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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
3
An imperfect verse recounts a life of joy and loss by the sea. The speaker recalls rosy mornings and tender songs, love that faded, a guiding dream, and a comforting angel by the sea. The piece ends reflecting on private memory and solace.
The American Leander crew defeats Van Troops in a tense shell race on the river as Geoffrey Linden bonds with Miss Van Troop and spectators fill the banks with shouted support. The final surge capsized by a dramatic late push as the Leander boat crosses first.
A fragmented article discusses opinions on Dominica and potential annexation by the United States, showing division over whether the island should join the US or retain independence, with various proposals on governance and financial terms. It mentions American strategic aims and uncertainties about a peaceful path forward. An unrelated note describes a doll collection owned by Mrs. H. Otis Brew, with historical provenance and exhibition history.
Neighbors discover the slain man ten miles south of Washington with a bullet wound. The death remains under investigation as authorities and residents search for a motive amid a quiet rural area.
A French journal notes the first pommes soufflees were discovered during a Paris to St Germain train banquet. A chef delayed by a faulting journey tried potatoes in boiling butter twice and found the result gorgeously light and inflated, revealing the dessert's virtue.
In a New York Academy of Medicine address Dr Charles A Reed of Cincinnati cites President Roosevelt’s plan to push Congress for broad rational health laws. Reed says thePresident authorized a campaign to back public welfare actions, including improved river and harbor sanitation and efforts to reduce disease and pollution. He notes support from doctors and the need for united national medical legislation to advance public health.
A garbled report recounts alleged piracy by two men aboard a ship bound for Calico Deru. The tale mentions an intended scoop on Wig Island crimes, a reef wreck near Ateanpotin Lagoon in the Gilbert group, and discovery of a ship now lost with claims of mutiny and pursuit.
South Dakota’s QDS Blnds defeats Tir on College VP oto ), Vermillion hosts events at the Montana State fair with fillin's white steamer. Aqueduct in New York features Ben Ban and Frank Mount Pleasant in various races. Dickinson College star Con Cie Dickinson leads a football lineup while Lillian To’s victory at Columbus shocks the circuit. English champion Mor an defeats Eddie Hanlon in San Francisco, and Daniel A. Barry rises to the Boston American League scene with New York Americans. Rube Waddell’s theater episode ends with a sleep-inducing hospital run. Wisconsin Law School bars Stishm from a special exam, rendering him ineligible.
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