Journal-Courier misprint and circulation notice
The Journal-Courier announces management and circulation details. Readers who fail to receive the daily paper on time should report immediately to the circulation manager at the New York office location.
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New York City
Motaling
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Broad Way
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Heondway
Met Park Place
Grand Content Station
Yale President Hadley Sees Yale Standard Guiding Graduates
President Hadley’s baccalaureate address at Yale stresses the Yale standard guiding graduates toward disciplined conduct and lifelong principles. He warns that happiness pursued selfishly harms individuals and institutions, urging a Christian philosophy of life to sustain the nation and world.
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Alvinrord Nehod
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Hadley
New Haven
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Elias
Hadllyy
Yai
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Preaiden
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Reiy Saya
Hadhey
Uoder
Taft era campaign turmoil and Yale reunion reflections
Fragmented discussion critiques Taft’s leadership and Republican fate, noting cabinet ties, party loyalties, and the evolving presidential race. The piece shifts to Yale reunions in New Haven, praising alumni turnout and enthusiasm, urging continued alumni engagement and honoring campus heritage.
Conflict Over City Town Authority Flares At Circus Show
A New Haven and West Haven authority clash unfolds at a Barnum & Dalley show grounds dispute. Chief Cowles and West Haven sergeant Scranton clash over policing and license control as Orange and New Haven seek consolidation. The piece argues for a unified government to improve economy and education.
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Cowles
New Haven
Walter N. Scranton
Barnum & Dalley Circus
Thnes
West Haven
Orange
Herby
Cnet
Sererant
Cowlen
Town of
New Havens
West
Welcome to Our City Yald and Returning Sons of BN
Fragmentary text greets New Haven residents amid civic reflections on in city ties and returning residents. The prose references Yule and mutual identity between natives and returnees, with stray phrases about New Haven and Mayet and a consulery note.
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New Haven
Yule
Mare
New Mayet
Piancae
Guard the Guardsmen in Novel National Guard Tragedy
A New York National Guard Ninth Regiment accident during Pine Camp maneuvers killed two soldiers and injured others. Army officers face scrutiny for safety lapses while an inquiry is started. the piece argues ministers of government must safeguard guardsmen without compromising patriotism or civilian lives.
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New York N National Guard
New Maven
Pine Camp Panhnt
Anil
Doorok
National Guardsmen
Vince Sam
National Guard
Themeelver
Thamaelvon
oMee
Niles Arront
Hanlwon
The Papers of New York and a Presidential Nominee
A fragmented excerpt appears to mock a presidential nomination through sarcastic commentary on a candidate who switched from Democrat to Republican after defeat. It notes claims of hospital counsel involvement and distant ties to courts, suggesting commentary on legal and political maneuvering.
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New York
Dames Schoolcrafh
Sherman
Powihjilem
Udem
Ronda
Taft and Sherman Nominated in 1908 Convention Echoes
A fragmentary Hartford Times Hartford Herald style copy reflects cheers for Taft and Sherman while discussing convention revelations. It notes Taft’s public image and the campaign tone, with broad reflections on leadership, party strength, and the Democratic challenge.
Fragmented 19th Century Trial Transcript Lines
A garbled OCR segment shows a courtroom scene with references to Mr Tatt Wem and a decedent’s deathbed. Names like McKinney Gladys and Ike William Mowary Taft appear alongside political figures and legal proceedings. The text blends dialogue about loyalty, authority, and inquiry, with scattered phrases on administration, war secrets, and public figures, all in a jumbled narrative.
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LWA
Natelpnie
Jude
Maisvelt
Tia
McKinney
Gladys
Hautenante
Ike William Mowary Taft
Morkava
The Sweet Hoy Graduate Soliloquy of a Lost Era
A read-through of a garbled verse page lists scattered phrases about a graduate, a maiden, and social mores. It references a variety of odd names and odd spellings, hinting at a fragmented reminiscence from a bygone era in Richmond Times-Dispatch style.
Outlaw Hero Tamataiwiint in Hawke's Bay Folklore
A garbled text recounts Tamataiwiint, husband of Haavent, famed as an outlaw and folk hero born near Takaley in 1188. It touches on a traditional view of his daring, misdeeds, and legendary status, alongside scattered notes on historical songs and regional lore.
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New Zealand
Haavent
Briaven
Rehiy
Ennion
Tewald
Nateen
Taekaley
Royal Hotante Garden
Edintireh
de Hornwiek Maya
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Merlin
Lee
Pitteburg
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South Asia
Tidmark
Charles FH
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Raviare
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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F. W. Tiernan & CO
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