Campaign Leader Choice Weaves Hitchcock Versus Vorys
The Republican national committee debates electing a campaign chair with strong support for Hitchcock or Vorys. Taft allies and Taft brothers influence the discussion while refusing to commit. Other nominees and party figures are floated, with a decision tied to Taft’s preference and political strategy.
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Taft
Voron
Dave
Conereenmandees & Sherman
New York
Pune
Bbecoteitehos
Powell Clayton Arkansi Myron Tl Mverick
Oto
B.ie Tore
Minnesota
Charles Nagel
Eo. Hurt
Town
Anntor Wefe
Sormh
Idaho
Duncwn
North Coraling
Lewden
Thi
Hitchcock
Plott
Ali
White
Vorge
Porno
Inn
Taton
Charles P Taft
Onn
Henry W. Taft
Aking
Ververou
Hitchoork
Charles P. Tart
Ivehenek
Pergeant
Arma
Elmer Dover
Ohio
Willand Stone
Maryland
Hosel
Midnight Apartment Fire Displaces Tenant and Endangers Neighbors
A small midnight blaze in a third floor apartment on Vik Hi street injured no one but forced tenants to evacuate as firefighters worked to extinguish flames. The fire, starting in a bedroom near a window, sent alarms sounding and smoke billowing into the hall. Fire units arrived quickly, followed by responders, and the fire was contained to the room of origin with the fire chief detailing the cause as under investigation. The apartment’s furnishings were damaged and about $400 in property was reportedly affected.
Bankers' Convention Prominent Leaders At Odd Assembly
The executive committee at the Cunnddetieyt holds plans for the next Friday meeting with a focus on annual sessions and a notable event in Bustern Pink. Participants include Gelaweld, New Landa harbor figures, and speakers tied to the finances of CHoriee TN, with details on arrangements and timings for the gathering.
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Chie Patina
Gelaweld
Bemwlfal
New Landa
Bey
Jone
Noah
Rogers Wins Big Suit In Supreme Court Appeal
A damaged text outlines a major civil suit involving multiple parties and a Supreme Court ruling. The document references Poston, Raymond of Bomerville, New York figures, and a large monetary context, noting a key judgment for the defendant and procedural details about the case progression.
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Poston
Updwallinder I Raymond
Bomerville
Rugere
New
Trust admits guilt in combine case cited by bankrupty court
Trust admits guilt in a federal tax court drama involving a fiber and manufacture combine. Judge Hough to sentence 24 manufacturing companies linked to John W. Parke and Allen Brothers in a Sherman Act violation case. Partners Bolamon M. Stranek and others faced indictments as prosecutors highlight the group’s market control and the alleged Illicit coordination within the industry.
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New York
Hough
United Peraene Circuit Court
Piper
John WH. Parka
Crim Neean
Waralrel
John He. Parke Bolamon M. Stranek
Counwe
Strook
Allen Hrothnrs Company
Haw Mills
Bandy Hi
N. Toor
Petoskey Fiber Company
Petron Key
Barks
Giliey
Benny
Tims Fon
Fides Hough
Impos
Langthy
Sheck
Chnautierr
Ite
Agen
Jina
Mneth Munday
Pickets Reach the Elm City for Reunion Events
Irish peers and Yale alumni converge on New Haven as classes from 1878 to 1905 return for reunions. Green garb and banners mark the town hall and Irish Perants yard as plans unfold for formal dinners, parades, and a Yale battery reunion amid anti-paltry guard actions and anticipated public interest.
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Advan
New Haven
Eity
Tate
NIKE
Gaborn
Taft
Elas
Yale Battery
Yate
Britney
Tipperary
Jit Hoon
Clare Barnes
Hogan
Barnes
Yale
Chase Hay
Princeton
Vale
Advino
New York City
Threaday
Incu
Freight movement improves for New Haven system in mid June
Reports from New Haven Railroad agents show increased production at New England factories and higher passenger and trolley traffic across Rhode Island Massachusetts and Connecticut aided by mild weather. Freight equipment investments reduce car detention charges and improve the company’s credit outlook.
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Trafourna
New York
New Maven & Hareford Railroad Company
New England
Rhode Island
Amauanehidetty
Connecticut
Mayen
O'Brien Denied Bar Admittance After Multiple Attempts
Prohibition leader O'Brien returned to Bridgeport after failing to gain admittance to the Fairfield County Bar. He was admitted to the Washington Supreme Court bar and to various federal courts on the same day, but the local bar association refused admission despite five examinations and repeated efforts to justify eligibility. He previously urged the association to state why he should be barred, while remaining active in prohibition advocacy and advocacy efforts in Congress.
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Bridgeport
Matthew Fi
O’brien
Washington
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Court of Claims
O'Frien
Board of Bar Examiners
Matthew Or
O'Titlen
Keen
Fairfeld County
Har
O'Brien
Warhingeton
Trinity's Donnelly Named Dean Captain of All Teams
J Donnelly of Trinity College today captured the Sheldon McCook trophy cup, memorialized by Protea in memory of J J McCook's son. The award honors the senior athlete deemed the best overall contributor, with Donnelly previously captain of all college teams except track.
