Betting Frenzy and Arrests at New York Race Track
A large New York crowd packed the track as six races ran amid heavy betting. Police arrested nine men under the anti gambling law, led by Orlane Jones, with arrests triggering clashes and a chaotic scene near the betting ring. Detective Carr and Pinkerton guarded the area as bookmakers faced potential sanctions from the Jockey Club.
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New York
John Day
Anmieh
Peranna
Orlane Jones
Jones
Orior
Taw
Marty
Coney Taland
Richard Weldon
Pont
Carr
Weldon
Alleg Siu
Ralr
Cry
Mfenrner
Henman
Nis Dilly
Tench
Arroat
Allan Pinkerton
Ty Degin Neto
Ty John Cavanaugh
Jockey Lib
Brank Iyn Jockey Club
Cys Aniagh
Cine
Beninet
Petimat
Humber
Discord Report Denied in Contested Case Analysis
A lengthy report details the Republican National Committee hearings on contested Taft and La Follette seats. It notes no nomination for Taft in the contested Virginia district and outlines delegation seatings across multiple states. The piece emphasizes party strategy and ongoing friction among allies as the committee screens 219 contests over seven days.
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Republican National Committee
Taft
Alahama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Minnouri
North Carolina
Orin
Oklahoma
Penneyminte
South Carolina
Tennersen
Texam
Virginia
Alanka
Arizona
Paraker
Ohio
Naona
Louisiana
Amazon
Greens
Brownlaw
Off to See Florida Sinr War Party Heads Home
Washington notes a June 12 gathering as Secretary Mont calf of the Navy and a high level group travel from Hampton Route to observe torpedo tests on the Florida. Attending are Taft, Postmaster General Mer cer, Brigadier General Charles Fi wards, Lt Colonel Charlie Mel Ailay, and Lt Com Cleland St Dovis. The Mayflower cruised during the exercise. The party will return to Washington Sunday.
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Washington
Montcalf
Navy
Hampton Rounte
Florida
Taft
Mercer
Charles Fiwards
Bureau of Indular Affairs
Charlie Mel Ailay
Marine Corps
Cleland St. Dovis
Ordnarios
Tha Tris
Maine
Mayflower
School in Danger as Education Board Plans Ventilation Overhaul
The Board of Education authorized the school committee to seek estimates for major ventilation changes at Lovell School, citing dangerous underflow ventilation with open flues. Architect reports note inflammable materials below the floors and a dangerous system. action to replace will wait until next term while fire inspection funds are readied for prior sites.
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Board of Education
Lovell
Lovell School
Collinwood
Ja W. Robinson
von Pereh
Hsmay
Robinson
Nxt
Strays to Inspect US Officials Meet Over Migration Law
Secretary Hienus and Commissioner General of Timigration Sargent plan a meeting with Commissioner Watehorn and medical authorities from Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and Montreat. They will discuss protecting regulations for administering migration laws and coordinating administration at the federal level. Two naval officers will accompany for inspection and to ensure mine protection.
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Washington
Hienus
Timigration
Sargent Sill Viet Aia Slaland
Watehorn
Tmigention Stationa
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Montreat
Athinie Parte
Yiin
Nevern
Norte
Noretary
Menivele Nerelice
Eddy Explanation Sparks Controversy At Annual Church Meeting
Text reports Mrs Eddy addressing a church gathering on the plan to shift worship emphasis from material to spiritual in the annual meeting of the executive members of a prominent church organization. The message, delivered before a committee and read to brethren, urged reform and unity within the denomination.
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Anton
Mary Wakter Gh
Cheiatiin
Beene Phuneh
Exenis
Mhrat Church of Vetaplony Biokentiete
Firnten
Aly Weldon
East River Spanned by New Interim Manhattan Bridge
New York report notes a temporary bridge span across the East River to link Manhattan and Brooklyn during construction. A barge with large iron reels was towed between the Manhattan and Brooklyn sides to support workers laying the main cables for the final suspension span.
