Roosevelt Guyed for Third Term Support in Chicago
John A. Stewart warns Roosevelt should be nominated, citing a large GOP victory plan across Virginia North Carolina Kentucky Tennessee and northern states. Utah delegation backs Roosevelt. Mrs Lucy A Clark becomes a regular delegate in Chicago as the sole voting woman at the convention.
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Chicago
John A. Stewart
League of Republican Clubs of
New York
National League of Republican Clubs
Roosevelt
Virginia
North Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
House of Representatives
United States
New York State
Reed Smoot
Utah
Lucy A. Clark
Brigham City
Clark
Serely
E. Louse
Provo City
Waterbury Man Hurt In Meriden Saengerfest Stage Collapse
A temporary staging at Poli's theater in Meriden collapsed during a rehearsal for a saengerfest concert, injuring about 15 to 20 men but none seriously. Waterbury engineer Frank Faeth suffered a broken bone after his foot was pinched. others received cuts and bruises. The crowd cried out as rescuers cleared the debris, and singers performed without seats that evening. The structure, ten feet high, was built by Litee local carpenters hired by the Lyra Singing Society committee, led by President Knoth.
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Poli
Meriden
Frank Faeth
Charles Street
Waterbury
Hellmann
BK. W
Winthrop
Litee
Lyra Singing Society
Knoth
Grand Secretary Barlow Dies at 76 in Hartford
John H. Barlow grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut F and A M was found dead in his bed at 19 Ashley Street Hartford this morning. He was 76 and a prominent Mason in Waterbury. He suffered a shock during the recent grand lodge session and died of heart failure.
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Barlow
Masonic Order
Hartford
John, H. Barlow
Grand Lodge of Connecticut
A. M
Ashley Street
Wate
Check Comes to Town in Breach of Promise Claim
K Viger pays 86800 on breach of promise claim. Attorney Chareh received today the gross amount to Alfred EB Viger of Pittsfield a check amounting to 6.20, the damages. State baseball Holyoke faces Meriden in a doubleheader as batterer Schi is noted.
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K. Viger
Chareh
Alfred EB. Viger
Pittsfield
Holyoke
Meriden
Isee
Platforming Roosevelt era unity at National Convention
Chicago June 16 convened with temporary chairman Burroughs as Bishop Muldoon offered prayers. Speeches praised Roosevelt and pledged loyalty to Republican policies, tariff reform, currency, labor safety, and equal rights while urging rapid tariff revisions and national banking stability.
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Chicago
Harry New
Muldoon
Burroughs
Roosevel
Burrows
Charles F. Brooker
Connecticut
National Committee
Senator Borah
Idaho
Governor Cummins
Washington
Cummins
Iowa
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
Isbor
Roosevelt
England
France
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Judge Wheeler Here Back In Port Bod ies Cut Up
In Port Wheeler presided over a crowded criminal docket as judges and prosecutors faced a lineup of young defendants. Pleas ranged from guilty to not guilty with several thefts, burglaries, and assaults noted including a rape charge and incorrigible conduct.
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Superior Court
Ralph Wheeler
Frank DeLapa
Mary Mungardi
Antonio Ferino
Gerardo Martino
Peter Wolkes
John Cusky
James Fagan
Oxford
E. B. Treat
Luigi Capobianco
Henry Dunlap
Naugatuck
William Nixon
Thomas Carrol
Raffele Cabriere
Libero Gangone
Michael Mastriano
Eugene Riley
Peter Smith
Joseph Cipriano
Albert King
Arthur Green
Harry Bigel
John Rinaldi
Angelo Spasimo
Dominico Dadone
Raffele Cabriele
Frank Taylor
Willam Hoyt
Grace Watkins
Frank Cassidy
Annie Carlson
Pinegrove
Theorth End
SINGERS IN LINE German saengerfest parade in Meriden
Meriden closed shops and factories joined a packed crowd for the German singing societies ja until the second day of the Connecticut Saengerbund saengerfest. The mammoth parade topped state records and prize awards followed with performances by Germania Torrington Turner Liedertafel and others across four classes. Conductors drew mixed interpretations of the same songs, yet all showed enthusiasm and devotion as audiences cheered each ensemble.
