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United States
Evening ‘Tribune
Evening Tribune
She Moe
June 16 in History Highlights
On June 16 history records two key events. In 1815 Napoleon defeated Blucher at Ligny and allied forces beat Ney at Quatre Bras, both paving the way to Waterloo. In 1900 Prince de Joinville died, born 1813, once on the Army of the Potomac staff. In 1907 the Russian duma was dissolved by royal decree with 700 political arrests in St. Petersburg.
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Napoleon
Blucher
Ligny
Ney
Quatre Bras
Waterloo
Prince de Joinville
Louis Philippe of
France
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
St. Petersburg
Astronomical notes and odd local jests headline brief
Sun sets seven twenty nine and rises four twenty four with moon at perigee and a 18 day age. Mercury and Mars in conjunction may be visible near the western twilight. The rest mixes odd anecdotes about debts, umbrellas, a city straw purchase and a potato brain food claim by French scientists.
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Perigee
Earth
Mercury
Mars
Prediction of safe air travel outpaced by fatal car crashes
A cheerful aeronaut predicted flying would be as safe as cars once navigators are expert. The same day four fatal auto accidents were reported across two cities, underscoring ongoing road danger despite aviation optimism.
How to Abolish Battleships and Cut Costs
A Wall Street Journal argument favors abolishing battleships as costly luxuries. It cites a modern battleship costing over 10 million dollars, suggesting funds could finance railways, bank credit, cotton, hats, and university expenses instead. It notes the broader financial strain on nations and markets.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Chicago
Wisconsin
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Cornell
Columbia
Michigan
Eric
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
England
Berlin
Bank of England
New York
Wall Street
The Merry Widow Opera Praise in Review by Kilmer
George L Kilmer reviews The Merry Widow praising its wholesome charm and witty spectacle. He notes the hat, costumes, and songs radiate innocence and merriment while the plot upholds a moral message about true love over wealth and social status.
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Merry Widow
America
Erminie
Lyons
Claude Melnotte
Pauline
Paris
Woodllands
The Cake Pointer in the Gingerbread Heist
A playful scene shows Willie tracking a cake through a house as Uncle and Tillie the maid join in a kitchen caper. The slice of humor centers on Wilkes returning from school and the kitchen scents guiding a comical chase. Earle Hooker Eaton appeared in Harper's Weekly.
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Willie
Uncle
Tillie
Ange
Tie
Tiliie
Earle Hooker Eaton
Harper's Weekly
Armless Wonder and Museum Manager in Cleveland Leader Snippet
A brief, clipped exchange from the Cleveland Leader showing chatter about an armless performer and a museum manager with notes on jail time for pickpocketing.
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A. W
Cleveland
A Man Buys A Ridiculous New Style
A shopper in a clothing store rejects a new fashion but ends up buying the item. The clerk touts it as the latest style and most people are wearing it. The man finally concedes and accepts the purchase. The tale is attributed to the Chicago Post.
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Chicago Post
Reward offer for oatarrh cure by Hall’s Oatarrh Cure
Advertises a one hundred dollar reward for an oatarrh case that Hall’s Oatarrh Cure cannot cure. Proponents F J Cheney Co claim to know Cheney is honest and financially able to meet obligations. West & Truax and Watoma Korman Marvin listed as endorsers.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O, Watoma, Korman & Marvin
The Young Orcharty On Apple Orchard Care
Guidance for readers to protect orchards from borers and weeds. Keep grass away two feet from trunks, inspect trees for brown sawdust excretions, use a knife or twig to locate and prod borers, and scrape soil away to reveal entry holes. More trees die from borers than all other causes combined.
Maintaining Soil Fertility Through Balanced Fertilization and Crop Practice
The text argues fertility depends on careful land management not crop type. It cites English and Dutch farms achieving higher yields through artful fertilization, contrasts southern cotton farming harming soils, notes midwestern corn areas show depletion, and concludes fertility requires adding soil nutrients as much as removing them through crops.
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Holland
Middle Western
Shade Trees Overgrowth and House Sunlight
A summer home tip urges pruning shade trees to prevent overgrowth that traps moisture and mildew. Keep the house in sun half the time or risk moss on the roof, damp interiors, and pests. It argues dense shade harms the house’s health and durability.
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Lucy
Asters Easy To Raise In Gardens This Season
Asters are among the easiest and most satisfying garden flowers to grow. They bloom while other varieties fade, tolerate dry weather, and thrive with rich soil and ample water. Transplant two to three times for strong roots, and enjoy tall, full blooms with varied colors and no major insect enemies.
