Political agitation and party reform in New Haven
The Journal-Courier discusses independent movements and reform pressures in New Haven politics, urging representation on the board of education and critique of old parties. It warns of direct primary and biennial election debates, praising labor interest while urging responsible appointments and cautious constitutional changes. The piece notes storm-related losses in New York amusements and rueful forecasts from Mr. Tarr about showers.
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Pawar
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Journal-Courier
Aber
Thle
Bogin
Board of Education
Organized Labor
New Ha‘ven
Socialist Party
Connecticut
Vnouilixta Bellave
Party of
A Splendid Charity Day At The Home For The Pen The Less
A community appeal urges support for The Home for the Pen Less through a donation day. Citizens are encouraged to aid orphaned childrenHospitals nurseries and voluntary excursions for women and children. The article praises local philanthropy and appeals to the city’s enduring generosity to sustain the home’s mission.
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New Haven
Tealley Company Proposal Among City Streets Concerns
The text argues for redefining traffic flow around Temple and tower areas to ease congestion at Micket and Chapel streets. It calls for wider relief from crowded corners and suggests that New Haven will eventually adopt broader street layouts rather than remaining a one-corner city.
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Tealley Company
Micket
Chapel Streets
Eitien
New Haven
Currency Legislation Faces Uncertain Path Through Congress
The piece urges swift action on emergency currency legislation amid mixed sentiment from papers like the Boston Transcript and Springfield, noting concerns over automaticity and the bill serving only as a palliative. It cites ongoing battles between factions tied to Vreeland Ald Flchbile and Republican leaders in Washington.
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White House
Boston Transcript
Springfield
Currency reform debate rumbles through Senate race
A flood of arguments surrounds a proposed national monetary commission to oversee currency policy. Supporters praise streamlined control while critics warn of concentrating power in the treasury. critics contend the bill was rushed and overreaches. Senator La Follette’s heat of debate is cited as evidence of temper in Congress.
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Pantieas), Ne 45 Corporation Interference Or, Other Administration Menellion
Milton
Congress
Treasury
Fesco
Jimietson
la Follette
Senatn
Senators Clash Over La Follette Rhetoric In Senate Show
A reporter recalls Senator La Follette’s extended late night speech in the U S Senate. The piece criticizes his use of parliamentary rules and calls his actions a political farce. It contrasts prior senators’ debate with his lengthy rambling address and mockery.
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Journal-Court
Maken
Tefloud
la Potlettie Elarte
Senate
la Follett
Sinatire Stone
Gore
Whithington
New York Tribune
Nagineg
Erie
Wiiten
Davie
Ronatar la Pollet
United Stater
Senator Controversy and Senate Roll Call Turmoil
A chaotic Washington scene shows senators pressed to confront disruptive remarks and a lengthy roll call. Debate over minority speaking time and procedural rules highlights the struggle for order as tensions flare and a vice president’s ruling looms over proceedings.
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Ty Eergeaniontarme
Waehingum
Benatar
Aleommerkeney
la Follette
Huelnewe Hall
la Mallore
Citizens seek calmer Fourth of July amid violence fears
A Century Magazine letter warns that patriotic celebrations turn to riot and injury. It cites 1903 to 1909 data, noting 3,109 killed and 32,020 injured nationwide, urging Springfield officials to curb wild parades and fireworks. The piece calls for school involvement and parental guidance to restore proper patriotism and safety.
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Paner
Journal-Contier
Harharte
Phowlig
Patriotinen
Warhanp
Jomahawk
Orpfon
Revelyer
Magerian
Piven Neilas
Killel
Surod
Nave
Alrtliony
Springfield
Jawad Altawer
Fem
Childran
Death and Fire Toll Darkens July Anniversary
A terse report recalls a fatal explosion and its aftermath, noting the deaths and the ongoing investigation. The account emphasizes the tragic event and the community’s response, with focus on the key figures linked to the incident.
Copnelly and Yale face Harvard in New London title clash
Fragmented text reports a political or academic contest with Yale described against Harvard in a New London setting. It mentions Taft and an official or observer, with unclear actions toward victory or defeat. The readable portions reference Yale, Harvard, and a timing or venue near New London.
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New York
San
Tam Pleimed
Dinorter in the House Sparks New York Hearing Row
An irregular report from the New York Tribune notes uproar in the house over Mr Macall'n nerven mud renmea and calls for a hearing. Clayton of Atihinni is quoted seeking order and control while Huston faces pressure to silence dissent and limit debates.
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Dinorter
New York Tribune
Macall
Clayton
Atihinni
Huston
Roosevelts Virtue and Vision at Carnegie Speech
The Nation of Lenton reports Roosevelt delivering a literary and policy oriented address at the Carnegie bureau ceremony. He praises international solidarity, republic ties, and the need for decisive American leadership, aiming to inspire unity and resolve in the era’s global tensions.
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Roosevelt
Lenton
Anatole Frasce
Carnegie
Ammer
Joan Repubiles
Roonavelt
Walt Whitman
Tie
Culan Battienvids
Mago
Nobel Prian
Cacringlak
Cates
Echoes of Dark Thought and Spirit in Helen Keller
A fragmentary, poetic passage invokes inner trials and mystical visions. The speaker contends with light and dark temptations, calling upon a transformed mind. Helen Keller is referenced within a Century magazine context, suggesting a literary meditation rather than a narrative event.
Fragmented Sayings and Discoveries From an Antiquated Ledger
A garbled OCR pastiche lists varied topics from primitive cooking to dangerous fire prevention, mentioning the Nihlens stove in Marllo Germany and a medical examiner Dr J Waller Pawkes. It references a maritime incident and a medals ceremony, with scattered names including Hatton, Haye Howmend, Stuygeant Fie, and Vanderbilt, amid speculative notes on antillian geography and ventilation.
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Silenfite Aniprean Eald
TR. Hatton
Ioin Haye Howmend
Hi He Woatinghioune
Stuygeant Fie
George Gilmour
Samuel Stetafi Carnet Vanderbilt
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J. Waller Pawkes
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Sam Amerion
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Morchante National Bank
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State Street
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Charles H. Loomis
Paul Revere
Ford Company
Twice Street
Impresaria
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Orange Street
Yale National Bank
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