Sherman T Sill Millionaire Dead in Cleveland Hospital
James S Sherman the Republican vice presidential candidate is ill and hospitalized in Cleveland after a severe chill and gallstones. Dr Finney of Baltimore attended him in Washington last year and may perform an operation. He rests easier later but remains in serious condition as crowds plan a welcome in New York. Also William Leeds American financier died at the Hotel Ritz in Paris with a fortune around 35 million dollars. body to be sent to New York June 27.
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Herrickg
Paris
William D. Leeds
Bar Association Plans New Haven Meeting
Hartford June 13. Connecticut Bar association held in the supreme court room at the Capitol. Seventeen members attended of 150 plus. A July 6 noon meeting in New Haven was called to consider a proposed constitutional amendment. Changes include appointing committees by the president and limiting the president’s re election to two terms. Professor George D Watrous of New Haven was nominated for president. The session ran from 11 to 12:30 o clock.
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Hartford
Connecticut Bar Association
Supreme Court
Capitol
New Haven
George D. Watrous
Cosacks In Trouble In Tehran Sparks Fatal Clash
A confrontation in Tehran between Cossacks and political club members left several dead and many wounded. Forces surrounded the moment buildings and mosque as they pressed for arrests ordered by the shah. Parliament refused to hand over detainees, triggering gunfire and reinforcements with artillery.
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Tehran
Three Men Killed In Locomotive Boiler Explosion
Three men were killed when a locomotive boiler exploded on the New York division of the Pennsylvania Railroad near New June Wick, New Jersey, this afternoon. The accident occurred on the Philadelphia section as trains operated. Rescue crews searched the wreck for survivors and assess the cause of the blast.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pennwlvania Railrad
New Junewick
Weather Disturbance Spreads Across Midwest to Lake Region
A disturbance centered in Nebraska yesterday morning moved into the upper Mississippi valley causing local showers and thunderstorms in the western sections, the upper Mississippi valley, and the Lake region. Showers extended as far east as Vermont with measurable precipitation reported in North Platte and Lacrosse among others in the past 26 hours.
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Nebraska
Missimippi
Mississippi Valley
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Nev
Minn
Lacrosse
Big Suit Against Union In Danbury Hat Theaters
Hartford June 23 Judge James P Platt ordered the Danbury hat makers E W Loewe and Martin Fitch against Martin Lawler and about 250 others to answer the $250000 damages complaint within three weeks The plaintiffs allege a union boycott The suit originated in 1903 and 22 defendants have died The case moved through circuit court of appeals and the Supreme Court before return for trial It is among the most significant labor cases in the nation Danbury real estate of most defendants was attached to secure judgment
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James P. Platt
Air Court of the
United States
E. W. Loewe
Martin Fitch
Danbury
Martin Lawler
Hatters’ Union
Daniel Davenport
John 4
Light
United States Circuit Court
Platt
United States Elrcult Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Curt
Canadian Pacific coast coasting law tightens to exclude American vessels
Ottawa announces that American ships will be barred from the Pacific coast coasting trade effective August 1. Canada had suspended coasting laws due to limited Canadian and British tonnage, but now sufficient tonnage exists to shift trade away from American vessels between Vancouver Victoria Seattle Nome Skagway to Canadian or British registered ships.
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Ont
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Pacific
Seattle
Nome
Vancouver
Victoria
Skagway
Atlantic
State Demurrage Law Seeks ICC Review
Interstate Commerce Commission to hear a question of discriminatory treatment in demurrage rules. Connecticut and New York laws impose differing detention times for rail freight cars at Port Chester area, four days to the state line versus forty eight hours nearby. Locality may be scrutinized as the ICC reviews interstate implications.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Stamford
Connec Hcut
Port Chester
New York
New Orleans anti race track league leader cites illness delay
An announcement by J. McLaughlin, chair of the New Orleans anti race track league, casts doubt on Senator Smart’s illness as a cause for the Locker candidacy setback. Smart was attacked last night and McLaughlin suggested a foreign substance resembling poison may have caused the attack. Senator Settoon telegraphed he would arrive today, but his car broke down.
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J. 4. McLaughlin
New Orleans
Anti-Race Track League
Senator Smart
Smart
McLaugh- Ma
Settoon
Swan appoints Swanoo to second Bryan nomination
Richmond Virginia June 23 Governor Swansoo of Virginia has been invited by William J Bryan to second his nomination for president at the Denver convention The invitation arrived by mail today and Governor Swan oo is connected to the event
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Bryan
Richmond
Swansoo
Virginia
William J. Bryan
Denver
Swan
Recount Nearly Finished in New York Mayor Race
Recount of the 1905 New York mayoral election nears completion with ballot boxes to be examined by Thursday. Officials aim to determine the final vote count between Mayor McClellan and William Randolph Hearst as approximately 11,189 boxes are involved.
