Dying Bishop Potter Prostrated by Heat in Cooperstown
Bishop Henry C Potter of New York lies critically ill in Cooperstown after weeks of stomach and liver trouble worsened by extreme heat. Doctors administered oxygen as his condition deteriorates. his son and Mrs Elizabeth Clark Potter are at his bedside. The 72 year old prelate, a prominent church figure, had returned to the Clark home seeking recovery.
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Cooperstown
Henry C. Potter
New York
Ila
India
Bishop
Mishop Potter
Potter
New York City
London
Elisabeth Clark Potter
Hia Paycheiang
Alfson Wan
Gerioud
Moniza Potter
J. B. Janewrin
M. J. Bassett
Henry Cadman Potter
Mre
Wilizabeth Bortven Clark
Bishop Potter
Alanne Potter
Cooparstown
International Pure Food Congress Plan Unveiled in New York
Senator Augnate Calyet and other prominent American pure food enthusiasts attended a luncheon in New York to promote the first International Food Congress to be held in Geneva starting September 27. Dr. Harvey Wiley and others discussed repression of trends in foods and chemicals and the aims to define commercially pure foods and draft an international white list.
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New York
Augnate Calyet
Franch Sen Qyrte
Geneva
Switzerland
America
Harvey ©. Wiley
Washington
Niko
Attell Fight Fast in New York Bout Ends in Tie
Abe Attell and Matty Baldwin battled through six rounds in a brisk New York bout. Both men were evenly matched early, with Attell landing solidly at times while Baldwin gained momentum in the later rounds, trading blows to the end with no clear winner.
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New York
Abe Attell
Gon Francisen
Matty Baldwin
Attha
Oth
Mrs Griswold Leaves New London Family Note
Mrs Griswold departs New London with the family, noting a parting message to cherished relatives. The item mentions Dwight Gris and references accompanying events around a local area and visitors, with surface details about a recent departure and a planned return.
Two Burglaries Cleared In Durglaria Case
Durglarias cleared after two arrests by Patrolman Robie Lawlor and Detectives McAvoy and Daley. Suspects Antonio Ferrart of Johnston Pennsylvania and Vincenzo Alonzo of New York City held after being found playing baseball in Waterside Park. First burglary on Hill Street involved breaking a window and stealing about $100 in cash and goods from Guiseppe Carnont’s store. Second burglary on June 19 at barber Andraw Bove’s shop yielded about $40 in cash and merchandise.
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Robie Lawlor
Grand Avenas
McAvoy and
Daley
Itaiana
Antonio Férrart
Johnston, Pa
Vinesnza Alonzo
New York City
Queen of the Pacific Tenyo Maru Sets Honolulu to San Francisco Record
The Tenyo Maru, a Japanese turbine steamer, arrived on maiden Pacific voyage from Yokohama June 16 and Honolulu June 24. unofficial time Honolulu to San Francisco four days and 21 hours, beating prior records. Ship measures 765 feet, 43 feet beam, 46 feet 4 inches depth, 21 000 tons displacement, 5 000 tons cargo, 1129 passengers capacity.
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Honolulu
Frisco
San Francisco
JapAnené Steamship Line
Pacific
Yokohama
Honoluin
New Haven Plans 600000 Bond Issue At 4 Percent
New Haven prepares a 600000 bond issue to fund school construction pavements and Humphrey street extension. Held back until favorable times the issue aims to float by July 1 with 4 percent interest payable in twenty years. Controller Howe reports the city avoided earlier delays by using other funds.
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New Haven
Howe
Board of Finance
Humphrey Street
Nnne
New Maven
Ready for Pine Camp Second Regiment Band List
After a regular rehearsal leader Frank Fichtl reviewed army rules for the Pine Camp trip. The 28 men include a drum major, several officers, Sergeants, corporals, privates, and a cook. Names listed for the band and support staff include Fred Parks, Colonel James Geddes, Frank Ficht, and many others.
