10 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
1
Former Attorney General W. H. H. Miller recounts a communication Harrison prepared opposing taking Platt into his cabinet. Miller says Harrison refused to countenance attempts to influence cabinet selection, and details meetings with Quay, Platt, and Morrisson reflecting resistance to a Platt appointment.
Marion March 1 Sanford Love 37 shot his sweetheart Misa Potite Murden 17 daughter of Mrs Murden at the Murden home Two bullets from a 22 caliber revolver struck Murden as she returned Love’s letter after a quarrel She died without speaking Love had earlier shot a woman named Nora Miller at the Watfield hotel June 1908 Miller recovered and Love was acquitted as insane later he fired at Murden then killed himself a passerby saw him drop the weapon and flee
The text shows an unclear exchange about issuing a preposition and a return to New York to inform Mr. Quay. It includes remarks that the secretary of the treasury office was not mentioned and denies intimate or personal involvement in interviews, with a general comment on the subject matter tied to the mind.
Reports from Paris describe the arrest of M. Duez and judicial trustes facing the tribunal of the Seine over suspected embezzlement of about 2,090,000 dollars. The case involves church property and religious organizations, provoking concern for the government’s election prospects and hinting at further arrests.
Disjointed telegram style notes discuss oil taxes and Ottawa border talks, with rate estimates and planned increases. A preacher in Georgia faces charges after a debt collection incident. A state bill authorizes building inspections and cost limits. San Francisco authorities will not stop the Jeffries Johnson bout, and a draft bill maps a grave monument for General Shields in Carrollton Maine.
B F Tolson of Elizabethtown Kentucky praises Electric Bitters claiming they restore strength and vitality. He says the tonic tones the stomach kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver invigorate the nerves and purify the blood, bringing daily health and joy. Guaranteed by Ohae D Kanoefel for 600.
A Germantown trolley car was dynamited injuring no one seriously as passengers were thrown about. Police scoured the scene for clues while unions and city officials brace for potential clashes amid the Baldwin Locomotive Works strike and planned demonstrations.
The New Castle Pal reports that the Pennsylvania state Federation of Ta borite arite session advocates a general strike to be manetrated through the state if Philadelphia street railway troubles are not quickly resolved.
Joseph W Hacknes, a Fort Worth labor leader, pleaded guilty to attempting to pass a forged fifty dollar check. He was sentenced to a prison term of two to fourteen years.
Piles are a fearful disease yet easily cured at home with Pyramid Pile Care. The ad claims painless relief without knives or doctors, offers a free trial package by mail, says full boxes cost 40 cents, and urges writing Pyramid Drug Co at 92 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan for the trial. Thousands supposedly cured, not needing substitutes.
Misa Eleanor Atkins returns home from New Albany visits while neighbors prepare early beds for planting. Mrs Moye recovers at daughter J H Loesch’s home after illness. Mr and Mrs Vissman host a birthday surprise for him. Gertrude Josephine Perrin christened. Evelyn Jackson improves from croup. Taylor family from Anderson visit. Fannie Rankin from New Albany visits. Katherine Vochran celebrated with family returning for her birthday. Edna Wella finishes visit to Louisville and returns. Herman Roock discharged from army and returns home. Sam Cochran heads to Los Angeles after winter stay. Laura Wright hosts Ed Weber’s visit. May Moore of Loniaville visits parents. William Madinong plans California trip. Roy Butler visits. David Merriwether visits relatives. Spring brings new building as carpenters work. Edward Copler resigns clerkship to Hamp. Raymond Hessing visits old haunts. Albert Dobbinas returns from Salem. Philip Jacquot returns after winter with children in New Albany.
Paoli Ind March 19 Tom Taggart owner of the hotel testifies he never gambled at casino devices and did not know gambling was in progress until after it started He says he halted it promptly and that the state gains little from his testimony In cross examination he denies wagering and claims misidentity regarding a roulette bet while describing casino furnishings and wheels with some confusion about baccarat roulette and related devices
Rev G R Robbins of Lincoln Park Baptist church urges Cincinnati pastors to join in prayer next Sunday for the political leader George Cox to be regenerated. He claims strong confidence in the power of prayer to effect transformation before sunset.
In Lefayetter Ind a compromise ends the threat of a general strike at the Monon railroad shops. Blacksmiths journeymen mounters and machinists will gain a raise of 14 cents an hour for the duration. The agreement avoids a walkout and maintains production.
The fragment cites WC Redd of Boston claiming Charter W Morse would reveal all about a panic tied to his downfall. Redd notes several prominent New York financiers ready to buy tickets for indefinite trips abroad, while mentioning a Boston financier who deserted his business to work for Morse.
Washington reports show a Rockefeller foundation plan backed by Sen Calinger and others, with little opposition so far. The ship subsidy bill faces possible derailment as investigations probe improper methods and connections to Standard Oil figures.
A series of local items includes a marine enlistment at Louisville, a March 19 social at Edwardsville by church women, and a Southern railway strike over pay and hours. Other notes cover church missions, a Baptist society barquet, civic addresses, and Civil War era memorial laments with scattered ads and medical claims.
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The Floyd county Republicans plan a mass convention in their wards and townships on March 2 to select delegates and alternates to the state convention. Wards and townships list allocations, meeting times, and locations with chairmen and officials directing attendance.
An appeal from Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company urging inspection of operations during weekday hours to improve service. The notice promotes landlord rent receipt books with copies of the new landlord tenant law and landlord keys guidance, available at the Tripone office.
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