Taft Cancels Connecticut Campaign Dates
Taft to conserve his voice for a final push in New York state leading to election. He will skip October 26 in Connecticut citing throat strain and the need to avoid overtaxing his voice during the closing campaign.
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Welcome of American Fleet to Tokyo Sparks Massive Cheers
In Tokyo harbor the American and Japanese fleets lie at anchor as Rear Admiral Sperry leads a grand arrival procession. A 10,000 strong school choir sang the national hymn while crowds cheered, with garden parties and imperial visits planned for the visiting officers.
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Lynn Lasters At Work After Shoe Strike
Lynn Mass Oct 19 conditions in the shoe industry returned to normal after a strike of lasters with nearly all workers back. Three exceptions remain, two to return tomorrow and Wednesday, one shift moved to Chelsea. Cancelled orders during the strike brought a general dip in some factories while most operations resumed on schedule.
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Hartford collision leaves woman badly injured
Mrs Edward T. Smith aged 51 was struck by an automobile driven by W E Kibbe while exiting a trolley car in Hartford. She suffered a fractured right leg in three places, a broken left leg, facial and head cuts and bruises, possible internal injuries, and a bystander crowd threatened the car occupants as it traveled about fifteen miles per hour.
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Connecticut Forecast: Fair and Colder Tonight
Forecast calls for fair and colder conditions in Connecticut tonight and Tuesday with light northerly to easterly winds. A slight disturbance remains central this morning in Nebraska but pleasant weather prevails east of the Rockies with a noted temperature fall to the northwest and cooler conditions near the lakes locally.
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Yale Freshman Severed Foot In Trolley Incident
William St Clair Childs of Pittsburg, a freshman in Yale's SheMeld B Scientific school, slipped while boarding a moving trolley near the New Haven station. His foot was severed below the ankle and he was taken to New Haven hospital, where doctors expected recovery. A brother, J. D. Childs, is a senior at Sheffield.
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Lieutenant Evans Found Guilty by Court Martial
Yokohama October 19 Lieutenant Frank T. Evans of the battleship Louisiana convicted on two counts for absencing from his post and disrespect to a superior officer. He was acquitted on intoxication. sentence includes loss of 150 numbers and a public reprimand.
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Midshipman Bartlett Asked to Resign at Annapolis
Washington reports Har old T. Bartlett of Old Lyme Connecticut has been asked to resign from the Second class at Annapolis with thirteen other cadets for failure to pass the September mental examination.
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Bryan Tours Illinois Speaking to Thousands of Workers
William J. Bryan opened a speaking tour in Illinois with a talk to several thousand workingmen. He focused on the party platform regarding court injunctions and was greeted by large crowds at multiple stops.
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Mob and Guards Clash in Berlin Skirmish
Dispatches report an Austrian guard clashed with a mob of Montenegrins in Berlin. The mob threatened the Austrian consul and the skirmish lasted several hours.
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Secretary of War Will Visits New York for Address
Wright goes to New York for an evening political gathering address after leaving Washington. The trip includes stops in New York and Washington with plans to speak.
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Forest fires threaten Barkhamsted and Winchester area
Fire rages on West hill in Barkhamsted and in Winchester. Several people are in danger as flames sweep the region and authorities urge evacuations and readiness.
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Juvenile AOH Elects Officers in City Meeting
At yesterday's juvenile division meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians officers were chosen: President John Pendy, Vice President William O Rourke, Recording Secretary Edward Joyce, Financial Secretary William Sullivan, Sergeant at Arms James Ryan, Sentinel Frankie.
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Maine Returns Home After Globe-Circling Cruise
The battleship Maine arrived at Portsmouth harbor after a 308 day voyage covering 85 000 miles and wrapping a round the world cruise. The flagship is to dock 26 days before sailing north Atlantic duties, with Alabama expected in New York tomorrow.
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Attempted assassination shocks Chicago church crowd
A Sunday afternoon shooting targetted Rev J K Fielding at Corpus Christi Roman Catholic church in Chicago. The assailant fired twice in the church hallway, struck down several children before fleeing. the priest was unharmed. Fire in Bristol Hopper district burns hundreds of acres.
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Paper Makers Refuse To Strike At Berlin Mills
Berlin New Hampshire October 19 workers at Berlin Mills Co defied an order to strike. The International Brotherhood of Paper Makers accused the mill of supplying stock to International Paper Co fueling a weeks long labor dispute. Berlin Mills denies the claim as negotiations with company officials continue.
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C W A Work Plans and Odd October Notes
The notice outlines Friday evening millinery classes on the second floor with the dressmakers downstairs and a preferred room for the milliners. It also mentions a dictation-focused shorthand class and urges quick applications as special arrangements will close soon. Also included are historical notes on an October 17 1827 snowstorm in New England, a Branford lad tragedy, a Bethel stock barn fire worth $18000, and Catholic Women’s Association class trends for the year.
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