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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1907

Page

2

Roosevelt Declines a Third Term for Presidency

Washington, President Roosevelt states he will not seek a third term. The White House confirms the 1904 pledge, asserting he has not changed and will not change the decision. The move clears the field for Republican contenders at the national convention.

Washington Roosevelt White House Fairbanks Taft Cannon Knox Foraker Republican National Committee

Orchard Tells of Murder in Pettibone Trial Detail

Harry Orchard testified in the Pettibone trial about the assassination of ex governor Steunenberg and his alleged prior plots. He described preparations for the crime and other attempted hits including on Fred Bradley and governors in Denver and San Francisco. He named Pettibone as paymaster in parts of his narrative.

Boise Idaho Harry Orchard Pettibone Steunenberg Orchard Fred Bradley San Francisco Gahbert Goddard Gov. Peabody Denver Sherman Bell Frank Hearne David Moffatt John Neville Haywood

Fire kills two in Manistique blaze at Chicago Lumber yard

A deadly fire at the Chicago Lumber Co yard in Manistique Michigan claimed the lives of Hammer aged 52 a night foreman and Night Watchman Andrew Norton. The blaze caused about 100000 dollars in property damage and seven firefighters were injured with one possibly fatally burned.

Manistique Manistique, Mich Mallla Chicago Lumber Company Hammer Andrew Norton

Denver Wins Democratic Convention Amid Finance Debate

The Democratic national committee chose Denver Colorado for the 1908 convention with plans set for July 7. A debate over accepting $100,000 from Denver to cover expenses divided members, with Clayton Williams and Smith on the anti side and Taggart arguing for acceptance.

Washington Denver Col Democratic National Committee Clayton Alabama John Sharp Williams Mississippi Hoke Smith Georgia Smith Republican National Committee Democratic Committee Williams Taggart Judge Parker St. Louis

Woman Burn Suspect in Sandusky Secret Indictment

A Sandusky secret indictment charges Martha A Campbell of Norwalk with incendiarism for allegedly burning a neighbor Miss Lou Mather’s dwelling in October. Miss Mather is also indicted. Insurance officials say a plot existed to loot Mather’s home via insurance and mortgage payoff. Both women posted bonds.

Norwalk Martha A. Campbell Woman's Christian Temperance Union Congregational Steubenville Greenfield Township Sandusky

SST. GERONIMO’S END Exhibit Captures Saint's Burial Cavity

An image of the cavity left by Saint Geronimo’s body is on display at the Concrete Association of America in New York. The exhibit, secured by Frank P. Baldwin, notes his Martyrdom after being cast alive into concrete. Historical details recount his life from 1520 to his burial in Algiers.

St. Geronimo Concrete Association of America New York Frank P. Baldwin Maine Algiers Geronimo Fort Des Vingt Quatre Heures Haido

Occult Influences and Domestic Banter Highlight Baltimore Satire

A Baltimore American quip references occult influences as Nesby’s alleged deep affection for his wife. The exchange includes playful lines about his inability to resist her angel cake without indigestion, reflecting a lighthearted, social-page tone.

Nesby Baltimore American

A Sad Affair Bleeker-Poor Neckwear Bargain

Bleeker-Poor Peckham received a neck injury this morning after his wife bought him a necktie at a bargain sale. The incident is noted by Chicago Daily News with scant details on motive or outcome.

Bleeker Peckham Meeker Chicago Daily News

Dean's Kidney Pills Heal Lake City Resident

A Lake City Minnesota resident describes severe kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and nervousness. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills they claim to have recovered full health and now enjoy normal wellbeing. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Hiram Center South Oak Street Lake City Minn Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Clergymen and drummer share whisky to warm cold feet aboard train

In a chilly train car a clergyman and a drummer pass a flask of whisky to soothe freezing feet. The clergyman drinks, then pours whisky into his boots claiming it will warm his ice cold feet like a hot stove. The moment ends with renewed warmth.

Black Itching Spots On Face Prompt Cuticura Cure

A 1905 reader reports severe eczema for four years, treated by two doctors with no relief. After using Cuticura Remedies, the skin cleared and remained symptom free for three years. Address: Mrs. Lizzie BE Sledge 540 Jones Ave Selina Ala Oct 28, 1905.

Lizzie BE Sledge Jones Ave Selina Ala

Horses That Wouldn't Drown Tale From Albany Journal

An Albanian recounts a flood incident where a horse tied to a foot bridge rode the rising current. The bridge and horse washed away, later found lodged downstream with the horse calmly atop the wreck. A bystander quips he did not expect the horse to return alive, then notes the animal later dragged the broken bridge upriver.

Albany Evening Journal

Quote on mask use from a thief and a driver

Dialogue shows a chauffeur admitting he wears a mask to conceal identity after running over people. The exchange highlights a crime motive conveyed in a dramatic cartoonish style.

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