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The Morning Journal Courier

Location

New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1908

Page

15

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The Why of Injunction in Presidential Controversy

Roosevelt opposes summary injunctions as unethical while Taft urges legal reform to ensure fair hearings. The piece contrasts White House and War Department views, noting potential costs to cities like Hartford, Bridgeport, and New Haven from machine politics and costly ballot logistics. It discusses election expenditures, printing, and ballot-scanner concerns.

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Voting Machines Backed By Bridgeport Board Routine City Vote

In Bridgeport a board meeting approved the purchase or use of new voting machines amid calmer debate. The New Haven and Bridgeport bodies showed a 13 to 5 split in favor while 33 figures or votes were noted for related measures.

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Remarks on Commencement Week Echoes of National Conventions

Fragmented remarks from a Tufts commencement covering national conventions and college politics. It cites President Hamilton and President Hall, questions university loyalties, and discusses democracy and women in society with a cautionary tone about colonial rhetoric and socialists in New York. It reflects a period view on higher education and public discourse.

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New York Race Track Gambling Law Sparks Debate

Fragmented reporting shows two opposing views on a new race track gambling law in New York. Proponents claim stronger enforcement, while opponents fear erosion of democratic processes and potential business impact on horsemen seeking to avoid the measure.

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Political turmoil over judge selection and fair trial in Sakon case

The article reports claims a judge has been influenced and that a fair verdict is unlikely without a formal test passage. Governors and district attorneys are urged to ensure an orderly process, with calls for a thorough examination of the evidence and potential appeals. The piece notes pressure from lawyers and mentions Governor Hughes and the Gravesend track context.

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Philanthropist Phipps Funds Connecticut Mental Health Hospital Plan

A major donation by Andrew Carnegie era philanthropist Henry Phipps funds the creation of a state mental health hospital under university oversight, aiming for scientific treatment and public independence within a great university hospital. The gift, likely over half a million dollars, includes endowments for a psychiatric chair and staff, with Yale or similar institutions discussed for hosting the facility. A broader call urges public funding for gubernatorial salaries to attract capable leaders, arguing state efficiency and moral duty.

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Retirement Pressure Drives New York Governor’s Political Fate

Reports discuss Governor Worhes of New York facing a retirement squeeze as public duties and high maintenance costs threaten his ability to pay the rem. The piece notes Hughes’ salary of 10008 dollars and residence in an executive mansion at Albany, suggesting potential embarrassment if he seeks other offices.

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Connecticut Governors and Taft Nomination Debate

The text discusses Connecticut politics with Hon. Stian Judson as acting governor pro tem and considerations of naming Lake Lilley and Weedriff to the ticket. It references Taft and Angora goats, church financial troubles in Worcester, and potential extra costs for a Yale New Haven game and a New York World inquiry about Chicago preparations. It notes curious weather for June 1907 and remarks on political prospects.

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Yale Lettered on Degrees and Tributes Amid Confusion

A fragmentary note from the Springfield Republican mentions Yale figures and a conferred honorary or formal degree. References to Morin, Hadhey, Morgan, and Plerpont Morgat appear in a tangled passage with calls to confer a degree at Yale.

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Far-Read Fragments On Morgan and Campaigns

Fragmentary remarks discuss John Pierpont Morgan Jr Harvard alumnus and a convention in Chicago. Mentions insurance links and political cautions about delegates absent from home. Speculates on firearms influence in national politics and possible reconciliation between Bryan and Roosevelt.

College gifts rise while secondary schools renew

Across the nation colleges report 28 million dollars in gifts this year as announcements roll in daily. Yet secondary schools, with four times the student attendance, show renewed numbers and debate the impact of lacking degree conferment. Governor Hughes faces scrutiny and money spent on public office amid uncertain political future and professional obligations.

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The text discusses fashion choices for formal wear, noting plain cloth gowns and the burden of cost. It mentions differing authorities on dress standards and hints at fabric choices and authority over attire, with emphasis on the gown’s advantages and material debates.

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Summer's Cont When the honey born am bureiat

A playful Old World verse describes a warm season scene with bees, chicks, flowers, heat, and rippling creek towns. It evokes nature, harvests, and summer nostalgia, noting trout bites and village rhythms in a rustic tone.

Rodent Plague at Tilbury Docks Prompts Massive Slaughter

A vast rat extermination effort pursues a 64,000-strong colony at Tilbury docks as a potent wasting disease shows high contagion. The piece also mentions radial theory, planetary water findings, and a commemorative monument marking German unification, with details about designers and symbolism.

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Readings and Rants from a Fragmented Print Page

A garbled OCR excerpt blends dialogue about poetry and money with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Philadelphia Record, a judge, and a horticultural metaphor about grafting. The text drifts through misread lines and unclear attributions, resembling a clipped newspaper item or column fragment.

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