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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
1
Fragmented text suggests debates over Japan and Allied relations, with references to General Kuroki and US sentiment. The garbled lines imply criticism of promises by the Japanese side and confusion about wartime diplomacy amid shifting allied commitments. The piece hints at reaction to policy moves and public skepticism.
National League games include Cincinnati 0 St. Louis 2 and Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 1. Philadelphia 4 Boston 3 and 2 6. Chicago 3 Pittsburg 2. American League results show Washington 2 Philadelphia 1 and 4 8, and Cleveland 1 Chicago 2. American Association games list Toledo 2 Columbus 6, Kansas City 2 Minneapolis 3, Louisville 1 Indianapolis 3.
In San Francisco on June 4 all linemen for the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co quit in solidarity with striking girl operators seeking union recognition after over three weeks on strike. In Los Angeles the embezzlement suspect Thomas J Moltom shot himself in the head while en route to the district attorney with two Pacific Screen Co officials, dying from the wound.
In Pulaski Tennessee Willis Smith an elderly resident fears murder for his cash and floods the county with money he has hidden at home and in jars the total amounting to about 35 dollars.
Partial readable text hints at a local record or meeting notes with names and remarks about authorities and a candidate. The garbled lines mention people such as Joana and Mia Wal and reference a president, posts, and possible legal or civic questions.
Sloan, recently released from a Breathitt County shooting sentence, returned home and met Stricklin. They renewed their feud and Stricklin killed Sloan. Sloan had a long history in local feuds and had been wounded in a Wolfe County feud four years earlier but survived.
A passenger train from Heattyville to Beattyville Junction on the Louisville and Atlantic railway rammed an open switch at Beattyville, demolishing three loaded freight cars and part of the depot. Freight clerk Carl Wheeler and engineer Thomas Shaw were badly hurt, possibly fatally.
A reflective line on the folly of sharing personal secrets and the treachery of revealing entrusted confidences, paired with a moral note that greed drains nature’s bounty. The quote contrasts prudent discretion with the costs of betrayal.
George Butler of Elkhart Indiana was fined fifty dollars and costs after pleading guilty to violating the weather bureau act. He published an almanac with numerous forecasts he claimed were official in character as an advertising venture.
A fragmentary extract discusses the snow bunting and arctic birds in high mountain clifts and rocks. It hints at seasonal behavior and survival, mentioning winter feeding, nesting sites, and observations of wildlife activity in remote regions.
Mat tery A of Indianapolis led by Captain Tyndall with Major F E Stevenson and Indiana national guard staff has arrived for a week of artillery practice. They will be joined by Rockville battery and the Fort Wayne battery for the exercises.
The Boston school committee will appoint twenty one trained nurses to oversee all pupils in vacation and regular school programs. The nurses are to begin duties when the school year starts in September, reflecting the board's emphasis on student health alongside education.
A fragment describes a historical pageant with outfits featuring velvet trims and a prominent head dress called the faldur. The text notes starched linen garments, height-enhancing devices, and ornate undergarments as part of a ceremonial ensemble referenced in Scottish Nights.
A physician extols onions as sweeteners for breath and as remedies for stomach disorders. They purify blood, act as a vermifuge, and eaten raw can ease colds. One onion nightly is recommended for many head ailments and sleepless ages, soothing nerves without harmful drug effects.
Indianapolis hosts the thirteenth annual convention of the Michigan and Indiana Retail Coal association as members gather to discuss industry matters.
The Idaho murder trial for Harry Orchard and others unfolds as prosecutors present evidence against William Paswood and conspirators tied to Governor Frank Good, with extensive jury selection detailing twelve jurors including Thomas Geass and Finley McBean. The narrative notes the murder plot linked to Haywood and the wider labor troubles, while describing jurors' backgrounds, political leanings, and readiness to render a verdict.
Jobo J. Carte, Rock Island stockholder, sues Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad challenging a new federal rate law. The action mirrors lawsuits by stockholders of eight other interstate railroads in Minnesota. A temporary injunction hearing is set for June 12 before Judge Lochren.
A team of American Rhodes scholars from Oxford University defeated a selected London squad 22 to 7 yesterday afternoon at Tottenham. The match showcased academic talent against local players in a baseball exhibition.
Edward Sells of St Louis believes a painting he bought for under 100 dollars a year ago is Titian's St Jerome dated about 1631. He acquired it from Allison K Stewart, a St Louis mining engineer, who said it was given to him in 1900 by a Honduran padre after Stewart paid him a liberal offering of a liver for his poor.
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