Hill enters race for U S Senate in Connecticut
Washington reports Representative B J Hill of Connecticut announced his candidacy to succeed Senator Frank Brandegee. Hill says no formal announcement yet and expects a spirited contest with Brandegee and other hopefuls including Charles F Brooker, while noting support from Taft and pending legislative action in January.
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Washington, D. C
B. J. Hill
Connecticut
United States Senate
Frank B. Wrandegee
Hill
Burlington
Brandegee
Charles F. Brooker
Senaator Bulkeley
Taft
Judge Taft
Messrs Hill
Brooker
Pittsburg Beer Drinking Drops Amid War on Saloon Trade
Pittsburg reports a total beer consumption decline of about 334000 barrels year to October. Brewers blame the W C T U and Salvation Army campaigns, while women workers aided by Guthrie halted sales in unlicensed spots and targeted beer wagons. The two leading breweries show 263275 fewer barrels sold, cutting foreign beer sales and shrinking the trade by roughly one third of a million barrels.
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Pittsburg
Salvation Army
Or Guthrie
Hitchcock Congratulated by Roosevelt after campaign
Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee arrived from Mot Springs and visited Taft yesterday. He had a long talk with President Roosevelt who congratulated him on his excellent services in the recent campaign.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Republican National Committee
Mot Springs
Taft
Roosevelt
He Is Improving After Train Fall Injury
Washington Conn November 11 A message from New York says S Ford Seeley who was injured by a fall from a train on Monday evening is improving and hopes to return home within a few days.
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Washington
Conn
S. Ford Seeley
New York
Connecticut Weather Forecast Update
Regional forecast calls for rain and cooler temperatures across Connecticut with a late week cold snap. Winds shift west to northwest as a high pressure ridge moves over the Mississippi region, yielding freezing temperatures as far south as Texas and Michigan.
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Mississippi River
Texas
Michigan
Mae River
Rissa Cette
Six Die in Collision Near Cheyenne Borle
Six persons were killed and three injured when Union Pacific extra freight No 2223 eastbound collided with a caboose near Borle, eleven miles west of Cheyenne. The wreck burned after the engine overturned, with Engineer Schley, Conductor John Murphy, and Fireman Christensen among the dead.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Extra
Borle
Schley
John Murphy
Christensen
Italian Runner Dorando Ships for New York Today
Dorando the Italian marathon runner, famed for a dramatic finish in London last summer, sails from Southampton to New York on the Kronprinze in Cecilie with his brother Alpino, a London restaurant waiter. He plans races in America against John E. Mara and seeks good training and confidence.
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London
Dorando
Southhampton
New York
Kronprinzesa
Cecilie
Alpino
America
John Ees Bal Ee
Sugar price fights and railroad stock slump in New York
Nov 11 reports of renewed pressure between the American Sugar Refining Co and Arbuckle brothers amid refined sugar price cuts. The margin between raw and refined sugar has shrunk to 73 cents per 100 pounds, cutting profits. Separately Harriman Pacific railroads fell on rumours of higher dividends, with Southern Pacific and Union Pacific sliding before recovering in early trading.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Co
Arbuckle Brothers
Havemeyer
Harriman Pacifle
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Twenty Candidates Examined by Connecticut Medical Board
The Connecticut Medical Society board at New Haven City Hall examined twenty applicants for medical practice licensure. The session included a colored man and three women, with exams extending through Nov 12. Dr H. S. Fuller presided, Dr Samuel M. Garlick sat with him. passing requires an average of 75 percent across anatomy to obstetrics and surgery.
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New Haven
Medical Examining Board
The
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City Hall
H. S. Fuller
Hartford
Samuel M. Garlick
Bridgeport
Twenty Miles for Drunks Jag Cars Run to Torrington
In Winsted on November 11 crowds without licenses patronize Torrington saloons ten miles away. The trolley line runs extra cars, nicknamed jag cars, to handle the demand with about 400 Winsted residents in Torrington Saturday and similar Sunday. An estimated $50,000 may be spent by Winsted patrons in Torrington over the coming year. Separately in New York the shoe and leather interests press for a tariff hearing on hides, joining forces with importers and western meat packers to push Congress for relief. A committee will travel to Washington to present their case to the Ways and Means Committee.
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Torrington
Here
New York
Washington
National Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Westernmeat Packers
Boston
Wreck on Monongahela Division Rail Line Near Panhandle Bridge
A Monongahela Railroad wreck occurred near the Panhandle bridge over the river. The locomotive and firemen were seriously burned when the tender and baggage car were involved. Passengers suffered unspecified injuries.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Panhandle
Monongahela River
Death in Collision Near Lit tlewood, New Orleans Northwestern
A rear end collision on the New Orleans and Northwestern near Littlewood, twelve miles from the city, killed nine to ten passengers and injured twenty others. The five coach train derailed, rail cars caught fire but were extinguished, and communication to the scene was difficult. Details on the cause were unavailable.
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New Orleans
Northwestern
Littewood
Thin City
Littewools
Timber conservation drives bigger sawmill output at Bogalusa
The Great Southern Lumber Co reopened a vast Bogalusa Louisiana mill, claiming capacity for 600000 feet of sawn lumber daily. The project teams with the U S Forest Service to study wood utilization and preservative treatment aimed at greater efficiency and profit while conserving forest resources.
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Great Southern Lumber Co
Bogalusa
United States
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Southern Pacific declares quarterly dividend and Union Pacific follows
New York November 11. Directors of the Southern Pacific Co declare a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on common stock and a 3 percent semi annual dividend on preferred stock. Union Pacific directors announce a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent on common stock.
