26 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
1
Czar takes decisive action amid Russian parliamentary crisis. Parliament dissolves under pressure of martial measures. Premier Goremykin falls. Tolypin named premier as St Petersburg is placed under martial conditions and security is tightened.
Mayor Bodine enforces strict observance of laws in Evansville amid a wave of reform. Saloons close, resorts blocked, slot machines removed, and church groups press for全面 enforcement as Alcohol and public order concerns ripple through the town.
In Vibore Finland on July 24 deputies in the lower house moved toward a revolutionary course amid threats of military intervention. A perpetual executive committee was formed led by Prince Paul Dolguroukof. In Kedleston, Lady Cargon was buried in the family vault as Bishop Weldon presided and wreaths from royal figures were laid.
A dry weather spruce grew around a telephone line between Jonesboro and Rockford, Indiana, choking a Wabash route to Indianapolis. Eight days of clearing, cutting small trees and vines, cost nearly 100 dollars to locate the obstruction near Rockford. On July 25 Maurice Joner bought Wabash river pearls valued at 29 000 dollars locally and 20 000 more from other points in the district. The Natting Mill and Grain company elevators in Shelby county closed amid 45 000 dollars liabilities against 150 000 dollars assets. Fred Scherer, streetcar conductor, died after using a reportedly harmless headache powder. The Ladies Home Companion and the Tribune offered at 2 dollars per year.
Carl W. Riddick publisher of the Winamac Republican and secretary of Indiana Republican State Committee has been critically ill at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis for a week. Doctors diagnose stomach inflammation and overwork as factors. Friends across Indiana hope for his early convalescence.
Benton Lain sixteen son of Night Marshal Lain of North Judson died after attempting to board a moving train Sunday evening. Both feet were severed and he remained unconscious until his death Monday night. his parents are grief stricken.
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