Roosevelt Storm at Convention Caps Day’s News
The Republican National Convention in Chicago on June 17 featured a Roosevelt demonstration that energized about 14 000 attendees in the Coliseum, signaling Taft delegation strength after credentials were seated. The scene echoed the previous day with cheers for Theodore Roosevelt as Lodge led the process and the floor reacted with a roaring, sustained ovation.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Coliseum
Flenry Cabot Lodge
Massachusotts
Dty
Alies
Coliaeum
Senator Burrows
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Loire
New England
Tadge
Sienal
Wren
Kentncki
Finishing Sergeant Pairs Noted in Civil Service Marks
Fragmentary notes show civil service process marking entries as personnel move toward substitutions. The text references the Van Alinzes and Ain ex AMInasiin with numbers and timing slated for reconsideration tomorrow.
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van Alinzes
Ain
Nm Neesion Biemorrow
Warning Issued Over Parade Security Ahead of Circus Camp Event
Police warn residents to shelter valuables and stay vigilant as parade crowds form for the circus camp march. Chief Cowles appeals for caution to prevent theft and pickpocketing during the procession through city streets with routes listed and a 7 PM start time.
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Cowlea
Eyuran
Valio
Deby Avenue
Yale
Chapel Street
Neward Avenue
Cungrees Avenue
Church Street
Hyowdway
Howe Street
Chapel Wiregt
Wragada
Big Guns Boom Gut First Shell in Way Gone
Historic dispatch from New York dated June 17 reports heavy coastal artillery drills as Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth engage in target practice. Fleet units near Port Mainline are observed, with large ships testing ranges and readiness along the harbor.
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Bay
New York
Hamilton
Wadsworth
Helin
Fred
Harvey Brown
Port Mainlinn
Cimirden Tusiliania
Europe
Roosevelt Hears It All at Chicago Convention
President Roosevelt attends a large Chicago convention where a dramatic electric display above the heads of delegates draws gasps and cheers. He stands near the platform as a crowd reacts to the improvised music and signals produced by the apparatus attached to the hall. The president enjoys the demonstration before leaving with aides.
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Chicago
Mitchert
Hitloe
Inclidinis Messrs
Cenne
Payne
Daler
Clark
Roya
Tim
Mises
Chieaga
Tune Witt
Mlene Thal
Roosevelt
WihLen
Cotlawln
Hal
Hal the Previlent
Mindé Hin
Civil Service Inquiry Accuses Delegates at Alabama Convention
The Civil Service Commission announced findings accusing Republican delegates from Alabama of gross misconduct and bias. It notes two delegates were not present at the convention and nine were elected after a denial, suggesting violations of civil service rules.
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Commission
Tetany
Athos Halders
Adiminiatea
Thin Ne
Riventy
Bip Talila
Ala
Miss Bloomers Poisoned Banker Morse Indicted
New York June 17 Miss Miriam Francex Bloomer twenty nine daughter of James Frank Bloomer of Cincinnati died after drinking Polson by mistake in her brother J Hilph Bloomer’s apartment hotel on East Twenty sixth street. She had earlier used the poison to clean jewelry and her maid assisted. The case involves a federal grand jury funds query regarding Bank of North America funds used in speculation.
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Vale
New York
Miriam Francex Bloomer
James Frank Bloomer
Cincinnati
J. Hilph Bloomer
Misa Bloomer
J. J Bloomer
Chiefnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Ralph Bloomer
Eiar
Yale
Indictments in Bank Case Shadow Methodist Meeting
A federal grand jury charges Alfred H. Curtis and Charles F. Monge of the National Bank of North America with false reports and misapplication of funds totaling about 1.28 million dollars during 1907 and 1908. Morse and Curtis plead not guilty and await further proceedings set for July 1. Meanwhile a New Haven district Methodist conference held at Epworth, Orange Street, with Dean Henry Wade Rogers criticizing the Baltimore quadrennium and noting procedural issues and acoustics complaints at the Lyric theater.
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New York
Alfred H. Curtis
Charles F. Monge
The
National Bank of North America
Morse
Curtle
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Chargys
Falay
Henry
National France of North America
American Tee Securities Company
Consolidated Steamship Tines
Phage Morse and
Curtis
Moree
Curtin
Bank of Stock
American Ice Securities Company
Reat
New Haven
Epworth
Orange
Edwardtreet
Ww. W. Rowdleh
Frederick Kelsay
Higganum
WA. Batley
New Biitain
Eens
John M. Parker
Hartford
Il [Ridge Corporation
Henry Ht. Benedict
Henry Wade Rogers
City
Pranklin Burton
Ansonia
A. Rogers
Meriden
W. J. Senstone
Bristol
Spencer
Taltimore
Tomers
Rogers
Mallimore
Lyric Theater
Cain
Hell
Clase
Busines
Phelps Hall
F. B. Dexter
Prospect Street
Everning
Shoreham
Morris Gove
War march schedule outlines protest route and timings
A grim civic march is announced with steps from Rock Avenue toward Chapel and Howe, passing Howard and Clurehy before continuing to Mim and Broadwi. The route includes a planned stop at 1 o'clock and traverses key streets indicating a show of solidarity amid rising tensions.
