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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
3
An electrical storm in Chicago hit three churches Sunday, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. The note reflects on beliefs about heaven and references Johann Hoch facing execution for wife murder on June 23.
Three Russian warships badly damaged in encounters with the Japanese in the Korean Bay last week have arrived at Manila. They were denied repair leave since damages occurred in battle and must depart within 24 hours or be dismantled and interned during the war.
An international yacht race featuring about a dozen boats shows American crews prominent. The Atlantic led the field while the Apache finished near the back, illustrating widespread American participation and presence across the competition.
The write up forecasts a siege of Vladivostok in coming days with repeated scenes of suffering at Port Arthur. It notes heroic actions by both sides and predicts a costly victory for Japan with Russian losses, urging mercy for the dead and wounded.
The author reflects on Japan's victory over Russia and the approaching end of the war. They ponder if Japan's rise as a first class power will win enduring praise or shift to trade hostility, questioning future attitudes toward the “little yellow man” in the East.
Harry Holland's infidelity strains his marriage to Clara as rumors rise and a note spurs a reckoning. Clara reveals shared fault and a plan to protect their children, while sister Alice discloses a staged intervention to prompt reform. The couple reunite with their kids after a renewed pledge to home.
At the annual meeting in Batesville the fire department elected Chief John H Wonming Asst Chief Fred Brummer Secretary Charles H Wessler Treasurer August Wismann Engine Department Captain John Sitterding Asst Charles Greene Hose Captain Henry Dallman Asst Herman Wenning Hook and Ladder Captain W Johanning Asst Thomas Patterson The department also resolved not to hold meetings in the town hall which has been condemned.
Doctors Timmermann Gibson and Zueke performed a partial post mortem on Joseph Spiegel on June 2. They concluded death came from hypertrophic suppurative inflammation of the liver with numerous abscesses and gallstones. The right side showed debris and stones. the left side was enlarged and green-yellow in color. The case is described as a rare type often only recognized at dissection per Prof Frerichs.
An old advertisement argues good spirits require a healthy liver and promotes Green's August Flower as a liver and stomach remedy. It claims the product cures dyspepsia and indigestion, has 35 years of use, and offers trial and regular bottle prices. Also mentions a John Deere edge-drop corn planter from Wm. Krieger & Son.
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