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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
1
In Magtaon a Pulajanes surrender plot turned deadly when leaders forced a photo op and then attacked American officials. Governor Curry vanished during the fighting as 30 Pulajanes and 16 constabulary were killed or wounded. 300 constabulary pursue fugitives.
An old style advertisement touts a cod liver preparation “without oil” as healthier than traditional cod liver oil and emulsions. It promises benefits for the elderly, delicate children, and those recovering from illness, with a satisfaction guarantee by CHAS. D. KNOEFEL.
Atlanta hosts a major veterans event to honor General Joseph Wheeler. Speakers from the Grand Army of the Republic and the Spanish War Veterans join Confederate veterans, with Gov. Joseph M. Terrell presiding and surviving Wheeler family members in attendance.
The trial of Mayor David Price, the artillery officer charged with conduct unbecoming an officer and intoxication at Syracuse, concluded in New York. After an hour of deliberation the court announced a decision but did not reveal it. the verdict will be sent to General Grant for approval.
In Peoria Harry Haaran shot and killed saloon keeper Meent De Vries who attacked his mother and sister. Haaran surrendered to police after the early Sunday morning confrontation.
Wheeling West Virginia March 26 two jet bodies were recovered from the scene after a crash. Authorities report the death toll had been confirmed and the recovery operation continued for missing victims.
Washington notes report the American Tract Society meeting at Luther Place Memorial church with Justice Brewer as honorary vice president and General O O Howard delivering the address. Howard extolled tract work for soldiers and urged Christianizing the Philippines before withdrawal, citing Providence and the society as key agents in the effort.
Advertisement claiming Hollister's Tea cures liver disorders to freshen breath. It lists 85 cents for tea or tabs and credits J S A Ziegelbaur as seller.
Fire raged at the Yonkers home of Nathaniel Hawthorne's son Julian Hawthorne destroying the novelist's original manuscripts. Several manuscripts burned, others damaged by water, in New York on Sunday March 26.
Mrs. Orn A. Stephens of Port William, Ohio, shares a tip on respiratory health, stating she uses three bottles of Dr. to aid breathing and keep the lungs strong like the gorilla. The note frames strong lungs as key to powerful creatures.
Washington notes say the Senate will labor over the railroad rate bill this week with prepared speeches likely but no firm action. Debate pace is seen lagging as Tillman and Lodge weigh the consular and Indian bills. The House pursues heavy appropriation measures led by Littauer, with district day and talks on the bureau of corporations and mint provisions.
The German and French delegates report an eminently hopeful outlook for an agreement on Moroccan reforms. Neutral power representatives say the major work is virtually done and a settlement is imminent, with possible minor details delaying the protocol's signing.
A Des Moines wife recounts her Chicago brother’s rapid recovery from chronic dyspepsia after using Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. He gained weight, regained appetite, and reportedly has not suffered from indigestion since. The ad asserts the tablets digest food naturally and are sold by druggists for 50 cents a box.
The case of Greene and Gaynor advances into its twelfth week. Reports on Witte suggest he may be nearing a breakdown amid ongoing political tensions. The Algeciras talks mark ten weeks of Moroccan deliberations, and Easter tensions rise across Europe with reports of anti Jewish massacres.
A distressed resident, Mrs Mary Hi Walters of Se Clair St Columbus Ohio, faces extreme starvation due to weakened stomach and ongoing weakness. Doctors recommend Biestelo Dittere as a potential remedy amid deteriorating health and sleepless nights.
Indianapolis March 26 The coal strike talks between miners and operators continue with a joint conference expected to report a disagreement while leaders debate whether to permit work in districts with wage gains. President Mitchell may travel to New York for further talks as the parties wear down the others seeking to cut off coal supply.
Witness details discovery of Mrs Satherlin with rope marks on neck and bruises, rope from a swing used as a clothes line, and a curtain of injuries. She recounts Sutherlin's movements, search of a trunk, and identity of clothes tied to the crime scene, with funeral and custody notes following.
A baggage handler in Stockton discovers a well dressed man about thirty eight jammed inside a large trunk. Police believe he was placed in the trunk alive. Clothing suggests he was an engineer or miner. A pocket holds a small book with an account by J C Lestie and M Farre dated March 1 to 19.
Report of a famed English family preserving a human heart in alcohol as a precaution against burial alive. The heart, linked to the poet Shelley, was to be removed shortly after death to ensure it could not be viewed by the living.
Fire department aids streets after wash of paving on Spring street. Rail torpedoes disrupt tracks. police investigate. Second Presbyterian chairs a church concert next Friday with Mrs Eugene Walker leading undercity talent. Opera house to host a skating rink after interior remodeling starts in thirty days. George Ferree hurt by a horse, improving. Main street M E church observes fasting and prayer for temperance. over 600 pledge signers. Interurban cars from New York to Jeffersonville for track work then city overhaul. Mrs Mary Zoeller funeral held in Silver Grove with Rev O W Locher officiating. Knights of Honor note license renewal. disorderly Jeffersonville passengers under review. Edward Schindler’s body returned from San Francisco. funeral in Lafayette township. Anti Sateen League representatives in city churches. Seymour businessman Joseph Hodapp dies by suicide at home.
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