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New York
Twe
Southern Pacific Co
Union Pacific
Fire gutted Dublin City Hall council chamber
A blaze gutted the corner chamber of Dublin City Hall and endangered the hall itself. The fire destroyed all paintings in the council chamber including the historic Daniel O'Connell portrait.
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Dublin
Dubdiin
Council Chamber
Daniel O'Connell
Roth Found Guilty In Second Degree Murder Case
Nicole and Felice Chinechio of Leominster were found guilty of second degree murder in Worcester superior court for the killing of Paolo Previtt in mater. Judge Gaskill sentenced both to life in state prison.
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Worcester
Mass
Nicole and
Felice Chinechio
Leominster
Killin
Paolo Previtt
Mater
Gaskill
Roosevelt snub sparks AFL leaders to consider dinner invite
Denver dispatch reports President Roosevelt’s invitation to AFL leaders John Mitchell Daniel Keefe and James Duncan for a White House legislative dinner will be declined. The trio, ex executive council members, insist labor matters pass through the AFL as the parent union. AFL convention paused with members visiting the Union Printers home in Colorado Springs. sessions to resume tomorrow and extend resolution deadline to Friday night.
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Cal
the News Today
Roosevelt
Gompers
John Mitchell
Daniel J. Keefe
James Duncan
White House
American Federation of Labor
Avetals
vThe
Colorado Springs
International Typographical Union
Privates Dishonorably Discharged for Theft in Guard
The Connecticut National Guard announces dishonorable discharges for Privates Ralph G. Cashner and Arthur A. Battiste of Company 1 Second Infantry after being found guilty of stealing an army revolver from the armory. A summary court will convene at Meriden armory under Lt Col Charles F. McCabe. Injured Italian workers in New Haven hospital after the Deep River collision show improvement. four dead. Coroner Mix continues the wreck investigation.
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Arthur A. Battiste
Meriden
Connecticut National Guard
George M. Cole
Arthur A. Battleto
Company 1
Second Infantry
Charles F. McCabe
James Geddes
Chauncey P. Goss
George B. Proudman
Adjutant General
Arthur A. Baattiste
Ralph Cashner
Hospital New Haven
N. Y
N. H
Mix
Upson Singleton Coals Beams and Suits On Sale
Local shop Upson, Singleton & Co advertise working gloves from 25 cents and unfinished worsted hand tailored black suits at 15 dollars. The town notes a St Francis Xavier Holy Name society meeting at 7:30 this evening to decide on John Tyrrell’s death. Harmony lodge marks its 11th anniversary with many visitors. Water tax collection to collector Frank Reeves stagnant, with 25,000 paid of 90,000 due. three days left for rent payments. Political spending by Thomas F. Devine detailed, rain easing labor idle but reforms urged for next season.
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Singleton & Co
Upson, Singleton & Co
St Francis Xavier's
Holy Name Society
John Tyrrell
Harmony Lodge
A. M
Watertown
Wolcott
Cheshire
Torrington
Frank Reeves
Thomas F. Devine
Democratic Teket
Democratic Town Committee
The
American
Democrat
Powers That Be
Building Inspector Row Mixes Law And Politics
Attorney Gullfoile for Alderman Mackie argues deputy post was void after death of predecessor Floyd Smith and Stage could not be successor under charter. Court to hear merits. Separate notices: Kelly cases against Connecticut Co. may have settlement at $7500, denied by Carmody. A near-miss trolley crash on North Main street described with frightened passengers and a run-away car. National Grange meeting opens in Washington with Gov Bachelder presiding. Roosevelt to receive Grange at White House tomorrow.
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Robert Mackie
J. M. Lynch
Charles Stage
Floyd Smith
Stage
Guilfoile
Smith
Stege
Kate
Theresa Kelly
Connecticut Co
T. F. Carmody
Kate Kelly
West Main Street
Theresa
Democrat
Connecticut
North Main Street
Kingsbury Street
Cooke and
North Main
Spencer Avenue
Waterbury Club
Odd Fellows
Washington
The
Nations Grange
Bachelder
New Hampshire
Grange
Roosevelt
White House
Cheshire Scandal Sees Judge May Be Asked to Help
Judge Charles I. Hungerford of Naugatuck could be asked to assist in a Cheshire election scandal probe. Rumors say Republican officials seek disclosure, with State’s Attorney Williams involved in New Haven county matter and Democrat George M. Guan advancing the case for the prosecution.
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Naugatuck
Charles I. Hungerford
New Haven
Court House
Cheshire
Williams
New Haven County
George M. Guan
Milford
Miller Navy Home Governor Dies After Brief Illness
Philadelphia November 11 Rear Admiral James M Miller governor of the United States naval home in Philadelphia died at the home after a brief illness He was 61 and had served since 1863 after being appointed from Missouri He commanded the cruiser Columbia and later the receiving ship Lancaster at Philadelphia navy yard He led the naval home for the last year and a half
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Pittsfield
Mass
Navy
Philadelphia
James M. Miller
United States Naval Home
Miller
Missouri
Columbia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Lancaster
Woman Collapses in Court During Devine Case
Mrs Edwin C. Devine fainted in Judge McSurely's court after her husband was sent back to jail. The judge will decide on Saturday if Devine must return to Boston to face charges of defrauding A. B. Tracy & Co of 32000 in bonds via a bogus check.
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Chicago
Edwin C. Devine
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