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Newspaper

New Albany Evening Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1908

Page

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Sleeper Sets Sail Today Amid Venezuelan Diplomatic Tangle

The gunboat Marietta departed Curacao for Guantanamo with Jacob Sleeper and Lt. Francia Ruggles aboard as passengers. Venezuelan charge Veloz-Golticoa moves to a suburban residence to stay in touch with the state department. No new light on Caracas events or the diplomatic tangle emerges.

Washington State Department Marietta Curacao Guantanamo Jacob Sleeper Caracas Francia A. Ruggles Senor Veloz-Golticoa Legation

MIDSUMMER TRADE

Bradstreet's Weekly review notes a midsummer trade pattern with warm weather boosting retail sales in many regions and widespread sales reductions. Jobbing houses report moderate orders and clearance sales while fall buying remains cautious yet optimistic. Overall industry activity lags, with railroads preparing for crop movement and increased car repairs.

New York Bradstreet Trade Today

Engine Takes Fatal Plunge Near Garrettaville

An Erie Railway No. 19 train traveling forty miles an hour struck a broken rail three miles west of Garrettaville Ohio at 7 48 last night. Engineer Charles Symonds aged 52 of Cleveland was killed and fireman Icke was thrown forty feet. The derailment caused a baggage car day coach diner and parlor car to leave the tracks but not go over the 25 foot embankment.

Cleveland Erie Railway Garrettaville Chas Eymonds Engi Symonds Icke

Drowning Tragedy In Mankato As Floodwaters Claim Three

In Mankato Minnesota on June 27 Eva Ehler sixteen Miss Maud Worlds nineteen of St Peter and Max Sues twenty died in floodwaters from an overflowed river. The two girls bathed in Carmelia street when it overflowed. Ehler sank Worlds tried to help and both disappeared. Sues then dived in but did not resurface.

Mankato Minn Eva Ehler Maud Worlds St. Peter Max Sues Carmelia Street Miss Ehter Miss Worlds

Bryan Asked to Verify Report on Minnesota Governor

Macooln Neb June 27 W J Bryan was asked to verify a published report stating he would object to Minnesota governor running. Bryan said I am of the vice-presidential elation.

Macooln Neb W. J. Bryan Minnesotas & Ronning Bryan

War rumors swirl after halted allied talks in June

Aria dispatch notes unverified reports of battles following stalled negotiations with the dians. General Torres is referenced as directing actions, but no concrete confirmation or dates are provided.

Aria Dians t_ order Torres

Attack on Las Vacas Garrison Near Del Rio

About 100 armed bandits attacked the Mexican garrison and town of Las Vacas opposite Del Rio Texas. Fighting lasted hours with heavy exchanges of fire. Officers quarters burned and between forty and fifty killed on both sides. Wires cut and revolts feared as well armed revolutionaries operate near the border.

del Rio Tex Las Vacas Custom House

Mexican revolutionists survivors cross into Texas

A special dispatch from El Paso reports survivors of the Las Vacas attack may have crossed into Texas. The Texas sheriff asked the governor about arresting fugitives. the attorney general ruled state officers cannot act, as political fugitives entering the U.S. from abroad fall to federal authorities. Reports say the assault was repulsed.

el Paso Tex Las Vacas Mex Texas United States

Texas Means Business in Garnishment Case

Texas seeks to garnish all money due or to be due to Standard Oil Company of Indiana from Receiver Dorchester of Waters-Pierce Oil in Texas. The writ aims to stop delivery of money or effects to enforce a claimed $6,016,260 penalty for alleged antitrust violations.

Austin, Tex Indiana Security Oil Company Et al

Intercollegiate Rowing Race Sets Hudson Course Rivalry

In Poughkeepsie on June 27 crews from Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse are favored to win the big boat race on the Hudson at 5 pm. Cornell and Wisconsin acknowledge their varsity eights are not fast enough to claim victory, aiming for a place near the leaders.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Hudson River Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse Cornell Wisconsin Franky

Railway disaster in Indis on Bombay Baroda line

A collision between an express and a freight train near Indis Calcutta on June 27 caused a fire that burned upward of a large number of people. Eight passenger cars were smashed and set ablaze.

Indis Calcutta Bombay-Baroda

Prince Helle De Sagan to Wed Mme Gould July Seventh

Prince Helle De Sagan announces a marriage planned around July 7 to Mme Gould. The note appears in a society column with other society and public notices.

Cleveland Buried Quietly in Princeton Cemetery

Grover Cleveland rests in Princeton Cemetery after a private service attended by President Roosevelt and governors. The simple rites included Scripture readings and Wordsworth poetry, with family members casting earth as the private ceremony concluded at 6 p.m.