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Frank Fichtl
Pine Camp
Risses
Fred Parks
James Geddes
Municial
Frank Ficht
Muetelan
CO Gould
Wiliam Hegel
Bert Cass
Joseph Thaihere
L M Cohen
August Miller
Joseph Worrell
Victor Schaeffer
William Behnars
A Rouine
Alexander Brown
BR. Proctor
FW Binyth
A. Pepe
Cat Gerber
N Martino
Charles Hollier
W. Brown
W M Hoernolds
Arthur Hill
T J Moude
Joseph van Amringe
A Cook
Hundred0 Dollar Gift For Father Curtin Jubilee
Thousdands at exercises mark the 20th anniversary of Rev Father Jeremiah J Curtin ordination at St Lawrence church West Haven. A $1000 gift was presented by Dennis Boyle on behalf of parishioners. Children offered an embroidered bag of silver pieces. The gathering drew a large crowd with many dignitaries and clergy present.
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Jeremiah J. Curtin
St. Lawrence's Church
Weat Haven
Father Curtin
Dennia 1 Boyle
Chur
Nimeself
West Haven
Pather Curtin
Waterbury
Pather Skelly
Litchfield
Aquires
Ray
O'Meara
Sacred Heart
Thia City
City seeks popular subscription for Fourth of July celebration
Aldermen committee takes care of city Fourth of July events but finds funds insufficient. An appeal for funds will be launched to cover reworks on the green and related displays. Three band concerts are planned with Connecticut Fireworks Co. providing displays. Music groups include Hall's American Band, the city band, and the Roma Cymple Military Band, with events at Wal Green, Columbus Ave and Wart Street, and Jocelyn Square for War Veterans ceremonies.
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Acordingly Menthere
Connecticut Fireworks Company
Hall
Spon
Boclock
Columbus Avenue
Wart Street
Jocelyn Square
Heberger mystery widens as search continues
The missing young man remains unseen with no evidence of life or death and a reward for his location dead or alive is announced by his father. New Haven post office workers join the search as carriers plan a citywide circuit. Police and fire boards schedule routine monthly meetings tonight with no major items expected.
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Heberger
New Haven
Joi
Parente
Carriere
Brand and Shapiro Arrested For Practicing Medicine Illegally
Dr Frank Brand a Hebrew with no license was rearrested after serving time in the county jail for obtaining money under false pretenses and practicing medicine without license. He is to be held for Harrisburg Pa under the alias A M Shapiro. A warrant from Harrisburg is on file and a telegraph reply from Morrisburg is pending. Brand consented to return to Harrisburg without requisition papers.
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Frank Brand
Harrisburg
Brand
Harris
Shapiro
No Pardon Denied in Washolesky Case at Hearing
A lively hearing before the pardon board reviewed the fate of John Washolesky, sentenced to be hanged July 1 for the December 3, 1905 murder of Peter Lukaswirz in New Haven. The board after seven minutes of deliberation refused clemency. The defense, aided by Attorneys Webb and Stanford, argued witness Mrs. McGraw’s morphine use affected her testimony, while Webb challenged the timing of that claim and urged further evidence. Continued to page two.
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Journal-Counter
Hartford
Board of Pardon
John Washotesky
Aline John Wiseneski
New Haven
Peter Lukaswirz
Washelaky
Vom
Matlin
Cehtefice
Life Imprivon
Ment
Williams
Howard Webb
Edward J. Stanford
Washeleaky
Superior Court
Laverina McCryw
New York Doctor Falls to His Death From Roof Garden
Dr Burnett, a New York hospital physician long troubled by health and mood issues, leaped from the Mt Sinai roof garden in Brooklyn. He was briefly treated at Mt Sinai, then died instantly. An 1870 New York University graduate, Burnett had prior work at the Hartford Courant and Danbury News and specialized in throat diseases.
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New York
Peter Rirtett
Pat
Urant
Hrooklyn
Mt. Sinal
Burnett
Bryan
Catherine
Brooklyn Severn
Mttinal Hospital
Land
New York University
Retory Fe
Martfard Courant
Danbury News
Connecticut Delegation to Democratic Convention Chooses McNeill for VP
Democratic authority reports the Connecticut delegation will unanimously back Archibald McNeill of Bridgeport for vice president on the first ballot at Denver. Eight of fourteen favor Nebraskan Harry Ney or Hartford doctor Harry McManus, but no Bryan supporters have withdrawn. Delegation plans include travel by special cars, with Alexander Troup and an alternate invited. internal guard dispute centers on Dennis McCuan vs Taylor Flynn.
