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Newspaper

New Albany Evening Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1906

Page

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Peace Talks Rise as Cuban War Idle Amid Delegates Push

Havana reports cautious hope for settlement as fighting is suspended and veteran delegates from both sides visit insurgent camps in Pinar del Rio and Santa Clara while talks on amnesty municipal elections and minority representation surface. Alfredo Zayas signals desire for peace.

Havana Pino Guerra Albert Guzman Cienfuegos Santa Clara Menocal Cebeco Alfredo Zayas Liberal Party Moderate Party Associated Press Congress Enor Zayas Agin

Political protest described as armed stand off

A speaker labeled the event a political cuection that became an armed protest and urged treating it as such. He highlighted Liberal senators and representatives ready to resign if opponents would do the same and appeal to the country.

Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues

In New York Brooklyn split two games 4 to 3 and 2 to 1. Philadelphia beat Boston 8 to 5 at Philadelphia. Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 4 to 0. Washington beat Philadelphia 1 to 3. Detroit lost 0 to 2 at Chicago. Boston over New York 1 to 6. Louisville routed Toledo 66 to 3. Louisville 1 to Toledo 4 in the second game. Columbus tied Indianapolis 1 at 15 darkness. Minneapolis lost 1 to 4 at Kansas City. St Paul overwhelmed Milwaukee 12 to 1.

New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Pittsburg St. Louis Cleveland Washington Detroit Chicago American Association Louisville Toledo Columbus Indianapol‘s Minneapolis Kansas City St. Paul Milwaukee

Treasury to deposit gold imports through national banks

Secretary Shaw announced that from Sept 10 deposits will be made in national banks to aid gold imports. Bonds for savings banks in Massachusetts and New York may be accepted at 90 percent as security pending gold arrival, with deposits paid when gold arrives.

Washington Shaw Treasury Massachusetts New York

Notable Family Update From Grandpa’s House

A brief item notes children staying with grandpa while mamma visits the store and papa remains at home. The family mentions Rocky Mountain Tea and references Jno. A. Ziegelbaur in the context of the household.

Papa Jno A. Ziegelbaur

Salvage Efforts Under Way to Free Manchuria Vessel

Captain Metcalf supervises salvage of the steamer Manchuria off Rabbit Island. The team aims to be ready by September 10 to attempt pulling the vessel from the reef and hopes for a successful outcome.

Honolulu Metcalf Manchuria Rabbit Island

Remarkable recovery of Kenseth Melver from Vanceboro Me

Kenseth Melver of Vanceboro Maine recovers after throat and larynx inflammation. Three doctors gave up hope. he credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life. The account reflects broad medical interest and support from friends.

Kenseth Melver Vanceboro

Cashier Held After Bank Shortage Scandal

B S Adams, formerly assistant cashier at Citizens National Bank and now manager at Quinn Sharpe Drug Co, was arrested by U S Marshal Wilson in Vicksburg Mississippi on charges of being short about 48000 in cash while at Citizens National Bank. He confessed in August and could not post a 56004 bond.

Vicksburg, Miss Adams Quinn Sharpe Drug Company Citizens’ National Bank United States Marsha Wilson Jackson Georee 2. Hackett Hackett

Tsar’s government issues program with reforms and stricter penalties

An official communication from St. Petersburg outlines the government program. It calls for courts martial for political crimes, harsher penalties for revolutionary propaganda, measures to curb restrictions on Jews, expanded provincial autonomy, and the introduction of Zemstvo in Poland and the Baltic provinces. It also promises an income tax and reforms in police and public services.

St. Petersburg Poland Baltic

Kidney Cure Advertisement by Knoefel

Avoid serious results of kidney or bladder disorder by taking Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by O. D. Knoefel.

Foley O. D. Knoefel

Americans Win Roosevelt Cup Race Against German Challengers

Marblehead Massachusetts reports three American boats finished ahead of three German entrants in a Roosevelt cup race held yesterday. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised, claiming to purify blood by removing poisons. sold by O D Knoefel.

Marblehead Mass Foley Knoefel

Simplified Spelling Board Publishes 300 Word List

The public printer has started distributing booklets to department heads containing the 300 words approved by the Simplified Spelling board and the authorities for their use in government publications, following the president's directions.

