Journal Courier Readers Urged to Report Delivery Issues
Subscribers missing delivery or online access urged to report to Coalition Manager. Published by Journal-Courier in New York City with noted stands at Hotaling's News Stands and Grand Central Station. Dated June 30, 1908.
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Journal-Courier
New York City
Hotaling
38Th Street
Beond~ Way
20Th Strept
Newadway
Park Pines
Grand Central Station
Populace Delusion on One Man's Power Over Another
Opinion piece analyzes Roosevelt Taft power dynamics. It argues the delusion of one man dominating another, noting Roosevelt's influence regardless of office and Taft's distinct temperament. Discusses how both would govern differently yet share aims, and that true leadership would emerge only with their chosen methods.
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Rooosevelt
Toft
Rognevelt
Taft
Tafts
New Haven
Rorelt
Mr. Taft
Rodi@Pielt
Roosevelt
McKinley
Mr. Roosevelt
Hie Clantmate
Cleveland
Bryan
Isar LO
Roorevelt
sNorcheh Bulletia
Watted Mine- Workers of America
Caume
Caume, One Deine the Tendency of Ite
Voting machine debate touches on secrecy and independence
The article analyzes if voting machines threaten independent balloting and voter privacy, arguing machines were born from poll corruption and may reduce labor and influence. It discusses political opposition, the role of professional politicians, and broader economic implications in Connecticut and national contexts.
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Bromley
Nyetem
Mt Te
Dave
Bridgeport
Yale Crew Coach John Kennedy Under Fire
Hartford Courant weighs Yale boat race mishap and questions the decisive role of coach John Kennedy The piece suggests a single man’s judgment influenced Yale’s defeat with claims of a broken shoelace and cautions about postrace instructions while praising Kennedy’s work and urging professional coaching reforms.
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Yale
John Kennel
Hartford Courant
John Kenshady
Phat
John Kennedy
Harvard
Cambridge
Advicw
Tian
Yalw
Courant Tell Y
Jose Kennedy
Homer
New Haven Tests Water Flush for Street Cleaning
New Haven authorities echo Director Foley and Cornell researchers in testing water flushed street cleaning. Experiments by Commissioner Crowell and professors show germ colonies drop on freshly flushed streets. unclean streets hold many colonies while cleaned streets show few. Water abundance supports rapid adoption for summer safety.
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Foley
Streste
New Haven
New York
Crowell
Cornell Medical School
Jean
Mayor Lee Opposes City Voting Machine Purchase
The Independent Voter reports Bridgeport Mayor Lee plans a veto against funding voting machines. He contrasts his stance with Mayor Martin of New Haven and urges residents to defend the independence of the ballot ahead of next week’s aldermen meeting. Newark’s mayor is cited on the issue.
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Lee
Bridgeport
Martin
New Haven
Marttiin
Board of Aldermen
Ticele
Mayer
Newark
Independent Vole Te Exnontidl
To & Fred
Economy and election moods shape 1898 era outlook
The interview with Yale physician Dr. John Prergunt Morgan discusses Neandial conditions and a cautious commercial climate in a year of simmer heat and a looming presidential election. Observers urge steadiness in policy toward business and property, noting crops prospects and ongoing railroad activity as key economic barometers.
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John Prergunt Morgan
Yale
Europe
Simmer
Springfeld
Apperinion
Bryan
Tribune
Howe
Haukes
Beef Prices Stir Debate Over Trusts and Tariffs
Citizens debate whether beef producers form a trust or align to set prices amid rising costs. Critics urge tariff reforms and foreign meat entry to curb price increases while defenders blame harsh economic conditions and limited market power. The article notes potential administration inaction and seeks clearer facts on market manipulation.
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Hay
Washington
New Haven Railroad Company
Hutcher
Conaiiiner
Twee Tt
Catte
Efreim- Manche
Fourth of July bonfires spark police concerns in New London
Turbulent Fourth of July night across New London and nearby towns exposed lax crowd control and weak police response. Reports describe reckless behavior, stray shootings, and rising calls to abolish the state potter department while parties debate party platforms and public safety measures. The piece notes Beveridge’s leadership in Congress as a point of political contention amid the unrest.
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London Telegraph
New Haven
Beveridge
Gibaontan
Terman
Congress
Prohibition debates shape 1900s party portrayals in Hartford
The Hartford Courant notes tensions over temperance rhetoric and leadership in labor and politics. It cites Mr Davin’s withdrawal amid opposition, praises union leader Taft and Yale connections, and predicts Taft’s national appeal if his Yale speech signals a broader populist tone.
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Hartford Courant
Davin
Cleveland
MiMi
Hose
Taft
Washington Herald
The Physique of Rovers Rowing Study
The New York World examines university rowing crews, noting height and weight ranges. It highlights Yale accepting a lighter stroke while Wisconsin fails with a taller, heavier rower. Syracuse leans on heavier, taller athletes as Columbia and others push to limits.
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New York World
Yale
Wisconsin
Columbia
Syracuse
Fragmentary verse fragment hints at lost item scene
A damaged verse describes a woman with torn clothing and a scattered bundle. The speaker notes a neatly held bundle by an unseen helper and a street encounter ending with satisfaction. The text is cryptic and lacks clear names or a coherent event.
Sayings and Doings in a Fractured News Scraps
Daily notes reveal Bank of England bookkeeping pace of sixty ledgers, while sensational items discuss charity, animal hides, misread markets, and language curiosities. Fragmentary passages touch on Persian influence, auction peculiarities, and fruit mysteries from speculative science.
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Bank of England
Fragmented scribbles about a playful scene and dialogue
A garbled set of phrases mentions a dentist, a kitchen scene, a politician, and unfamiliar names. The text reads like overheard dialogue with abrupt shifts and incomplete word fragments, offering little coherent narrative or clear factual details to summarize.
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Amaridgn Locomotive Company
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Nebraska
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Lear
Society For the Protection of Children In
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Rowton
Lonaville
Polleaman
Mae
Tommy Noodles
Philadelphia
Aurelia
Miichel
Chioage Daily News
Renorth
Ence
Hawkeye
Charles H. Loomis
Chapel Street
Sweatthing Optical
Harvey &Lewis
Opticians
Chapel St. New Haven
Nartford & Springfield
Chase & CO
Outfitters
F. W. Tiernan & CO
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Henry H. Todd
York At
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Merchants National Bank
State Street
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