Princeton N. J Grover Cleveland Cleveland Presbyterian Church Roosevelt William Wordsworth Fort New Jersey Hughes New York Hoke Smith Georgia Equitable Life Assurance Society Princeton University Sylvester W. Beach First Presbyterian Church of Maitland W. Bartlett West Farms Presbyterian Church of Henry van Dyke Bayard Lane Nassau Street Vandeveniér Avenue

Saloon Men in Lafayette Endorse Law and Order Pact

In Lafayette Indiana on June 27 a mass meeting of about one hundred saloon men unanimously adopted a pledge to obey closing laws and liquor statutes. The Lafayette Saloon Keepers association, not covering all tavernkeepers, led the move through quiet outreach and signatures from local dealers who pledged to uphold the law as temperance sentiment grows nationwide.

Lafayette Ind Lafayette Saloon Keepers’ Association Mquor

Man-A-Lin Promoted as Gentle Constipation Remedy

An advertisement touts Man-A-Lin as an excellent laxative addressing constipation and related ailments. It claims gentle bowel action eliminates need for pills, noting use in mild fevers and flu like illnesses. Available in tablet form from The Man-A-Lin Co. Columbus Ohio USA.

May Get Into The Courts Elkhart Monument Row

In Elkhart Indiana Mrs W Duey formerly Lang bert of South Bend removes a $700 Tennessee marble family monument from Grace Lawn cemetery to a Jackson street shop due to not wanting her former husband’s name on the shaft. The name Lambert appears in large letters and may trigger legal action by Lambert now in New York who paid part of the lot price while his ex wife covered the rest.

Elkhart Ind Grace Lawn Cemetery W. Duey South Bend O. N. Langbert Jackson Street Lambert Old People’s Insurance Company New York

Short Memorial Service Near Cleveland

The president stood behind Mrs. Cleveland as the final words were spoken. The services lasted less than five minutes.

Indiana Municipal League Reelects Officers Adjourning Meeting

At Laporte on June 27 the Indiana Municipal League reelected President Councilman J. T. McNary Logansport and vice presidents Mayor George R. Durgan Lafayette and Mayor John W. Murphy Wabash. Walter Blake Laporte city clerk was secretary and Loring W. Mellette Elwood former city attorney was treasurer. The next annual meeting will be held in Lafayette.

Municipal League Laporte Ind Indiana Municipal League J. T. McNary Logansport George R. Durgan Lafayette John W. Murphy Wabash Walter Blake Loring W. Mellette Elwood

Beveridge to Address Women on Child Labor

Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana will speak on child labor before delegates at the ninth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Boston. The address is anticipated as a highlight of this week’s notable sessions.

Beveridge Boston Albert J. Beveridge Indiana General Federation of Women’s Clubs Seasion

Queen Amelie Leaves for Brazil with Gifts

Queen Amelie widow of King Carlos departs Lisbon for Rio de Janeiro with gifts King Carlos planned for President Penna during a visit to Brazil this year.

Amelie Brazil Lisbon Carlos Rio Janeiro Penna

Forged Checks Seen by Bedford Merchants

In Bedford Indiana on June 27 merchants report returning forged checks to banks. The checks claimed to be drawn on C S Miller of Vincennes and payable to J T Lewie who allegedly floated them. Victims paid small sums and received excess change.

Bedford Ind Miller Vincennes J. T. Lewie Lewis

Constipation Remedy Praised in Personal Endorsement

W R Ward of Dyereburg Jenn reports success using Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation and offers a conscientious reference. O D Knoefel endorses the remedy as thorough and practical.

W R. Ward Dyereburg, Jenn D. Knoefel

Indiana Centenarian Lawyer Suggs Dies at 103

Sullivan Ind June 327 Lawyer Suggs oldest man in Sullivan county is dead at 103. Born in North Carolina he moved to Indiana in 1838. He fought in the Seminole Indian War Mexican War Civil War and later Indian wars. He leaves five children twenty-eight grandchildren five great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.

Indiana Sullivan Ind Suggs Sullivan County North Carolina

Mulai Hafid Calls for 18,000 Man Army

Mulai Hafid the usurping sultan of Morocco has summoned the tribes to his palace and ordered them to raise an army of 18,000 men. The decree was issued amid tensions as he consolidates control over the region.

Mulai

Memorial Service Held in Paris for William B Leeds

A memorial service for American financier William B Leeds, who died suddenly at the Hotel Ritz last Tuesday, was held today in the American Trinity church in Paris.

