davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24

Do najwyzszego rozkwitu do
szedl caly kraj pod !Swiatlymi
rzadami prezydenta Roosevelta.
Roosevelt, przejety wysokimi ide-
alami republikanizmu, ma kazdym
kroku dawai dowody, re stara sic
zarowno o dobro wszystkich oby-
wateli. Zdajqc sobie dobrze spra-
we tego, re byt robotnika ME
jest najlepszy, staral sic wszel-
kiemi siiami byt ich polepszyc.
PrzesIai wiec oredzie do kongre-
su, polecajac mu uchwalenie u
stawy, zaprowadzajacej oSmio-
godzinny dzieh piracy, dla wszy-
stkich robotnikow pozostajacych
W sluzbie federalnej. Kongres,
kt6rego wiekszosc obecnie jest
republikanska ustawe te uchwa-
iii. Ponadto ten sam republican,
ski kongres przeznaczyl w +. b.
$4,000 w celu przeprowadzenia
Sledztwa w sprawie katastrof ko-
palnianych, oraz zmuszenia kom-
panii do zaprowadzenia dla robo-
tnik6w wiekszych srodk6w bez'
pieczenstwa.
Rodziny, ktore potraciiy swo-
ich ojc6w W kopalniach pennsyl-
wahskich, najlepiej zdaja sobie
sprawe, lie wartosci ma powyzsza
uchwala.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24

Partya republikahska zdzia}aia,
to. re niewolnictWo, upraWlane
Zwlaszcza w Stanach poludnio-
wych, zostalo zniesione. Rzqdy
tel samej partyi ugruntowaly
sp6jnoSc zwiazku Stan6w polo
zyly podwaliny pod zdrowy sy-
stem finansowy, rozwinely prze-
mysl handel. Partya republican,
ska zajela sic pierwsza zachowa-
niem naturalnych bogactw kra-
ju oraz sprawiIa, &c Stany Zjed-
noczone staly sic Potega, z ktorq
sic liczyt muSzq wszystkie mo-
carstwa SWiata.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
z KRONIKI NIESZCZEsLI-
WYCH WYPADK6W.

Columbus, Ohio, "a pazdzierni-
ka. - Pociag osobowy kolei Bal
timore and Ohio najechal w po-
blizu miejscowoSci Derby ma po-
w6z powozony kohmi. Try oso-
by znajdujace sic w powozie 20
staiy ma miejscu zabite.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, "a pazdzierni-
ka. - w dwadziescia minut po
wypuszczeniu Z tutejszego vie
zienia, Thomas Burns, zosta}
przez pociag najechany tax sill
ME uszkodzony, re lada .chwila
zakonczy zycie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
KAUCYA DTA rZATKOv-
SKIEGO.

Londyn, II pafdziernils
Tutejsi Drzviaciele ! czcicie'
cot obvwatelstich Mikoln'r
C70ikowskiego zdoIali droea sill
dek zebrac sumo $4,000. kt6ra
rad rosviski wvnsga} isko kau-
eve "a oswobodzenie warunko-
we z wiezienia znakomitego re-
wolucyonisty rosyiskiego. Suma
ia zostaia wczorai przeslana
przekazem telegraficznym i Czaj
kowski dziS iuz bedzie prawdo-
Dodobnie wolny.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
DELEGAT CZARNOG6RSKI
w PETERSBURGU.

Petersburg, "a pazdziernika. -
Wczoraj lprzyby1 tn radca stanu
Czarnogorza Minskowicz, by
przedstawic rzadowi rosyjskie-
mu dezyderata czarnogorskieD
Jutro przybedzie tu przywodca
partyi serbskiej zadajacej wojny,
b. minister Pasicz.
Obydwaj ci panowie maja ma
dzieje uzyskac posfuchanie u ca
ra Mikolaja,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
SCISLEJSZA KONTROLA
MAD BANKAMI.
Washington, D. C., 20 pazdzier

Washington, D. c., "a pazdzier-
nika. - w celu zaprowadzenia
scislejszej kontroli rozporzqdzo-
no, azeby przy organizowaniu
bankow narodowych, kazdemu Z
dyrektor6w przedfozyc formularz,
zawierajacy IS pytah. Z odpowie
dzi dyrektor6w inspektorzy be-
da wiedzieli, czy ci So dokiadnie
obznajomieni re stanem intere-
sow swojej instytucyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
NoWI KARDYNALoW1E.

