27 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
1
New York trading reversed Monday’s gloom as government assistance for the money market was announced. Bears retreated, shorts covered, and investors renewed buying despite rumors of a huge Wall Street pool. Prices rose sharply, with 1 to 6 point gains and a strong close.
Senator Foraker rejects the idea that Secretary Taft is Ohio’s chosen nominee. He urges the state Republican committee to authorize a primary to select delegates for the national convention. He states he will face the people on his record and has nothing to conceal.
News from Hartford, Alabama reports a lynching scare after a black man allegedly attempted to seize the daughter of farmer John Mosely. The assailant fled, a search with sheriff and dogs followed, but the danger ceased as the suspect was reportedly surrounded and quiet returned.
The undergraduate body of Princeton University marched to the home of ex President Cleveland in New Jersey and presented him a loving cup intended for his seventieth birthday on March 18. He was in the South at the time. Hondurane Recapture Trujillo.
Local health ad promoting Vinol cod liver tonic as a natural aid for fatigue. It claims Vinol boosts appetite, improves digestion, builds red blood, and strengthens organs, with guarantees and dealer notices. Presented by Chas D Knoefel, druggist, as sole New Albany agent with widespread availability.
Washington faces potential tariff frictions as France considers new rules harming American exporters. The U S State Department weighs extending reduced France imports under the Dingley act while awaiting Congress action on reciprocity treaties. Officials aim to avert a broad trade breach with both Germany and France amid looming French measures.
A severe electrical and wind storm struck Hammond Indiana yesterday afternoon causing extensive damage to outbuildings and trees. Awnings on businesses were torn and plate glass windows shattered while heavy rain flooded many basements.
A Richmond resident, A D Williame of 107 West Main, endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as the only remedy for weak lungs. The advertisement claims it cures asthma, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, quincy, hoarseness, and phthisic, stops lung hemorrhages, and bounds them up. Available at Obaer D Knoe fel’s drug store for 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free.
Justice Fitzgerald appoints a three member lunacy commission to determine Harry Thaw's sanity or insanity. The panel includes Morgan J. O'Brien Peter Bo Olney and Leopold Putzel. The case pauses as the commission may order asylum or allow the trial to proceed with witnesses to be chosen by the court.
In Huntington West Virginia on March 26 Emma Rousey age nineteen was struck and killed by an eastbound passenger train after stepping from the westbound track to let a freight pass. Section hand Perry Mows, attempting to save her, was also killed. He leaves a wife and two young children.
The 35th annual session of the Southern Indiana Teachers' Association will be held in Indianapolis this Thursday through Saturday, with Howard Sandison serving as president.
Indianapolis reports that Governor Flanly resists Auditor Hillheimer's control of insurance and securities clerk appointments as Congress debated funding for a new department. Hillheimer asserts authority under the general appropriations bill and has already named E. E. Neal as securities clerk amid broader staffing changes. Other notes include reactions to Debs and Roosevelt, grain freight rate protests, and lowered Sunday excursion fares.
A collage of local items includes Barnard Bawer, Mary Kerlin, and Charles Korstuun cases, property notes on Silver Histrea homestead, and May possesion. Officials report track penalties for high school athletes and a Southern Indiana Teachers meeting next week. James F. Ucuser and Miss Myrtie Pagh plan marriage during Louisville trip.
A lady in black tells how her husband is up in the sky though not dead. Responding man asks if He Wow Jong is dead. She explains he is an aeronaut, not deceased, watching from above.
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