Yale and Harvard Crews Prepare for Thames Race Clash
New London June reports Yale and Harvard rowing squads near peak form as they travel up river for the regatta week. Yale’s eight faces Harvard’s crew in a tight build up with training intense, conditions variable, and confidence high for a fast, possibly record, race on Thursday.
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Journal-Courier
New Tandon Harbor
Thames River
J. M. Gootehink
New York Yacht Club
Yale
Walter Fergusson
Christabel
Pinher’s Island
Yolochimp
Wallinge & Taft
Wiliam Ho Taft
Willian McCormick Mary
Yale Roach
Taft
Deng
Mary
Harvard Paranen
Stow
BL Bacon
Margaret
Bacon
Bis Kon
GL Bacon, Jr
Harvard
John Kennedy
John
Charien H. Schweppe
Juthin W. Curtion
T. V. Chappell
Regatta Committee
Pines
Tiger
Thames
Congdon
New Haven
Peng
New London
Cutler
Cambritixn
Llewaop
Rives
Mr. Wray
Nosbean
Nell al
Xeon
Stowe
Crimson
Hut Coltege
Ofa
Morgan
Mish
Morjton Ae
Navy Yard
Bryan denounces anti injunction plank as transparent fraud
Lincoln June 1 William J Bryan issued a statement attacking the anti injunction plank of the Chicago declaration. He accuses committee members of being bunched by a trust lawyer and says the plank is an outright claim that the Republican party opposes the working man.
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Bryan
Buncood
Lincoln
Neh
William J. Bryan
Republican Party
Campaign Song The Man for the Big White House
A catchy Taft campaign tune titled The Man for the Big White House arrives in New Haven. Frank Colburn wrote the words and music, praising Taft as the proper man in the White House. Copies will be distributed freely around town today.
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New Haven
White House
Taft
State of
New York
Frank §. Colburn
Fair Haven church raises four thousand for repairs
At a morning service the Fair Haven church raised four thousand dollars for interior upgrades including new colored windows walls and ceiling refreshment of interior woodwork and exterior gables with renovations to begin around July 1 and possibly close the auditorium for a period. The campaign collected two thousand one hundred twenty four dollars with the largest gift two hundred dollars and the ladies aid society pledging one hundred dollars.
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Tey
J. C. Tullar
Dr. Goodenough
Tita
W. A. Eldridge
Lara
Pearl Street M
Verted
Mino Eleanor
M. Wand
Sopranny
Ethel May Norton
J F Gritsbach
Senor
John Richardson
Mise Grace M. Ketol
Misa Mette L. Binter
Herbert H. Cutler
Tee Mozart
Graduation and funeral notices from Quinnipiac area
The community records a graduation event at Quinnipiac Avenue along with the funeral of Henry C. Smith at Alden residence. Military service details note Smith enlisted in the Tenth Connecticut, mustered as corporal. Also reported are memorial services at Columbia Castle and school events at Deyleht Normal School, with a long program of music, speeches, and local civic notices in Edgewood and Fair Haven.
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Henry C. Smith
Ald Inte
Quinnipiac Avenue
Mt Burroughs
St. James Church
Admiral Foote
Bennera
East Haven
Smith
Tenth Connecticut Regiment
Columbia Castle
Order
Howard Avenue Congregational Church
Atdiquog
Deyleht School
Plies Ince
Plano Nolo
the Mountain Biream
Sydney Smith
Mika Mary Dudley
Mlotins
planoThy Fnehantrow
Waltaes
H. BR. Blanke
Means
McLauguin
Mow
Blackmore
Alex Tqutnelh
Ternoe Adar
Vistinn
Willan EB. Brown
Mesnra
McLaughiin
Rogs
Study
Holler
Mise Ftuth Panny Seltman
Salling
C. B. Bloh
Hans Chorus
Carolyn Purbleh
Vita Taveday
Mary Allen
Florence Goebel
Harriet Peck
Janet Nesbit
Marion Gaffey
Bessie Butler
Jenbe Dilg
Elsie Chelatman
Vera Buck
Mildred ‘Read
Meyerhoor
Speach
Defonas
W. G. Newton
Exchange Street
Massachusetts
Annon Burlingame
Casey Beach
Florence
McCormack
Burlingame
Pelbute
Building activity and ships notes from early 20th century notices
The document reports awarded contracts for Shank to Me Hutte at Church and Center, with John N. Leonard & Co handling ironwork and brickwork by Charles Mecfeters and Joseph Christopher & Co. It notes various future structures, plans by Brown & Von Beran, Foote & Townsend, and others, and totals for building contracts since January 1. It also mentions the new steamer Commonwealth arriving from Philadelphia with minor fittings to follow and a trip certificate to Fall River on July 1.
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Brown & von Beran
Sound
New York
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Fall River
Exclusion Talk At Meeting Leaves Roosevelt Quote Disputed
An account from a recent Asiatic exclusion league meeting claims Congressman Hayes quoted President Roosevelt supporting Japanese exclusion by diplomacy. The statement, criticized as inaccurate, asserted a shift to forceful measures if diplomacy failed, with Hayes denying the remark and suggesting confusion over the exchange.
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Ban Jone
Cal
Asiatic Exeluge
Z. A. Haye
Roosevelt
Japan
Lemielman
Hayes
California
Engineer Killed In Collision Near Bridge In New Haven Area
A local Providence bound passenger train collided with a caboose and a trolley train near a tower house at Genlient bridge. Fireman and engineer perished. Buteau and two others injured as wreckage halted traffic. The crash occurred late at night, with investigators seeking cause and responsibility.
