Lilley Campaign Pamphlet Accused of Labor Deception
Washington reports that a Lilley Labor pamphlet alleging his support for several labor measures is challenged by critics as misleading. The pamphlet asserts votes Lilley did not cast and links him to pro labor claims contradicted by the Congressional Record.
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Washington, D. C
Connecticut
George L. Lilley
Lilley
Labor
Congressional Record
District of Columbia
Pee Trust
Yale Initiations at New Haven Oct 28
Yale initiated several senior-class students into junior fraternities in New Haven. Connecticut entrants include Beta Theta Pi members Rufus Bradford Burnham Norwich John Aloysius Hurley Jr Bridgeport Robert Coyt Johnson Norwich and Harold Talmadge Messenger Winsted.
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New Haven
Yale
Connecticut
Beta Theta Pi
Rufus Bradford Burnham
Norwich
John Aloysius Hurley, Jr
Bridgeport
Robert Coyt Johnson
Harold Talmadge Messenger
Winsted
Weather Forecast For Connecticut And Nearby Regions
Forecast shows rain tonight and tomorrow with light variable winds turning easterly. A disturbance over the lake area brings cloudy conditions central and along the south Atlantic coast. Reports indicate 6.46 inches of rainfall in the prer twenty four hours. Pleasant weather remains generally east of the Mississippi River with little change expected locally. Storm warnings issued for the coast from Savannah to Fort Monroe with central storm activity over the northeastern portion.
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Bance
Iaciny
New York
Washington
Savannah
Fort Monroe
Storm Central
Will
Centenary Mass Opens Diocese of Boston Jubilee
In Boston the five day observance of the diocesan centennial begins with a pontifical mass at the Holy Cross Cathedral celebrated by papal delegate Most Rev Falconio. Archbishops Farley Quigley Keane and other prelates attend amid decor and processional rites. Governor Guild Mayor Hibbard and judges join church dignitaries at the ceremony.
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Boston
Americ
Diomede Falconio
Washington
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
William H. O'Connell
Curtis Guild, Jr
George A. Hibbard
Falconio
O’connell
Farley
New York
Quigley
Chicago
Keane
Dubuque
Beaven
Springfield
Hennessey
Wichita
Kan
O'Connell
The
Catholic University At
Allen
Mobile
Ala
Fitzmaurice
Erie
Luddon
Syracuse
N. Y
McFaul
Trenton
N. J
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Gabriels
Ogdensburg
News Oy
Newark
Chatard
Hadtanapolie
Northrop
Charleston
D. C
Burke
St Joseph
Will of Bishop Tierney opens in Hartford
The will of late Michael Tierney bishop of Hartford was opened in the episcopal residence in Danbury with priests present and names Rev Waller J. Shanley as sole executor. The will will be probated in Hartford soon. contents not published. In Jersey City the Whitmore murder trial resumed with jurors visiting Lampblack swamp where Lena Whitmore's nude body was found.
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Danbury
Michael Tierney
Hartford
Waller J. Shanley
Jersey City
N. J
Theodore 5S. Whitmore
Brooklyn
Lampblack
Harrison
Lena Whitmore
Justice Swayze
Tschaikovsky released from Petersburg prison after year
Nicholas Tschaikovsky, the aged Russian patriot and founder of the reform movement known as the father of the Russian revolution, was freed today after nearly a year in the fortress. A fund raised in England to cover the ransom was deposited in the Imperial bank and he was escorted to gendarme headquarters before liberty. The same report notes the first autumn session of the third Russian duma opening in St Petersburg, with the Octob erists hailed for their survival as deputies address the Balkan situation.
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Petersburg
Nicholas Tachaikovsky
England
Tschaikovsky
Imperial Bank
Iberty
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
Russia
St Peter and
St Paul
United States
Great Britain
Douma
St Petersburg
Duma
Te Council of Empire
Octoberist
Tauride
Balkan
Montgomery Starts Second Trial In Bank Embezzlement Case
William Montgomery former cashier of Allegheny National Bank faces a second U S district court trial after a summer failure for over 1 000 000. He was found guilty on two indictments in the first trial and may testify as he is charged anew with embezzling 144 000 in bonds. U S District Attorney Dunkle calls bank directors as witnesses and a stenographic confession report may be offered.
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Pitsburg
William Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
United States District Court
Montgomery
United States
Dunkle
Mark Twain to Spend Winter in Redding Villa
Redding announces Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain will reside the winter at his summer villa in town. He told a friend he enjoyed his Red ding home and expects to stay the rest of the year.
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Mark Twain
Redding
Samuel L. Clemens
Sand
Plainfield
Kev J. Brown
New London
DROWNED AT DOCK AT NEW HAVEN
Charles M. Pelzer age 22 went overboard from a barge at the depot docks and drowned despite efforts to rescue him. Relatives think it an accident caused by poor eyesight, misjudging the distance between barges. Some friends allege suicide linked to a friend's death.
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New Haven
Charles M. Pelzer
Prince Henry of Prussia Tours Zeppelin in Flight
Prince Henry of Prussia rode as guest of Count Zeppelin aboard a remodeled airship over Lake Constance and toward Tyrol. He steered for miles, praised Zeppelin, then the ship returned to its moorings at sunset after a day aloft with five men aboard.