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Archibald McNell
Bridgeport
Jeant
McNeil
Mrr
Bryan
Defendien
Nebratkan
Harry C. Ney
Farmington
Harry McManus
Hartford
Mr. Bryan
Connecticut
Mesers
Ney
McManux
Jawund
Gov. Johnson
Johnson
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Johnann
Old
H.C. Ney
Harvey M'Manus
Springfield
Chicane
Windy City
Tima
Colorado Springs
Alexander Troup
Morrow
Lincoln
Nebraska
Thomas Hy Melroy
Inmide
Taylor Flynn
Middletown
Man Chanen
Dennis McCuan
Thin Elty
Calls CZAR Assassin Potly Debates in Chamber
In the chamber of deputies a violent scene erupted over an appropriation for President Mallineion Viet to Ruslin M. Vaillant accused the Russian government of numerous murders and atrocities. The chamber president and Minister of Foreign Affairs protested against the remarks amid the uproar. The money was finally voted.
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Sociaiixia
Chamber of Deputies
Mallineion Viet
Ruslin M. Vaillant
Penny Publicity Penny Publicity In the classified advertisements of the Journal-Courier brings
Penny Publicity column appears in the Journal-Courier classifieds offering promotional notices and small ads. The snippet highlights the paper's pull for businesses seeking local exposure through concise paid listings.
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Journal-Courier
Large Sworn Lists Mark Busy Month for Nesemsore Board
The record shows over 1,000 lists sworn during a few days in the month, with about 229 sworn on one day. The board held the first of three meetings, noting heavy business and many sworn to dates yet to be unworn, while a later day is expected to bring further inroads on the tally.
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Jina
Ibis
Enine
Peopla
York Poets Duties Drop in Fiscal Year Ended June 24
Auditor reports York Poets shows reduced duties and merchandise impacts for the year ending June 24. Comparative figures indicate declined collections and increased domestic exports, with totals comparing to the prior year.
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York
Teone
New York
Sealiown
Coal dealers not guilty in price fixing conspiracy case
The Supreme Court today freed the coal dealers here indicted in February 1907 on conspiracy to regulate coal prices. The Superior Court's eight questions were answered in the dealers' favor, clearing them of all culpability.
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Supreme Court
Superior Court
Betsy Ross Memorial Tied to First Flag Claim
Weather notes from New Haven 1907 alongside Betsy Ross memorial dispute. Betsy Ross supporters cite Philadelphia origin at 289 Arch Street as perpetual for the first American flag, while officials acknowledge longstanding tradition but question the claim.
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New Haven
New York
Quincy
Aliana
Betsy Ross
Adame Saya
Philadelphia
Betsy
Fifteen Bonfire Spots Designated for Fourth Night
Fire and police chiefs designate fifteen bonfire sites for the night before the Fourth. Vacant lots require owner permission. fires elsewhere risk heavy fines. Zones extend around city hospitals to ban fireworks. violations carry fines from one to one hundred dollars.
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Fire and Police Departments
Greenwood Avenue
Scranton Artest
Davenport
Congress Avenues
Alling
Alling's Lot, Truman‘s Place, Coliseum Lot, Howard Avenue, Smith's Shell Pile
Howard Avenue
Hotchkiea
Union Avenue
Union
Columbus Avenues
James Street
Haven and
Exchange Streets
City
Clinton Avenue
Peckatreet
State Street
Blatchley Avenue
State
Humphrey
Munson Street
Prince Jaime Christen ed in La Granja Chapel
The infant son of King Alfonso was christened Jaime in the chapel at La Granja. The ceremony mirrored the May 18 1907 christening of Prince Alfonso with royal pomp and guards, though no foreign ministers attended and Prince Alfonso rode in the arma of his princeness. He howled loudly while his elder brother remained quiet during the proceedings.
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Alfonso
Jaime
Pring Alfonwa
Auatelia
Alfonag
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