Hammond for Secy Taft Running Mate
The article describes John Hays Hammond a mining engineer and political figure tied to Taft’s potential running mate role. It covers his career in mining, reforms in the Transvaal, and high-profile connections, noting his birth in 1855 in San Francisco and education at Yale Harvard Columbia and Johns Hopkins. It mentions his lectures, professorship, and independent work.
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John Haye Hammond
Sheffield Selentiumehst
Sow
Tom Hays Hammond
Sheffield
Selenite Schoo
Morell Rhodes
Hammond
Transvaal
Wim
Wileh
Wae
We Powerti
Afton Seare
We. Harmond
San Fran Elvoo
Vale
Minas
California
Mexico
Mme
Hapimond Han Aled
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Johns Dunking
Platt Again Sued Over Separation Pact and Debts
Former wife testifies in a New York case against United States Senator Thomas A. Platt. The suit, filed by a law firm for S447, claims payment of debts incurred by Mrs Platt during negotiations and before their 1908 separation. She details expenses and a permanent income agreed to as part of a separation agreement.
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New York
Supreme Court
United
Thomas A. Math
Te Teover
Plaineie
Illian Janeway Platt
Senator Platt
Lamch
Train derailment disrupts westbound service near Multken
Westbound passenger train No. 1 of the Pers Maro Quette railroad encountered an open switch forty five miles east of Rand Rapids. The locomotive and baggage sleeper car partly overturned, derailing the train while the coach and parlor car stayed upright. No serious injuries reported. passengers aided after the incident.
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Hetralt
Dune
Pers Maroquette
Multken
Rand Rapids
Alderman Pushes for Board of Education Investigation
Citizens press Alderman Aldormintate Large J. lerawn to seek an inquiry into the board of education alleging dissatisfaction with teacher welfare and the administration. He cites current friction in the city engineers department and argues for a reformed, elective board to reflect public will more closely.
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Aldormintate Large
Board of Education
Vty
Milling
Rosenberg Loses Team A in Hat Chapel Street Incident
Report states Rosenberg, a prominent figure, was attacked near Hat Chapel Street when a delivery van blocked the view. Witnesses recall a struggle, money and items taken, and the suspect fled. Police investigated but details remain unclear as the victim questioned the event’s framing.
Governor Fishing Trip Highlights Rich Hatcheries Seen
Governor Woodrntt and party toured Windsor Locks and the Farmington River fisheries. They observed a large hatchery output including 899 000 trout and 0 speckled beantdens. Officials praised the program and hinted at potential restrictions to sustain long term fish supply.
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Woodrntt
George T Mathewson
Enfitd
Tony Crampton
the Ely
Ko Hart Geer
Lyre
Hooker
Hartford
Tulin
Vektordey
Cory
Gome
AL Windsor Lawke
Oshare
Rovernor
Sind Preseey
Farrington
Ocean Race From Marblehead to Bermuda Set Tomorrow
Marblehead Mass June 2 six stout yachts will start from Marblehead Rock shortly after 11 tomorrow forenoon in an ocean race of about 475 miles to Bermuda. The contest combines the Corkins Yacht Club and Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. Yachts are divided into two classes with length thresholds around 40 and 50 feet.
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Marblehead
Mass
Stout
Marblehead Rock
Marillion
Bermuda
Royal Bermuda Yacht Clubs
Randy
Mental Hygiene Board Meeting Notices Delayed Text
A meeting of the Connecticut Board of Mental Hygiene will be held in room TE at the Washington building on Friday July 2 at 8 00. The agenda includes adoption of a certification and other important matters to be considered by the authorities.
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Washington Balling
Duke Not Victim of Opium Habit
A sensational report claims the Duke is not an opium addict, detailing his daughter’s ailment and family turmoil. It describes a Paris return, police involvement, and the duchess planning to stay with relatives while the daughter remains under care. The piece blends rumor with domestic distress following Mrs. Duke’s alleged sedate condition.
Gift of 11000 to mayor after retirement remarks
An envelope containing a draft for 11000 was handed to the retiring mayor Robert A Rinkh amid a push by eighty-one businessmen of Re Prol AX for an appropriation to fund the venerable mayor’s near loan. The report notes long service and past holdings, with emphasis on the donation’s timing and civic receipt.