Foley's Honey and Tar praised for cough and cold relief
A. A. Herron of Finch Arkansas endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it has cured consumption in its early stages and noting many have used it.
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A. A. Herron
Finch, Ark
Foley
Charles P Taft Brother of War Secretary Financed Campaign
Charles P Taft, elder brother of War Secretary William H Taft, financed Taft's campaign and influenced his path. The Taft family produced lawyers, judges, editors, and educators with Yale and Columbia ties. Charles, born Cincinnati 1843, studied abroad and practiced law before buying and merging newspapers and serving in Congress.
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Williaus U. Taft
Roosevelt
Ian
Alphonso Taft
United States
Grant
Taft
William H. ‘Taft
Charles P. Taft
Yale College
Taft Brothers
Yale
Henry W. Taft
New York State
Horace Dutton Taft
Cincinnati
Columbia
Heidelberg University
Berlin
Paris
Cincinnati Times
The
Star
Congress
Annie Linton
Charles Taft
Even Buds Grow Old Says Government Botanist
A Washington government botanist argues buds inherit aging from the parent plant. Using a 100 year tree as example, a bud removed at fifty years will be about fifty and grafted plants may live roughly fifty more years.
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Washington
The Stage Manager Lights Up as Drunken Parts Star
Illustrated Bits notes the Stage Manager excels in drunken parts though the Business Manager quips he loves rehearsing more than acting.
Fortune Brings In Boats Not Steered
Quote from Shakespeare noting that luck can bring vessels without guidance or direction, reflecting on fortune and control.
Homeseekers Excursion on Monon Route Tickets Listed
Homeseekers excursion tickets go on sale on May 6 and 19 June 7 and 16 July 1 and 21 August 4 and 18 September 1 and 15. The list of states includes Arisons Arkansas Mexico Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Colorado Idaho Indian Territory Kansas Michigan Montana Nebraska Nevada North Dakota South Dakota Oregon Utah Washington Wisconsin Wyoming. Call at Monon passenger station for information. H Kalies Agent.
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Monon
Arisons
Arkansas
Mexico
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahome
Texas
Colorado
Idaho
Indian Territory
Kaness
Michigan
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Inferma
Sion
H. Kalies
Cured Hemorrhages of the Langs Report
A. M. Ake of Wood, Indiana, recalls years of frequent hemorrhages and partial range issues before seeking treatment from several physicians. The account notes no lasting benefit from prior doctors prior to the reported improvement.
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A. M. Ake
Ed ‘Wood
Ind
Republican keynote outlines four-year record before convention
Senator J C Burrows, temporary chairman, delivers a keynote asserting four years of Republican governance. He cites constitutional terms, expansion of agriculture and industry, labor protections, and tariff and monetary reforms as evidence of the party’s achievements and the need for continued leadership. He notes Roosevelt and Fairbanks won in 1904 with broad endorsement and stresses ongoing efforts in commerce, interior, post office, army, navy, and civil administration. The speech frames the election as pivotal for national policy and party unity.
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Chicago
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
Republic
Republican Party
National
House of Representatives
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Burrows
Department of Commerce and Labor
Congress
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Department of the Interior
Pension Bureau
Post Office Department
Philippine Islands
National House of Representatives
Committee On
L O. Rodgers
Republican primary filings for township and county offices
Several candidates announce for the Floyd County Republican primary. Fred M. Jackson seeks County Treasurer, B. Love and Joun S. Mann run for Township Trustee, Ollie L. Emery and Moses L. Jackson for Township Trustee, John A. Hinds for Township Assessor, and Thorl as E. Poole for Prosecuting Attorney. Nominations hinge on June dates.
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Fred M. Jackson
Drt
B. Love
New Alleany Township
Joun S. Mann
Moses L. Jackson
New Albany
Jupe
John A Hinds
New Albany Township
Thorlas E. Poole
Floyd Cimtuit
The
Republic
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Cue Tripone Company Publishers
Gen. Jasper Packard
Ofice
Official City Paper
Boni de Castellane
George L. Kilmer
Wilkes
SHADE
Lane
Esc
Soc
Homeseekers Excursion
Senator Burrows
Stroy
What Is
Castoria
India and Ceylon
William Sloemer
Floyd County
Claude Sittason
Sherif
Charles W. Long
Prosecuting Attorney
Walter W. Bulliet
Floyd ‘County
George B. Carpwill
Peat Ofice
Albary
Bias Girth Vanket
Indianapolis
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Seymour
I. €.S. Traction Co
B&o
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Southern Indians R. R
A Anderson
East Fifth Street
Albany, Nd
Lin Omer Cen Ern
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