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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
2
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Key events include 1672 the birth of Peter the Great of Russia who died in 1725. In 1801 the United States entered war with Tripoli after Tripoli cut down the American consulate flagstaff on May 10. 1898 Colonel R W Huntington landed 600 Marines at Guantanamo Bay and raised the U S flag. 1901 Walter Besant English novelist died, born 1830. 1906 Mary Putnam Jacobi physician died in New York, born 1842.
The item blends skywatching details with a string of opinions and gossip. It notes Mercury visible after sunset, the moon in libration east, and a planetary conjunction while offering musings on Miss Elkins, a horse theft anecdote, submarine ideas, and treaty remarks from Congress.
Congress passed an act addressing the country’s emergency currency needs, offering a testing ground for an elastic system. The move aims to prevent a currency famine and may lead to a broader emergency provision by the currency commission formed recently. The German emergency model, once praised, appears flawed and unsettled as plans unfold.
A column argues against too easy marriage and favors stricter rules. It cites recent Roman Catholic regulations in New York Archdiocese requiring a church ceremony, two witnesses, and public knowing, to emphasize marriage as a serious life commitment and social regulation.
Washington reports the July 11 Panama elections worry the U S as both factions threaten force if polling fails. Reliable authorities say firearms and weapons are being stocked nationwide and nearly every voter is armed for the occasion.
In Portland on June 10 George F. Terry owner of a Waterville mail-order house paid the maximum $10,000 penalty. Judge Hale imposed the sentence for conspiracy to defraud the government of postage on second class mail matter as part of the post office department crackdown on mail-order houses.
Market notes from Indianapolis and Chicago show slow demand with lower prices for wheat corn and cattle. Receipts include 10,000 hogs 2,000 cattle 400 sheep and 200 horses at Indianapolis opening auction. Claims for Hall's Ostarrh cure are included with a prize offer.
Washington dispatch notes that a new Congress may convene next winter despite many defeats in the polls. It discusses dead ducks in politics, party dynamics, and the likelihood of an extra tariff session led by Taft or Roosevelt, with Bryan pushing tariff revision if elected. Justice Harlan’s longevity and Loomis’s possible Tokyo post also appear.
An advertisement claims a certain pleasant herb remedy helps women with pains in the back urinary bladder or kidney problems. It highlights Gray's neutralian as a female health aid and urges readers to try the product.
A light, era style piece blends spring romance with humorous vignettes and brief jokes. It contrasts budding love and practical quips about wit, brains, and social schemes, ending with rapid one liners. The tone mirrors a small town entertainment page of a bygone era.
A quirky meditation on fashion fate and folly with jokes about purses miracles actors and engagements. The piece lampoons superstition and folly while suggesting clever insights into human behavior and relationships.
A fragment notes caution about a wife who attended cooking school and husband inability to afford, then mentions marriage and care for consumption as a concern or plan. The object is a terse family reflection embedded in the page.
Thousands face kidney problems without realizing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, hailed as the great kidney remedy, claims to cure back pain, kidney and liver issues, urinary troubles, and nocturnal voiding. Sample bottles and a free book are offered by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
Baseball standings and recent results across major leagues with team records and game scores. Notes include Belmont's death vigil as Oliver Belmont fades, and a round of league match reports with batteries and scorers.
A dense, archaic verse fragment mix explores noble heritage and mortal seeking. It juxtaposes ponderous nature imagery with asks for peace, faith, and social bonds, citing imagery of seas, hills, deserts, and divine majesty. The fragment closes with a Pall Mall Gazette reference and a bleak meditation on love and longing.
A Baltimore Sun poem celebrates a dog's steadfast love and companionship. The speaker praises a big black shaggy dog whose simple, guileless loyalty offers solace amid life’s falsities. The dog accompanies walks, licks, wags, and watches with agleam eyes.
A fragmentary verse in archaic diction laments bees seeking nectar from roses and violets while warning of dangerous glances and darts from a woman. The quirky lines reference curiosity, danger, and the poet John Wiley as the attributed voice.
Fragmentary verse lines describe shading eyes to gaze westward at a lit plain. Imagery centers on winding plains, shaded crests, and a woven motif suggesting a distant, endless landscape. No clear narrator or event established.
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