Paris William B. Leeds Hotel Ritz

Coroner rules death of Mrs Zimmerman accidental

South Bend Indiana June 27 coroner Stanley A Clark reports Mrs Julia Zimmerman died from a gunshot in an accident not intent from her husband George Zimmerman a Civil war veteran The coroner's verdict says he did not intend to kill her and he will likely be discharged after a police court hearing before Judge Feldman

South Bend Ind Julia Zimmerman George Zimmerman Stanley A. Clark Zimmerman Feldman

Steel firm to build $1.6 million plant at Stinesville

United States Steel corporation has taken options on 361 acres of stone land at Stinesville Indiana and announced it would establish a plant there worth 1 600 000 dollars employing 606 men in getting out the stone.

Bloomington Ind United States Steel Corporation Stinesville

Denver Convention Decor Brightens Auditorium Plan

Denver dispatch details lavish preparations for the Democratic national convention in July. Fifty-three gilt stars represent states and territories, a large Denver star centers the ceiling, a sixteen foot shield backs the speakers’ stand, and extensive bunting and electric lights will illuminate the hall. Organization plans remain unsettled with Bryan aides shaping the leadership. possible temporary chairmen include Clayton Morris Shively Culberson.

Charles W. Arthur Denver Washington Jefferson Jackson Mr. Bryan Chaiman Henry D. Clayton Alabama F. P. Morris Ilinois Benjamin F. Shively Indiana Charles A. Culberson Texas National Committee Brown Palace John A. Johnson Minnesota Jon Mitchell Linnois John W. Kern Charles A. Towne New York Will'am IL. Douglas Massachusetts Kern Chicago Thomas R. Marshall Joseph W. Bailey Committee On Bryan

Position of Major League Teams in Pennant Race

MLB pennant race standings show Philadelphia leading in the National League with a strong position and Cleveland and Chicago pursuing in tight divisions. Batters listed include Manning Chesbro Kiemn Combs Vickers Powers for the Philadelphia club and Rhoades Clarke Walsh Manuel Sullivan for Chicago along with others in the American Association table showing Indianapolis Louisville and Toledo in pursuit.

Philadelphia RHLE New York Manning Chesbro Kiemnon Combs Vickers Powers Cleveland RELE Chicago Rhoades Clarke Walsh Manuel Sullivan Pittsburg Sen Seeereese New Cincinnati Eae Nereae Bostom St. Louis Brooklyn Fraser Rhodes Schlei New_York Boston Flaherty, Graham, McGinnity Bresnahan Washington Detroit R.ele Willet, Schmidt Howell, Spencer

Ellis Captured After Train Escape Seeks Robbery Case

George Ellis, armed with a repeating rifle, escaped U S officers by jumping from a speeding Illinois Central train near Chatawa Mississippi while in shackles. He was arrested in New Orleans and turned over to federal agents on charges of robbing posts at Roxie Mississippi. Ellis suffered multiple wounds from the dive.

New Orleans George Ellis Unitedtates Sinois Central Chatawa Mise Ellis United States Roxie Miss

Civil language and regional word usage noted nationwide

In certain regions favored terms carry weight as the word smart travels among readers. The piece discusses how language habits shift with location and audience, touching on coastal and inland variations and the impact on public discourse.

Amusement Park Destroyed in Indianapolis Fire

A June 31 report from Indianapolis describes a park destroyed by fire. The iron entrance and railway superstructure remained amid the debris, with remaining mass and structures severely damaged.

Indianapolis

Birds Tongue and Parrot Speech Mystery

In a brief note the piece questions parrot speech and contrasts it with other birds like the hummingbird. It hints at unusual traits of avian tongues and vocal abilities without full explanation.

It Plays a Very Love By is apparent that

The fragment hints at a discussion of success in business. It notes the role of love or passion in enterprise and suggests a belief that such commitment drives achievement. Readable text is limited and context is unclear.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Castro Venezuela Venezuelan Porto Cabello Willemstad Bradstreet's Oil Company Prince Helle de Sagan Mme. Gould Canadian Pacific Railway Wm. Kilimack Turkey Theodore Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt United States Naval Observatory William Waldorf Astor Athens Laconia Greece Taft Presi Dent Cleveland President Hoosevelt Man-A-Lin Pal the Man-A-Lin CO Columbus, Ohio Jesse P. Moeris Convention Hall Falkenberg, Street Pruitt, McFarland American Association Lest Louisville Aégebad Toledo Columbus Binneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City St. Paul Sutthof Land Carter Bullivan Puttmann, Hughes Curtis, Roth Minneapolis REE Wilson, Block Sievers, Howley Rhe Abi
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