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Yale
Rorky Avenue
Howe
Howard
Clurehy
Mim
Chapel
Vialt Grave Yard Ad Leads To Flat Offer
The fragment notes Mrs Shrewdly sending children to a graveyard then town with unsure dialogue. An agent mentions a flat offer tied to an ad in the Journal-Courier. The excerpt reads like a slice of local notice or a stray dialogue item without full context.
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Journal-Courier
Banks Refuse Interest on Government Deposits in New York
Washington reports treasury notes that Chemical National Bank of New York and American Exchange National Bank refused to pay interest on government funds held as temporary depositories. Deposits totaled $1,038,000 at Chemical, with $220,000 excess at American Exchange beyond required reserves. Banks argue new currency terms limit interest payments, signaling wider compliance with government rules and no rush to form a national currency association.
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New York
Washington
Treasury Department
Chemical National Bank of New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Banc
American Exchange National Bank of New York
Suppressing Anarchy and Postal Regulation Action
The article notes Postmaster General Meyer orders postmasters to enforce amended postal rival regulations affecting publications. Instructions bar using power to irritate or intimidate publishers, urging discretion to protect innocent publishers and avoid injustice.
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Washington
Hong
United States
Meyer
Conservatam
Firecracker Casualties Reported in Suburban Cities Festivities
Firework-related injuries occurred during a June 1 to 7 observance in Hoston Cambridge Newton Lynn and surrounding towns. A morning pageant and afternoon military parade drew crowds in Charleston district with many treated for injuries at the hampbury. none seriously hurt.
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Hoston
Lamson Company Sues Over Attachments In Orange Street Case
Lamson Lumber sues in a case filed by attorney Harry Asher. Attachments seek about 1700 dollars from Smirnow tied to a store rebuilding loan and 900 dollars owed by Rocco and Miria Petrilia plus 800 dollars in damages. Deputy Mutt in Wo served papers yesterday.
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Bsheriff Mutt
Harry Asher
Lampton Lumber Company
Charles M. Bailenow
Orange Street
Tiller
Smirnow
Vinal & Dickens
Aa Slened
Lampoon
A Viaim
Rocco
Miria Petrilia
Tabhe
Hkowlee
Wim
Auto Trip Intercepted. Worcester Patrol Nabs Violation Suspect
An automobile trip from New York to Worcester with a party of Indies and gentlemen was halted at the Chapel and Church Streets corner by Patrolman Lynch. Henry J. Pate and companions were brought to police headquarters. Pate claimed the flag had dropped en route but faced a charge of violating the auto regulations. He was released on $50 bond posted by Attorney Jacob Goodhart.
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New York
Worcester
Musa
Henry J. Pate
Main Street
Worcaster
Chapel
Church Streets
Lynch
Iin
Pulsifer
Jacob Goodhart
Abolition of grade crossings discussed with Northampton line
A lengthy conference with President Mellon of the New Haven road and city aldermen focused on removing grade crossings on the Northampton division to improve safety. The plan, possibly abandoning the division, would involve surveys and staged crossing removals costing about 1 million dollars, with another July meeting tentatively set.
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Charles 8. Mellen
New Haven
Ofice
Aldermania
Northampton
Board of Aldermen
Mellon
Rom
Bia
L Iketze
Court of Common Council
Hix
Heily, Miller, Kenna
Jane Well
Rogers
Mary Scott Harte Wins Alimony and Costs
Mrs. Mary Scott Harte wife of Augustin Hartje, a paper magnate, was awarded alimony of 5000 and court costs of 26760 plus 7000 for attorneys fees by Judge Frager. The ruling follows a prolonged divorce dispute widely covered in the press.
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Mary Scott Harte
Augustin Hartje
Frager
Yale Grads Schedule Comprehensive Alumni Reunions
Old Yale men plan numerous reunions for commencement in New Haven with 22 classes attending including law graduates. Activities include luncheons, business meetings, dinners, and informal gatherings across multiple dorms and venues as part of a larger than average alumni attendance.
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New Haven
Granites
Weather Record Washington and Atlantic Forecast
In Washington cloudy with warm trend for Thursday and Friday. New York reports fair Thursday and warmer conditions in the northwest, with showers possible Friday. South winds expected in the South Atlantic region, and nights turning mild in New England as Friday brings some showers and warmer air.
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Washington
Boreonat
New York
England
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