George B Cardwill in Botorby Public Notice
Public notice for George B. Cardwill located on the second floor of the Post Office Building in Botorby. Details indicate an Alkawt (M) designation with official posting.
19 Mar 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
1
Public notice for George B. Cardwill located on the second floor of the Post Office Building in Botorby. Details indicate an Alkawt (M) designation with official posting.
Paris endures a mounting crisis as postal business ceases and provincial trade stalls. Government rescinds many state workers while merchants offer loans to sustain public service, and supplies of food and country produce threaten to dry up amid a widening strike.
Report notes a large labor protesta at the central telegraph station with infantry prepared nearby, causing no disturbance. The danger lies in the General Confederation of Labor threatens sympathetic strikes, signaling broader revolutionary intent.
District Attorney Jerome asked Justice Blanchard to dismiss six forgery indictments against George W. Perkins of New York Life and six against Charles Fairchild of the same firm. The charges relate to securities dealings with the Prussian government and alleged forgery under the third degree. proceedings trace back three years after earlier investigations.
A major fire at Louisville’s Union Station area last night damaged a large depot building and left smoking debris across Seventh Street and the Ohio River. Wires in an attic caused by the Klingis Central im Psi structure sparked the blaze, with no inquest expected and authorities still tallying losses.
In Nashville whispers persist of a possible agreement to settle the dispute over Colonel Bob and Beoben Caper and John Dp Bharp amid growing tensions as United States Senator Wo Carmack guards the matter. A potential disagreement looms as talks continue.
The piece credits Beaumont as the pioneer studying gastric juice with Ba m eaumont leading experiments. it references Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a popular digestor remedy. It notes military hospital origins in Michigan and mentions Canadian voyageur Alexie St Martin and a gunshot wound of the stomach. It touts the tablets sold by Stuart Co and offers mail trial packages.
In a tavern on East Washington Street last night Burt Law fired two bullets at David J. Monaghan wounding him fatally. Law, who claimed self defense, was arrested on murder charges as the coroner confirmed the two bullets struck Monaghan in the back.
The ad claims Electric Bitters builds health by purifying and enriching blood, supports stomach liver and kidneys, and strengthens the body and brain. It targets those run down or sickly and promises vigor and vigor. Available for 50 cents, guaranteed by Chas. D. Knoefel.
London reports the major powers urge Servia to settle with Austria-Hungary over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Britain doubts immediate war risk, expects a graceful retreat by Servia and notes a possible conference merely to approve an agreed outcome. Rumor of Count Forgach’s assassination is unconfirmed.
Rumor confirms plans to consolidate major independent steel firms into a single rival to United States Steel Corporation. Reported backers include John Wo Gates. forming nuclei are Jones and Laughlin, Lackawanna, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Marsland, LaBelle, and Inland Steel companies. Capitalization not yet set.
In Sharon Pennsylvania on March 19 a ransom of ten thousand dollars was demanded for eight year old William Whitla who was abducted from a local school by an unknown man. Police and detectives chase the kidnapper, whose threats say the boy will be killed if payment is not made. Washington reports the first special session bill acts on census charters and civil service oversight.
The article describes harsh cadet drills in a Japanese military school with pikes rifles and broadswords. It notes prearranged signals ending combat and cadets maintaining wooden-faced composure after fights. It emphasizes patriotism and glorified wars in Japanese history.
The Boston Post notes red as Shakespeare’s and others’ favored color in literature citing color word frequencies. It links red to passion and vitality, white to quickening, and mentions a rabbinical anecdote about color perception and rhetorical persuasion.
Indianapolis grain and livestock listings show wheat at $1.18 red and $1.26 for No 2, with corn and oats quoted. prices listed for hogs, cattle, sheep, and lambs across markets in Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo. A dubious health ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for asthma and lung cures with testimonials and a free trial bottle offer.
Lieutenant Semmes Reed naval aide to President Taft was likely injured when his horse stumbled at Rock Creek Park. The horse fell crushing his back and causing internal injuries.
Jefferson City March 19 Governor Hadhey declares that if the railroads demand restoration of the passenger fare rate the entire machinery of the state government will be employed to retaliate against the railroads.
Reports from San Salvador describe a violent eruption at a volcano near the Lighthouse of the Pacific with echoes of the 1902 eruption. Local observers note ash and lava activity affecting nearby shores and settlements.
The piece notes half the U S population living in remote rural areas depend on proprietary medicines like Leda EO Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites cures for feminine complaints and mentions historic autograph albums with verses, including an anecdote about Charles Dickens. It ends with an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine and a product from U D Knoefel.
One way colonist tickets to California on the Monon Route priced 36.70 start March 1 and run daily through April 39. Tickets cover Alberta Arizona British Columbia California Colorado Idaho Mexico Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Saskatchewan Utah Washington Wyoming. For info contact Monon passenger office agent F H Kacisz.
Alexander Dowling reports a parcel near the Southeast Corner of Pearl and Marke Streets and the New Albany National Bank Market Street rear area. The description notes the property lies adjacent to the bank building on Market Street.
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