27 Jul 1900
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
1
Don’t wait for illness to strike. When tiredness and rheumatic aches appear, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla to rescue health and help prevent serious sickness. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
London reports suggest ministers might be held as hostages amid unclear Pekin news. Lord Salisbury faces cautious policy shifts as rumors mount about Li Hung Chang and southern provinces worsening. An Italian priest recounts massacres near Pen Sien Pan, with further violence against clergy in Mu An.
Alexander Jester rests his case in the murder trial of Gilbert Gates as the court prepares for closing arguments. Jester proclaims innocence and forgiveness for witnesses while asserting he will be found alive if truthful.
fragmented OCR notes discuss a proposal on women inspectors in Switz erland as favored by factory owners. additional stray phrases mention a New York dealer and a banner advertising medicines for skin ailments and injuries.
In Georgetown Kentucky on July 27 testimony in the Powers trial featured Damaging statements about Powers and Youtsey. Witnesses described discussions on defeating Gobel and a remark about killing the d d rascal. A letter from Robert Noakes to his cousin May Blankenship emerged as a potential key item, its contents yet to be disclosed in court.
Caution is urged to avoid alum based baking powders sold cheaply. Such products cost only a few cents per pound and claim to be “Just as good and cheaper,” a fraudulent message designed to mislead. Alum is a corrosive acid and can injure health when ingested.
Secretary Root denies issuing orders for Rathbone arrest and explains that prosecutions would follow attorney general guidance. Wood and Fosnes had begun notifying Cuban authorities, with Bristow report shaping charges against those violating government post laws. Indirect steps were taken to present Rathbone case to Cuban judicial authorities while allotting Kiowa Cerniche and Apache Padian lands proceeds. The effort by President Gompers to settle Chicago labor troubles appears to have failed.
Manila advices describe a violent incident in Northern Miradanite where armed poor s tdlers entered a native store to buy food. one was killed with his head severed, others fled, and a force led by Alvarez reportedly moved on Isabela de Bastlan with several casualties. The report also notes related unrest and other distant events in Manchuria and America.
A local newspaper reports a perjury charge involving Edgar Dick the secretary of a secretive group linked to a triumphal alledged case. Accusers and defamers will face arraignment for perjury as the case unfolds in Yonkers court with officials citing procedural steps and potential further actions.
A legal dispute in Marion Indiana concerns funds paid or unpaid to a school treasurer and the Doautsmen of the Tatter. The suit seeks $5,000, with the treasurer disputing the amount claimed as paid. Additional notices from cities include factory relocation discussions and local accidents.
Fowler Indiana July 27 William Lyda a prosperous farmer died of convulsions last Thursday evening and the opinion is that a murder has been committed. A post mortem examination was held and the stomach sent to Purdue University for analysis showing possible strychnine. The coroner will continue inquiry. Dr D B Cargile of Washita Indian Territory reports Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula and promotes it as a blood purifier and remedy for skin ailments. 50 cents. O D Knoefel Drugist guarantees.
In Liberty Indiana on July 27 Lella McDill aged 0 years died after a cabinet gap in a corner fell during children’s play. The impact caused a fatal wound to her side, and she died within minutes.
A young man in Auburn Maine used thirty five old fashioned cents to play a joke on his barber who later sold one coin for 835. An advertisement touts Foury's Kidney Cure for women's illnesses caused by kidney issues and claims many drops are needed.
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