Trade items and notes from Marshall area listings
Quotations on trade items reported by W.A. pie d of Nos. 17 and 18 Marshall area. Steel and rubber mentions appear among varied codes and figures. Read as a fragment of a larger commerce column.
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
4
Quotations on trade items reported by W.A. pie d of Nos. 17 and 18 Marshall area. Steel and rubber mentions appear among varied codes and figures. Read as a fragment of a larger commerce column.
Atlantic City affairs flare as Governor Fort threatens troops to enforce Sunday liquor laws. Maya Landing grand jury refuses indictments for liquor and obscene cards, Justice Trenchard discharges them with rebuke. Foreman Salus defends jury duty and independence, claiming local will and property interests. Habgood drafts plans for state Republican league convention in Wilkes-Barre, September 16-18 with notable speakers.
P and G Naphtha Soap advertised as widely available in local groceries. Price listed at five cents per cake, signaling a common household item promotion in the city.
Three hundred fifty guests at the Homestead hotel in Hot Springs Virginia hosted William Howard Taft Mrs Taft and Master Charles Taft with silver loving cups in a ballroom reception. Burr McIntoshhole showcased Taft views, Horace H Burtott presided, and Colonel John McAnerney presented the cup. Mrs Taft received her cup from Mrs Luke Blackburn. a dozen little girls presented a miniature loving clip to Charles Taft. Taft praised the host environment and friendship, noting memories of Hot Springs will endure regardless of November outcomes. A Batavia dispatch relays a Telegram from Oyster Bay demanding loyalty to party rules or resignation.
In Bordeaux France on August 28 Camille Marquet a member of the military ambulance corps faced court martial for attempting to blackmail President Roosevelt. He sent letters on January 9 demanding 2000 for services during the presidential election and warned of a scandal if unpaid. After authorities were alerted he received a sentence of imprisonment under the first offender law.
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