Yale May Honor J Pierpont Morgan For Public Service
An Atlantic announcement says J Pierpont Morgan will be honored by Yale University at commencement for notable public service. Morgan, a Connecticut native and director of the New Haven railroad, is praised for aiding New York’s financial relief and for his distinguished career and philanthropy.
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Connecticut
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New Haven Railroad Company
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Brotherhood
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Morean
Charles & Meltion
New Haven
Melton
Morgin
Aldermen Night Meeting On Purchase Of New Machines
Aldermen plan a monthly council session tonight to review a report on purchasing vote counting machines. Several members support the buy while others oppose. agenda includes traffic ordinance repeal and ticket speculation changes. Fourth of July committee to present progress and plans. Barbary management committee to address current conditions.
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Observe Children's Day Observed at Churches Across Town
Yesterday's Jen weamner drew many to churches for Children's Day with musical programs and student performances. Bibles were presented to parishioners and children helped honor the occasion amid ceremonies at multiple parishes including St. Shorang and Trinity.
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Cruiser Not Wrecked Beattie Wash Dungeness Split
Captain Undorwood of the cruiser Coloraide reported a rough voyage up the coast from California and said the cruiser was never in danger. The fog lifted at 6 o clock and the Colorado neared shore at Dungeness Spit. The Colorado and Pennsylvania were bound for Bremerton when the rumor spread they had gone ashore.
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Dungeness Spit
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Boy Cyclist Hurt in Crown Street Accident
A boy cyclist named William Lovelace aged about 14 was thrown from his bicycle when the front wheel broke near 148 Orchard Street. He suffered a head wound and eye injury, with others aiding him as Dr. OBrien attended. Witnesses blame wheel failure for the crash and the party, including Proctor and Ginter, returned Lovelace home after calling for help.
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Burglary Arrest After Night Shop Break-In
Matthew Farley from Wallacentren was caught near East Street at 10 80 p m during a machine shop burglary at M Mackenzie. Two watchmen detained him. Officer Kerrigan placed Farley under arrest on burglary charges. Police say Farley had between 240 and 270 dollars worth of tools and materials on him belonging to the company, which he apparently planned to steal.
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Wallacentren
M Mackenzie
Anil
Marley
Noisy Welcome for Delegates Amid Convention Buzz
Chicago June 24 A noisy welcome greeted state delegations and marching bands as crowds filled hotel lobbies and the plaza fronting Lake Michigan. Delegations from California Oregon Idaho and others arrived amid a less feverish but lively atmosphere with bands and banners. Leaders at Cannon Taft Fairbanks and Knox headquarters drew attention as the political scene set for the convention’s formal opening.
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Virginia
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Ohio
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Knox
Hitchcock for Manager of Republican National Committee
Chicago June 14 letters urged Secretary Taft to appoint Frank H Hitchcock manager for election and to force presidency to the Republican convention if nominated. Expressions favorable to Hitchcock were sent by more than half the present national committee members after an intimation from Washington on choosing a chairman.
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Taft
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Samuel Gompers III Phleaga June 14
A report from a physician notes Samuel Gompers III in Phleaga on June 14. The ailment linked to injury from weeks earlier is not deemed serious by the medical professional. Ramil Gompers is identified as president of the American Federation of Labor.
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Ramil Gompers
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Hon Sole Wolsore to Delegation amid varied events
A jumble of names and places mentions Sole Wolsore addressing a delegation while noting events across politics, sports, culture, and transportation. The report lists figures like Lenox Club, Bragg, and Vanderblits, with references to hospitalities, a funeral, a yacht show, a horse event in Paris, and city notices.
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Lenox Club Raided Seizing Liquor With Warrants Pending
Police raided the Lenox club at 881 Chapel Street about 2 AM finding 170 beers and five gallons of intoxicants. No arrests were made but warrants will be issued today. more than 40 people were present. Sergeant Doherty led officers Seastor Stevens Don Egan and McManus in the raid at New Haven’s Lenox club, a well known local institution.