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New Haven
Providence
Rali
New York
D& A Ford
Georgi
Dene
Times Crain
Beofield
Lonedal
Tower House
GensLient Bridge
Buteau
Alexinnd Hospital
Indemnity Boycott Ties Japan Trade to Maru Incident
Francisco may remit indemnity as a leading Japanese financier travels to New York on a financial mission. The boycott, sparked by the Tate Muri affair, unsettles Japan’s trade stance. Thomex F. Millard gains a seat and pushes to end the boycott by pressing merchants to secure indemnity.
Sunday School Session in Louisville Broadcasts Temperance Talk
In Louisville the Sunday school session featured temperance remarks and a missionary theme. Visiting ministers described the day’s work, noting the event moved through the twelfth Sunday division with strong attendance and orderly conduct.
Telephone Returns Show Gains Despite Low Business Mood
The Southern New England Telephone Co reports 2200 new stations added in the state over at least five months even as overall business remains weak. Fire devastates Burke, Ontario, destroying hotels, churches, businesses and homes with estimated losses around 100000.
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Buss Inces
Southern New England Telephone Company
American Car Crosses Baikal on New York to Paris Run
Irkutsk dispatch reports the American car has crossed Lake Baikal on the New York to Paris route and is expected to reach Paris soon. German forces are advancing to Irkutsk and will stay there until Monday.
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Batkal
Paris
Matin
Irkutsk
New York-to- Parl
Lake Baikal
Wil
Artillery man shoots self in hip near Norwich
A Coast Artillery Corps private, Morrison of the Third Company, shot himself in the hip Saturday afternoon on return from Mort Terry, Mo wan going home with a companion while examining a revolver. He was not attended, but went at once to New York.
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Artilubery
Sele
Norwich
T. d. Morrison
Coast Artillery Corps
Mort ‘Terry
Mo Wan
Almeelf Accord
New York
Drowning at Hartford Claims Life of Taritora Man
Keron Maloy of Grand Whiteer drowned while swimming in the Connecticut river here today. Maloy, twenty one, was unmarried, and reportedly suffered cramps before help arrived.
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Taritora
Keron Maloy
Grand Witeer
Maloy
Aunic
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Walbridge Taft
Blair
Secretary Bacon
Red Top
Vachts
New London Harbor
Fair Haven
East Pearl Street Church
Dr. Sneath
Gloria Patri
Schnecker
Payanes
Nattean
St. Ceeflin
Whee and
Toner Aolo
St. Paul
Ohoir
Grand Avenue Congregational
Sneath
Jowna
A.J. Weld
Blatchiey Avenue
Bond Gyiseee
Dwight Place
Mra
Gaborn
Binghamton, N.Y
Mrs. F, Eb, Brooker
Mias F
Brooker
Maine
Mrn. Frederis
Klebert
Ruby
Webster, Mase
Willem M. Brockway
Clinton Avenue
G. A. Vinanio—Olise
Warnine Edgewood
Bilges Wond
Edgewood
J. M. King
Fort Ha I'Elock
Ron Heighta
Europe
Connecticut Suate Agricultural Experiment Staton
Edgewoar
Yenterday
LG. Porter
M. Holly
Wabtoor
Serreyernerernenesesenenabie
Hendrick
Mies
Annie Dahlmeyer
Cher
Farren
Rollealt
Memorial Andrean
Pry L
Cy Porter
le ¢ Porter
Charlon BE. Hines
Harold Lederer
Chester Mills
Matthew Quinn
Donald W. Smith
Ant
Isotien
Maurtice C. W. Nawite
Townamen
Boya
Claan
Ruth Knowlton
Girla
Cinen
Agricultural Experiment Staton
Edgewood Grammar Echogs
Thy Millar
Baton Faning—School
Gertrude Newmann
Lil Reelttion
Catterpillar
Mias
Christine Gilbert
Marian Weat
Mies Marian Goldbaum
Peri Longfellow
Ruth Goor
Ing
Ilong
W. Rhys-Herbart—school
Mary Bucy
Prk O
Mise Georgion
Norman
Mise
Teaehens
Mivai
Lowe Grin
Woacher
William & Brown
Futile
Mire
Hroderien Mendel
Planiat
Proaident
Muaurioe
W. Nazarary
Ruth Fancy Reliman
Toeacher
Francis O'Metll
Ayunsys Cuseeataevanen
J. Smith
Faetapeens
Lee Kelly
M. McManue
Aperry & Treat Co
Ronald Taylor
Farnum Hell
Yale University
Vitor
James A. Munro
Mien & Wiliama
GW. Warner
A. N. Barso
John B. Beorin
Edgewood Avenue
George My Hall
Chapel Street
Foote & Townsend
A. W. Penney
Whalley Avenue
J. Dunlop Feeder
D. Morealdt
Marry MacCawley Haw
Omanon
Clerkin & Co
Snntonstall Avenue
Ft Rowe
Brown & van Boren
New Finland
Fan Francisco
Sune Hochstaano
Toyo Kinen Stoummlp Company
Depen
Financial Mission
Ia Ae
Becaus
Tate Muri
Louleville
Conaren
Torday
Benool
Loulevile
T. Lawrence
Savin Rock
Toronto
Burke Fills
Parry Sound
North Hoy
Hartford
Ane
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Ansantawae
John St. Lawrence
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