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New York
Manhattn
Brooklyn
Manhattan Bridge
Manhattan
Brooklin Tower
Girl thrown from horse near Coronial tin and Cox's early January incident
A young woman riding a hired horse between Malt Way and Coronial tin and Cox's was thrown after the horse bolted on a road. The mare reared and struck the rider against a fence. She was taken to her home by a passerby as the horse continued running until stopped.
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Pinarlnua
Ty Hermann Roeh
Oldest Living Ex Member of Congress Dead
The obituary notes the death of an elderly former congressman from Washington state. It references his long service and unique status among peers, mentioning his age near eighty and his career in government. The report is brief and focuses on his prominence and final illness.
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Congress
Dea—dudge Wright
Washington
Vinnie Wright
McNainy
Principal New Haven and Tivigend Named
Delegates ready for CUWARN. a principal named for New Haven and Tivigend dominates the scattered political notices. A list of varied items includes a safety warning, sports results, and personal notices among杂.
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Florida
Biare Sc
Yale
New Haven
Horne
Dinner Honoring Railroad Man Blake Draws New Haven Leaders
A 100 strong group of prominent New Haven and West Haven business men feasted at Moegling's in Savin Rock to honor James A. Blake, formerly amusement manager for the Connecticut company, with gifts and a commemorative testimonial from the Savin Rock Business Men's Association. The event included a civic procession to White City and speeches praising Blake's service and wishing him success in future ventures. The gathering lists Mayor Martin and many local officials and businessmen among attendees.
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New Haven
West Haver
James A. Blake
Connecticut Company
Moegiing’s
Savin Tork
Biy
Samuel FR. Hoyt
Mr Make
Blake
White City
Bavin Rock EA Mhess Men's Association
Bavin Rock
Weet Haven
Conn
Duke
Maman A. Bowe
Fay
Str
Bavin Hock Park
Connecticut Kenlitond Company
Mr Blake
Mir~ti
J. Johnson
BF. Thompsen
M McGinn
Mr. Mendel
J. Bretafeldoe
Hiefnert
Mo Machel
M. Well
Ph. Marty
Willan Froetich
Puinderford
John Kelly
Thomann Wo Lane
Maxwell
Deny and Perlman
Arthur Sloane
Speck
le Tentman
L. Metager
Frank Harlin
Din Disbrow
Sup
Judge
C. Gulnan
Herbert Moree
John Hendrick
John Adan
Wo Murdock
Dr. Beck
W J Sheehan
Frank Metin
Isha
Wiliam Woods
Doc
Edwands
Simmons
Charles Thne
Wilcox
Edward Raffle
Willa Bandalls
Mr Waldo
Samuel J. Hoyton
Lamb
William Crouse
Mo Meyers
Gunde
Frank B
Want Ads Fill Chauffeur Dressmaker Positions in Journal Courier
The Journal Courier notes that many people answer a dime ad to fill chauffeur, dressmaker, and other positions. The inquiry asks how often readers say they wish they knew where to find such workers through classified ads.
Actress seriously injured in theatre stunt fall
Ida Kleine, nineteen, an actress in the new play Three Tyelie, fell about fifteen feet from a revolving wheel stage rig during a final rehearsal at a New Haven theater. She was unconscious, taken to hospital in critical condition, with head and shoulder injuries after the rig’s fastening failed. The production has been halted and further details awaited.
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Ida Kleine
New Haven Hospital
Miss Kleine
Aienne
Hon
Mish Kleiné
Harry J. Welch
Nlit
Mike Kleine
Wan
Hoaplain
Alan
Jon
Mina Kieiné
New York City
Mien Kietne
New Haven Road Dividend Declared Despite Low Profits
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad board met in New York to declare a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent payable June 10 to stockholders of record June 15. The past three months’ earnings were insufficient to support the dividend. reserves will cover the shortfall with summer earnings likely to fund September payments.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Miwnaya
Hla
Mehl
Oil Trust Convicted In Interstate Commerce Case
A federal jury convicted Noohester Dune 13 cutty and the Blandhard Oil Company of uniled commerce violations. The trial, which began June 1, centered on accepting a wrong Tariff from Med to shipments to Oman Tutland Hellowsaka. The indictment listed forty counts, each carrying up to 29001 fine, with total potential penalties tied to 800 000 in shipments.
