Senate Uses Aldrich Bill To Replace Vreeland Measure
Washington May 16 The Aldrich currency bill substitutes the Vreeland act in the senate triggering conference between chambers. Senate managers named Al drich Allison Hale Daniel and Teller. Democratic votes favored Aldrich bill with a 47 to 20 outcome. House sent the amended Vreeland bill to conference as Burton and Williams clashed over the measure and related letters from Atlanta financiers.
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Washington
Aldrich
Burton
Ohio
Williams
Senate
Vreeland
Banking Committee
Fowler
New Jersey
First National Bank of
Atlanta
McCord
First National Bank
Pier
Williama
Iliama
Orton
Ter
Yeas
Noes
Messrs. Vreeland
New York
Weeks
Massachusetts
Glass
Virginia
Pujo
Louisigna
Sherwood
Keifer
Buncombe
Addit
Sherwood Elvil
Peruna praised by housewives for family health use
Mrs. D G Nolan of Gem Kansas reports no throat trouble since using Peruna for nine years and says it keeps her safe at home. Other letters praise Peruna tablets and liquid from Iowa Ohio and Indian Territory, claiming relief from catarrh stomach trouble and dyspepsia, with many noting long term family use and gratitude to Dr Hartman.
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D. G. Nolan
Gem
Kas
Perons
Peruna
T. J. Ballard
Pryor Creek
Indian Territory
Augusta Pauline Ochs
R.F. D
North English
Iowa
Hartman
John M. Stabler
Millersburg
Ind
Dr. Hartman
Perrna
War veterans reef measure sparks floor jealously
The speaker ridicules General Keifer claiming envy over the reef for veterans. He says Keifer seeks sole recognition as a soldier of worth and labels Keifer's legislative view as selfish, contrasting it with his own advocacy.
Disturbed the Congregation by Coughing
A person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing is asked to buy a bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar O.T.D. Knoefel.
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Foley's
Improved tone in Bradstreets review shows stronger trade
Bradstreet's weekly trade review notes irregular weather and crop patterns with fluctuating retail and job demand but an overall improvement in commercial and industrial tone. Gains in fall buying are seen in New York Chicago and St Louis while retail trade shines in the Southwest and Northwest. Southern reports still report dullness and slow collections.
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New York
Bradstreet
Trade Today
Chicago
St. Louis
Northwest
Prohibition Rule Sets Dry Policy for Republican Convention
Chicago May 16 The convention arrangements sub committee voted to place the Coliseum in the prohibition column and ban any liquor from being sold served or brought into the convention hall during meetings or convention week
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Chicago
No use to die from lung trouble without Dr King’s Discovery
Merc J P White of Ruashboro Pa praises Dr Kings New Discovery as a quick cough loosener and remedy for lung diseases including bronchitis asthma and colds He claims it saved his life and notes a guarantee with prices and a local dealer endorsement
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Garantee
Obes
Weather hits wheat market and naval pauses ripple headlines
TERSE items report weak Chicago wheat on new crop prospects and a weather driven market. Rear Admiral George A. Bicknell is retired after 49 years in the navy. U S business failures for the week tally 281, down from prior weeks. Mrs Cleveland notes Mr Cleveland’s improvement as he rests. British admiralty suspends night naval maneuvers after disasters. Senate passes a 50000 memorial for Lincoln in Kentucky. Seven teenth Ohio district backs Foraker over Taft 22 to 23. Omaha Packing plant fire destroys meat stock worth about 500000. M K T railroad collision near Muskogee kills two, injures fifteen. Weather improves trade conditions, envoys to France fail to present Moroccan sultan claims. Orino Laxative Syrup marketed as mild, preferred to purgatives.
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United States
Cleveland
UIN
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Kentucky
Senate
Foraker
Taft
Seventeenth
Ohio Congressional District
Omaha Packing Company
South Omaha
Missouri Kansas & Texas Railroad
Muskogee
France
Mu Jai Hafid
Morocco
Homeseekers excursion tickets on Monon route dates
Homeseekers tickets go on sale on May 5 and 10, June 2 and 16, July 1 and 21, August 4 and 18, September 1 and 15. The announcement lists states and territories including Arizona Arkansas Mexico Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Colorado Idaho Indian Territory Kansas Michigan Montana Nebraska Nevada North Dakota Oregon Wisconsin.
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Monon
Arizona
Arkansas
Mexico
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Idaho
Indian Territory
Kansas
Michigan
Montana
Nebesake
Nevada
Ais Dakota
Oregon
Wiscons
Boodler’s Punishment: San Francisco Official Targeted
A dynamite blast wrecked James Gallagher’s San Francisco home as punishment for boodling. The attack damaged the front of the building, endangered occupants, and shattered surrounding windows, with a photograph illustrating the incident.
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Lagher
San Francisco
They Go Together
A humorous domestic vignette about a young wife adopting physical culture asking if she is built like a watch and whether she should have jewels, followed by Henry’s playful frown at a compliment. The exchange centers on appearances and affection within a married couple.
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Henry
Seni
Good For Everybody Says Architect Coalter On Electric Bitters
Norman R Coalter a prominent San Francisco architect endorses Electric Bitters as good for every body. He claims it corrects stomach liver and kidney disorders and rapidly builds up the system in a positive testimonial style.