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Meriden
Connecticut
Germania
Torrington
Turner Liedertafel
Stamford
Liedertafel
Rockville
Eintracht
Wallingford
Gesang-Verein Oeg
Tereich
New Britain
Arion
South Norwalk
Teutonic Maennere Chor
New Haven
Liederkrang
Thomaston
Schwaebischer-Maennerchor
Bridgeport
Teutonic Maennerchor
Germanis
Lyra
Waterbury
M. G. V. Arion
Gesang-Verein Concordia
Seymour
Maennerchor
Taftville
Quartette Club
New Briteain
Wirst
Saengerbund
Harteford
Warterbury
Hartford
Amselruf
Dr Fr Rohrer
Former Agricultural College Student Bulletined His Condition
Gulph Ontario June 16 Dying to Inches and writing bulletins of his condition was the self inflicted fate of John Tchermac a former Ontario agricultural college student here yesterday afternoon He took 30 tablets of morphine He wrote notes describing his sensations one reads Am I sweating as though itching hay on a July day The last one reads Taken five more tablets wont be long now.
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Agricultural College
Gulph
Ontario
John Tchermac
Ontario Agricultural College
Coal Plant Destroyed in Argentine by Dynamite Blast
Butler Pennsylvania June 16 The Royal Coal Company plant at Argentine was destroyed by dynamite causing a loss of 20900. Windows in many residences shattered. Labor troubles had troubled miners but were believed settled. Several arrests expected. Foreign miners refused work since the explosion.
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Butler
Penn
Royal Coal Company
Argentine
Trolley Car Hits Child Killing Mary Mongillo
A trolley car near the corner of Congress and Kossuth streets struck and killed 4 year old Mary Mongillo of 660 Congress avenue yesterday afternoon. The accident occurred in front of her home. Police调查 pending.
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Lew Haven
Rock
Iust
Mary Mongillo
Congress Avenue
Congress and
Kossuth Street
Found Dead in Brook near Trumbull
The body of farmer David Benedict aged about 0 was found in a brook near his home in Trumbull. It is believed he died by his own hand.
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Trumbull
David Benedict
Death of Madeline Maloney, two months old
The two months old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Maloney of 436 South Main Street died this afternoon.
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Madeline
James Maloney
South Main Street
Connecticut Weather Forecast Outlook
Forecast predicts fair conditions for Connecticut with fresh westerly winds. A recent low pressure system near Connecticut triggered heavy coastal showers from Hatteras to Maine. Another low over the Rockies brings showers to western areas while high pressure east of the Mississippi maintains mild, stable weather. Temperature change expected to be slight.
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Connecticut
Atucket
Hatteras
Maine
Rocky Mountains
Lake
Missiscaippi River
Local weddings and notices fill city pages
Dr and Mrs James A Grady return from their wedding trip and plan to reside at 285 East Main. Miss Jennie Eggleston returns for the summer from Oberlin College. The Prospec Congregational church cornerstone ceremony proceeds with Rev Sherrol Soule preaching. Lawrence W Phipps, Crosby High and Yale alum, wins Berkeye premium in Latin. George L Rease, 48, dies at 40% East Main, ex-Scovill clerk. service at home and Hall Memorial chapel. Barnum and Batley circus comes to Porter lot. police warn crowd safety. Crosby High class serenade ends in no teacher speech. rowdy but festive. A Walter Malech and Julia A Martin wed at St Ignatius Xavier. couple to Boston, then reside at Warren Park. Malech a Brass Co foreman, bride with New England Watch Co. history.
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James A. Grady
East Main Street
Jennie Eggleston
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College
Ohio
Prospec Congregational Church
Sherrol Soule
Naugatuck
Lawrence W. Phipps
Crosby High
Yale
Berkey
George L. Rease
Scovill House
Hall Memorial Chapel
Barnum and Batley Circus
Porter Lot
East End
A. Walter Malech
Christian Walsh
South Mainstreet
Julia A. Martin
John R. Martin
Baldwin Street
St! Nels Xavier's Church
J. J. Curtin
May Galvin
Charles D. Martin
Fifty Boats Wrecked Off Hima Coast
A terse report notes about 50 fishing boats wrecked off the Hima coast with an estimated 330 crew members aboard. It states around 250 sailors drowned, highlighting a major maritime disaster and substantial loss of life during the week of June 16.
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Hima
New
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William McKinley
Congress
Legislative Department
Fetter
National Monetary Commission
Army
District of Columbia
Philippines
Monetary Commission
Publc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cnlild
Judge Wheeler
Cam
Ribals
Cuba
Hugin
Coya
South America
Norfolk
Cape Hatteras
Cora
Montreal
Lemieaux
Abitibi
Lake St John
Nan
Go+ balt
Niice Lemieaux
Quebec
Tsem
Eastern Tea Importers Co
Morpher Ghener
City News
Glenwood
Hampson-Sellew Furniture
Bank St
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