25 May 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
1
Grand Jury probes hint at a chain system looting the treasuries of merged fraternal societies in Illinois and neighboring states. Investigators pursue evidence across multiple cities as the state attorney builds cases against suspected ring leaders amid mounting losses.
A disaster in the channel results in the deaths of forty four persons as a transport collision disrupts the port area. Investigations focus on the vessels and the transportation company involved, with authorities reviewing the incident timeline and rescue efforts.
A fragmented plea suggests avoiding dust and seeking underlying throat relief. The text hints at a health effort or remedy discussion, mentioning cough, throat irritation, and a cautious stance toward a proposed solution.
Francis Connell has been appointed president of Creencastis University, succeeding the prior administration. The announcement cites his extensive background in higher education leadership and research.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mickle and harvest related to Indiana mines with unclear details about trains seeds and toad tetng. The readable text is insufficient to determine a complete event, date, or involved organizations.
In New York May 25 trial testimony described how the sugar trust handled government duties on false weights versus shipper weights. Clerks from the Wall Street office testified that no weight comparisons were made, with figures kept separate yet connected by staff, and missing records hinder the fraud investigation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Morel, Gould, a divorce, murder, Drexel, and a woman named Miss Teresod in Tegebon with references to a criminal event. No clear date, location, or outcomes available in readable portions.
The advertisement urges use of Woodbury's Hair Tonic before hair roots die, claiming the tonic invigorates the scalp and restores life to follicles, stimulating growth and producing stronger, more abundant hair.
Robert G D McCarter, attorney for Poercupd WEO Welbog Pas ton and Max Koehter of St Jaouis, obtained a United States circuit court order against Contd Telephone and Telegraph to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed. The Contintal company, formed in New Jersey in November, aims to consolidate field telephones across the central region and issue bonds. a sale of assets is scheduled at this time.
The report lists current scores from major leagues with teams like Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston and Cleveland noted in brief lines. It also references the American Association standings and mentions players Willis Riener and Phelps, with Cleveland and Boston performances highlighted amid varied results.
Fragmentary ad style text touts a supposed remedy for female troubles. It promises satisfaction and claims to aid backache and general health, naming a product, seller, and dubious guarantees within the garbled fragment.
Market brief notes erratic grain and livestock quotes with minimal readable details. Currency and unit data are unclear in the OCR, but reports indicate fluctuating prices across multiple commodities and trading centers.
A Freeport crowd debated placing a Confederate statue in Washington and the fate of General Lee's name in public memory. Speakers urged caution, arguing treason as a constitutional crime while others praised Confederate memory. a local official warned against divisive symbols amid wartime loyalties.
In Sullivan the supreme court affirmed a conviction related to a hotel and its contained furniture. The decision centers on the property connected to a case involving alleged actions by named individuals.
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