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New York
Pears Ite Cheine
Esac
McCienlam
R Hearst
Fire Devours Old City Core in Three Rivers
A major fire in Three Rivers Quebec left about 1,000 homeless and over a million dollars in damage. The heart of the city was destroyed with five banks and 11 hotels burned, the old parish church dating to 1664 nearly ruined, and only damaged walls remaining of the customs house, while residents stacked salvaged furniture in the public square and no lives were lost.
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Three Rivers
Que
Old City
Canada and U S destined to be friends says Bryce
James Bryce the British ambassador told a Commercial club banquet audience in Duluth that Canada and the United States share many settlers and should work to prevent misunderstandings. He praised President Roosevelt and noted four recent treaties to ease future friction.
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Duluth
Minn
Canada
United States
James Bryce
Ambassdor
Great Britain
Commercial Club
Roosevelt
Danaher's Disciplinary Hearing Ends in Case Dismissal
New Haven June 23 Attorney C J Danaher Meriden appeared before Judge Reed in superior court on an order to show cause for discipline over conduct unbecoming a lawyer in a divorce trial with opposing counsel O'Brien Danaher claimed he did not recognize O'Brien though he was recorded The judge accepted the explanation and dismissed the case
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C. J. Danaher
Meriden
Reed
Danaher
O'Brien
Danehker
O’brien
Yale commencements Day at Yale and alumni events
New Haven Conn June 23 official and unofficial commence week crowds mark Yale activities. Alumni meeting President Hadley address election to Yale corporation at Woodbridge hall Ledyard memorial flagstaff ceremony with Taft address. Yale Harvard baseball game at Yale field. class reunions and 1492 graduates dinner. Reports from heads of departments show rising entrance standards and high scholarship among Connecticut high school graduates with Sunday absenteeism noted. Yale aims at greater cooperation between undergraduate departments.
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Alumni Ball
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Connecticut
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Bureau of Self Help
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William & Mabtell
New York City
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Woodstock
Terumerh Sherman
Horace D. Taft
Watertown
Day at Amherst College Graduation Exercises
Amherst Massachusetts held a June class day with pleasant weather. Senior class president Heath E. B. White opened ivy planting, followed by ivy oration by James P. Fleming and class poem read by William Halls. Edward Powley delivered the clan oration and Holbrook Bonney read the class poem.
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Amherst College
Heath EB. White
Charlottetown
James P. Fleming
Hen Avon
William Halls
Buffalo
N. Y
College Hall
Edward Powley
Ransomville
Holbrook Bonney
New York City
True Tees
Walker Hall
General Association of the
Frederick P. Smith
Golden, Col
William L. Washburn
Found Dead on River Bank in East Windsor Hil
A body of an unidentified man about 66 was found near the Connecticut River by Poles near the Seantic Boat club yesterday at about 1 PM. He wore mixed goods clothing, blue coat, gray underwear, and Congress shoes. a pistol lay under his head but was unloaded. The man, about five and a half feet tall with gray hair and dark complexion, likely died about a month ago. Dr Dean confirmed death and E L Furrey arranged removal to a Hartford tomb awaiting identification.
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East Windsor Hil
Seantic Boat Club
Dean
E. L. Furrey
Hartford
South Windsor
Governor Woodruff Addresses Chippewa Falls Reunion
Gov Woodruff of Connecticut attends a Woodruff family reunion at Chippewa Falls Wisconsin the first since 1886 He traces the family line to 1682 and is told Trinity College will grant him a Doctor of Inne degree in honor of the event.
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Woodruff
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Chippewa Palla Wik
Connecticut
Woodruf
Connecticut Wesleyan University
Afraid of Bryan. New England backs Taft if Bryan wins
The Hartford Courant notes strong belief Bryan will be nominated at Denver and argues New England will back Taft if he is the opponent. It predicts a hard fight, with upstate and western voters decisive and warns against underestimating Bryan's appeal to discontent. The piece stresses a nationwide contest beyond New England.
