drew delegates from various branches and nominated Secretary Taft after two ballots. Agnes J Stanton of Bridgeport, a Republican, was discussed as a potential second nominee. Taft rejected a third term, and the event showcased early party politicking with speeches supporting the platform. A separate note mentions Pennsylvania basketball in Philadelphia.
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Republican Party
Kent and
Wayland
Schules
Yale Law School
Uhere
Minton
Chien
Sec
Tai
Dallot
Agnes J Stanton
Bridgeport
Tow
Wno
Taft
Ize
Alnate
Trong
May Gut Salaries Part of Retrenchment at New Haven
A New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad inquiry reports possible monthly salary cuts up to 1 percent for workers earning over 100 a month, as retrenchment tightens after last year's poor earnings. Management studies show rising operating costs and possible action by March 1 1908, risking strikes and negotiated wage reductions across the system.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Norton memory lapses in Hartford court exam
In Hartford Superior Court J B R Norton president of the National Mercentile company now in receivership was cross examined by Judge Shumway about the company’s affairs and the fate of its assets. He claimed ignorance when questioned about stock values and the disposition of corporate funds amid ongoing disputes and records.
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Hartford
J. BR. Norton
National Mercentile Company
Shumway Te
Nerton Wax
Wren
Mole Corporation
Mwenectient Corporation
Ache
Cain Etock
Maine Corporation
God 21
Compectient Company
Nore
Loeke Gad
Shah Assassination Report Sparks Claims and Confusion
Fragmentary clipping notes rumors of the shah of Pompe being assassinated. The item references uncertain reports, varying dates, and unclear sources, with no verifiable confirmation available.
Weather report from Atlantic to New England region
Fragmented weather notes describe a cold spell across the Atlantic coast and New England with rain in the south portion. Forecasts hint at colder conditions and possible snow in northern areas, with winds turning west and southwesterly and temperatures dropping across the region.
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Ington
Atlantic
Convine
Portland
Eabstern
New York
New England
Batre Fay
Austin School Board Urged to Adopt Merit Pay and Fire Safety Upgrades
Austin annual reports reveal Superintendent Beede proposes merit pay to boost teacher quality and efficiency. Building Inspector Austin highlights fire safety gaps in city schools, urging immediate fixes and fireproof stairways and doors. Board refers the safety concerns to the school buildings committee for action.
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Board of Educaton
Joseph H. Austin
Toepeeter Austin
Ely Whitney
Hy Beede
Finante Coninalitee
Alee
Ihrine
Boardman
Wx Wade
Netuil
Augibie Det
Chase
Haceward
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