Rzym, "a pazdziernika. - Ma
przyszlym konsystorzu 6astepu-
jacy pra}aci otrzymaja kapelusz
kardynalski: arcybiskup Westmin
steru, Francis Bournes; biskup
francuski Montpelier. Msgr.
Belo; patryarcha z Lizbeny
Msgr Bistete; maiordom Waty-
kanu Msgr Giustinio j nuncyusz
papieski W Wiedniu Msgr Gra-
nito di Granite.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
ZAMIEc SNIEzNA.

Topeka, Was, "a pazdziernika.
Cd dwunastu godzin pada til
Snieg.
Dotychczas spadio przesz1o
cztery Gale Sniegu, ktory jednak
wnet topnieje. Temperature wy
nosila wczoraj popoiudniu 80 sto-
pnie.
St. Joseph, Mo-, "a pazdzierni-
ka. = w MISUNDERSTANDING cze
sci Stanu Missouri spadi wczoraj
plerwszy tegoroczny snieg.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
SKANDALE wv NIFMIFCKIM
MINISTERYUM MARYNAR-
XII.

Berlin, "a pazdziernika. - Sle-
dztwo W sprawie odkrvtego pred
kilku tvgodniami skandalu w sfe-
rach ministeryum marvnarki od-
krylo, ze opr6cz r6znvch NAL
wersacyi pienieznych, doDuszczo-
no sic zdrady stanu. Pod tym
ciezkim zarzutem oddanO pod
sad nadporucznika marynarki
niemieckiej Rasenhorna.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
.ZAUFANIE DO BANKoW
WZRASTA.

New York, "a pazdziernika. -
Wediug sprawozdania superinten
denta stanowego wydziaiu ban
k6w, Z pietnastu bank6w, ktore
w ubieglym roku W New Yorku
wskutek paniki pienieznej wyp}a-
ty zawiesiiy, czternaScie nich
ma nowo prowadzi intereSy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24

Konstantynopol, "a pazdzier-
nika. - w ostatniej chwili do
nosza, re specyalnemu wyslahco-
wi Bulgaryi Dymitrowowi udafo
sic dojst do zupe}nego porozu-
mienia z Kiamil pasza W kwestyi
uznania niezawisloSci Bu}garyi /
pienieznego wynagrodzenia "a
zajecie czeSci wschodniej Rune
lii.
Szczeg6ly ukladow zostana o.
pracowane przez specyalna ko-
misye po porozumieniu
sic z przedstawicielami zarzadu
kolei Oryentalnej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
DYMISYA IZWoLSKIEGO.
Petersburg, "a pazdziernika.

petersburg, 24 pazdzlernlka. -
Nieudane usiiowania gabinet6w
europejskich zapobiezenia obec-
nemu przesileniu ma po}wyspie
baikahskim dojrowadzi do upad-
ku wielu dyplomatow.
Wczoraj zostala zdecydowana
'dyrnisya ministra spraw zewne-
trznych Rosyi Izwolskiego.
Dzienniki rosyjskie m6wia juz 0
MIN, jako upadlej wielkosci.
Usunieto rowniez "w senate
ry" ksiecia Urusowa, kt6ry re-
prezentowai Rosye jake posei w
Wiedniu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
z OBOZU DEMOKRATYCZ
NEGO.

Newark. N. J., az pazdziernika.
- Przemawiaf tn wczoraj w. J.
Bryan, demokratyczny kandydat
ma prezydenta. Jak zwykle atako-
wal prezydenta Roosevelta i swo-
jego przeciwnika, Tafta. Niepodo-
balo sic bowiem kandydatowi de-
mokratycznemu, re Roosevelt
wystepowaf przeciwko jego po-
plecznikowi, Gompersowi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24

w praktycznem zastosoWaniu
rzad6w partyi jednej drugiej po-
kazaIo sic, re "a panowania de-
mokratow robotnicy otrzymywa-
Ii najnizsza place, podczas gdy "a
rzqd6w republikahskich, plaza ia
sic potroiia. Ale najradykalniej-
sza r6znica pomiedzy obydwoma
partyami ley W tenn, re demo-
kratyczna ciqgle przyrzeka, repu-
blikanska zas dziala.
Ia charakterystyczna cecha
partyi tax sic przeja} Bryan, re
juz Cd dwunastu lat obiecuje, a
"a kazdym razem co innego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
ESKADRA AMERYKANSKA.
WASHINGTON d T. "a nazdZier-

