30 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1906
Page
1
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a wholesome gentle remedy for families. It cautions buyers to seek the genuine product with the company name printed on the package and warns against nonstandard copies or other brands.
King Christian IX of Denmark dies after a heart failure. His son Frederick ascends as Frederick VIII. Mourning spreads through courts from Copenhagen to Europe as chairs, streets, and palaces close while officials relay funeral arrangements and state transitions.
Havana reports the House of Representatives adopted by unanimity a Senate bill to appropriate 25000 dollars as a wedding present for Miss Alfee Roosevelt. The action passed without discussion.
A brief ad notes Qoughe is quickly cared for by Foley's Honey and Tar. It urges refusing substitutes and lists O. D. Knoefel as the seller.
A New York case cites Justice Gaidersterse of the Supreme Court in barring picketing near business sites. The ruling targets behavior intended to influence workers and customers, with penalties for violations. Separate items mention fines for individuals and a booster note for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Reports from Jeannette Pennsylvania and nearby areas describe laborers striking over a twelve hour work shift and wage cuts about one third as a steel plant postures to replace workers. Meanwhile in Indiana William Brinkmeyer, a wealthy farmer, committed suicide in county jail amid mental strain. Paris reports a claimed diamond cure for consumption and a local ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery with trial bottle offered.
A county jail sentence of ten days followed a jury verdict convicting the Berger drag star of Traction at terminal balldins with selling intoxicating liquor on a desu hededas and to a minor Washington Tan. Senate executive session confirmed Indiana postmasters nominations Sherman Fo Keach Beat ford George O Paylor Weerthmnason Martin Vo Starr Goshen. Young Woman's Thrilling Experience in Washington reports Miss Shefbs Converse daughter of Hear Admiral Converse as she clings to a horse and is injured in a three mile incident. Victoria Woodan 3000 fishing scriviner Mila G reports the vessel is safe at Veluset after arriving with all on board.
A home remedy ad promotes Pyramid Pile Care as a painless private cure for piles. It claims instant relief, a free trial package, and a full treatment box from Pyramid Drug Co. Located in Marshall Michigan, the offer promises rapid permanent improvement and privacy.
The Star and Tribune and Indianapolis Star advertise morning and evening editions with Sunday Star and Tribune. Subscriptions list 15 cents per week and a two paper option without Sunday.
A fragmented report recounts Mozart at age six and the unusual praise or controversy it drew. The piece mentions Chrysostomus Wolter and itinerant observers noting his musical gifts and the public reaction. The article hints at later perceptions of development and talent.
Attorney Charles D Kelso moves to Levi ttock at Bank and Spring streets Crearge W Toops sells Union Hall at West Martin and First streets to A O Montenegro for 5 in Adjutant General Perrys inspects Indian National Guard at the armory on Pearl Street. Jeffersonville business trip leads to militia organization in that city with seventy members. Major Wo Coleman to lead company when mustered. Ward Roberta of the Tarascon dies of pneumonia in New Amsterdam Harrison county at twenty eight. labor shortages bring Hungarian workers to Marion County Construction. Grain and livestock prices update from Cincinnati Chicago and New York markets accompany local notices and a note on old papers for sale.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a political note with references to a French president and battles over reforms. Mentions of battles and public reaction hint at a contentious policy moment, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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