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Montpelier Herald

Location

Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

6

Ohio officers elected in Woman's Relief Corps and G A R

Luna resident Geo Hall named senior vice commander. State officers elected include Edith Mason Oberlin as president Marietta Moulton Lima senior vice Rose Burroughs treasurer Mary Horner chaplain Louella Rit tenhouse. G A R officers chose Virginia Hall Lima president Nellie Crow Cleveland Hul dah Phells Toledo Amelia E Hyland Elyria Bertha Schreider East Liverpool. Columbus made permanent G A R headquarters and member assessments cut from 20 to 16 cents. Ohio Bank President shoots self as Aberdeen Banking Company receiver closes bank. crisis report follows. The Plant story notes bicycle tubing then steel plant expansion. A toddler in Bloomington dies from burns after kettle spill. Former Chief of Staff to Lawton, A A Wiley, dies in Hot Springs. Sulphuric acid kills three at Carnleigh works Raleigh. three others ill.

Geo. Hall Luna Woman's Relief Corps Edith Mason Oberlin Marietta Moulton Lima Rose Burroughs Mary Horner Louella Rittenhouse Virginia Hall Nellie Crow Cleveland Huldah Phells

Taft Named For President By Republicans

Chicago dispatch reports Ohioan William Howard Taft chosen as Republican presidential nominee on the first ballot at the national convention. Platform adopted after a lengthy debate. speeches favoring other favorite sons noted. final viva voce vote confirmed Taft as nominee as Illinois proposed Joseph G Cannon and other candidates faded from contention.

Chicago Willem H. Taft Ohio Republican Party United States Leongevelt Illinois H. S. Boutell Joseph G. Cannon House of Representatives Fairbanks Hughes

Walter seeks world travel as book agent in Strong and Steady

Walter returns to his village and plans a book selling voyage to see the world with a year of travel ahead. Nancy Forbes worries over a legacy. Mr Shaw loans funds from Walter's father's estate and offers ongoing support while Walter pursues adventures.

Nancy Walter Mr. Shaw

Walter Meets Agents in New York Book Trade

Walter travels to New York to visit Flint and Pusher, book agents who sell through intermediaries. Mr Pusher hires him as a potential agent, praising Walter’s apparent sharpness while Mr Flint questions the youngster’s experience as they assess the arrangement.

Walter Begins Western Journey to Cleveland and Niagara Falls

Fifteen year old Walter leaves New York with a through ticket to Cleveland via Buffalo and Niagara Falls. He is hopeful and ambitious to earn his living and paddles his own canoe. A fellow passenger, an unsuitable aspiring agent for Flint & Pusher, observes Walter and hints at travel wisdom as the train moves toward Buffalo. Walter discovers his pocketbook is missing, leaving only railway tickets in his vest.

Walter Conrad Conrad Mr. Pusher Pusher Walter New York Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls Wai Walter Gelig Flint & Pusher

Fragmented humor and wallet woes in brief chatter

A humorous exchange features Coin Hervousy searching for a missing pocketbook and money, a boarder commenting on a government report about American Indians, and quick quips about substitutes for money and aging women. The lines imitate light newspaper talk and a serialized anecdote tone.

First Rocky Mountain goat born in captivity arrives in New York

A historic first for the Brons farm marks the arrival of the first Rocky Mountain goat born in captivity. Western buyers flock to New York City, signaling renewed prosperity as markets respond to new livestock.

New York City Thomas C. Platt New York Mies Clara Kretzinger Chicago Japan Baron Takhira

Passage Mimics Gossip On Fashion And Attire

Dialogue notes a stylish display by Miss De Style and others as onlookers comment on outfits. The scene captures social chatter about fashion, appearance, and reputation among observers.

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