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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
1
Reports from Texas and northern Mexico describe revolutionaries capturing towns near Torreon and Matamoros, with Mexican troops and civilians fleeing. American families evacuate as violence prompts rail disruptions and city violence near Viewen and Torran. Authorities in Texas monitor the border crisis and fear neutrality violations.
The trial of Hileteshix peitonens charged with judiciary malfeasance in a conspiracy linked to the Hisentery era concluded here at Viet Soar. Crown Prince Gear of Aervla facing complicity was named. Among those condemned, six were sentenced to death, others to life imprisonment, and numerous officials received fixed terms ranging to twenty years.
A celebration at Exposition Park honors the Pittebiurge team star Wagner Dig for outstanding play. Fans and dignitaries attend as a token of appreciation for the star’s contributions to the season. A fundraising note invites donations to support the event with proceeds benefiting local youth sports programs.
The Yale crew faced a scare as captain Dwight Griswold collapsed during the race with Harvard and was later reported in serious condition. He is believed to be recovering after nervous exhaustion, with family and coaches optimistic that he will regain full health. The team and Griswold’s brother were contacted as updates came in from the Thousand Islands area.
Filipinos led by Manuel Quezon Mr Rogers and Mr Kalaw completed a study of the Duma and left for Berlin and Paris then plan Switzerland and Egypt stops. They met many delegates, observers say the trip aimed to inform Philippine traders about autonomy and American policy. Quezon noted Russian handling of Poland Finland and Peasant policy, urging careful gradual development. Windsor fire damages tobacco warehouse lumber yard and depot, losses around $50,000 with partial injuries.
A vehicle turned turtle near Warren Pennsylvania on June 8 killing two occupants and injuring several others. Foreman Frio Anderson aged forty and Erle Anderson forty two were among the injured. A Knabb Barrel Works employee and others were riding when the auto, traveling fast, tried to avoid a buggy and collided with a stump, causing the fatal crash.
In Bridgeport a fifteen year old boy from Roxuth Street, Frank Pigel, was killed after being run over by a freight train on the elevated tracks near Hart Bridgeport at 7 tonight. He and companions had boarded the freight, fell, and were injured. Pigel died and others were taken to a hospital.
A report from Valparaiso notes that leaders Juntof Aueneto Dure and an expat Peruvian have arrived from Iquique, Chile. The piece argues foreign opinion misleads about Peru’s elections and warns of a dangerous form of governance taking root as elections supposedly fail.
Denver dispatch outlines expected party leaders as New Yorkers loom over platform debate at the national meeting. Delegations from major states eye the reform plank while factions contend over the nomination and the fate of key platform planks.
Derby youth Harry Holpamb, 30, was arrested by Detective Healy in Bridgeport on a complaint from Joseph H. Andres, a local barber. Holcomb allegedly sheltered by Andres vanished with cash and valuables. a $25 settlement offer was refused, and items including a gold watch and fur stole were missing, with parts traced to Meriden and a New York pawn shop.
Hamden reports a man found dead by a self inflicted gunshot in a secluded spot near Hamden. The victim, about 33, with light hair, wore a black coat with embroidery. Papers on the body hint at Wallingford identity. Dr. Jowlin ruled suicide. Police note prior threats and a related suspect, Branhevicis, from Wallingford.
Secretary of State Hila Moot met William Mut at Muldoon's New York where the House health institution in White Phila was discussed. Moot's Saturday visit followed a prior year, with Muldoon teaching a short course each year. The tale centers on Muldoon as trainer to John J. A Sullivan, the paglietta, in Napalmy Maye.
Mexican Ambassador Creel, who had planned a brief vacation, was ordered to return to Washington due to disturbances in northern Mexico. The sudden change in plans followed concerns over the security situation and possible repercussions from unrest.
R M Canfield a New Haven man died suddenly in this city after arriving a few weeks ago to recuperate. A former time clerk in the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad building, he gained local notice as a bicycle rider and Bowler. He leaves a wife and a three year old daughter. funeral to be in Litchfield with burial in Norfolk.
Osservatore Romano criticizes Pan-Anglican congress for worldly focus and loss of spiritual aims. Vatican paper calls Catholic faith a counterpoint to materialism, noting Saint Peter’s tomb anniversary to rebut worldly religion. Astronomers report total solar eclipse observations from Geneva, sky clear and visibility good.
Prohibition gubernatorial hopeful Matthew O'Tirlen spoke on Federal Peace at Union Methodist in West Haven. Clergy from Congregational and Methodist churches joined sessions as voters prepared for Independence Day amid warnings about entangling alliances and the liquor frame.
Newark reports parachute jumper Mrs Dorothy Mack escaped drowning in the Pasante river when her parachute became entangled and she leaped free. The incident followed the earlier death of Frederick T. Wood of New Haven. The rescue was aided by a life preserver device and a nearby shore crew. Mrs Mack is described as the wife of aeronaut Johnny Mack and a young war veteran known in New Haven and West Haven during her husband’s shore engagements.
In Teheran the shah’s government issues a general amnesty to quell unrest. The decree, dated June 26, promises release after guilt is determined by a panel, provided suspects abstain from violating military laws and disturbing public peace. Mohammed Ali Shah Kadjar signs the proclamation. Barcelona report notes a police officer wounded in a subway blast and nine arrests in connection with the blast.
Twelve Listron Globe-Girding battleships anchor in Pree Harbor San Praneico for a voyage from San Francieco to Hamp tor roade. Four more arrive from Northern Waters next week. Connecticut Ver runt Georgia Wiswonsinots Mine New Jersy Ohio Kentucky Louisa Kanon Minnesota Panther Yankton Willxiarios Culgon Rollet Glacler Ajax slated between July 6 and July 7.
The Wine Nepek express on the Canadian Pacific railway ran off an embankment near Tottenham Ontario around midnight Saturday. Five cars were derailed, two women injured, others hurt were treated and sent to Parry Sound or Toronto hospitals.
The Machias, built for naval training, arrived off Lighthouse Point after a six hour forty minute trip from Brooklyn. It replaces the Elfrida as the state naval battalion training ship with a crew of 140 and 116 others, eight four inch guns, and preparations for eight day maneuvers at Garner Bay.
Washington June 28 Astronomers and crowds observed a solar eclipse at the United States Naval Observatory. The first contact occurred 35:28 after 9 am and the second 49:02 after noon, both slightly before predicted times. Professor George Peters captured seven photographs showing three sunspot groups with Venus visible during the event.
Local retailers warn of another wholesale price increase for beef and pork this week as surging costs ripple through retail prices. Inflation bites, with beef per hundredweight rising and consumer buying falling as meat quality and availability suffer amid ongoing shortages and profit pressures.
Weather record notes forecast for Washington and New England. Monday looks fair with warm daytime highs, cooler at night. Tuesday expected showers in the south portion with cooler air and light to fresh southwest winds.
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