30 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1907
Page
1
Readers report Peruna easing catarrh and related illnesses. Testimonies describe quick relief from cold induced catarrh, bowels trouble, heart issues, and stomach complaints after taking Peruna, with claims of regained health and ability to resume daily work.
Miss Nettie E Bosardus of Westfield writes she suffered severe sick headaches for ten years and is now free of trouble after using Peruna and Manalin. She thanks Dr Hartman and his remedies and recommends them to all sufferers.
Mi 3 Julia Builer of Appletea Vos writes of six years with stomach catarrh causing pain and insomnia. After using Peruna her appetite returned, strength improved, and she regained health, thanking the medicine for its benefit.
Mrs C D Robinson of 1st Fela Street Brooklyn writes that Peruna relieved years of illness with swollen limbs bloating and breathlessness. She praises Dr Hartman and his treatment saying she feels like a new woman and can work again after two years of physician care.
Washington reports active telegraph talks between U S officials and Central American and Mexican envoys over Honduras and Costa Rica. No formal statement yet as maneuvers unfold with Bonilla regrouping forces and Bell of Terre Haute advising on the situation.
Government representatives join union and railroad leaders in Washington to avert a possible Western rail strike. Knapp and Neill press for mediation under the American act while railroad chair Brown and conductor Garret seek concessions. Both sides report no progress yet as talks continue.
Chicago reports one of its fiercest mayoral battles as Mayor Edward F. Dunne and postmaster Fred A. Busse face off. Streetcar ordinances and libel suits loom large while Chicago papers tilt for rivals and Springfield lawmakers rush home to join the fray.
A San Francisco statement from Rudolph Spreckles details citizen contributions totaling at least 100000 to finance the bribery graft investigation. He says funds will not impede the probe, aims to expose corruption, and may grant immunity to some bribers in exchange for testimony. He notes intensified scrutiny of all city and county departments and the police. Rumors persist of attempts to rescue Abraham Ruef from custody, with guards instructed to shoot Ruef if a rescue occurs and to focus on liberators afterward.
In Tangier on March 26 M Regnault the French minister with the cruiser Jeanne d Arc presented to Mohammed el Torres the sultan's representative France's demands for repercussions over the murder of Dr Mauchamp. Torres was warned he would be held responsible for carrying out the demands and any anti European movement arising. The sultan's representative offered no objections.
An 19th century promotion touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure all, asserting it goes to the root of disease and invigorates, strengthens, and exhilarates with life producing properties not found in other remedies. Jno A Ziegelbaur is named in the ad.
Madrid reports all preparations completed for the arrival of the new royal family member as a nurse arrives from England to assist.
An advertisement claims high wages lure skilled workers to Panama Canal construction while malaria fears deter others. It asserts Electric Bitters cures blood poisons, stomach and liver troubles and guarantees safety from malaria with the product on hand. Sold by Obas L. Knoefel.
William Jennings Bryan addressed a large audience in the Texas House chamber at the invitation of the legislature. He discussed national issues confronting the American public today.
An explosion at Dretfontein mine in Johannesburg Transvaal kills fifty natives and injures nine others after a native worker tampered with dynamite. Four white miners perish alongside the workers.
Four boys were struck and killed by a light engine on the Pennsylvania Railroad near the Buffalo eastern city line as they walked the tracks after a hunting trip. Authorities report no immediate survivors. The tragedy occurred March 30 and involved local youths returning from a hunting excursion.
Washington march 30 the war ship Marion once among the last iron ships built after the civil war has been ordered sold at public auction and stricken from the naval lists.
Victims of bloating gas and halitosis urged to try Stuart's Charcoal Linages. The ad claims charcoal absorbs gases and odors, relieves belching, purifies breath, improves complexion, and offers a free sample by mail from FLOA Stuart Co, 3 Stuart Ride, Marshall, Michigan.
The report notes the Nebraska legislature pursues a statewide direct pr ittcar s bill amid disparate items including Castalia Cement plant fire at Castalia Ohio and various international and national happenings such as MacArthur retirement, a Constantinople bombing, and rising business failures.
A Richmond resident named Ted endorses De King’s New Discovery as the cure all for coughs colds and throat illnesses. The ad claims it treats bronchitis croup whooping cough hoarseness quinsy and lung hemorrhages and is available at Chase Kuose Drug Store with a money back guarantee and affordable prices.
Disjointed notices list an April 5 pastor aid meeting at First Presbyterian. Dr T M Hawes of Louisville to present An Evening with Poet and Humorist on a Thursday evening at Second Presbyterian Church. A replevin suit by Sarah Keen against Louie Shafer ends with defendant favored. Judge Mars presiding. case details incomplete.
The Falls Cities Polo League opens next Monday night with Crescent against Casinos of Jeffersonville. The Crescent team and Casinos squad, joined by the Delmar club, feature Lacaisvalia players in a fierce opener set at the Pine Institute venue.
Prince Bauix Noayedeen Murat, a representative of the Napoleonic Line, has become sole recipient for a new Scottish syndicate involved in the sale of bearings. The fish trade thrives in the prince’s district, aided by aristocratic associations that boost sales beyond prior levels.
A fragmentary verse item notes a tall man and a ditthe canetin with a suggestion of trivial relationship. The text references a woman and mentions worn shoes and butter, reflecting a fragmentary scene or poem card from a historical page.
A jumbled column notes facts from New York travel to a Hudson Bay voyage, a 224 year Gloucester homestead passes, Cape Cod tidal changes, Bristol County size, Bailey County Texas population, Fort Leavenworth hall contract at 73 850 dollars, and a curio about eclipses with average yearly totals and shadow geometry.
A fragmented court note outlines a prisoner reform debate before a judge. Mentions Cleveland, Plate Dealer, and unnamed officials in a terse legal context. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR.
The Crescent Juniors deny defeat by the Crecelias polo team, claiming another squad played the Crecelias that day. A jeweler notes women’s rising jewelry knowledge over twenty five years, saying buyers now act with informed taste and value awareness.
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