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Robert A Rinkh
Allenna
Costa Rica Hails United States Aid At Central American Court
Costa Rica and the United States representatives attended a Central American Court event. Volunteers from Costa Rican government and others gathered for a week of activities praising U S assistance. President Tuchanan spoke as dignitaries expressed sympathy and support for continuing cooperation.
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Uaern
Riga
Willandtvehanon
Jimison
Tate
Tuchonan'e Ebeeeh
Republicans Edge Oregon Result in Narrow Victory
Fragmented OCR text reports Republicans slightly lead in Oregon voter returns with indications of a close contest. Dem candidate Chamberlin appears to be behind by about 1000 votes, with potential gains in the next legislature and several senators described as holidayers.
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Porntland
Remnan
Chamberlin
Halidayers
Prohfilcen
Unclear historical sports and events snapshot
Fragmented OCR text lists names, places, and possible events across venues and dates with wedding and sports hints. Key entities include Towns like Reston and Yankete, organizations or teams, and references to champions and holidays. meaning unclear but suggests a mixed daily brief with many proper names.
Appointment debate over city attorney post lingers
The community watches as Judge Matthews weighs a proposed city attorney appointment to succeed Almpson. Gilson and Gilson’s probate duties loom large as candidates’ names surface and a timing decision remains uncertain.
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Plana Court
Mennett
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Taind
Jual
Tle
Poaidion
John L,ikan
Tudae Stidies
Astad
Gileon Juder Mathemkun
Gilson
Elt
Customs Rule Fails in New York Duty Case
A New York customs ruling on import duties fails under review. The decision involved a claim of 240000 in duties on European goods and speakers of party codes, with Malik Lascai and Vive Cueto cited in the proceedings. The judge upheld the section 4 directive and assessed a 6 percent levy.
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New York
Jie Settiatams
Datien
Éeklace
Tudee Tanomie
Pati Staten Cour Tiedag
Vive Cueto
Hellet
Didge Lacambe Iy
Attachment of 8730 Filed Against Morrie for Wreneht
Clumsy OCR note reports an attachment filed yesterday in the law office against Morrie for a matter involving Mendel and Freedman at Whapel Street dry goods firm. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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Mendel & Freedman
Automobile Ads Reflect Summer Towns and Fete Delights
The notice highlights cars as timely purchases for both present and prospective colonists during the fete season. It notes city residents seek autos to stay in town for summer duties and social events, urging readers to consider automotive options in the local classified journal.
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Simmer
Coorter
Volun
Webb's Request Denied in City Private Detective Debate
City officials reject authorizing a private detective to perform police functions. Mayor and Chief of Police oppose except possibly a single exception regarding one applicant. Commission monitors the status of about fifty certification exams and orders clerk verification of applicant ages.
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Ken
Celiistoner
Ultman
Phillipe
Cowless
Hwa
Welch
Frank Sposa
Rallrnmi Ets
Carl Herestrom
Eppolit
Granaie
Merrion
Coplor
Eic Monther
Dimon
Convicted man cuts throat in jail bid for parole
Daniel J. Scutty of Bridgeport allegedly attacked an inmate in Danbury, slashing his throat and left wrist with a makeshift blade during a jail visit attempt. He reportedly walked away then returned with material to harm further, the assault described as nonfatal but serious by authorities.
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Bridgeport
Dane
Daniel J. Scutty
Danbury
Riri
Scully
Pra
Rami
Cleveland Anniversary Obscure Family Celebrates Quiet Milestone
An anniversary observance for Prinvatun Ned and Sune was held at their Cleveland home. A large wake wreath with a twenty inch diameter and inscription accompanied the event. The report mentions Princeton and local details, plus a charity donation day and minor incidents, with several garbled names and places.
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Ned
Aml
Cam i
Tpretani
Clevetinda
Prin
Prien
Cleveland
Princeton
Washington Minnetere Employers Liability Case Held
A U S Supreme Court ruling over the Employers Liability Act case involving Habitus pet of 1906 and the United States Supreme Court on the District of Columbia provision. The appellate court reverses a lower court dismissal and remands for further proceedings. The case questions Congress authority over District of Columbia commerce and federal constitutional powers.
