22 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
1
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a gentle effective laxative. It emphasizes quality and physician approval, urges families to keep a bottle, and notes the single bottle size and 50 cent price.
Chicago March 22 Indicted Packers and associates win immunity for individuals while corporate indictments survive. Judge J Otis Humphrey rules immunity for persons but not for corporations, with trial dates to be set amid logistical disputes and hundreds of witnesses expected.
Albany March 22 The assembly committee on insurance reported favorably with amendments to bill 9864 to oust all Mutual Life directors and trustees by Nov 15 and void proxies held by Thomas W Lawson or allied committees Proxies executed before Sept 15 would be invalid for the Nov 5 reorganizing election This aims to affect the New York Life trustees election on April 11 as well Grippe coughs promoted Foley no. by Or E Knoefel.
The Missouri ouster case against Standard Oil Republic Waters-Pierce adjourned to April 1. Attorney General Hadley left for New York to attend the hearing on Friday. H. Clay Pierce was expected to testify but did not appear.
New York report says Henry M. Tilford a Standard Oil official sought by Missouri Attorney General Hadley was finally arrested by a process-server after a two month pursuit.
In Kokomo Indiana on March 22 Grover Young seventeen took his own life in despair after his plans for travel and adventure were blocked by his parents. Separately Mexico marked the centennial birth anniversary of President Jaurez with nationwide celebrations on Wednesday.
St. Petersburg March 22. The imperial manifesto and ukases establishing a national assembly are criticized as creating a parliament in name only. Key powers are blocked by noble election, royal veto, and secret committee work, with dissatisfying limitations on ministers and officials.
In St Petersburg on March 22 workmen at a city mill chose their pet dog Rosa as a delegate to mock the election. They claim the dog will serve as a humorous symbol of workers’ interests and economy compared with the human candidates.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure for piles offering a free sample and home relief. It claims painless cure without business disruption, cites letters of satisfied users, and urges readers to buy a box for 50 cents at any drug store. It includes anecdotal endorsements from customers in various locations.
In a Sellersburg court, witnesses describe Mrs. Satherlins bruises and red marks after her death. Andrew J. Calloway testifies about a red waist and her body at her parents home. Miga Daisy Boyer notes Sutherlin nervous talk and handling of possessions. Laura Tharp and Elizabeth Wellhall describe marks on the body. Anne Jane Brows recounts Sutherlin finding the doors locked and the pantry window unfastened. The testimony covers spousal disputes, suspicious accidents, and court delays with many witnesses yet to appear.
A traveler questions a sparsely populated Cape region sign reading Tolpim. The local man explains the sign is an indication, meaning To Long Pond one mile, and implies passersby from nearby areas understand the marker while outsiders may not.
Floyd Circuit Court postpones the case State of Indiana vs Ulysses G Sutherlin to March 22 1906 due to illness of attorney Colonel Charles L Jewett and excusal of witnesses. Clerk OGmanzel B Scott notes the date and seal in New Albany Indiana. The rest discusses dog kennel care from Home Citat.
An advertisement promotes Pax tine Toilet Antiseptic as the most successful mouth product sold. It claims to destroy bad taste and odor and to impart a cleanliness to mouth and teeth beyond ordinary dentifrices and mouth washes.
New Albany Lodge No 80 will confer the Master Mason degree tonight. The First Presbyterian church ladies host a book social and cape and apron sale on April 32. John T. Richey’s lottery runner case was continued in Jeffersonville court to next Monday. Grace Harwood, who traveled to Baltimore for health, had appendicitis surgery and is improving, joined by her sister Eva. Solomon Winn near one hundred fell at his son James Winn’s home near Corydon with a fractured hip and may not walk again. Miss Mande Roy opened millinery at 1608 East Oak Street to a welcoming crowd. Measles caused refreshments at the event. Henry Baile complains of being struck by Ositeden with an iron crowbar, losing three teeth. Ositeden is jailed on a separate fine and to be arrested visible soon.
Disjointed lines refer to an arrest in Louisville and notes about habeas corpus and liberty. Mentions of Ora A Stephens from Po Hiams Ohio and a medical claim for King’s New Discovery accompany references to hotel cafe events and a drugstore offer.
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