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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
1
The catalog touts Surety Stamps as five times more valuable than old fashioned trading stamps. It promises cheerful, liberal distribution and asserts buyers get what they want with Surety Stamps while avoiding unwanted items with traditional stamps.
The Surety Stamp Coupons guarantee redemption for merchandise of customers choosing from any department. The White House pledges redemption of all Surety Stamp Coupons issued in New Albany, by them or others. Coupons become a permanent feature and profit sharing is extended to Charge and Household Club Patrons when bills are paid on time.
Five days before the Republican convention Taft is projected to hold 576 delegates, with Roosevelt supporters led by William Flinn pushing to block Taft and push Roosevelt’s nomination. Flinn and Dixon threaten to rally Roosevelt electors, while Taft aides dismiss the tampering claims as lies.
Chicago June 13 Taft supporters secure seating of six Arizona delegates by viva voce vote while Roosevelt committeemen vociferously oppose. California Fourth district delegates chosen next by Taft 37 to 16. Taft delegates at large from Louisiana and seven districts seated 49 to 2. Michigan eight delegates at large instructed for Taft seated amid Roosevelt No votes. Mississippi contests involving eighteen delegates also decided by vote.
Bainbridge Colby, a New York progressive leader, is described as an ardent partisan of Theodore Roosevelt and a prominent figure in the Roosevelt era political scene. The report highlights his party loyalty and influence in local reform efforts.
A viva voce vote concluded with Taft delegates seated and Roosevelt trailing. Up to date 141 delegates are awarded to Taft and one to Colonel Roosevelt.
The piece notes a westbound trip ending in bankruptcy looming for a man whose affairs left the family with a $78,000 debt. A question from a parent asks if a son can help in business amid the mounting troubles.
The Senate 65 to 37 votes to stand pat on repealing the Canadian reciprocity act including the free print paper provision and sends the steel schedule bill to conference. Democratic tariff leaders push to recede from the reciprocity amendment but fail. House Democrats resist repeal and warn no tariff legislation will reach the president without the reciprocity clause, risking a broader Democratic program blockage.
In Neenah Wisconsin a man after a coughing spell suffered two broken ribs and doctors blamed the ailment on a stubborn cough. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy that ends late coughs expels stubborn colds and heals weak lungs. It cites Mrs Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri praising the product as a possible saver from consumption and mentions a free trial bottle or small price options at Knoe fel Drug Co.
New York June 13 From R H Thomas former NYSE president the Pujo money trust committee reveals how the 1907 panic was eased by a 25 000 000 loan from J P Morgan and allies at high call money rates. The relief followed Morgan's plan to distribute funds to brokers in need amid stringent regulation talk and bank surplus flows to New York for call loans fueling speculation.
Corot's "Dance Beneath the Trees" bought in 1874 for 700 dollars sold recently for 62000 dollars matching the surge in other works by the artist. "Lake Nemi" moved from about 1200 dollars in 1807 to 85000 dollars while "Le Femme a Perle" rose from 800 to 30000 dollars. Bring your job printing to this office.
Baseball scores from Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn St Louis and Chicago with R H E tallies and key batters listed. Included are league standings remarks and a Senate battle over an army appropriation bill linked to General Wood. President Taft appeals for emergency Alaska eruption relief funding.
Herbert S Hadley serves as Missouri governor and remains a strong supporter of Franklin D. Roosevelt. He advocates New Deal policies and party unity during the era.
The senate favors applying legislative recall to federal judges and votes to retire the five judges of the United States circuit court created by the commerce court act. The move follows the house action to wipe the commerce court from existence and may reach a conference report for final decision. President Taft reportedly intends to veto if the bill seeks to kill the new court structure.
Washington reports say over 1,000 marines remain ashore in Cuba while battleships encircle the island. The U S maintains no withdrawals and guards the situation as Cuban authorities promise action within ten days, amid ongoing rebel activity and alleged killings by federal troops.
J P Morgan buys Fox's Book of Martyrs pages for 100000 at Bidford diary sale. Boston court sentences strike-related miners. England transport workers strike largely ignored. port officials say broken. Alexander P Moore and Lillian Rus sell wed in Pittsburg. Katmai volcanic eruption devastates six villages near Aleutian Islands killing about 200. Mugra Bros. New York theft yields 17800 dollars cash and 40500 dollars in jewelry. Fireman and porter injured as Western and Atlantic wreck near Daltee Georgia. Congress to adjourn soon amid national crisis.
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