Road must sell stock says House action before July first 1910
The House approves amendments to require the New York New Haven and Hartford system to dispose of stock in Boston and Maine holdings by July 1 1910. The bill traces a five day fight in the lower house over stock control and stockholder rights amid rail regulation debates. The Senate may later concur or send to conference, with votes split on proposed amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowton
Shne
Tollan of
Thiobyte
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Senate
New York
Lew Hover
Hartford Road
Maine
Wbsohire
Niw
Thia Bil
Maouinchiumetta Angiaiotire
Colet
Boston and Maine
Nirman M. White
Brookline
Borton
He Brewn
Medford
William J B. Lawrener
Hotier
Trenton
New Flaven
Walker
W. C. Foxon
Conference Committee
FIRE EXAM HELD FOR CIVIL SERVICE SUBSTITUTE FRAMEN
The last of three civil service examinations was held at Heardmoor school yesterday afternoon for substitutes. Thirty five candidates who passed physical exams took the paper. The board has not yet completed the review of all papers and will take several weeks to finalize results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heardmoor School
Temperance Vote Elects Brewers Leader Honorary President
The Milwaukee convention of United States Brewers unanimously elected Kendall as honorary president. Debates centered on eliminating temperance crimes and banning saloon resorts. George J. Obermann of Milwaukee and W. Kewsall of New Haven were named honorary presidents, with plans for next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
United States Brewers
Milwaukee
Jawseph Umlein
J. Topham Richardson
Eagiteh Browers
England
New York
Font & Joler
Board of
Inanimauely
George J. Obermaiun
W. Kewsall
New Haver
Hannrery Prextidente
Joseph Lehman
New Yorke
Lusitania Speeds Across Ocean Breaking Records
New York reports the Cunard liner Lusitania breaking Atlantic speed records on her voyage from Queenstown to New York. Captured in wireless dispatches, the vessel reportedly reached 1048 knots during a run, with hourly and daily averages ranging from 9 to 27 knots. The ship is due to arrive about midnight Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canary Line
Cusitania
Trent Queenstown
Nore
Halifax
Daunte Rock
Lislania
Watch Recovered After Theft Report in Hartford
Hartford Police detained a man named Timothy Sullivan on suspicion of stealing a green faced open watch with a loose nut and numbered case. Detectives seek to determine if the watch belongs to a local resident and recover it from the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Mts City
Timothy Sullivan
Duhn
Wedding Announcement for Apencer and Youls Family
The groom Apencer, son of Myeay and Youre, a millionaire employed in manufacturing, marries Miss Lanier Prouly Youls, daughter of Myeay and Youre. The bride is related to Lonignt tH Ruin Kinigeey Hyde of Providence. The wedding party was once connected to Taine Proury and Ben, with Mr Voting serving as firm president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanier Prouly
Myeay
Kinigeey Hyde
Providence
Cropliy
Taine Proury & Ben
Mr Voting
Miss Roosev
N. J
Ethel Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Mine Georgiana Haidine Fare
Allan Gard Coming Home for Operation in New York
Allan Gard will be in New York next week for an operation. His brother Walter Gard says Allan will arrive by the Herlden from the Philippines. he has been in the academy and recently shot by a marauder. The brother expects Allan to join in exams completed and to be in New York shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Gard
Yale
Atlan Gard
New Fork
Bherlden
Philipe
Pines
Hi Prowndd
Phillippines
Mara Nitty
Wta
Han
Jin
Apelin
Joly
Militia to Guard Racers at California Event
In New York on June 10 officials announce a militia guard for a forthcoming automobile race. The American and foreign entrants are listed with a grant price set for the event. The concession and municipal authorities in Bavannon oversee the arrangements for November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amerom
Bavonnel
Gian Thuredny
Maxir Medenin
Bavannin
Uhutain Enutity
Jury clears actor in high profile trial
New York June 11 jury finds the actor not guilty after a decade of sensational coverage. The trial centered on alleged improprieties with a young girl and involved multiple witnesses. Court officials indicated the judge ordered the jury to deliberate until reasonable doubt was resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jory
Raymond Hincork
Enoedian
Garault
Elise Wddinig
Thim
Got
Dawalt
Mennaente
Jonet
New York City
Accusera
le Wae
Thene
Marriages Decline Amid Economic Slump In State Department
Read appears to discuss marriage rates among state employees during May and the year, noting declines and possible links to prosperity and employment. It mentions fluctuations in marriage numbers, with May data showing fewer marriages and overall yearly trends, hinting at broader social effects of economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
General Evans Elected At Confederate Veterans Meet
The United Confederate Veterans adjourned their annual convention amid the election of General A. Evans as commander and mention of Momphiene’s victory. The reunion features a floral parade and entertainment, with celebrations across the city. A notable moment is the movement to relocate the Confederate movement’s birthplace near Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Aly
Dune
Momphiene
Pountan
Coment A. Evans
Shehlet
Econ
Beephen
Het Kaden
Taft Assured of Nomination in Cleveland Convention
Chicago June 10 The Republican National Committee met to decide contests in four districts and states as Taft secures votes. Delegations in Taft favor were confirmed in key districts while Paraker gained two half votes. North and South Carolina disputes loom as credentials and contest rulings move toward Friday night completion. Isaac B. Rich, veteran theater manager, died in Boston at night.
