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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
6
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Six Fort Wiste, Ind. residents from the same family perished when their automobile was struck by an east bound Pennsylvania train at Poorarm Crossing west of Columbia City. Driver Carl Dimas survived with others. The crossing is notorious for fatalities and has seen several accidents in recent years.
Report states Mrs. Ieabelia Sablou of Perttato New York killed her three children by forcing fæd and strangulation with a handkerchief before attempting poison. She was dying as doctors treated her. The piece notes receivers appointed for Big Columbus Store and D.C. Besse Co. of Columbus due to slow collections. It mentions the Catlins of New York as large creditors and a New Albany four year old, Katherine Daniels, burned to death playing with matches.
Nine workers were killed when a powder magazine belonging to the North Western Improvement Company at Cleelum Washington exploded during unloading a carload of powder. The blast occurred as a song of men carried the cargo.
Hinch McCurdy former head of the Knights Templar in the United States and a leading Mason dies at his home in Corunna Michigan The obituary notes his prominence in Masonic circles and his death caps a long career in fraternal service.
The Department of Agriculture surveys costs to grow a bushel of wheat and assess how much bread it yields. Farmers report farm costs including rent manure ground prep seed and harvesting, showing little profit margin as farm price near 60 cents a bushel. Data criticizes pricing and middleman margins noting fertilizer and marketing costs and Northwest farm ownership.
Reports from Europe Asia and the Americas describe espionage cases naval campaigns insurrections and political shifts. British king Edward and Queen Alexandra meet at Reval as tense Asian and Panamanian affairs unfold amid calls for fair elections and possible U S intervention.
The article outlines a long distance relay event with teams and sailors crossing a vast route. It mentions officers, outlisted competitors, and varied crew roles while noting rising costs and preparatory actions for the race. It references the Gulf and Atlantic regions and lists figures connected to the teams and their performance.
In New York City tainted by garbled verse and civic lore, a contested river port scene unfolds. Key figures and places appear in fractured form as the Hastings River harbor saga hints at approvals and candidates amid public life and failed clarity.
A fragmented report mentions reliance on deposits, a committee, and several industry players including Weyerhauser and Siemens in a debated financial scheme. It notes a principal issuer and a Bank of Nort Adperiar deposit situation with Morse facing withdrawal questions.
Frank J Bowd of New York faces suit for absolute divorce from his wife once Miss Yelen Mr Welly. John W Riddle the American ambassador to Russia remains under threat but gains strength slowly. In Leipzig Microstrip Stosynski a Romanian student was condemned to death for shooting Count Andreas Potocki the governor of Galicia.
Official figures by committee clerks show that last session's appropriations reached 5500S 807 5450. Navy and Marine Corps received major shares for ships and public buildings, with funds also covering pensions and various contracted public works.
A city relay race along a New York to Chicago route featured Boy Scouts and youths carrying a message from Mayor Mitten to Mayor Busse. The event highlighted discipline and teamwork with runners passing a baton across sections while spectators urged them on.
The report notes workers across industries accept lower pay now to secure employment. It highlights employers trimming payroll costs and new hires offered lower salaries amid a shifting job market.
Eugene W. Chafin of Chicago was named for President and Adaron Wilt AIus of Ada Ohio for Vice President by the Prohibition national convention in Columbus. The party pledged a short platform opposing equal suffrage and called for prohibition nationwide with a broad reform agenda.
Helen Keller has opened a shop in Manchester Massachusetts for blind workers to sell handicrafts. The display features loom products and a range of house furnishings as part of what may become a chain of such shops.
Joe Gans the long reigning lightweight champion was defeated by Battling Nelson in seventeen rounds in San Francisco. The bout ended with Nelson claiming the title and Gans losing the crown after a hard fought match.
Market reports indicate gradual improvement in wholesale demand and early deliveries of merchandise. Steel, leather, and grain sectors edge higher while dry goods and footwear trade expand. however textiles and fur remain tight. Crop prospects for winter wheat and corn are mixed as livestock and provisions demand stays robust.
New York reports trade and industry in a cautious uptrend with faltering confidence and conservative spending. Surplus stocks and slower order intake temper optimism while Western and Pacific regions show signs of tentative activity. business failures rise modestly in the United States and Canada.
The market lists cattle and hog prices, with steers and cows trading from 4.00 to 7.50 per hundredweight, hogs varying, and sheep and lambs noted. Grain prices include wheat No. 2, corn No. 2, oats No. 2, rye No. 2, and butter creamery values, with regional facility names and date references.
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