24 May 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
1
Senator Lorimer arrives in Washington and signals willingness to answer charges and support an official investigation. He denies motives from opponents and pledges to cooperate with a Senate inquiry while defending his election.
Lawrenceburg man is jailed for a brutal assault on a woman. The report mentions suspects and victims by name partially obscured and notes police involvement and a court appearance. The fragment references an arrest related to a violent incident and ongoing legal proceedings.
The Indiana Republican Party announces ED. V. Fitzpatrick as their choice for Clerk of the Supreme Court. Fitzpatrick is slated to compete in upcoming party selections and advance to the general process.
A garbled account discusses reform in Judaism and religious departures, noting a preacher and a sermon on reformist trends. The text shifts to a startling ad for a remedy claiming to aid nervous, female health issues with testimonials and a price, urging readers to try the product.
Oliver Spitzer, once confined in Atlanta, testified for the government in the Hoetke sugar trust case after receiving a presidential pardon from Taft. He described welshing and related frauds, linking Gerbracht and Bendernagel to payments, while noting the company used him as a scapegoat after twenty nine years of service.
Atlantic City May 24. The high cost of living drives top young men from the ministry. Dr FE Usanes of Indiana argues no one can live decently on current salary averages. Delegates favor general raises, especially in smaller churches. a trial of Herring from New York Presbytery for heresy looms as Steen Wich and Black are admitted to the ministry. The convention runs through Saturday.
Washington May 24 two battleships of red tons will be added to the American navy following Senate action on the naval appropriation bill The house already authorized two battleships This marks the third consecutive year Congress has approved such increases The bill carries cheer FP at gay Locaneport and Mays 22 As a result of rabies scare near Waleton south of the city the town board ordered a dog control ordinance and the marshal was instructed to shoot unmuzzled dogs before nightfall resulting in about a dozen killed
Clarence Waterhouse and Misa Mabel Harris wed today by Juatha Fogle. Lodge meetings announced, postmaster appointed at New Saliabory near Cory don Junction. Straw'e Mill Rod and Gon Club to open on Silver Creek with refreshments. Highland Coun try Club hosts a comet party and Dutch Snack tonight. A minstrel show postponed. Morris and Hum arrested on assault charge. bond posted. Court cases involve Floyd county line roadway location and maintenance suit. Foley's Kidney Pills promoted.
Local society notes list visits and returns among residents of Corydon Bedford and Aurora with names such as Mrs W O Lynch Mrs Janpie Martell and Mr Elbert Lobach The piece mentions travel plans to Washington Ind and New York City and a marriage announcement Eva Lenore Haclow to Louis Stuart Urane set for June 15 at the German Evangelical church. Also notes Dr A P Hansa leaving for Indianapolis and health ad for Dr Kings New Discovery.
Readers of the NeW ALBANY TRIBUNE who do not receive their paper regularly and promptly are asked to notify the Tribune Company. Contact options include both Cumberland and Home phone lines with a note of the stated charges.
The note invites members of Post QO to a Saturday meeting on May 25 at Cherry Street and urges all national delegates to attend the important business session chaired by T C Harrington of Richmond Indiana.
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