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The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28
BIG CONTRACT AWARD
Rumor That Blakcslcc Will Construct
 Middictown- -Wcthcrsfeld Trolley.

The New Haven road today will award the contract for the construction of the trolley line which Is to complete the straight route from Middletown to Wethersfeld. The bids have been care- fully gone over, and though the report could not be confirmed last night, It comes from first class source that the c. w. Blakeslee & Sons Co.,, of this city will do the work. Tomorrow prob ably the contract for the construction of the Bloomfield line and the line from South Coventry to Willimantic will be awarded.
 Work will be started on these lines immediately after the contracts are awarded, and every effort will be made to have the lines completed by next spring at the latest. The cost of the work will be close to s3,000,000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28
FINGER CATCHES TRIGGER
Ten Year-Old Boy Shot and Killed by
 Companion's Gun.

Haverhill, Mass, July 27---While hunting crows in the fields on his fa- ther's farm to-day John w. Green lay jr., aged fifteen years, shot and instantly killed Thomas Morrison, his ten-year~old companion. Greenlay was locked up on charge of man slaughter but was subsequently re- leased on his fathers personal recog- nizance, pending an inquest. The boy says that the gun was discharged ac- cidentally by a twig catching the trlg- ger as he was going through the thiCket.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28
WATERBURY GETS BUSY
Making of Political Campaign Novel;
 tics Furnishes Overtime Work.

Waterbury, Juy 27.--The plant of the Waterbury Buckle company start ed to-day working until 9 o'clock nights as a result of large orders re- ceiyed for campaign novelties of met al goods such as brass watch fobs and keys bearing inscriptions pertaining to the presidential campaigns )f both leading parties.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28
SPENCER I. SANFORD DEAD.

Spencer l. Sanford died at his home. 337 Norton street last night, aged sixty-four years He was 2 foreman employed by the Smedley company and he leaves wife and several children. The funeral ar arrangements have not been completed
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28
PAPKE-BURKE FIGHT OFF
Police Interfere and Six-Round Bout
 Does Not Take Place.

New York, July 2I-The six-round bout between Billy Papke the west ern middleweight and Sailor Burke of New York, which was set for tonight at the Coliseum did not take place owing to police interference. Some thous- and persons had gathered to see the fight
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28
ME. JILIN IN CuITAGn.

Charles E. Julin, executive secretary to Governor Woodruff, Is spending d week with his parents in Chicago. Mrs, Julln and the two boys have been with Mir, Julin's parents for the past three weeks
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28

SPORTS--Pngcs s nnd Q. Police at Savln Rock To-day. New Haven Again Victorious. Brass City Beats Meriden, Hartford Blanks Orators Ponies Overcome Papermakers. rittsburg Takes Third Game. Cubs Break Even in Brooklyn. Beaneaters Take Double Header. Yanks Stlll Losing Roosevelt 10 Shake With Olympians. AraZen Takes Mile Handicap
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington July 27.--Forecsst for Tuesday and Wednesday.-
 For New England Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; light variable winds
 For Eastern New York: Fair in north. showers in south portion Tues- day and Wednesday,; winds shifting to fresh east.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
 New Haven, July 27, 1908
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28
GENERAL.

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-31

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The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

Senator Burkett, who is stamping
the state of Nebraska against Bryan
has gotten himself and the Republi-
cans into bad fix over the matter OF
Tafts religion. In speech in Lincoln
a few nights ago he declared that Mr..
Taft was not a member Of the Unitar-
ian Church and denounced the story
as Democratic trick. It seems that a
Protestant minister then wrote to Mr..
Taft himself and has received a letter
from Mr.. Taft's secretary admitting
that the Republican candidate belongs
to the Unitarian Church. This has
forced Senator Burkett into a worse
mistake. He now states that "he did
not make the assertion about Mr..
Taft's religion on his own authority
but he simply said that Democrats
were doing these things and that they
had tried to make Mr.. Taft out a Cath
olic, an infidel and a Unitarian, and
that now it appears that he was not
even Unitarian" II the Republicans
keep up this sort Of thing they ought
to lose the election Mr.. Taft's re-
li5ion is a matter personal to himself
This campaign will be decided upon
issues. not upon prejudices. for the
most part discarded years ago.
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12
GUARANTEE OF DEPOSITS.