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Friedrichshafen
Prince Henry
Prussia
Count Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Lake Constance
Tyrol
Twelve Round Draw Between Loughrey and Quill
In Boston on October 28 Young Loughrey of Philadelphia and Tommy Quill of Brockton fought twelve fast rounds to a draw. Both fighters were in peak form and evenly matched, with Loughrey holding a slight edge. Count von Moltke arrives in New York as Danish minister to the United States aboard the Kronprin Wilhelm. A rental advertisement claims to better serve readers with nationwide reach, offering 9 days for 25 cents.
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Boston
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Loughrey
Count von Moltke
New York
United States
Kronpring
Wilhelm
Death notices and funeral rites detailed in Monday’s Democrat
The Monday’s Democrat prints a full account of the death and funeral of monsignor Slocum and includes eulogies for Father Treanor Dr Anderson Crowley and other ministers and citizens. It also records resolutions passed by various societies and civic groups.
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Monsignor Slocum
Father Treanor
4Derson
Ther Crowley
the Davenport
Tsme
Walker costs Hartford.
In the Hartford criminal case against William F. Walker the state taxed costs in court. Pinkerton's agency billed 2856.26 for 1907 1908 services, the state police 1854.44 for Superintendent Egan, Deputy Sheriff Latham 42.24, Hugh Alcorn 15.65, and 300 had been spent earlier.
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Hartford
William F. Walker
New Britain
Shumway
Alcorn
Pinkerton
New York Detective Agency
State Police Department
Egan
Mexico
Walker
Latham
Hugh Alcorn
Secret oil tariff rates in Standard Oil case
Testimony in the government suit against Standard Oil reveals Pennsylvania Railroad secret rates not filed with the ICC. Edward T. Johnson said Standard Oil was the only shipper from Olean to Rochester, 106 miles, paying 9 cents a barrel while independents paid up to 28 cents.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Standard ON Company
Standard Oil Company
Edward T. Johnson
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Standard Oil
Olean
Rochester
Ferdinand for Peace Induces Compensation for Turkey
Sofia reports Emperor Ferdinand persuaded the Bulgarian cabinet to accept the principle of paying compensation to Turkey. The decision follows a lengthy debate during which Ferdinand used his influence for a peaceful settlement with compensation, amid persistent diplomatic pressure from the great powers.
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Turkey
Sofia
Pérfiment
Ferdinand
Spanish debt paid in thrice interest under 1834 treaty
Washington reports Spain has finally liquidated the Spanish debt of 5997800 awarded to U.S. citizens under the 1834 treaty. Spain has paid annual interest on the debt since the treaty, and the principal has now been paid in three installments. Hundreds of lives lost in floods toll reaches 800 with property damage over 1 million in Caygan province after a typhoon.
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Washington
Spain
Manila
Caygan Province
City News On Election Booths And Local Incidents
Scovill street residents Mrs James O Rourke and Miss Elizabeth Doran visit the city. Election booths begin to be set up by the superintendent of streets. Contractor Tisl may face trouble with B L Henry over curb work charges tied to water meter readings. Eddie Cohen, a boy not yet ten, visits Waterbury hospital with older patients, sharing childlike remarks about life while sustaining a fall that injures his left arm. doctors are summoned and Eddie remains hospitalized.
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James O'Rourke
Scovill Street
Elizabeth Doran
Danbury
Tis
B. L. Henry
Catherine Street
Henry
Eddie Cohen
North Main Street
Waterbury Hospital
Eddie
Ised i Pecaeta
Bodies of Kloeber and Kumle Found by Bloodhounds
A Hot Springs special reports Fred W. Kloeber’s body located a mile from Julius Kumle’s site, found by a bloodhound search. Kloeber died instantly after leaving companions, likely in a snowstorm while fleeing the mountains. Kloeber, born 1878 in Marion Virginia, had worked for AP and UP and later joined his brother in Green River Hot Springs.
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Tacoma
Wash
Hot Springs
Fred W. Kloeber
Julius Kumle
Kloeber
Kloebers
Mr Kloeber
Marion
Washington
Associated Press
United Press Association
Chicago
Green River Hot Springs
J. 8. Kloeber
Hartford Plans Reservoir Flooding Nepang Village
Hartford water department agents surveyed Nepang in Litchfield county to flood the village for a reservoir to boost city water supply. Officials expect a ten year build and possible charter amendment. The dam would be a solid masonry structure at the old foundry site, wiping out Nepauga including the Congregational church Grange hall and dwellings.
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Hartford
Hartford Water Department
Nepang
Congregational Church
Grange
Nepauga
New Hartford
Litchfield County
Christy Mathewson to Speak at Democratic Rally Tonight
Christy Mathewson the New York National league pitcher will be among speakers at a mass meeting in the twenty third assembly district tonight. Marathon winner John J Hayes and other American Olympic team members will sit on the platform. A hint to readers to place a want ad in the Democrat is included.
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New York
Christy” Mathewson
Twenty-Third Assembly District
John J. Hayes
London
Bryan Up State Today He Speaks In Several Cities
W J Bryan leaves New York at 10 am to speak in Schenectady Albany and Troy. He toured 115 miles by car in Manhattan and Brooklyn and delivered eight speeches in the evening amid enthusiastic crowds on a countrywide tour. A separate item notes Gracchus Jones shot dead in Holland VA and a $100000 contest is mentioned. The Democrat office hours extend to evenings for subscribers and job work.
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New York
W. J. Bryan
Schenectady
Albany
Troy
Bryan
Manhattan
Brooklyn
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