Washington

Famed Claimant Describes Suffering from Kidney Inflammation

Sentence fragment quotes W M Sherman recounting months of intense kidney inflammation. The remark compares his pain to savagery of Philippine tribes. No clear event date or location given.

Philippines Onaye W.M. Sherman

Bryan welcomed home by Nebraska neighbors crowding streets

William Jennings Bryan returned to Lincoln amid a sea of flags and a large, festive crowd. Citizens from Lincoln and beyond set partisan differences aside, greeting the famed orator with cordiality as he spoke at the capitol grounds after a day of parade and reception events.

Lincoln Neb William Jennings Bryan Bryan Mr. Bryan Burlington Mrs. Bryan Grace New York Scott Mickey Mayor Brown John £. Miller Lincoln Commercial Club M. D. Welch J. D. Miller Dahlman Omaha James Cosgrave Cyrus Bryan State Capitol Capitol Grounds Brown Providence

Sentimental visit features speech by Mr Bryan in Milwaukee

A local event in Milwaukee includes Governor Mickey and Mr Bryan receiving cheers as Bryan thanks the American people. He notes Arabic has 600 camel words and wishes for as many words of thanks in English. The gathering ends with a fireworks display and handshakes.

Mickey Bryan Rose Bryan United Saates Ir. Bryar

Return of John Anderson to Hartford City Celebrates Family Reunion

John Anderson, 72, returns to Hartford City after 54 years away with 80 cents to his name. He built a fortune over $100,000 and now visits Indiana for a family reunion with relatives. He lives in Council Bluffs Iowa, where he owns 800 acres and raised four sons. He learned of relatives in Marion through Attorney Enos Baldwin.

Hartford City Ind John Anderson Anderson Fong John Blake Will Anderson Jonesboro Othor Anderson Council Bluffs Indiana Marion Enos Baldwin

Bryan greeting homecoming in Omaha Nebraska

William J. Bryan and Mrs. Ryan arrived in Omaha at 2 45 yesterday afternoon with Nebraskan party en route from a world trip to Lincoln. Thousands welcomed the pair as Bryan spoke briefly from a car on the station grounds expressing pleasure at home coming.

Shooting Mishap Leaves Dead and Injured Near Byardsville

Albany Ky Sept 6 a shooting affray in Pickett County Tennessee near Byardsville leaves one dead another fatally wounded and two seriously injured with no arrests. The motive is said to be a mistaken identity. Milwaukee Sept 6 Davidson leads Lenroot for governor by at least 45000 with Aylward and Blenski atop the Democratic ticket.

California Fig Syrup Co United States Albany Picket County Tennessee Byardsvyille LaFolliette Milwaukee Davidson Lenroot LaFollette Aylward Blenski

Deadly Nightmare Tragedy in Fort Branch Woman Dies in Sleep

Mrs. Mary Dilbeck, 43, wife of Daniel Dilbeck, died in her sleep after a terrifying dream. Her screams awakened her children but a physician could not save her. Doctors cite acute heart failure from nervous strain. she was a robust retiree in apparently good health.

Fort Branch Ind Mary Dilbeck Daniel Dilbeck Dilbeck

Local residents journey and visits span multiple states

Miss Nellie Miller returns from Shelbyville Kentucky. Mrs Francia Steele and daughter Clara leave for Davenport Iowa. Mrs H B Shacklett and Miss Sadie Crecelius visit Ma rengo relatives. Mrs Charles E Crecelius and Miss Alma Barth visit Chicago friends. Delia Hoffer Vivian Nane macher visit Mrs R M Dale in Mitchell. Mrs John Elliott goes to Nashville Tennessee to winter with son Robert. Jennie Martin of Evansville guests of James Claffey at 620 West Market Street. Miss Roth Johnson Alinda Fleischer back from Palmyra. Mrs Charles Fitzgerald summoned to Marengo for ill relative. Mrs J Will Pennington Martha return from Great Lakes area. Mrs J R Weathera of Vincennes visits Marengo relatives. Mrs John Whalen and M B Thurman return from Hamilton Ohio. Peter Martin and son Bowe of Bloomington return from East Eleventh and Main. Miss Elizabeth Smith of San Angelo Texas visits Cincinnati, guest of Mrs Kate Wade. Jessie Brown of Indianapolis visits Aunt I O E B Starr and Uncle John Rankin on East Main and East Elm. Judge W O U’s to return from Bayview Michigan after stay. also days in Chicago. Mrs John Newell confined with fractured hip from fall. fracture treated by Drs Haselwood and Davis.

