Persian Riots Leave 460 Casualties in Tehran
Reports from Tehran describe sustained fighting between revolutionists and reactionaries with looting and pillaging across the capital. The shah's position is reportedly bolstered by cabinets in power and a pledge to hold elections within three months, while warnings against European interference persist.
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Swedish minister denies persona non grata charge in Washington
Copenhagen June 25 Herman De Re Swedish minister to the United States, on leave from his post, was ordered to take charge of the Swedish Legation. He dismissed American press claims of his absence as unfounded and said relations with Washington are pleasant. He noted diplomats often take breaks in hot weather and that his government sent him to oversee the legation.
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Copenhagen
Herman Dere
Braton
Washington
United States
Amusement Man Arrested in Hartford Case
An amusement man from Providence is jailed in Hartford after a hearing on charges of issuing a fraudulent check for band services. The accuser testified that the defendant claimed $6,090 in deposit. Judge Curtis noted the misrepresentation sufficed for continued detention while bond is set at 4,000. The case recalls prior contract dealings and financial claims.
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Hartford
Justin Wharf
Providence
R. I. Keamee
Taina Park
Hi Resort
Wharff
Judes Curtis
Wharft
Whartt
Gallerian Henin
Hearst Charges Fraud Over Ballot Boxing Methods
Clarence J. Bhearn, Hearst counsel, charges fraud in the mayoral recount as ballots were allegedly stuffed. He asserts the recount shows a net Hearst gain of 863 and a 2,071 plurality for Mayor MacClellan, with 10 to 50 excess ballots reportedly placed in many boxes late on election night.
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Ballath
Clarence J. Bheard
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
Mayjor MacClellan
Mr. Bhearn
Newsies Picnic At Mansfeld's Grove On Shore
The Journal Courier newsies, 120 strong, visit Mansfeld's Grove for the annual picnic. An early special car will transport the group to the shore site for games, swimming, and a shore dinner. Mr Betta, circulation manager, will chaperone the event.
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Journal-Courier
Flushing System May Be In Estimates In New Haven
The Department of Public Works led by Francis Foley tests a flushing method to clean streets and reduce dust. After initial success on State Street, the approach could replace sprinkling as the city funds more carts for regular, systematic flushing next year.
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New Haven
Avery
Anama
Balloon shooters jailed near Brattleboro
In Brattleboro Vermont on June 2 William Murphy thirty and Charles Fugaman forty four were arrested with Charles J Glidden a balloon enthusiast and Leo Stevens of New York after shots were fired at a balloon over the town. Two bullets pierced the balloon causing an emergency descent.
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Aasaultine
Charles J. Glidden
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Leo Stevens
New York
William Murphy
Charles Fugaman
Myron
Democratic purse empty amid campaign funding doubts
Washington reports the Democratic Congressional Committee faces a hard proposition securing money for the campaign. Rep resentative Linyd, as chairman, will travel to New York to break into party loyalty confidences. The committee began two months ahead and plans to issue literature, while Mr. Fox sails to Europe returning mid August.
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Cleveland to Be Buri ed Today
Funeral arrangements for Grover Cleveland emphasize restraint and solemnity. No military honors, no pomp, and no parade. Clergy from Princeton and New York will lead, with small group readings from the Presbyterian service. Continuous security across the route to the cemetery will be provided by police and guards.
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Nine Autoists Held After Madison Town Incident
Nine autoists returning from the boat were captured in Madison on suspicion of unlawful conduct while driving through Main Street. They were brought before Judge Chittenden and held on cash bonds as their cases were postponed until tomorrow morning.
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23 BODIES RECOVERED AT SEA AFTER LARARDA DISASTER
June 26 report from Coninna Spat describes the Lararia disaster with 52 crew and 59 passengers on board. Twenty-three bodies recovered so far as search continues amid heavy rain and confusion. Survivors endured near drowning as the steamer sank, captain disappeared overboard.
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Howe
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Hitty-Eleht
Boston Harbor Defenses Prove Invulnerable in Night Action
A night clash described as a test of Boston harbor fortifications left the harbor seemingly invulnerable as three forts faced landing attempts. The Moty militia coastanions and the regulars fought in a continuing war program since the war began, with plans for a fortification ceremony at Port Revere to install a new routine tomorrow.
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Incident closes on diplomatic ties with Venezuela at end
Washington reports the American government will not seek further trouble with Venezuela after the incident involving Theob Bleeper and Lieutenant Rugmles. About a dozen American consular officers in Venezuela remain in place to protect American interests, with no intention to remove them.