The Republicans are learning that
the guaranteeing Of bank deposits is
an issue which cannot be ridiculed out
Of existence. II may be that the Dem.
ocratic leaders have not worked out a
plan in detail which 10 feasible. but
they have introduced an issue into
politics which commands the instant
attention Of very large portion of
the voting public. Mr.. Taft cannot
meet the issue by saying that 1t would
introduce reckless speculation. The
public Is altogether too familiar with
the TACT that our present system of
banking is one of the chief aids of
reckless speculation. It was reckless
speculation which closed tho Knicker.
booker Trust { o. in New York last
fall. and which started the panic. the
effects of which are still being felt.
The people will hardly pay much at.
tention to Mr.. Forgan and other big
bankers who are opposed to the
change because 1t will decrease their
profits.
Even some OF the most conservative
financial Journals realize that tho Re-
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

Youngstown. Ohio, where the Re-
rublicans opened their campaign on
last Saturday. is a labor center. Steel
mills form the chi"e and almost sole
industry Of the city. There were
10000 men in line, and Of these 10000
were employees Of the Republic Iron
Tube Co. and the United States Steel
Corporation. These institutions fur
nished the men with uniforms for the
occasion. A holiday was declared on
Saturday, which extended over Mon
day, Labor Day. The men from the
steel mills took part in the parade, but
few went to the park where the meet
ing took place. as could be easily dis
cerned because Of the absence of the
uniforms.
A despatch says that one Of the I'M
usual incidents connected with the pa :
rade occurred when the halt was made
and someone called for a cheer for
Taft. Out of the uniformed ranks in
response came a roaring shout for
Bryan. and the column moved on.
The holiday and the uniforms and
the parade suggest the methods Of
1896. but the marchers would hardly
have dared at that time to shout for
Bryan. Perhaps labor is in earnest
this time. II so, 1t will make its in
fuence felt on November 3rd.
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

The action of the Church authori
ties, in dealing with the matrimonial
troubles Of Helen AIaloney. furnishe.
a pleasing contrast to that Of our d.
vorce courts. If viewed only from a
practical standpoint. the Church has
an immense advantage over the civil
authorities when dealing with the
marriage relation. The laws Of the
Church are uniform. They are the
same for every people, while in the
United States alone there are as many
different codes as there are sovereign
states. The Church has decided that
the first matrimonial escapade was a
true marriage Helen Maloney's father
is millionaire who has been generous
in his gifts to the Church. Notwith-
standing all this. he was unable to Sc
cure a decree Of annulment. The
young woman may, Of course. go into
the civil courts and be there success
full in securing what she tried to Sc
cure from the Church.
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

The independence party is sure of
six votes in this state. A convention"
was held in St. Paul last Monday night
and put in nomination the following
ticket: Governor, William H. Allen,
st. Paul; lieutenant governor, Roscoe
B. Higbe" st. Paul; secretary of state,
j. s. Waterson. Scanlon; attorney gen.
eral, John T. Powers, st. Paul; treas
urer, Andrew Nordlorf, Willmar; rail-
road commissioner. A. j. Williams, St.
Paul. Materia! having run out the
nomination Of a second railroad COM
missioner, to complete the ticket, had
to BE- passed. l. is believed the sanity
city will he able to fill in this vacancy
before November Sd. st. Paul, it will
be noted, failed to get two of the po-
sitions. but tho old town did the best
1t could under the circumstances.
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12
END OF FAMOUS scHlsM.
Tho "lndependent" Polish Church IL
FizzIina Out.

Tho "lndependent" Polish Church IL
FizxIins Out.
The visit of Bishop Paul Rhode OF
Chicago. the highest Polish prelate in
America. last night to st. Stanislaus'
church, may mark the end Of the ia
nous schism Of fifteen years ago.
which resulted in the foundation of the
Polish Independent Catholic Church.
says the Cleveland (ohio) Plaindealer
IT August "a.
Bishop Rhode extended formal in
vitation to the people Of the independ-
ent congregation to return to the
Church. His invitation was received
with great show Of enthusiasm. Fol-
lowing closely desire quietly ex-
pressed several days ago to Mgr. Boff,
administrator Of the Cleveland diocese
by Rev. A. L. Kolaszewski, the insti-
gator Of the schisna, to be received
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