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Noohester
Cutty
Wan
Blandhard Iil Company
Alnes
Oil Company
Inwt
Oman
N.Y
Tutland
Hellowsaka
Cleveland's Successor and Democratic Convention Sends Warm Farewell
The Denver convention sent a heartfelt letter to former President Cleveland praising his friendship and urging wishes for his continued longevity and wisdom. Salt Lake City and other cities report the adjournment of the criminal court with State Attorney Aggleston’s term ending soon and a possible pendency to Connecticut for Willan P. Walker, the New Beltain embezzler.
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Denver
Willian J. Bryan
United
Tirayer Cleveland
Salt Lake City
Utah
Criminae
Mariford
Criminal Court
Opanite
Agglestan
Search Continues for Drowned Yale Senior George Catlin
The memory of George Kaward Catlin, a Yale senior, is honored as rescue teams scan Sachem's Head to Verrill's Stand for the missing body believed washed into the sound after his drowning last Sunday morning. His father joined the daylong search but no trace was found. The 1908 class planned a memorial supper at Momauguin, which was canceled.
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George Kaward Catlin
Sachem
Verrill
Momauguin
George A. Cattin
Conscience Troubled Him Unknown Man Returns 88,000 Theft
A man from Jersey City sent an envelope postmarked Jersey City containing 8,000 to the U S Treasury conscience fund. In a letter he explains that years ago he and another man stole government funds and the 8,000 brings the total returned to 40,000. He says the sum has been paid back over several years.
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Washington
Portolyou
Jersey City
Treasury
Hime Wolf
Taft Delegates Depart for Chicago Convention
Nawneg State Republican delegation of 14 solid Taft supporters and 14 alternates, plus a party of friends, will leave by special Pullman train for Chicago to cast votes and rally support for William H. Taft. The party will stop in Bridgeport Norwalk and Stamford to pick up members, then proceed to New York City and on to the convention. Notables including Lieutenant Governor Lake and Congressman Lilley travel, with Governor Woodruff and Senator Judson expected to be away. local politics anticipate reactions to Lilley’s move and nominating speech for Speaker Cannon.
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Taft
Chicago
Nde Donal
William H. Taft
Bridgeport
South Norwalk
Stamford
New York City
East
Lake
Congress
Ian Lilley
Woodruff
Thomas Auto Threatened In New York Paris Car Race Incident
St Petersburg reports an American firm Thomas Company faced threats to its automobile during the New York to Paris race. The foreign office says it will ensure protection for the car as described, with orders issued to safeguard the vehicle.
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St Petersburg
Ebrbagay
Foreign Office Savera
Thomas Company
New York
Paris
Forlaw
Tlw
Special Privilege Vetoed Over Veterans Employment Bill
Boston reports Acting Governor Mhen and Draper returned to the House to veto a bill concerning employment in the public service for veterans of the war with Spain. The chamber debated veto passage as votes stalled and the measure failed to clear. The governor stated the bill created a costly plan benefiting a large labor majority.
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Boston
Mhen & Draper
House of Representatives
Spain
House
Annsworth
Ajalier
Commonwealth
Salaries Boosted for All Teachers in City Schools
A city school board meeting approved a high school salary schedule boosting total salaries to 426,820 dollars, an increase of 29,308 from the prior term. The plan classifies teachers by responsibility, sets maximums, and allows transfers for meritorious cases. appointments for the 1908-1909 term were approved, with heads of departments noted and others to follow.
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Fenowt of Education
Xalarion Agere
Rome
Cushlig
Kirschner
Asntakes Pone
Weather Record Forecast for Northeast and New York
Washington weather bulletin notes Saturday and Sunday showers in the south west portion with light to fresh east and southeast winds. Eastern New York expected showers Saturday and Sunday with a south wind and similar light to fresh conditions.
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Washington
Kortheast
Mneland
New York
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