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Washington
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Theob Bleeper
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Car Smash Wrecks Auto injures Clarke family member
A car collision on First avenue last evening damaged the new Hulek car owned by Willard Clarke of 838 Shale Terrace and sent Jonathan Litt le, a Yale medical student, to Parker's drug store with serious scalp and limb injuries. The crash involved trolley No 28 and the wrecked machine spun toward West Haven as Clarke and Mrs Clarke escaped unharmed.
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Weet Haven
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Mia Clarke
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Dr Kowalenki
Siver
Mra. Clarke
Shelter Street
Latte
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Clarke
Yate Medical School
Bank Clerk Arrested in Pittsburg Embezzlement Case
H. Wo Ties, once a discount clerk at the First National Bank of Pittsburg, was arrested on an information by National Bank Examiner William Ty Ford charging him with embezzling about 61,000 dollars from the bank between February and July 1908.
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H. Wo Ties
First National Bank
National Bank
William Ty Ford
Harvard Crew Victory Joy Expressed By President
President Charles W. Tilot of Harvard University expressed gratification after the crew's success at New London. He said, I am very pleased they won. He declined to make further comment.
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Charles W. Tilot
Harvard
New London
Summer Benedners Wanted on Journal Courier Classifieds
Fantasies of cool quiet places for carefree weeks away from the city appear in the Journal-Courier classified page under Summer Benedners Wanted with possible ads to come. Readers are urged to watch for details and offerings likely to appear soon.
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Journal-Courier
William R Garde Found Dead At Hartford Hotel
William Re Garde former New Haven resident and vice president of Roslyn Investment company, died in his Hartford Hotel Garde room after a sudden illness of heart and stomach trouble. He was 23, had survived a prior auto crash, and left his mother and brother upon departure for New Haven minutes earlier. Medical examiner cited muscular degeneration of the heart aggravated by acute stomach trouble. Funeral plans pending. mother and brother notified in New Haven.
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William Re. Garde
New Haven
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William J. Gante
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Wilam Garde
William H. Garde
Manslyn Investment Company
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William J Garde
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Hospital expansion aims set two sites in city limits
An executive session of the ab dermanie committee on the selection of a contagious hospital site reviewed two proposed locations. One corner of State and Lyman streets, the other on Middletown avenue near Clinton avenue and the Quinniping river. A further session will be held to decide a plan for the aldermen meeting next month.
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Strike On And Off In Willimantic Sparks Carpenter Turmoil
A 20 man carpentry strike erupted over hiring a ten union member by a local firm. The dispute was expected to ripple through the city until a non union worker joined the union ending the disruption. A late mood surrounding assessors night sessions will push hearings to finalize tax duties.
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Harvard Man Dies. Well Known Clubman Found Dead
A prominent clubman Behenek of Lakeville dies of heart failure in his hotel room. Once a Wall Street broker and Oliver in the Beet Sugar trust, he had lived at the Quinniplack club for three years and was well known locally. He leaves a widow and several relatives including Mrs Natalie Collins of New York and Dr Ward of Albany.
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Historic Yale Harvard varsity eight race ends in Crimson victory
Yale’s eight suffered a crushing defeat as Harvard won the annual varsity eight race by clear margin. The Blue crew collapsed early when Yale’s stroke Ilswo ld fouled, Payton exhausted, and Captain Ide led a determined Harvard dash to finish in 24 10. Yale’s finish time was not recorded.
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Yate
Yale Drees Back Outlook For Next Year Meetion of Howe to Captaincy
Yale sent its crew back to the city last night after a defeat that ended the season. Captain Henry A. Howe is chosen to lead next year, having rowed two varsity seasons and earned praise for pluck despite the loss. Griewold the stroke nearly recovered. other crew members were in good condition.
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Taft Returns to Public Duties After Yale Harvard Race
Secretary Taft arrived by postal train after the Yale-Harvard boat race and called the event a great disappointment. He will travel to New York for the Manhattan hotel engagement and attend the Taft club barquet. Saturday he plans Oyster Bay for a Roosevelt conference then returns to Washington.
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Taft Club
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Washington
Howarda
W. W. Parnam
Hackenschmidt Not Dead Alive and Well
Hackenschmidt the champion wrestler is reported alive and in good health after rumors of his death. He has apparently recovered from an operation and recent events suggest he is active, with no current signs of illness or decline.
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Als la Chapelle
Eorge Hackenschmidt
Weather Report From Washington June 25
Weather conditions and forecast for Eastern New York and New England. Eastern New York mostly fair with Friday and Saturday warming. light north winds. New England fair with variable winds, warmer by Saturday. Observations taken at the United States Weather Bureau, Apom, with a July Almanac note.
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