The chance Of Bryans election lies
in Republican dissension. In other
states, as In oregon, the dissension
arises from greedy ambition in little
men for the honors OF the party and
the emoluments Of ctfice. This is go
ing on at this time in so many Of the
Republican states that the chances Of
Bryan for election, the chances Of
election of Democratic legislatures,
with loss Of Republican senators and
Of election Of a Democratic House Of
representatives. are greatly improved.
The Republican party in Illinois. in
Michigan, in Iowa and in other states
is all but completely upset by strifes
engendered by the primary law. Can
didates nominate themselves and the
ruction begins. The majority party is
splitting into irreconcilable and repel-
liant fragments. Reconciliation is i'm
possible. Illinois and Michigan will
now elect Democratic governors. Both
those states, with perhaps Wisconsin.
where the fight is also fierce. are likely
to be carried over to Bryan. but that
might not be the worst thing. The
little men who are trying to control
the Republican party for their own
advantage, profit and glory will dis
appear with defeat Then rational ana
sane principles, urged by rational and
sane and stronger men. will reappear.
A third Of the Republicans of Oregon,
pledged to Chamberlain. are turned
Democrats, are Democrats in fact. No
Chamberlain Republican can be Of
service to Taft"
This is a strong statement of facts
from a paper which is supporting
Taft 1t is pretty safe to take oregon
out of the list of solid Republican
states and place it in the extremely
doubtful column.
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

pubiicans are on the defensive. The
Journal Of Commerce takes Mr.. Taft
to task az follows:
ut is greatly to be wished that Mr..
Tat. as candidate for the presidency
would direct the undoubted powers of
his mind to az independent study Of
financial questions that are presented
to lin and form his own judgment in
stead of repeating stale, second-h hand
statements, which on careful examin-
alton he would find to be without
force. The question Of the guarantee
of bank deposits has been forced to
the front to CD extent that is really
out OF proportion to its immediate i'm
portance. but it is liable to become an
important matter for consideration
and it is we'll to have clear ideas about
it,"
1t is already matter for consider.
alton with the farmers of the Middle
West and, If we mistake not, the votes
In such states as Iowa, Kansas, Ne
braska and Minnesota will Indicate to
the Republican leaders that the inter-
ests of depositors are quite as i'm
portant, politically at least, as the in
tercsts of stockholders
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

At a recent meeting o. Division No.
]. A. O.. H. of Grac:villa. Big Stone
county. the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom to call our
brother, B. H. Trsipo-, from our midst
by death to his eternal hcine, and as
Brother Trainor was al honorary
member Of Division No. ]. A o. H.,
Graceville, he was held by all the
brotherhood to be an hon at, industri-
Gus, upright Christian gentleman. and
we the members of Division No i. A.
o. H.. Of Graceville. hereby
Resolve. that in the death Of Rrother
1rainor, we respectfully :ocw to the
will Of God, and will! ALWAYS ran,cn-
Ter him with kindness ana brotnerly
love, and we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to his bere.ved family and
relatives: be it further
Resolved. that in due respect for The
departure Of our beloved bother. that
the charter of our order be draped in
mourning for at least thirty days, ard
t;,at those resolutions be .prcad upon
the records Of our division and printed
in the Graceville papers a,.d published
in the Irish STANDARD Of Minneapolis,
and copy sent to his bere:ved family.
NJ. J. MCDONNELL.
R. A. COSTELLO
JEREMIAH SrA:JLON.
COMMITTEES or Resolutions.
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12
REPUBLICAN TROUBLES.

There is a confusion Of voices in the
Republican party which promises to
aid the Democrats in this campaign
more than any single issue dividing
the parties. There liz hardly a state
in the North where there is not seri-
Gus disscsion in the Republican ranks
In many Of the states the dissension
amounts to revolt.
In Iowa the feeling between the pro-
gressives and the stand pat element
is bitter in the extreme and there are
many who believe that this rock
ribbed Republican state may go Dem
ocratic.
In Illinois. the fight between Cover
nor Deneen and Ex-Governor Yates
was so bitter that. while the Republic
cans confidently claimed the state for
Taft. they admit there is danger that
ex-Vice President Stevenson. who is
the Democratic candidate, may be the
next Governor.
In West Virginia. there are two Re.
publican candidates for Governor and
two complete tickets in the field. The
Republican National Committee has
been engaged for some time in trying
to persuade the different factions to
withdraw both tickets and to nomi-
nate one upon which all can agree.
xr,ith H.
can party must answer in West vir-
ginia for some Of the most glarinS
frauds that have ever been perpe-
trated.
In Wisconsin. those In control of
the state organization are out Of har-
mony with the national organization.
Every proposition demanded by the
LaFollette followers was voted down
at the Republican convention. Senator
LaFollette. while protesting to sup
port Taft. is going shout the country
denouncing the platform upon which
Taft is running.
In Kansas. the Republican candidate
for Governor is running upon plat
form which approves the Democratic
plan for guaranteeing bank deposits.
In North Dakota the same condition
exists.
In Oregon the Republican machine
is trying to thwart the will Of the peo-
pie who recently declared for the cleo
ton Of Governor Chamberlain to the
United States Senate. Speaking Of the
situation throughout the country and
in Oregon in particular. the Portland
oresonian. . staunch Republican Or
gan. says:
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