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Taft
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United States
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
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Connecticut
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Far West
Stock sale decree restrains New Haven Railroad stock holdings
In Boston today Judge Huggin of the supreme court issued a decree restraining and enjoining the New Haven Railroad Co its officers directors agents and employes from holding any stock in several trolley companies named in the Attorney General Malone information. The company has until July 1 1908 to dispose of its present holdings. In San Francisco President David Starr Jordan of Stanford University was appointed United States representative on the International Commission to investigate fishery laws on the American Canadian border waters and will start for the assignment.
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New Haven Railroad Co
New Haven
Malone
Hugg
Supreme Court
Jordan
San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
United States
City Water Shutoff Affects West Cooke Street West
City water will be shut off on the high service system west of Cooke street tomorrow from 7:20 to 10:30 in the forenoon. Housekeepers should draw enough water to last during the outage. A brief shower was noted but did not resolve the issue and residents hope for a quick restoration.
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Cpson, Singleton & Co
Cooke Street
Reid Nuptials at St James Palace in London
Jean Reid daughter of American ambassador White Law Reid married Hon John Hubert Ward in the chapel royal at St James Palace. King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended with royal family, guests limited under 100, reception at Dorchester House followed.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Jean Reid
Whitelaw Reid
England
St James Palace
John Hubert Ward
Earl of Dudley
Victoria
St James Square
Dorcester House
Reid
King Edward
Buckingham Palace
Royal Gallery
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Princess Patricia
Farino sentenced for attempted murder at Italian christening
The jury found Antonio Farino guilty of attempting to murder Martino at a February Italian christening on South Leonard Street. Farino, 25, received a state prison sentence of 12 to 25 years. The report mentions another case, Frank Cassi, charged with criminal assault on Annie Carlson, 13, with defense claiming alibi. Evidence details and appointments of attorneys Kennedy and J. J. O'Neill are noted as the trial progresses.
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Antonio Farino
Martino
Farino
Frank Cassi
Annie Carlson
Cassidy
Kennedy
Atney J. J
O'Neill
Midbury
Prizes of Class of 1010 Honors At New Haven
June 23 New Haven grants prizes for freshmen excellence in studies Roger Sherman Sperry wins physics and chemistry honors along with several others. William Storrs Hoyt Hamilton leads in chemistry and math with multiple honorable mentions across Hartford Waterbury and Shanghai tied to students including Jacob Shulansky Winfred Warner Yaochang Heory Hsin and Walter Morse in mechanical drawing German distinctions noted with Arthur Hill and Cecil Pare Young.
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New Haven
William Storrs Hoyt Hamilton
Conn
Roger Sherman Sperry
Waterbury
Waterburnn
Jacob Shulansky
Hartford
Winfred Clark Warner
Yaochang Heory Hsin
Shanghai
China
Walter Ronald Morse
Pike's Peak
Arthur Joseph Hill
Meriden
Cecil George Shana Pare Young
Norwich
Louis Solomon Kirjassoff
Timber Land Burned Near Colorado Springs Fire
Fire swept over the Skelton range west of Colorado Springs destroying $26,000 worth of ranch and timber property. The Pike's Peak forest reserve suffered losses valued at about twice that amount, bringing the total to $75,000. This marks the third major forest fire in the Pike's Peak area within weeks.
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Colorado Spring
Vaio
Skelton Range
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak Forest
Pike's Peak
Accident on Ridge Street Injures Local Boy
A Fourth of July related firework accident on Ridge Street injured Ralph Japanic of 41 Ridge Street. The boy says a tube filled with powder was ignited by a companion’s match, causing severe burns to his right hand. Casey's drug store and Dr. Monagan treated him. Local rumor of a bullet aroused but denied by the boy.
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Ridge Street
Ralph Japanic
Baldwin Street
Casey
Charles Monagan
Shah of Persia troops storm Tehran parliament buildings
News from Berlin reports Shah of Persia forces stormed and captured Tehran parliament buildings. The city faced heavy shelling as artillery bombarded Teheran. The area around the parliament is described as strewn with corpses in the square.
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Berlin
Teheran
Hartford Man Drowned at Sheepshead Bay Near Oriental Hotel
June Griffin of Hartford a plumber whose parents reside there was drowned Sunday afternoon in Sheepshead Bay behind the Oriental hotel in Beach.
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Hartford
June Griffin
Sheepshead Bay
Oriental Hotel
Beach
Bristol man dies at 43 from appendicitis
Lyman Fuller, aged 43, died of appendicitis in Bristol at an early hour yesterday. He had been at work and about the streets, and recently was employed at the Coon North factory.
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Lyman
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