Portchester Fire Destroys Block of Buildings
Firemen battled a late day blaze in Portchester that gutted four blocks of mostly hastily built structures near Weet Cheater avenue and Factory place. The blaze, fed by livery stables and adjacent shops, caused extensive damage estimated at 107000 with a church nearby catching fire from sparks. Responding departments from Rye Harry eon Portceater and Greenwith aided the effort.
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Karty Pamities
Portchester
Ateragua
Bordens Condensed Mille Company
Rye
Harry Eon
Haat Portceater
Greenwith
Weet Cheater Avenue
Broad Arrest
Factory Place
Teving Avenue
Baptist
Taft and Sherman Ticket Plans for Commencement Day
Ledyard Memorial dedication and the Yale Harvard game headline a busy commencement schedule. Taft and Sherman campaign plans unfold as alumni gather at Edwards house and at the university for the flagstaff dedication to Gus Ledyard. The Yale Harvard clash follows the reunions with parades, bands, and a grand bonfire on the campus.
Yale Yard Base Class Seals Unique Airship Stunt
Havin Rock hosts a reunion of the 1895 class with a mystery airship feature tied to a Yale Yard baseball game. A contract with the Business Man's Association promises a special airship drop and a message to Taft as thousands watch the event. The first Shell class goes in uniform to Yale for the occasion.
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New York City
Moving's
Savin Rock
William H. Taft
Prograns
Harp Lifonte
Willian Howard Taft
United States
Alrehio
Vala
Murvard
Yale
Thas
Abel Alamon
Abolish State Police Sparks Local Debate After Hotel Incident
Reports describe a Sunday evening entrance of state police into Savin Rock, prompting calls to abolish the force. William Thae Jr and others were affected as residents and officials weigh the legality and methods used, with Attorney Jacob Goodhart prepared to represent Thane in forthcoming cases. The incident fuels a broader push against state police power ahead of upcoming elections.
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Savin Rock
Thne
Jacob Coodhart
Ayrough
Mamagawuly
Charles Twead Wallace
William Thine
Howe
Fie
Meath
Rudd
Minister in Runaway Carriage Plunges Down Embankment
A frightened horse pulling a carriage with Rev. Mr. Cooper, Baptist pastor, toppled over a twenty foot embankment this morning. The clergyman suffered severe internal injuries with unknown extent. The auto owner was Charles Bill of Unionville. the chauffeur, Mr. Blm ak, stopped, helped the injured man aboard, and sought medical aid.
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Coulnavite
Cooper
Baptist Church
Charles Bill
Unioneville
Bly
Bimak
Delagrange Breaks Air Records at Milan Flight
French aeronaut Leon Delagrange shattered prior marks by flying sixteen minutes thirty seconds in a military held trial at Milan. He maintained altitude ten to eighteen feet above ground, completed nine laps on a measured course at about thirty eight miles per hour, covering over eighteen kilometers. A special medal will be struck to honor his feat.
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Milan
Leon Delagrange
Kla
Mr. Delagrange
M. Delagrange
Long fast brings death in Zion City
Chicago reports Mrs Loulsa Thompson aged 40 of Zion City died after a nine day fast. She reportedly undertook the ordeal believing it would cure her illness. She and her husband are members of one of the Zion City sects founded by John Alexander Dowie.
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Chicago
Loulsa Thompson
Zion City
North Shore
John Alexander Dowie
University Commencement Program and Events
The program outlines the alumni meeting with address by the president, followed by corporation elections. Activities include presentation of a memorial Hageton on campus, a university baseball game against Yale, and the annual commencement dinner.
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Anumal Tall
Ails
Yalu
Innerth University
Roosevelt and Taft for Races
Roosevelt plans to attend the Yale Harvard boat race at New London next Thursday with Secretary Taft. A late telegram indicates Taft may confer with the president at Oyster Bay on Friday, with Wright set to succeed him as secretary of war. The timing suggests Taft may alter travel plans to stay for the race.
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Roosevelt
Newar
William HH
Taft
New London
Oyster Bay
Luke B. Wright
New Condon
SyIb
Crater Bay
Winning the Game In Business and Athletics
The Jour nal Courier urges readers to stay alert for opportunities in daily classifieds. It emphasizes readiness for chances that arise in business and sports, noting that preparation helps seize favorable outcomes.
