19 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
1
A jumble of witty remarks and speculative lines touches on China Japan Britain and Mars. The author muses on Jingues Anis Singh Mayor Schmitz Mark Swain and Professor Lowell with playful asides about Mars and Tesla.
Ategagobaeure young men of the class of 1907 finished college with little to show beyond high scholastic laurels, their careers described as lacking notable achievements or development in muskual pursuits.
The readable portions reference hotel bills for Sara and delegations and mention canal commission headquarters in Penna. They discuss political maneuvering to cut programme costs and critique various officials amid garbled names and phrases, lacking clear events or outcomes.
Historic New York Fifth Avenue hotel once a political hub for Tom Phitt and others faces demolition after years of transformation. Ongoing projects from corridor contacts promise decades of development and renewal ahead.
A discussion on college rowing highlights sport for sport’s sake with crews from Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse Wisconsin Georgetown Cornell and Annapolis competing on the Hudson. The races draw national interest akin to Yale Harvard and spur thoughts of a standard crew drawn from colleges to define a unique character.
An anti piracy style medical ad touts Ostarrh Hall Catarra Cure with a $100 reward for failure. The piece then shifts to a tribute about a female lighthouse keeper celebrated for decades of courage guarding ships, likening her to a heroic sentinel facing storms and danger.
The article notes a shift from a largely representative Portugal Parliament to increased executive power under a kingly dictatorship. It contrasts Portugal with Russia where assemblies are disciplined, and warns the change could threaten representative government and ignite public unrest.
Was te Moor Health for Years fra W Kelley of Manefield Texas writes of long poor health from kidney bladder and related issues. He claims uses kidney remedy to restore health without medical aid and urges others to try it.
Indianapolis July 15. A preliminary scramble for pieces on the Democratic state committee begins in several districts. Candidates include George Pleasants of Vevay for re election, Senator Carl Wood of Seymour, and Curtis Marshall of Madison. Other potential bids involve L Ert Slack, Thomas Honan, James Cox, and ex congressman Robert Miera as possible chair.
Officials study withdrawal and assessment of coal fields in Montana and neighboring states. A Geological Survey bulletin outlines key developments, while experts from six parties probe extent, quality, and potential rail-linked expansion of high grade bituminous coal in the region amid new railway prospects.
Portraits of key figures in the Ida Haywood murder case appear in Boise coverage. Pinkerton detective Charles A. Siringo and lawyer Clarence S. Darrow are highlighted as leading defense names amid the trial narrative.
Three top structural authorities conclude no building is absolutely fireproof. They urge choosing fire resistant materials and methods, such as high steel frames, reinforced concrete, hollow tile use with care, concrete floors with mesh, wire glass, rolling shutters and metal sash to improve safety and reduce insurance costs.
The piece questions the nature of the English throne wondering if it is the Westminster stone chair used at coronations or the state chair in the Lords or a ceremonial seat at Buckingham Palace and Windsor. It notes that in many countries the throne is mainly a symbol with phrases like succeeded to the throne and speeches from the throne seen as metaphors.
The article notes retirements and reforms in the navy after the SpanishAmerican War. Iowa and Indiana leave active duty, Texas kept in reserve, Olympia trains, Massachusetts Oregon and New York repair, Brooklyn in reserve. Vermont and Kansas replace Iowa and Indiana in the second squadron. Rumors speak of a fifth division with Nebraska Mississippi Idaho Wisconsin. Tennessee and Washington head to the Pacific, joining South Dakota and California. Nebraska may join the Atlantic fleet if moved, while New York and other armored cruisers may shift from Atlantic to Pacific as strategic needs rise.
Advertisement notes Foley's Hovey and Tar as immediate relief for asthma in worst stages. Claims swift effect if taken in time and offers assurance of a cure.
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