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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
2
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Police in Port Wayne Indiana question the death of Emile Jabas and his wife Tina. Investigators doubt a murder plot, citing broken objects and possible accidental causes during the couple’s final moments. A separate series of reports notes unrelated fatal incidents including a train collision, a parachute accident, and a fire in Jeffersonville.
A fire near the city limits of Cleveland Ohio engulfed the home of James Jarasky killing two children who were burnt to death in the blaze.
Ohio city observes gala day as Taft delivers acceptance speech in Cincinnati. He asserts continued Roosevelt policies if elected, praising party standards while appealing to business leaders and the public amid a large display of flags and civic ceremony.
A fragment quotes a firm stance against injustice toward labor in issuing injunctions or favoring any group. The text emphasizes fairness and avoiding bias while addressing labor interests. The garbled passage lacks concrete names, dates, or actions to anchor a full event recap.
The peach is proclaimed king of fruits with an undisputed reign expected for the next three years. Crop projections show over 2,000 baskets of eighteen quarts each, totaling about 3,600 carloads. Sixty percent of the crop will be sold through carriers, as Baltimore canneries buy from Delaware and Maryland orchards for water shipment due to rail freight rates.
Examination of children under the new child labor law in the District of Colinsbia since June BO reveals few boys and many girls tested as to detect physical condition. Census suggests women’s lead rate rises where conditions resemble Praly and Ireland, with higher mortality among certain groups and differing rates between sexes.
The article quotes Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft arguing for federal supervision of large corporations to prevent restraints on interstate trade. It discusses trusts, injunctive action, and penalties, contrasting democratic platforms with business realities and calling for industrial training in schools.
A violent assault on a Pensacola jail ends with three men dead and nine wounded. Mob overpowers sheriff’s forces, breaches the jail, and hangs a victim in a public park after a prolonged battle. Two thousand shots fired, many bystanders injured or carried away.
A new party nominates Hisgen of Massachusetts for President and Graves of Georgia for Vice President. The platform demands referendum rights, government issued money, postal savings banks, good roads, child labor limits, anti-trust enforcement, and broader prohibitions on price fixing and monopolistic practices. The convention also critiques open market abuses and endorses court review of Postal Service decisions.
Coroner Mick received a report from Tre Walter Planes Chicago detailing autopsy findings on Mrs Dele Gunness and her two children. The expert cites poison in three stomachs supporting the theory that Mrs Gunness murdered the children and then took her own life. The new findings bolster critics who had claimed those indicted for the murders are innocent.
Minnesota reports S127 in the state treasury as a record deposit. Fifteen years of insurance data show total premiums exceeding 72 million dollars and losses over 37 million. Red Lake county commissioners paid 12 cents bounty on crows for two and a half months, totaling 2,3896 birds killed.
The Weekly Review notes extending use of money in investments and buoyant markets. Crop reports are encouraging and profits rising, with stronger demand for finished products and more factory capacity and jobs. Banks show higher daily payment volumes, while new demand grows in leading productive lines. Construction plans and building activity rise, rail and metal goods near capacity, and mercantile structures expand. Raw materials markets stay robust, weather aids retail, and summer stock clearance is strong. Chicago district failures rise slightly, with liabilities over 50 dollars up from last week.
Reports indicate moderate expansion in buying activity, with gains in large Western and Southwestern centers. Retail trade remains fair, prices steady, and some cities report inventory pressures. Manufacturing curtailment and fewer orders for immediate shipment characterize overall volume. business failures rise week ending July 24 in the United States, with Canada showing 27 failures for the period.
The report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices across multiple cities including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati and Buffalo with values for wheat corn oats and other grains. Prices range widely with cattle from 2.50 to 6.50 per unit, hogs from 3.50 to 7.00, and grains like wheat No 2 ranging from 89 to 106 cents per bushel in various markets.
The first report of Nome gold workings spring output places total production at 3,500,000 dollars.
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