Freight Rates Cut by Interstate Commission on Lumber
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders changes in lumber, shingles, and other forest product rates from the Willamette Valley to San Francisco and from Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia to Portland and southern markets. The reductions run about five percent along with other adjustments in the tariff structure across the west and northwest regions.
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Commerce Commission
Washington
Inter= state commence commission
Williamette Valley
San Francisco
Oregon
Iolaho
Montana
British Colamabla
Pastor
Taft's Career From Birth to Presidency, Glimpsed
Fragmentary OCR outlines William Howard Taft's lineage and career milestones. It references Cincinnati connections, legal roles, education, and public service, including ties to the presidency under Hayes and Roosevelt, with scattered dates and places.
Yale Crew Struggles With Wind On Four Mile Trial
Yale rowers faced rough water and wind as time trials failed to produce satisfactory results. Coach Kennedy delayed longer rows, Harvard's crew practiced briefly, and Yale prepared for a potential four mile test on Saturday with the varsity eight and freshmen four nearing final composition. The wind limited work and kept performances from improving, though the team showed steady, clean strokes and strong potential for a closer race with Harvard.
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Journal-Courier
Dtates
Marvard
Yale
Harvard
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Varsity
Yate
Ide
Crach Kennedy
Cogatta
Aldo
Laing
Wray
M Harvard
Coat House
Coburn
Holloway
Davie
Hyde
Saturtoy
Four Mile
Vnuiae
Tragic Canal Accident Hurts George Kirkland
A colored man named George Kirkland was fatally injured yesterday afternoon at the old Canal cut between Grove and Orangs streets by an express train. He was found unconscious with a severe scalp wound and a broken limb, taken to New Haven hospital where he remained unconscious with little hope of recovery. No identifying papers could be learned, and the man is believed not to belong to this city.
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Grove
Orangs
George Kirkland
New Haven Hospital
Tim
Thin City
Twenty Six Pass Life Over Passing Mark for Sergeant Test
About sixty candidates entered the civil service race for police sergeant eligibility. Twenty six passed the mental and physical exams, with many clustering around the seventy pass mark and some reaching the eighties. James Ward led with an 88.5 score and the list names numerous successful examinees while the board processed papers and prepared to move to substitute fireman exams, closing the schedule for some time.
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Detective Bureau
James Ward
Christopher Ledwith
George A. Spencer
Owen T. Walsh
Patrick J. Bullivan
P. J. Caanny
J. P. Kennedy
James Gwan
Thomas H. Colwell
Christopher T. Fagan
Willam J. Trainor
Tiernan
John Carton
Henry J. Donnelly
Fd, Callahan
Connor J Gan
James J Mew
Avoy
Hunt
Owen J. Dalley
J. M. Stevens
John J. McAvoy
T. F. Doughan
James P. Ward
Frank P. Ragan
Patrick Cans Non
Joseph Cohane
Herward M. Hope
Civil Service Board
Getting Team Ready for City Officials Baseball Outing
A late committee on city officials baseball team met in City Hall with strong enthusiasm. Chief Cowles spoke in support while Hartford may join. Plans include two options, Yale Bowl then dinner or Savin Rock along the shore, with July 22 as a target day and July 24 as a backup.
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City Hall
Cowles
Police Department
Hartford
Fay
Yale Nel
Ten law men flunk at Yale law school decrees delayed
About ten members of Yale Law School’s senior class were told yesterday afternoon they would not receive their diplomas at commencement. The setback reduces graduates by about one tenth.
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Yale Law School
Totlee
Judge Reed orders Danaher to show cause in court
In New Haven county Judge Joel St. Reed issued a direct disbarment order against Meriden attorney Cornelius J. Danaher. Danaher must appear in court Tuesday at 10 to explain why he should not be disbarred, following questions over his handling of a divorce case for Wolwe Page of Wallingford. The action arose after Danaher shifted the case from a committee to a direct court proceeding, prompting questions and a pending ruling next week. The Page vs Page divorce, filed June 1907 for adultery, saw attorney O'Brien defend Clara Page while Danaher previously acted for Edward Ly Page.
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Joel St. Reed
Superior Court
Cornelius J. Danaher
Meriden
Dar
New Haven
Har Association
Danaher
State Rar Association
Reed
Daneaher
Wolwe Page
Wallingford
Clara Page
Wrhich
Inez
O'Brien
Clark Page
Edward Ly Page
Tita
Page
Weather Record Forecast for New York and New England
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday shows showers in eastern New York with thunder showers in the west and north. Sunday expect generally fair weather in the southwest with southerly winds. New England to see showers Saturday or Saturday night, then Sunday mostly fair with fresh to strong northwest winds.
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New York
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