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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
4
The Tribune notes a Mississippi flood causing loss of life and property, while predicting Russia will resist Japanese terms. It argues continued war could cost thousands of lives and lead to Vladivostok’s capture and harsher future terms for Russia.
The union between Sweden and Norway ends as Norway secedes, leaving the reigning monarch to rule only Sweden. Norway will appoint its own king and govern separately from Sweden.
The article lauds President Roosevelt for taking the lead in initiating peace negotiations between Russia and Japan. It notes wide European praise and the diplomatic prestige America earned. It asserts his courage and tact could end the war, saving lives and earning global gratitude.
An ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for cuts burns ulcers fever sores sore eyes and boils. A customer testimonial from D L Gregory of Hope Texas says it cured a bad sore and eyes are fine, priced 25 cents at Baas and Schultz's.
In the aftermath of the January massacre, a narrator travels from St Petersburg to Washington. A railway official hides him in a car, a girl impersonates a man to steal his passport, and a bomb apple is tossed from a passenger’s shawl. The two learn of a broader plot to assassinate Grand Duke Vladimir.
Local society notes record visits and calls in Cincinnati and nearby towns, with several families hosted by friends this week. A June wedding at St John’s church bonded Jos Reinbold and Mayme Depp, who will honeymoon after the ceremony.
Henry Wittkamper and wife with Lewis Wittkamper and mother spent Thursday at Spades. George Pohler was abroad Sunday. Walter Osburn and Fred Baas attended Moores Hill commencement Tuesday. Charles Crusa and brother John Crusa from Egypt visited Monday. Josie Ida and Harry Harvey of Morris were at C M Osburn’s Sunday. Mrs Krummel attended Penntown services Sunday. Ed Hildebrand visited Egypt Sunday. Hayes Osburn trip to Morris Monday.
A vintage advertisement urges immediate action against coughs and colds using Dr. Boschee's German Syrup. It claims relief in a few doses and cure with continued use, even for severe lung trouble, priced 25 cents for trial bottles and Tic for regular size at druggists.
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