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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1910

Page

2

Notable Passings and Political Rumblings of the Week

A roundup notes the sudden death of Norway’s envoy Mr Ove Gude at White Sulphur Springs and Virginia Senator W V Daniel at a Lynchburg hospital from paralysis and cerebral hemorrhage. It mentions Gifford Pinchot’s gubernatorial bid, Taft’s railroad law talks, and a Treasury surplus of 9.4 million against a large previous deficit.

Ove Gude Norway White Sulphur Spring W. V. John W. Daniel Virginia Lynchburg Daniiel Gifford Pinchot Iz Pennsylvania John B. Stanchfield F. A. Helgze New York William Nielson McVickar Rhode Island Beverley Cove Mass United States Samuel Douglas McEnery Louisiana New Orleans Joseph Thomas Hoboken James Schoolcraft Sherman Sherman Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Eleanor Butler Alexander San Francisco

Fuller Dies in Room of Wife's Passing

Melville W. Fuller, 77, chief justice of the United States, died of heart failure in Sorrento Maine in the room where his wife breathed her last six years earlier. He left no prior illness and was surrounded by his daughter, granddaughter, and a neighbor friend.

Sorrento Supreme Court of the United States Melville W. Fuller Fuller Nathaniel Francis Washington Aubrey Francie James LE. Freeman Minneapolis Justice Fuller

Race Riots in New York After Johnson- Jeffries Fight

White mobs attacked black residents across New York after the boxing result. Negroes were beaten with revolvers and knives, one man saved from hanging on a lamppost, another nearly killed after a skull fracture. In Harlem a man was dragged from a streetcar as crowds surged through streets and police fought to restrain 5000 angry rioters.

New York West Thirtieth Street Lincolin Square Central Park

Fewer Casualties Reported From Fourth Observances

Cincinnati reports a restrained Fourth of July with fewer fireworks injuries. Nationally 24 dead so far and 1,294 injured, down from 44 dead and 2,381 injured last year, showing better compliance and reduced harm to limbs and senses.

Cincinnati

Hughes Slated to Succeed Fuller as Chief Justice

Charles E. Hughes then governor of New York is expected to replace Melville W. Fuller as chief justice of the United States Supreme Court unless President Taft changes his mind.

Federation of American Zionists Pittsburg Prince Henry Prussia Arctic Ocean Count Zeppelin Pole Richard Parr New York B. Clark Hyde Latshaw Criminal Court John E. W. Wayman Chicago Supreme Court Max M. Goodman Charles Spare Lee O'Neil Browne Martin A. Knapp Interstate Commerce Commission Taft Commission Yan Amuck Treasury Department Panama Canal Ewing Watterson Henry Watterson Louisville Courier-Journal Michael J. Martin Market Street Saugerbee N. Y F. Ottawa

Latonia winners share top honors in village meet

Evia and Ethelda headlined Latonia Ky competition with high marks 167 20 and 83 20 respectively. Merrick Pinkola Samaria Mamie Algol also posted notable times while Champ Clark Halka addressed Tammany Hall supporters criticizing the Republicans and praising the Democrats during a Newseeee celebration in the House of Representatives.

Latonia Raguite Latonia Evia Grand Ethelda Troxler Merrick Griffin Pinkola Warren Samaria Hufnagel Mamie Algol Champ Clark Halka Tammanyites Clark Mianouri Feader House of Representatives Tammany Hall

Trade and crop reports show steady progress and cooling markets

Bradstreet notes weather aids distribution while crops head toward large yields though some regions lag. Fall trade is irregular, with shrinkages in tall orders and varied regional demand. Dun and Co reports half year readjustment in commodities and securities, with iron and steel uncertainty easing as fall approaches.

New York Bradstreet's Southwest United States Canada R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Colorado Europe China

Markets Report Cincinnati Prices on Fruits Livestock and Grains

The Cincinnati markets list fruit and produce prices such as apples at 1.50 to 4.50, cantaloupe 1.76 to 2 a crate, Georgia peaches 1.25 to 1.75 per crate, and potatoes 1.75 to 2 per bushel. Livestock bids include cattle ranges from 4.50 to 7.50 for butchers and 6.26 to 7.50 for shippers, hogs 7 to 9.60, sheep 3.50 to 4.25, and calves up to 8.50. Grain quotes cover wheat 0.90 to 1.08, corn around 0.66 to 0.69, oats 0.40 to 0.50, barley near 0.70 to 0.78, with mixed and other feed grades included.

Cincinnati Kentucky Florida Georgia Louisville Good

Tragic Big Four Flyer Crash Kills Dozens in Ohio

A Cincinnati bound Big Four Flyer collided with a freight train near Middleton, Ohio, killing at least twenty and injuring many others. Engines locked together, cars torn apart, and survivors describe a scene of horror as rescuers remove victims and authorities plan investigations by the railroad commission and county coroner.

Middletown Ohio Cincinnati Twentieth Century Limited Middleton Big Four Gano Dayton Feasttown Big Four’ Limited Poasttown Duvas William Ward Tom Mollony Frank Golden Harry Hammel Vernon Wallace Lima Itoth Pais Ttiw State Railroad Commission

Fragmentary reminiscence on medical cure and sale notice

Fragmented quotation recalls a medical cure after failed treatments. The text mentions sharing details of a case and an impending action. A separate line notes a sale notice with the phrase for sale by all dealers and a Buffalo, N. C. firm Foster Milburn Co.

Alec Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. C

Hopes For Spring Movement With A Second Chance

In a brief exchange Jinke notes he expects a possible spring move while Fickle voices hope his wife grants him reprieve. The dialogue hints at personal plans and a desire for a change in circumstances.

Cure of Eczema Using Cuticura Remedies Reported

Mrs. A J Cochran of Philadelphia describes her six year old son’s severe eczema and rapid improvement after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. After two boxes of each product the inflammation diminished within hours and the boy remained eczema free for years. She also notes a friend's child benefited similarly.

A. J. Cochran Columbia Ave Philadelphia

Senator Depew Celebrates Birthday With Health Claim

In Washington the elderly senator, aged seventy six, says his health is perfect on his birthday. A reporter notes the paradoxical remark as Depew jokes about self contradiction. A census taker story follows a doorbell encounter at a Hillyer residence.

Depew Washington Hillyer Place

Your Wife's Picture and Housecleaning Time Ad

An advertisement promotes Easy Task soap as time saving, healthier, and cheaper than cheap yellow soap for housecleaning. It contrasts the product with poor methods, arguing it reduces dirt and effort in cleaning tasks. Mentions a few dialogue snippets about a bright side and household chores.

Awen

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