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Norman R Coalter
Delbert
San Francisco
Sage
Timely Declaration of Cooperation from Governors
Washington May 16 A broad conference of governors at the White House produced a declaration of cooperation and a plan to create a permanent executive network across the forty six states. President Roosevelt led the discussions endorsing state and federal collaboration to safeguard natural resources and regulate big corporations.
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Washington
Governors
The
American Union
White House
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Folk
Missouri
May Reduce Number of Bishops in Methodist Conference
Baltimore May 16 indications arise that the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church may elect fewer bishops than expected. The committee in charge is likely to recommend lowering the total number of bishops from previous levels, while ensuring no vacancy or forfeiture of office.
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Bsiehope
Baltimore
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ber
Identification of Mrs Gunness skull fragment confirms bodies
At LaPorte Indiana on May 16 1908 prosecutors endorse dental expert findings that a jawbone fragment from the Gunness farm proves the bodies found in the cellar on April 28 belong to Mrs. Gunness. Officers also report charred books on anatomy and hypnotism and a rumored letter urging suicide.
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Ray Ladipi
Mr. E
St. Louis
Republican editors tour Indiana and Ohio cities in outing
Indianapolis May 16 The Republican Editorial association with about one hundred Indiana editors and families left at 10 am on two special cars for Jeffersonville to lunch at the Indiana reformatory with Superintendent Whittaker. They will proceed to Louisville for a steamboat trip to Cincinnati with a Sunday stay and a daylight return to Louisville before dinner.
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Indianapolis
Republican
Indiana
Indianapolis Traction Company
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
Whittaker
Louisville
Cincinnati
William Fish Bonded in Perjury Indictment in Indianapolis
William Fish, president of Sentinel Printing, posted a $5,000 bond in Indianapolis on May 16 after being indicted by the grand jury on perjury charges related to county frauds. He allegedly swore falsely to a bill presented in May of last year.
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Mr. Fish
Indianapolis
William 3. Fish
Sentinel Printing Company
Fish
Sullivan athlete dies after overexertion in Terre Haute
Robert Lacey eighteen a Sullivan high school athlete who trained for an interschool meet in Terre Haute died at his home authorities believe overexertion in athletics taxed his heart. Odds high fire set at Maroney opera house Chesterton fire loss ten thousand two hundred dollars sixth blaze in business district since January.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Robert Lacey
Chesterton
Maroney
Local Petitions, Fires, and Court Actions
The petition of John Taffinger for a pike in Oregon township Clark county has been moved from Clark to Floyd circuit court. A gasoline stove fire at East Fourth Street caused a noon alarm with minor damage. Mrs Edward Fawcett recovering at home after a fractured ankle from a fall in her yard. Government depot sewing work nearly finished as a new year begins July 1 with expected lapse into heavier flannel assignments. In Clark circuit court Judge Montgomery overruled a motion to change venue in Elwood Fawcett et al vs Mrs Jessie Bowman for a $116 account collection.
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John Taffinger
Oregon Township
Clark Coganty
Clark
Floyd
Edward Fawcett
Montgomeury
Elwood Fawcett and
Otters
Mra
Jessie N. Bowman
City Court News Fines and Hearings Reported
Belle Aoleman was fined ten dollars and jailed ten days for stealing and bam. William Snelling, charged with obstructing a sidewalk, pleaded not guilty and was released to a hearing next Friday. Jesse Cole, accused of assaulting William Bird of Company C, Indians National Guard, pleaded not guilty and was released to await a hearing next Friday. the cases arise under a 1905 legislature law.
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Belle Aoleman
Paris Yeateraay
Bam
William Snelling
Martin
Awatta
Jesse Cole
Tolman Nessoe
William Bird
Company C
Indians National Guard
Paris
Harry H Austin
Protection of State Guard Members and Uniform Conduct Statute
Article reports a proposed law to protect state guard members in uniform and impose heavy penalties for molesting interfering with or insulting them. It also notes William Parrish was arrested by Patrolman Neafas for interfering with company members and a dreachronie by Patrolmen Eliese ativer and Martin fined 180% City Judge Paris today.
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State Guard
William Parrish Wes
Neafas
Elieseativer
Martin
Paris
Notices to Subscribers Verify Paper Delivery
Notice asks readers to verify Tribune Company subscription status for timely delivery to New Albany area. Includes contact cues about Cumberland and two phone references.
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Albayy ‘Temcus
Indianapolis Mar
Aap
Tribene Company
Camberland Fyi
Awe
Glenwoods vs Famous Cowboys with Wild West acts
The Glenwoods meet the Famous Cowboy team tomorrow afternoon with a Wild West Band concert and broncho feats before the game. Seebach moves to third base, Williamson to second, Pehler to the lineup, and pitching by Com reson nee iger. Game starts at 3 p.m. at Hight Field. Proctor or Hanafes to pitch for the Browns Sunday against the Indians.
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Glenwoods
Wild West
Glenwood
Seebach
Williamson
Pehler
Cowboys
Fehler
Sommers
McMonigie
Iger
Hight
le Dick
Proctor
Hanafes
Aij
Tams
Allo
Tellenges
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SAN Prancisco Roodler's Wreckup Home
BGME
Royal
City Court News
Bisa
Strongest Fire Insurance Agency
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