"AS VIII L. N'1 Ef PoHNHANA
nika. - Ministeryum marynarki
og}osilo, re eskadra amerykahska
pozostajaca pod rozkazami kontr
admirala Sperry, po powrocie Z
podrozy naoko}o swiata do Ham
pton Roads, zatrzyma sic przez
diva tygodnie ma wybrzezach A
tlantyku, poczem uda sic ma wo-
dy kubanskie. Tam odteda sic
manewry, poczem cztery dywizye
zostana rozpuszczone wysfane
do r0znych dokow
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
ODZNACZENIE.
Camp Alascadero, Cal, 24 pa

Camp Alascadero, CAL, 24 paz-
dziernika. - w obecnoSci calego
garnizonu wreczono sierzantowi
Seth T. Weld, order mestwa, IL
chwalony przez kongres. R6wno-
czeSnie sierzant otrzymai cd pre-
zydenta Roosevelta stopieh iporu-
cznika w wywiadowczym korpu-
sic filipinskim.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
KRWAWA STATYSTYKA.

Petersburg, "a pazdziernika. =
Dziennik "Riecz" zdoIaf wydo-
stac i oglosil dane statystyczne
o egzekucyach w Rosyi podczas
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
SMIERc w PkOMIENIACH.

Lincolnville, Okla, "a paz-
dziernika. = Podczas pozaru do
mu Coxa, troje dzieci znalazio
smierc W plomieniach, dziesiec
zaS ponioslo dose slime obrazenia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
Kampania przedwybOrCza
Zasadnicze r6znice pomiedzy partYa
republkanska a demokratyczna
Entuzyastyczne pzyjecie Tafta.
ObOzu demOkratycznegO. - SciSlejSza kOntrOla nal
bankami. - Eskadra amery ykahSka.

do tego, re musieli po wiekszej
cze$ci zrezygnowac re wszystkich
gloszonych przez siebie zasad, po
niewaz te okazaly sic dla kraju
zgubnemi, gdy Przeciwnie zasa-
dy republikahskie sprowadzily
dobrobyt nieslychany rozw6j
kraju.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
SAMOBoJSTWo.

Cleveland, Ohio, "a pazdzierni-
ka. = w hotelu "Gillsey House
wystrzafem rewolweru odebrai
sobie zycie pewien ajent podroz-
ny, nazwiskiem c. Mayer.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
OSTATNIA POCzTA.
"Pazdziernikowcy" i Rad.

