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Newspaper

New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1908

Page

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Seaboard Receivership Talks Move to Richmond

Danville and Richmond dispatches report counsel for Seaboard Air Line and creditors pursuing a receivership petition. Judge Pritchard and Seaboard lawyers travel to Danville and Richmond as talks continue and a court with wider powers is sought to avoid delays.

DaAville Pritchrd Seaboard Richmond Khown Richmond, Va Board Air Line Railway United District Waddill Sant of Receivers Third United States Anti Court Jiopea Pritchard Leigh R. ‘Watts Danville Pritchurd Jeter C. Pritchard Asheville Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company Southern Railway

Peruna praised in letters from Fountainville residents

Philip Kratz and his wife of Fountainville Pa share letters praising Peruna for health relief. Kratz notes recovery from kidney injury and dyspepsia after taking one and one half bottles. He and his wife also report asthma relief and ongoing use without doctors.

Fountainville B. Hartman Peruna Philip Kratz

Cause For Cheer Outlook For 1908 From Cardinal Gibbons

Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore on January 2 expressed an optimistic view for 1908. He cited past trials and blessings, noting that divine Providence can turn discouraging appearances into better outcomes. He urged reliance on God’s protection as the year begins.

Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore

Cigarette Prohibition Proposal Advances in State Convention

In Lansing the constitutional convention shifted from joking to serious as a proposal to prohibit the manufacture and sale of cigarettes in the state passed through committee and received an initial reading amid renewed opposition and debate during the session.

Lansing Mich Jaw

Witness to Signatures from Doylea Mayor on Kratz

John Donnelly mayor of Doylea town Pennsylvania testifies that he knows Philip Kratz for 25 years and that Kratz signed the statements about Perans in his presence. The statements are believed true in all particulars. Signed Slau ned, John Donnelly, Esq.

John Donnelly Doyleatown Philip Kratz Perans Slauned Sjohn Donnelly

New York BrooKlyn Blotters Record New Year Violence

A New York police blotter from January 2 reports a surge of killings assaults and accidents in Brooklyn and Manhattan on New Year s Day. Incidents include gas asphyxiation death of Jacob Spriester and wife at Ocean Parkway burglary foregone by a fatal shooting of an intruder at Meserole street and other violent events across boroughs.

New York Brooklyn Manhattan Jacob Spriesterback Ocean Parkway David Jaffa Meserole Street Jaffa Frank Ferese Michael Schindelle Carroll Street Hattie Schubert Max Schubert Archibald P. Mitchell Augusta Herne West Virginia West Seventy-First Street

Suit to Oust Leavenworth Mayor and Contempt Citation

Topeka Kansas January 2 A suit to oust Peter Everhardy from the office of mayor of Leavenworth and a contempt citation against Police Captain T J Taylor have been filed in the supreme court by Attorney General Fred B Jackson It charges Everhardy with failure to enforce the prohibition law and Taylor with violating a court order by accepting immunity from saloon keepers tied to Hearne feor.

Topeka Kan Peter Everhardy Leavenworth T. J. Taylor Supreme Court Fred 8. Jackson Taylort

Tragic Deaths Highlight Janurary Reports In Niles And Braddock

In Niles on January 6 a man returned from a visit to find his wife dead from a self inflicted bullet wound beside their two month old baby. she left a note citing illness and despondency. In North Braddock, Pennsylvania an explosion in a United States Steel Edgar Thomson converter killed two and thirteen others were injured.

Niles Vateehi Vaughn Hirteen Edgar Thompson Phintoaf United States Steel Corporation North Braddock, Fa

New Years Reception at White House Draws Three Hour throng

President Roosevelt greeted a New Year throng at the White House with Mrs. Roosevelt and cabinet members assisting. The event featured diplomats, military officers, and notable political figures, including Admiral Dewey and Ambassador Edmonds, as crowds filed through the East Room and Blue Parlor.

Washington Roosevelt White House House of Representatives Cortelyou la Follette Big East Room Blue Parlor Admiral Brownson Bureau of Navigation Navy Rixey Congress Corps of Army Marine Band Baron Edmonds Mayor Des Planches Diplomatic Corps J. Franklin Bell Army Admiral Dewey

Indians Rise in Revolt in Nicaragua

Advices from Boca del Toro say Misquito Indians have risen against the government of President Zelaya. They accuse him of being responsible for their chief’s death. Conditions were tense as a British company seeks to protect its interests in Nicaraguan waters.

Panama Bocas del Toro Bluefields Nicaragua Zelaya

Noted Wichita Editor Murdock Dies at Seventy

Wiehlta Kans March 2 The obituary reports the death of Jamsincy Murdock editor and proprietor of the Wiehlta Maal and father of Congressman Victor Murdock aged seventy. The piece notes his prominence among American publishers and mentions potential Navy Department attention to criticisms of methods used by magazines and other writers.

Wiehita Kan Jam Marsincy Murdock Wiehlta Maal Victor Murdock United States Oy Navy Depsranemt Bew

Fragmentary notes on debate over time and length

Disjoint phrases discuss arguments, side positions, and a proposed two hour length. The text is unclear with many garbled segments and lacks concrete details, names, or outcomes to identify a specific event or subject.

Indiana Board Seeks More Visitation Agents for Orphans

Indianapolis January report from the Indiana board of state charities emphasizes the need for more agents to visit nearly three thousand children in family homes. The 5 percent unsatisfactory rate and current staffing limit visits to about half, despite 1,000 yearly homeless children in forty one public wards and 1,600 in orphanages.

Indianapolis Board of State Charities Amos W. Butler Indiana

Indignua Grain Dealers Gather for Jan Show and Election

Indianapolis hosts the Indignua Grain Dealers association January 8 to 9 in the Board of Trade building. The program includes an annual business meeting elections a corn show with five prize ears and judges from the Corn Growers association certified by Purdue. Senator McCumber will discuss Federal Supervision and Inspection of Grain and Hiram N. Sager of the Chicago Board of Trade will speak.

Indianapolis Indignua Grain Dealers’ Association Board of Trade Corn Growers’ Association Purdue University McCumber North Dakota Hiram N. Sager Chicao Board of Trade

Indiana case against Fox and seven defendants advances

In Columbus Indiana the progress in the state of Indiana versus David Fox Lowell Bowers Jacob Kirk Charles Sylvester Charles Lelly Charles Stall Andrew Stall and Joseph Stall shows more facts than at trial best though attorneys avoid predicting when the whitecap trial will occur. Four defendants are furthered in their own behalf.

Columbus Ind State of Indiana David Fox Lowell Bowers Jacob Kirk Charles Sylvester Charles Lelly Charles Stall Andrew Stall Joseph Stall Evik Tires Charles Seitz He Geners

Tournament of Roses Draws 50 000 To Pasadena

Thousands visit Pasadena for the annual Tournament of Roses amid blooms of every hue. A grand floral parade led by the Queg Roses court unfolds for miles. Afternoon chariot races and a huge barbecue at Tournament Park cap the day.

California Queg Roses Tournament Park

Race Feud Renewed in Vancouver Japanese Fight

Vancouver dispatch reports a violent clash in the Japanese quarter leaving fireman Allen Anderson dying and two others badly wounded after Japanese assailants rushed a trio in uniform. Police made four arrests as dozens attacked the whites with knives and blood stained the storefront.

Vancouver B. C Allen Anderson Anderson J. Frost McDonald Frost Iis

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