Delia Hoffer Vivian Nanemacher R. M. Dale Mitchell,nd John Elliott Nashville Tenn Robert Elliott Jennie Martin Evanaville James Claffey West Market Street Roth Johnson Alinda Fleischer Palmyra Charles Fitzgerald Marengo

Nothing to Arbitrate in Zenor Cox Muddle Meeting

A courthouse gathering in Cannelton Indiana sought to resolve the Zenor Cox congressional dispute but made no headway. Zenor proposed arbitration by a Democratic judge but Cox refused, ending the event with no resolution. Also, Mary Wilson eighty died after being struck by a freight train near Cartersburg while walking to a Friends meeting.

Cartersburg Ind Mary Wilson

Whit ham arraigned for murder in child cremation case

Madison Indiana September 6 despite Miss Kate Faulkner statement Albert Whit ham has been arraigned before Squire Hughes Lancaster township on murder charge. Whit ham sought venue change and a preliminary hearing will be before Squire Elder Graham township on the 25th inst. Owing to Miss Faulkner illness the proceedings are indefinitely postponed.

Madison Ind Kate Faulkner Albert Whitham Squire Hughes Lancaster Township Whitham Squire Elder Graham Township Miss Faulkner

Man Injured While Working at Scott's Station

Jeffersonville Indiana reports further on a labor mishap as Riwerd Long, from this city, sustains a severe burn to his right hand while at Scott’s station in Kentucky.

Jeffersonville Ind Scott's Ete Ysion

Local brief: arrests, sermons and obituaries in town

Ida Harper fined 880 dollars for assault on Georgia Truitt. Samuel Russo fined 8.80 after bicycle collision with Willis Harrie. A Sunday sermon on Is There a God will be given at Baptist Tabernacle by Rev E T Poulson. Mrs Caroline B Card funeral held at 318 Mast Fifth St with Rev Hamilton A Hymee officiating. Samuel Fite promotes reviving Burnville water works using old stone pipes. Morning Star Lodge dissolves and joins Meadville supreme lodge. 13 remain from 150 members.

The Baptist Tabernacle E. T. Poulson Samuel Fite Crandall Burnville New Albany Paoh Pike

Notice to Subscribers About Paper Delivery

Notice to subscribers of the New Albany Tripcast and Indianapolis Star to report irregular delivery to the Tribune Company. The notice lists Cumberland and Hume as contact points with addresses 391 and 238 respectively.

New Albany Tripcast Indianapolis Star Tribune Company Pbhopes Cumberland Hume

California Republican convention opens in Sears Cruz

Reported moves include a Northwest harvest weather that weakens Chicago wheat, indictments of eight Wilkes County mountaineers for illicit distilling, and Georgia sawmill shutdowns to cut output. Bridal Montrose Co fails in Havana agency, with 600000 in liabilities. Los Angeles carpenters strike over wages and benefits. Peace Day marked in Portsmouth New Hampshire with bells rung.

Northwest Chicago Wilkes County United States District Court Greensboro N. C Georgia Interstate Sawmill Association of Bridal, Montrose & Co Atlantic Steamship Bns Havana Los Angeles Inc

Aeronaut Falls 125 Feet at State Fair Grounds

Professional aeronaut Carl Smith of Brockton Massachusetts fell from a balloon at the state fair grounds near Lewiston Maine. He dropped 125 feet after a trapeze rope broke while descending with a parachute, and was probably fatally hurt.

Lewiston Carl Smith Brockton Mass State Fair Grounds

Prejudice Against Filipinos Reported at Louisiana State University

Baton Rouge authorities announced that several Filipino students were refused admission to Louisiana State University. No reason was given, but officials indicated possible race prejudice as the basis. A quoted editorial urged readers to take action if spirits are low or if already doing something.

Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Flipinas

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