! !
jac gazetom Riecz i Slowo ma "a
rzuty czynione polityce "paz-
dziernikowcow" przez te pisma,
+ powodu rozmowy Guczkowa z
korespondentem Neue Frele
Presse, tax okreSla sw6j stosu-
sunek do Stolypina.
"Spokojny nastroj trzeciej Du-
my, jej praca sumienna wywo1a-
: w w szerokich ko1ach ludnoScl
zupeine zaufanie do niej. Lud-
nose czeka re spokojem, re Du-
INA urzeczywistni jej nadzieje
zaprowadzenia porzadku i dobro-,
bytu W kraju.
Minister premier re swej stro
ny idzie w tyInze kierunku wpro
wadzania w zycie reform, zapo-
wiedzianych przez manifest 3o-go
| pazdziernika. Drogi Dumy RIA
| du zeszly sic, my widzimy w
tenn gwarancye wsp6lnej Owoc-
nej piracy. Gas iuz odrzucit O.
| slawione twierdzenie, re Rad
| jest zly dlatego, ze jest rz2dem.
Wobec takiego stanu rzeczy,
Jest zupelnie naturalne, re CEN
trum ceni osobe premiera ma
! mysl O zmianie ministeryum IL
czuwa trwoge pred przysz}oScia
nieznana".
"Goios Moskwy" juz zapom-
NAL, re ME tax dawno jeszcze byf
bardzo niezadowolony ze stano-
wiska rzadu obiecywal nawet
"przekuc sierpy ma miecze"' "a
co 90 niejednokrotnie gromlia
Rossija. Czyzby stanowisko rza-
du zmieniio sic?
Interpelscya "prawdziwych Ro-
I syan".
"Golos Moskwy" donosl, re
"Zwiazell narodu rosyjskiego"
ma zamiar przez swego przedsta-
wiciela w Dunlie posia hr. Dor
rera wniest interpelacye do pre-
zesa ministr6w. Interpelacya
! brzmi:
"Czy minsteryum spraw Wew-
netrznych wiadome So przygo-
towania masowe rewolucvoni-
stow w r6znvch miejscowoSciach
Rosyi do czynnego wystqpienla
ma ZINE wiosne 1000 r., o czem
| swiadcza raDorty oddziafow o.
chronv. Tezeli tax, to jake Srodki
zostalv przedsiewziete w celu
I zniszczenia~ gniazd rewolucyj-
nvch i odwr6cenia nadchodzace-
go niebezDieczenstwa".
"Zwiazek narodu rosylsklego"
Jest widocznie w niezlych sto-
sunkach ochrona, skoro moze
sic powt lywac ma jej raporty'
skfadane rzadoWi.
, z uniwersytetu petersburskiego,
, w uniwersytecie petersbur-
skim odby1 sic ogolny wiec stu-
dent6w, ma kt6ry stawili sic Wszy
scy studenci uniwersytetu; Wo-
bee czego wielka sala aktowa ME
mog1a pomiescie uczestnik6w i
.trzeba by}o urzadzit wiece row.
nolegie w kilku sasiednich andy
! toryach.
Ma samyni wstepie wiecujacy
postanowili wyslac telegram
pozdrowieniem do profesora Pc
trazyckiego. Tematem obrad vie
Gu bylo ostatnie zarzadzenie mi
nisteryum oswiaty; po d}ugich
debatach zapadla wiekszoscia
1898 g}os6w przeciw y uchwa-
Ia, kt6ra moze wplynac ma naru-
szenie normalnego biegu zycia u
niwersyteckiego. 80 studentow
wstrzymafo sic Cd glosowania.
DYMISYA IZWOLSKIEGO.
Petersburg, 2A pazdziernika. -
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24

Sofia, "a pazdziernika. - Rad
bulgarski wysIal wczoraj depe-
sze do specyalnego swego wy
slahca Dyrnitrowa wzywajaca &C
do powrotu do Bu}garyi W celu
odebrania nowych instrukcyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
z zEGLUGI NAPOWIETRZ-
NEJ.

Berlin, "a pazdziernika. -
Wczoraj podczas wzlotu balonu
Parseval zdarzyl sic wypadek,
ktory jednak zakohczyf sic szcze-
Sliwie. Ma bardzo znacznej wy
soko$ci COS sic popsulo w balo-
ME i poczql on spadac przera-
zajaca szybkoScia ma dol. Pred
satnym jednak dotknieciem zie-
mi udato sic aeronautom oslabic
spadek oby}o sic bez wypadku.
Friedrichshafen, "a pazdzierni-
ka. - Wczoraj sedziwy aeronau-
ia hr. Zeppelin dokonaf nowego
wzlotu ma przebudowanym stat
ku napowietrznym Zeppelin
No. II. Zeppelin wraz z dziesie-
cioma pasazerami przebywaf w
powietrzu przez przeciag trzech
i pol godziu.
Przecietna szybkoSG wczoraj-
szego wzlotu wynosifa 29,31/ mil
ma godzine. WysokoSt ma kt6rej
pozostawaf 300 stop.
Podczas calej podr6zy statek
napowietrzny wykonywaf rome
manewry Z .zadziwiajqca doklad-
nosciq, zmieniajqc W przestwo-
rzach szybkoSc, kierunek wyso-
koSc stosoWnie do wolf sternika
statku hr. Zeppelina.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-24
DzIENNIK NARODOwY

pismo unijne, druko-
wane przez unijnych
robotnikow. :: :: ::
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

