09 May 1906
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
1
The piece discusses nations combatting consumption or tuberculosis and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a perfect cure for coughs colds and the white plague. It warns against uncertain remedies and asserts Foley's Homey as safe and effective.
The piece critiques American culture's obsession with humor in politics courts sermons and crime noting satirical treatment of events such as earthquakes volcanoes and public life. It reflects on editors publishers and readers shaping a humorous public square amid social change.
Washington May 9 in the senate Cul tom offered the compromise amendments to the railroad rate bid in Allison's absence. Mann urged delays and Navy references while arguing for adequate support for families. Wisconsin’s Cooper pushed for a Lake Michigan naval site amid sanitation concerns.
Legislative text discusses conditions for injunctive relief against Commission orders. It outlines notice requirements for interlocutory stay, appellate path to the U S Supreme Court, timing limits, and precedence. Amends section 6 by striking a prior sentence and adds carrier protections tied to fifth amendment claims.
Illinois Congressman Mann told the house that a speech he cited touched members, criticizing the president for a two faced approach. He described a public push for large families alongside a mandatory order barring Navy discharge except for physical or other incapacity.
Commissioner General Sargent reports government measures curb contract labor. April denied 481 entrants at New York. first five days of May 178 more refused, totaling 659. Navy note says Rhode Island suffered no damage after last week grounding at Norfolk, per Rear Admiral Harrington.
Washington May 9 The president has sent to Congress a letter from Secretary Taft requesting an additional 500000 dollars to meet conditions at San Francisco.
Cincinnati May 9. A movement to organize a national union labor life insurance company emerged during the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America convention. All U S unions would be urged to withdraw from old companies and pool funds to create a single protective fund. The idea traces to the New York insurance inquiry. Marinette Wis flooded as Crivitz Paper and Pulp dam broke. town under five to ten feet of water. farms stock and livestock drowned. Henderson home nearly washed away. families evacuated.
New York May 9 Argument heard in the George W Perkins case in the Appellate Division on whether political contributions by insurance company funds constitute a crime. Perkins, vice president of New York Life, faces larceny charges. Attorneys for Perkins argued lack of felonious intent and urged recovery actions if misused. The DA and Untermyer defended the ruling. Decision reserved.
In St. Petersburg on May 9 the police explained the Economical society dispersal as legal since outsiders and parliament members attended. The closure sparked protests from the democracy who accuse the emperor of breaking faith, though no violence followed. Later a second Economical society meeting was dispersed by troops and police.
Chicago May 9 baseball scores list results from the League games Brooklyn 5 New York 4 and Chicago 2 Pittsburg 3 in Pittsburgh while Philadelphia 7 Boston 1, Cincinnati weather, and American League games New York 8 Washington 3 and Boston 11 Philadelphia 4 with Chicago weather. Association games Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 1 and Minneapolis 8 Columbus 4 in ten innings along with St Paul 8 Toledo 0 and Pueblo Sioux City 1% Denver Des Moines 6.
Mansfield Lorenzo Frash Jr. a city carpenter killed Mrs. E P Massa then shot himself no motive known. Jackson lynching: Sam Sims killed a horse then was lynched near the road six miles west of Jackson. Chicago billiards: George Slosson lost to Jake Schaefer 500 to 406 in a professional tournament.
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