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Washington
Minnet
United States
Dupreane
United
Houtiorn Railway Co
Hyde
Furthy
Appelalie
Columbia
Saintes
Conatiius
Arrest Report From Church Street Incident
A Portageport man Jace J Kirwie was arrested by Patrolman Lynch for lacking a tag on his automobile. The officer later found the proper tag, and Kirwie was charged with violating the automobile law.
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Jace J. Kirwie
Tiridgeport
Lynch
Hiputomanics
Yale Taft Club Formed To Back Taft Candidacy
A Yale undergrad movement formed a Taft club to back William J Taft for president. About thirty men joined to recruit students across 41 departments with a committee including Captain Bigelow track man Hutler and Kennedy. The group seeks independence from other Taft clubs and plans a marching club and guest speakers from New York next fall.
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Taft Club
William J. Taft
Yale Onraman
Corporation of Today
Bigiow
J.C. Auchinelons
Gerald M. Hutler
Chf. Lockhart
J. Mooker
Leonard Kennedy
Taft Clit
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Addr
Eth Promtar
Bryan Elih
Taft Clu
Yale Repubs
Bryan Club
Berkeley Divinity School Alumni Gatherings and Leadership Changes
At Middletown on June 2 the fifty week and annual alumni gathering occurred with an Alumni sermon in St Paula delivered by Rev Arthur J. Gamamek from class of 1808. The annual Dangiel was held to Bikshall this evening. A meeting of the school trustees accepted the resignation of Rev Tom Binney as dean and chaplain effective July 1. Rev Samuel Hart was elected to the vacancy. Rev Falla Bishop of class 1807 became a college professor of pastoral. Bishop Chautcey Brewster at Homer oversaw the Mary Witch Page teetireship and Rev William N. Gree venir, rector of the Church of the Incarnation in New York, was selected for the first Jeetiner appointment.
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Middletown
Berkeley Divinity School
St Paula
Arthur J. Gamamek
Clas
Bikshall
Tom Binney
Samuel Hart
Falla
Nlony
Chautcey Brewster
Homer
Mary Witch Page Teetireship
William N. Greevenir
Church of the Incarnation
New York
the Firet
Jeetiner
Inquiry Friday on Mills department work snooping
The investigating committee plans a Friday session to review work in the eleventh engineering department and aims to have Judge Studley testify on issues before him regarding an extension tied to Mamptuey restoration. Park Commissioner Torrence Ky commented on mayoral veto links to the Aliuy arrest matter. A young man named Rowton was arrested yesterday for stealing a bicycle near the First National Bank building.
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Board of
Pt Depen
Lcommitton Hae
Studley
Eemard
Torrence Ky
Tee
Aman Wan Nimes
Iain Rowton
Uik
Horney
Firat National Bank
New Trial Ordered for Frank M Ghee Pleas Court
A pleas court has ordered a new trial for Frank M Ghee in connection with the case before the court. Evidence or procedural issues prompted the ruling, with a date set for the retrial pending further instructions from the judge.
Sentenced 70 One Year Intimidation Charges at McLagan Foundry
Supreme court of error orders new trial in State vs Frank McGee counting three intimidation verdicts at MacLagan foundry during a strike. McGee, an iron moulder finisher, faced four counts with four months per count and a total of one year in jail plus a $400 fine. defense argued no intimidation amid shop picketing. The ruling follows extensive courtroom combat and heightened labor relations focus in New Haven County.
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Thle
Uty
New Haven
McGee
Upton
Rommen Plegs
MacLagan
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Bennett
David FB. Fitzgerald
Woodruff
Jacob P. Goodhart
Fenders Aa
Shopa
Supreme Court of Error
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Howard Daley
Hammersley
Dennison Brothers Va
Waterville
Thayer
Henry L
Judes
Weather Record for Washington and New England Regions
A weather summary notes June 2 conditions with cloudy periods and variable winds. North winds shift from light to fresh, with brief fair spells in New England areas and inland portions.
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Washington
New York
Iain
Warner
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