The republican party as represent ed in congress has passed a currency bill that will eventually plague them, says a Washington writer. All the democrats and fourteen republicans voted against it in the house, and Senator La Toilette tried to talk 1t to death in the senate, where four repub- lican senators also voted against it. It must be a very bad bill that would force such a large number of republl- cans 10 bolt their party on the eve of a national election. IL is a great vic tory for the Rockefeller interests and the chief feature of 1t which was in the original Aldrich bill. the issue of currency with railroad and other bonds as security, by individual banks will give the National City bank con- trol of millions to further rig the stock market. Such bonds are to be accepted al 90 per cent of their mar ket value. and we may be sure that the price of such bonds will be boost cd accordingly. whatever their real value may he. The asset. or wildcat currency scheme of the bill Is intend ed as a sop to the asset school of f. nance. and commercial paper Is to be accepted as security for currency at 7s per cent of its face value. The at tempt to make the bill popular by the requirement that the banks pay one per cent on government deposits is made harmless to the big banks which are government Repositories for they are not required to pay even this small interest rate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
Certificates of Incorporation.

The Parklawn Realty Co of New Haven filed a certificate of incorpora- ton with the state secertary yester- day. the incOrpOrators being Amos Dickerman. John H. Pearee and Jo- seph Kegelmeyer The capital stock is s6O.0OO and business will begin with s3I.5OO.
 E. i. Tracy. Incorporated, of Gov entry. town Of Holland. has filed a certificate of incorporation. showing capital stock to be S50, ,000. The in- corporators are Eugene A.. Frank J.. and William A. Tracy and Thomas P. FlaheTty. The corporation yiIl man ufacture wooden goods and will begin business with its full amount of capi- tai paid in.
 \ certificate of incorporation has been filed by the Unique Amusement Cd Of Orange. The capital stock. with which business will be begun. Is .S5. GOO and the inc0rporaturs are incorpoTators are Samuel 4. de Wal tof. Elias Marcuson and Howard FL Hott.
 The Sachs Co of Hartford has filed certificate of the increase Of it's capital stock from s58. eco to t4s.- 0O0. The increase ss divided into I50 shares of common stock. SIG. 600 be- ing paid in cash and ss -800 fn prop- erty- The subscribers to this stock are Gerald " Mart. 100. and Joseph Sachs. 5e-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
STORAGE CHARGES.
Railroad Company Issues New Or
 der of Interest to Shippers.

The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company has is- sued an order fixing storage charges for all domestic freight except cotton. The new order, which went into ef- feet yesterday, applies to all stations in Connecticut and is as follows:
 All freight received over this com panys rails and unloaded in freight houses of this company will be subject to storage charges at the expiration of six days from time unloaded, ex- elusive of Sundays and holidays. After six days, storage charge will be 1 cent per 100 pounds for each ten days or fraction thereof, including Sundays and holidays; minimum charge 25 cents. This company re- serves the right to enforce the fol- lowing rules when the freight houses become congested and it Is necessary to make room for handling current in- coming or outgoing freight. Property not removed by the person or party entitled to receive it, within two con secutive days (eXclusive of Sundays and holidays) after its arrival at des- tination, may be kept in the depot OF other place of delivery at the sole risk of the owner of said property. or may be at the option of the con- pany removed, or otherwise stored, but when so removed or otherwise stored, it shall be at the owners risk and cost. including expense of carriage and shall he held subjecf to lien for all freight and other charges.
 Property permitted to remain in this company's freight houses for longer period than two consecutive days af- ter 1t is ready for delivery. will be held at the sole risk of the owner ot same.
 Agents must be certain that con- signee has received notice that freight is ready for delivery two consecutive days exclusive of Sundays and holi- daysl before the same is sent to store house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

The states of Kelantan and Trin- ganu, in the Malay peninsula, have been taken over from Siam by the British government. The two states cover an area of between 5000 and 5000 square miles. In Kelantan there are valuable British interests, one British company owning a con- cession of some 2,5O0 square miles therein. The state is believed to be rich in gold and tin, and rubber growing has met with success. The state of Tringanu is practically un- trodden ground for Europeans. There are no roads, and the principal river, the Tringanu. is rendered useless for navigation half way on its course to the sea by a series of large water falls. Tin is known to exist in the south of the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
HEARD Ia PASSING.