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Chicago
Natonal
Falver
William H. Taft
Joseph B. Paraker
Han
Jeortests
Aistrien Ronteath
Oslo
Stadt
Taft
Paraker
Massachusetts
Anil Waa
Ieee
North Carolina Cone
Avery
Yn Honiat
Aincimsinn
Tony
Harry W. Daugherty
Colamus
Ohio
Tnneherty
Yale Crew Practice Report From New London Armory
The article details Yale columnist observations of a Yale crew practice at New London with men drilling intensely, kennedy corrections of faults, and a late evening tow of the boat. It notes Harvard’s flat-topped shell and Yale fighting to contend, with crews testing each other along the river and sailors displaying strong form.
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Tonenil
Gales Ferry
Dane
Inet
Thana
Norton
Yale
Kennedy
Eight Air
Tlver
Varsity
Phott
Harvard
Galton Ferry
Lune
Athos Tv Ingelen
Pent
Ingstan
Labor situation improves as public bureaus see surge
Hartford reports May sees a sharp rise in unemployment aid requests. Five free public employment bureaus logged 112 percent more applicants than April, with female applicants increasing by 1.80. The total applications reached 1142 and total placements 752, led by New Haven where 100 men and 12 women sought help and 107 women secured positions.
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Hartford
New Haven
Urges Election of School Board In Article Debating Roles
The Teachery Journal features William J. Hackett arguing for a broader school board. He urges popular election, expanded membership by districts, civil service for teachers, and limits on board control of athletics, especially high school teams. He contends the board lacks authority over athletic activities and school athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William JH. Hackett
High Echops
Board of Education
Hackett la m
Hour of Education
Kyatum
Hackett
Civil Service
Thirh
Ott
Dad Ucation
Girl Still Missing After Troubling Disappearance
The missing girl case centers on Buyhin Dickerman of 104 Rosette Street. Police and family pursue leads after a two week inquiry, including a suspected attempted contact with her sister on the morning she vanished. Neighbors and authorities describe a distressing search with limited progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Dickerman
Rosette Street
Buyhin
Mondis
May Cut Dividend in Rail Lines Affects Next Year
The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway plans a 2 percent quarterly dividend for the current year ending June 20 190X with earnings rising in the first quarter. The year’s remnant dividend will depend on recovery from a business downturn and may see reductions in the October to December quarter.
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Tnet
Consolidated Railway
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway Company
Thas Quadlin
Bismond
Civic societies discuss adopting voting machines
A special meeting of the Associated Cielo noelethos was held at United ehaven chapel to consider adopting vote counting machines. New York representative United States Standard Voting Machine Company explained advantages of Stanland types before the committee and board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cielo Noelethos
United Ehaven Chapel
Tesaluton
Board of
Aldarmen
My Muniliton
New York
United States Standard Voting Machine Company
N# company
Wodetlew
Ruswell
Black mare POT SATS and civic meeting notes
A fragmented local notice mix reports a black mare named POT SATS, driver Lindhins, and drive details. It also details arrangements for a Chandiat day celebration, committee actions, attendees, and a reference to a political event and a journal notice about a mare sale, with scattered names and dates.
Henry Watterken in Democratic faction turmoil in Nebraska
Henry Watterken admitted Democratic infighting could hinder Mr Bryan's candidacy. Bryan accepted Watterken as the influential candidate for the Democratic party, with the context centering on party dynamics and internal disputes in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marse Henry
Henry
Watterken
Laievillys
Bryan
Fultsview Co
Bryan'e
Bryay
Demoncratin Party
Fort Named for Cheney in Manila Bay Battery
The war department notified Cat. Braye W Cheney of South Minehenter that a battery of the twelve established at the Corregidor entrance to Manila Bay was named after his son, Ward Cheney, a Yale graduate of 1806.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
Cat
Braye W Cheney
South Minehenter
Corregidor
Manila Bay
Ward Cheney
Yale
Maktinisy
Oxborn
Welchhally
Weather Record For New York And New England Areas
Weather record outlines Thursday forecast for Washington Jane and forecasts for the Huntington area of New York. General forecast indicates Thursday showers with light to free winds, mainly from the north. For New England and the southeastern portions, expect Thursday winds to be southeast, becoming light to fresh northwest to north on Friday.
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Washington, Jane
New York
New England
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Lusitania
Stelen Sctiadeh
Maeeled
Allan Gard
Lantitia Winder Ordere
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Eltimie
Savannah
Hitchcock
Freed
Stiney
May
Evans
Confederate Veterans
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EDO Mill Pawel Miisinge Sretal
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Anne Felis
Klee
Sworts
New Brion
Waterbury
Hanplone
Senator Lodge
Isaac Th. Rich
Ronton
Isac B. Rich
Dlabeton
Bventog
Orion Crmelios
Bosmita Dickerm
William H. Hackett
Bea
Ima
Lindhins
Tayed
Vike
Denver
Hoje Intendad
Howton
Eserytitie
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Aomenihar
Cuib
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Atete Corporation
Ontmihalme
Appatitel
Soviaikty Af
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Yen
Reynolds Ehaleman
Mesa
Paurewe
Journal-Courter
Young Anderaon
Sehit Unglin
Corie Ike Eufo-Puard
Pene
Cheney
Philippines
United States
Tombi
Albany Peck
Aronia
Condy
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Burtaly
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Detroit
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