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Newspaper

New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1908

Page

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Republicans Plan Third District Convention in New Albany

The Third congressional district of Indians will hold a district convention at Maennercher Hall in New Albany at 1 p.m. on Tuesday January 14 to elect a member of the central committee for the Third district, including Clark Crawford, Floyd, Harrison, Orange, Washington, and other counties. J. Throop serves as district chairman. Anxiety and travel news mix with global chatter as writers reflect on politics, culture, and figures like Mark Twain and Lord Curzon in a scattered, opinionated column.

Third Congressional District of Maennercher Hall New Albany Estate Central Committee

Hidden Riches Beneath Ice Use Greenland Norse Prose

The text notes discoveries of rich copper ores and gold in Greenland and suggests Alaska could follow the same pattern. It argues against assuming a cold country is worthless, noting that ice and snow may conceal substantial wealth.

Greenland

Fairbanks Gains Support Amid National Backing

The piece notes rising support for Mr. Fairbanks as a worthy successor to President Roosevelt. It cites his dignity, judgment, experience, and conservative stance, and reports Indiana Republicans uniting behind his candidacy to spur broader sentiment nationwide. It also mentions a revived Washington production and a congressional bill on fighting the white plague.

Fairbanks Roosevelt Indiana Indianapoli News

British Ballad Defended Amid Reform Debates

The piece notes stout defense of the British ballad by Britons resisting interference with tradition. Reformers aiming to ban women from barrooms cite advertisements showing girls drawn to saloons, arguing men in bars drink. The movement to eliminate the Vatriaaid is led by notable figures and backed by parliament, with psychiatrists andpenologists associated in a manner likely to inflame debate soon.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With Reward

Readers learn of a cure for catarrh claimed by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The advertises a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, notes constitutional treatment, and directs inquiries to BJ Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio with testimonials available.

Hall Hal Cheney & GO Toledo

Framing Fraunces Tavern as Washingtons Farewell Site

An analysis of Fraunces Tavern on Washington Heights and its role in Revolutionary era memory notes its central place in New York history. It highlights the tavern as a symbol of the city’s early commerce and a preserved landmark for posterity.

Jteugl Washington Heights Wanorio New York New Patriatie Sorietties Washington Stenda Dwedern Eiwy

Simple Remedy Promises Relief for Grippe Coughs

A vintage note touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for grippe coughs, claiming it stops coughing and strengthens the lungs to prevent pneumonia. The advertisement warns against substitutes and mentions a yellow package from O. D. Knopfel.

Foley Ganaine Foley O. D. Knopfel

Fairbanks Endorsed for National Nomination by Indiana Republicans

Indiana Republicans praise Charles W. Fairbanks as the safest and wisest statesman for president. Ambition for his Chicago nomination grows as leaders call for united, enthusiastic support and a strong Indiana push. Kentucky pledges 26 delegates solid for Fairbanks. Governor Hanly’s resolutions urge leadership and full party effort to secure the nomination in Chicago.

Fairbanks Indiana Charles Warren Fairbanks Chicago United States Nome Charles W. Fairbanks Albert J. Beveridge James A. Hemenway Kentucky Ben L. Bruner Blue Grass Charlies W. Fairbanks Hanly Roosevelt Senate McKinley

Official Journal proposal stirs Congress and naval rifts

In Washington Jan 6 special report Joseph Hale of Maine considers a Senate probe into head bureau clashes in the Navy. The piece notes Surgeon General Rixey’s ties to McKinley and Roosevelt, Fulton of Oklahoma pushing a campaign finance bill, Wu Ting Tang’s return to Washington as diplomat, and Senator Whyte’s teetotaler stance. Representative Hobson plans an Official Journal publication raising tensions over government publications and Cannon’s reaction.

Charles W. Arthur Washington Special Navy Department Rixey Admiral Brownson Senator Hale Maine Hale Senate Naval Affairs Committee Congress Earle English McKinley Roosevelt Hire Medical Department of the Navy Fulton Oklahoma United States Oregon Wu Ting Tang Celestial Kingdom Mr. Wu Far East Teetotaler Brigade Whyte Baltimore Hobson Alabama Ofelal Journal Executive Departments Legislative Branch Cannon Tineele Joe

New Ohio Republican leader canvasses reelection in Indiana

Indianapolis Jan 6 Captain Harry S New chairman of the Republican national committee has begun an active canvass for re election as member from Indiana. He is pursuing the race with military precision amid doubt over the outcome. Indiana politics feature governor candidates and convention delegates as districts name their favorites. News also notes state corporate report filings under new laws with revenue impacts and a bid by Gus S Conds to seek the Eleventh district congressional nomination.

Indianapolis Ind Harry Republican National Committee Captain New McCullough R. K. Erwin Decatur J. A. M. Adair Portland Secretary of State Indiana Frank I. Grubbs Mr. Grubbs Gus Conds Marion Congress United

States senators by direct vote and tariff reform

The piece notes a political stance toward direct election of state legislators, a tariff readjustment, and support for currency legislation. It recalls Mr Condo as former Ways and Means chair and house leader, backing an abolition of capital punishment bill that failed.

Condo Ways and Means House

New Albany Weekly Tribune and Big City Magazines Ad

An advertisement page lists clubbing rates for New Albany Weekly Tribune and Louisville Harald, plus various magazines including The New York Tribune Farmer, The Youth Companion, and Physical Culture Magazine. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills and humor about mistaken kisses from Chicago News.

New Albany Weekly Tribune Louisville Weekly New York Tribune Farmer New York Tri- Weekly Tribune New Albany Woman's Home Companion The Youth’ Companion National Magazine New Albany Wekly ‘Mtuuhune and Physical Culture Magazine

Seven Years of Proof for Dr King's New Discovery

The ad cites seven years of proof by W V Heopry of Panama Mo that Dr King's New Discovery treats coughs colds throat chest and lung ailments. It claims thirty eight years of proof worldwide and lists uses for lagrippa asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption noting it prevents pneumonia with a guarantee and trial bottle offer at Knoe fel's drug stores.

Dr. King W, V. Heopry Panama Chas. D. Knoefel

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