 Some scientists have declared that there was no, such thing as hydro phobia as far as the human race Is concerned but there have been sev- eral horrible examples of late to disprove their statements.-New London Day.
 You can't hold Albert T. Patrick down for more than three months at stretch. He has applied for an other habeas corpus writ, and it wouldn't be at all surprising if he some day walked free from the prison gates. Patrick is as persist ent as an advertising agent Bridgeport Post.
 As soon as he can get $25,0OO Lieutenant Peary says he will be willing to start for the north pole. We know lot of other adventurous men who would be more than ready to start for the frozen north or any other lonesome place for half the amount, and no questions asked.- New London Telegraph.
 Governor Woodruff and Lieuten- ant Governor Lake are now beyond the boundaries of the state, on the way to the Chicago convention, hence Hon Stiles Judson of Strat- ford is temporarily governor of Con necticut. Governor Judson is big enough for the job, no matter what happens. Governor Woodruff has left state affairs in safe, conscien- tious and strong hands.-New Ha- ven Leader.
 After the Connecticut delegates to Chicago get back, they should extend a, vote of thanks to Director Edwin Milner of 'our property for fixing them out so nicely in Connecticut convention train. Mir Milner knows how to do these things. He is a jolly good man and he has done this train before. Element of strength to the republican party in Connec- ticut is MT Milner.-New Haven Palladium.
 For "A years former Senator Don Cameron of Pennsylvania has stayed away from republican national con- ventions, and, on that account, he is misses the old-fashioned fight in the COHNGutlOU TUT luS pIeSluculldl nomination, and no wonder. MT Cameron was in many hot one. In 1880 he was a leader of the 306 who fought so stubborly for General Grants third nomination. In those days the long distance telephone was not perfected, and there was some thing doing in Bedlam.-Springfield Republican.
 New Haven school teachers are assured of happy vacation. Their salaries were boosted over $29,000, last night. making the amount an nually paid to teachers in that city $426,2S0. The increase granted 10 New Haven teachers within the past year is over $S0,000, and the sum total spent for the cause of educa- tion in that city is especially signi- ficant when taken in comparison with the total population, which is estimated at about 125,000. l If the teachers are at last "com- ! ing into their own" they are to be congratulated.-Ansonia Sentinel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

Uncle Joe Cannon is a stand batter through and through, and reports to the contrary notwithstanding there are a good many republicans right here in Waterbury that would like to have the chance of voting for him for president. Cannon is not a straddler on the injunction question at any rate, and a republican was heard to say yesterday that his attitude on that question alone should earn him the gratitude of all good republicans.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

John Mitchell is considered out of the race for nomination for the vice presidency on the democratic ticket, The claim is now made that he and his friends could do vastly more for the good of labor were he governor of Illinois than he could do as vice-presi- dent of the United States, and the ex- pectation is that he will give consent to his name being put up for that office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
Connecticut Patents.

C. P Cook. Plymouth. automatic stop for pbOnOzraphs. Y. s. Gai.Ianl. ToTTfnEt0n. alarm-clock. I. F Palmer. Miidlet0wn- running psr fS~ rrhf- ries: E. H Prinzis. New Britain. plane: F. F. SansIers. NewJnr.ag Junction. sPringr1fp- H L. Thgrp- son. Waterbury. au7ezIinz-furua A. R Wells. SouthiHxtau. Hpsr and ceiling plate For eoTly of any above patents send ten osafs h Rspsfses stamps with date of this raper tn c. A Snow q Co, WsshizFtoa. D. c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
c...rsI Marksss.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

It is reported that Mars is again flashing signals to our earth. Possi- bly, the inhabitants are curious to know the meaning of the large num- Der of dry spots that have appeared on the map of the United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1908.
June IF In History.

1703-John Wesley born; died 1791. 1775-Battle of Bunker Hill. 1S1O- Ferdinand Freiligrath, one of Germany's most popular poets, born; died 1876.
 1900-Chinese forts at Taku, on being ordered to surrender to the allied navy, opened fire; the Russian, British, French, German and Jap anese ships returned the fire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
Iix. staek Markssa

New York. June is cATTIE-suppiv fight: market siow. choice. f7aTs. prime. tEssN. veal calves. g1a1S
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
What s the Matter

With Waters & MacNeesha. the miIkmen?" inquired the grocer as he sold a bag of Browns Quickfire Charcoal to the man with the cop per nose. Some women laid a bag of lemons down carelessly; a few COWS ate them and have been giv- ing sour milk since, which nearly ruined their business, replied MT Knipp.