members of the Cleveland cabinets are
supporting Mr.. Bryan. olney, Car
Isle. Francis. Harmon and Smith are
actively engaged in aiding the Demo-
cratic committee. The closest friends
Of the late Ex-President are now the
enthusiastic supporters Of Mr. Bryan
and 1t is hardly conceivable that. if
Mr.. Cleveland were living, that he
would oppose the party which twice
placed him In the highest ONCE in the
world
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

For the first time. the International
Eucharistic Congress of the Catholic
Church is being held in London. The
gathering is remarkable in other re-
spects 1t is the occasion OF the visit
of Cardinal Vincent Vannutelli. Papal
Legate. He is the first Papal Legate
in England since the time Of Cardinal
Pole. And what is more remarkabl
still. he was received as a prince by
King Edward. Notwithstanding the
protest formally presented by Protest
ant clergy. Bishops from every part
of the world are In attendance and it
is estimated that $4,000 persons are in
London from different countries at
tending this Congress.
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12

: The publication Of what purports to
tie letter written by Grover Cleve-
land shortly before his death. urging
the Democrats to support Mr.. Taft. IS
q sore disappointment to hundreds Of
Thousands Of Democrats who loyalty
supported Grover Cleveland in three
hard fought campaigns. 1t will not
have any great effect upon the voters.
The Cleveland Bryan disagreement
was buried with Mr.. Cleveland. If Mr..
Cleveland had lived until after the
Denver convention. the letter surely
never would have had no conception
OF what the real alignment would be
N this campaign. All the surviving
The Irish standard., 1908-09-12
1HE COMING OF REDMOND.

The coming Visit OF john HedmoAQ
to this country will attract more than
ordinary attention. Notwithstanding
all tactional differences, Mr.. Redmond
maintains a firm hold on the leader
ship of the Irish Parliamentary party
He has proven himself one Of the
ablest and most resourceful political
leaders of this generation. He assumed
the leadership of the Irish Parliament
airy party at a time when the position
was most difficult. The Irish people
were divided over the unfortunate
events which led to the downfall of
Parnell. Parnell was a leader of such
extraordinary ability that 1t could not
be reasonably expected that another
could at once be found to take his
place. In some ways John Redmond
is the superior Of Parnell. In handling
turbulent and unruly party. he has
proven himself much more successful
than his great predecessor While not
reaching the intellectual heights OF
Parnell, he is nevertheless the more
successful Parliamentary leader. His
knowledge Of English Parliamentary
tactics, his even temperament, and his
ability to avoid taking part in the
personal clashes of his followers has
enabled him to succeed where Par.
neil failed.
Redmond comes to this country, the
unauestioned leader of united Irish
party. This condition is very largely
due to his political leadership. AS a
Parliamentary leader. he has no equal
in the world toiay. The Irish party,
from the nature of its position in the
British Parliament. is difficult party
to rule. In the first place, it must
maintain its independence of the Eng.
lish parties. It has no patronage. Its
members can hope for no preferment
at the hands of an English ministry.
1t has failed To secure the object for
which 1t was formed-Home Rule And
yet. under the leadership of Redmond,
it remains the most compact, the most
perfectly disciplined political party in
existence.
Mr.. Redmond and his lieutenant,
Joseph Devlin. on their visit to his.
toric Faneuil hall. on the 22nd Of this
month. will be able to tell the friends
Of Ireland in tire United States of the
accomplishments Of this political par
ty during the last session. The Irish
Universities Bill. the Irish Housing
Bill and the E,icted Tenants Bill are
the results Of the labors Of the Irish
parliamentary party during one short
session. There never was an Irish
leader who had better grounds for ap.
pealing to the Irish of the United
States than John Redmond.