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William G. Doherty
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Pines
Central Police
Milford Auto Crash Injures Rider. Two Cars Collide on Broad Street
Milford June 14 two automobiles collided head on on upper Broad Street near the trolley switch injuring a woman and badly wrecking one car. Mrs Kemf sprained wrist treated by Dr Putney. William W Jones of Bridgeport and party aided the injured. Both drivers declined to blame the other.
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Aridgeport
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Woman Declines Food Says She Knows Death Is Near
A patient named Mrs Kinlela, under medical care at the general hospital, refused nourishment amid predictions of imminent death. Doctors and a nurse stayed with her to persuade eating while she remained defiant and solemn.
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Anna Kiseleja
General Hospital
Fire at Main Street confectionery damages building and tenants
A fire at a confectionery shop on Main Street damaged the building and tenants. The blaze caused about 87,909 in damage with losses to the store reported at 2,000. The fire was started by an explosion from fireworks on display in a window.
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Finetfond
J. Rosenbaum
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Yale Abolishes Her Tip System Amid Wage Reform
Yale University ends the private tip system for janitors and replaces it with a university payroll. The change shifts duties from individual room services to a centralized schedule, reducing income for longtime room sweeps and altering extra services through the bursar. The plan sets daily pay around a fraction of a dollar and outlines a nine hour workday with limited personal tasks during dormitory rounds.
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Theft of Superintendent's Team After Midnight
Bantot Lawlor of Mishelstent reported the theft of the superintendent of sewers team from behind a storefront near Market Vineet. The horse and gear were recovered. Weston William Marlowe was charged with the theft and held in the jail as the accused offender. Marlowe has prior run-ins with the law.
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Plague Alert in Caracas Amid Quarantine Measures
Reports from Caracas note bubonic plague cases prompting fears of wide contamination. Authorities impose fever precautions and require a five day quarantine for travelers from Canaethra l as the railroad line opens. A fire on Wal ter street bridge yesterday caused damage.
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Drowned Sailor Missing After Fall From Steamer Castle
Private D F Witridge of Eighth company coast artillery stationed at Fort Mansfield drowned near Lone Island after falling from the government steamer Castle. Sergeant Howell Wilson of the same company also disappeared during the return trip from Port Wright, Madren's Island. Captain A A Earle did not know the men planned for Fort Mansfield and did not attempt the trip. circumstances of Ethridge's fall are unknown.
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A R Memorial Interesting Ceremonies Held in Grove Street Cemetery
The David Humphreys Bone of the American Revolution branch held memorial services at Grove Street Cemetery with about 500 attendees. Graves of revolutionary soldiers were decorated, totaling 124 at Grove Street and 61 more across West Haven, Ansonia, Milford and Derby, summing 185. Loomis spoke on Revolutionary figures from Governor’s Foot Guard and General Humphreys, detailing his service with Washington and roles after the war. The procession then moved to the grave of President Stiles, with remarks on his ministry and career.
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New Haven Heat Supply to Quit Service After 25 Years
After twenty two years serving New Haven with steam heat the Heat Supply Company announces it will cease operations. The citywide system relies on underground pipes from a main heater on George Street and has faced rising complaints about steam leakage. Patrons must prepare to install their own furnaces next fall, creating a substantial burden for huts, large apartments, and other users.
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Sta Atited
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Trinity Student Wins Second Prize in Mathematics
Hartford June 14 Paul H Bare pour of this city a Trinity college student has received the second prize for excellence in mathematics awarded by the Association for the Protection of the Interests of Church College School and Seminary two speakers Wolfe and Corbett added to Trinity college commencement hat of speakers
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Paul H. Bare Pour
Trinity College
Association For Th Protection of
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F. J. Corbett
Weather Record for Eastern New York and New England
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday calls for showery and cooler conditions in eastern New York with fair skies later. New England to see showers Monday, cooler air in western and southern portions, Tuesday fair with light north winds on the sound coast. Observations taken yesterday at 4 p.m. by the United States Weather Service.
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