Yale Alumni Gift Looks Toward 86 000 At Meeting
Yale alumni prepare to report on the annual fund with projections near eighty six thousand dollars. The eighty three alumni anniversary gift of twenty two thousand supports Yale University without strings. Hart Lyman and President Hadley will preside as the meeting opens in New York with the Times Union editor in attendance.
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Hart Lyman
Yale
Hadley
Alamal Fond Association
University
Hart Times
Journal-Courier
Whons Hall
Preadent Hadley
Hart Lymian
New York
Tris
Fayinnnte
Hla Tilt
Tytifth
FINGY'S COMPLIMENTS AND Democratic Feud Rumors
New York June 22 William Jr C onn ers of Buffalo, chairman of the state democratic committee, in New York to day to guide paper men that Taft would be a early candidate for the democrats to defeat. He called Taft the weakest man they could have nominated. Conners said Roosevelt wanted him as nominee. Other democrats could defeat Taft beyond doubt. Also notes committee on rights for new lights but no decision reached. hearings adjourn to next Tuesday evening.
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New York
William Jr. Conners
Buffalo
State Democratic Committee
Taft
Conners
Roosevelt
Rhodoniinither
Inventories Filed In Probate Court Detailing Estates
Multiple inventories were filed in probate court listing estates with values such as Susan J Ives at 26000 in real and personal property, Thomas Deegan at 965.04, Salvatore Reposite at 380, Virginia Kent Joinnton at 7727, and Hannah McCusker at 3708. Appraisers named include James Kingsley Blake Edward L Clark George R Cooley William Higgins Hehard Sheridan and James T Flynn.
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Susan J. Ives
James Kingsley Blake
Edward L. Clark
Thomas Deegan
George R. Cooley
William ©. Higgins
Salvatore
Walter Pond
Joseph M. Carnevate
Virginia Kent Joinnton
John T Sloan
Roger 8. White
Hannah ‘McCusker
Hehard M. Sheridan
James T. Flynn
Republican reply to Bryan defends anti injunct ion plank
Attorney General Wade TL Elis¢ of Ohio, a member of the committee on resolutions for the Republican national convention, answers W J Bryan critic of the platform. The statement argues the anti injunc tion plank clarifies the party stance, aims to curb labor deception, and would universalize prompt hearings while respecting court discretion. It notes the plank may not satisfy all, but seeks broad support from employers and workers alike.
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Columbus
Wade TL. Elis
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Republican Party
Nother
Adams on Trial in Grand Junction Murder Case
In Grand Junction Colorado the trial of Steve Adams, a Western Federation of Miners member, for the murder of Arthur Li Collie at Telluride began in district court today. Sheriff ordered to summon jury. Charles Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, is present and will stay through the trial.
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Grand Junction
Col
Dune
Sreve Adama
Western Federation of Minors
Arthur Li Collie
Telluride
Ming
Dinteret
Tosday
Shoeiif
Simmon Loo Tien
Charles Ho Moyer
Western Federation of Miers
Tral
Yale Honors J Pierpont Morgan Amid Alumni Praise
Returning graduates voice strong approval as Yale plans to award J Pierpont Morgan the universitys highest degree amid expectations of other honorary recognitions. Rumors place John H Stevens for Master of Arts and Otto Barnard of 1876 among possible honorees, with Barards NY Trust leadership noted for Yale ties.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Yale
Morgan
London
Yale College
Haa
Navigator Peary
Journal~ Courier
Bhndley
John H. Stevens
New Haven Railroads Company
Connecticut Railroad
Panama Canal
United States Army
Stevens
DeLeasopa
Otto Barnard
Clamy
Hadley
New York Trust Company
Banpard
Wos
Yale Club
Knicker= hocker ‘Trust company
Yaaterday
Yale Law School
United ‘States
John O
Weather Record for Washington and Northeast
Weather record notes fair to warm conditions in New York and New England for Tuesday and Wednesday with continued warm spells. Variable winds expected across the region, with generally cool temperatures and unsettled feel in parts.
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Washington
New York
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