29 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
1
A jumble of observations spans events from labor strikes to international tensions. Mentions Reno, Cuba, Mexico, Japan, and Germany with notes on political reform, court cases, and price concerns. The piece hints at public interest in protection of children, aviation accidents, and naval maneuvers.
An editorial discusses the use of congressional probes as political tools versus honest investigations. It notes New York graft and stock watering as long-standing issues and argues for honesty over partisan manipulation. It then reflects on Civil War veterans in Congress, counting ex Confederates and Federal officers in both chambers and assessing age and future representation trends. GEORGE L. KILMER.
The article discusses the danger of lightning and atmospheric electricity, noting its powerful, unpredictable nature. It considers why storms strike and damage occurs, and suggests artificial metal paths might help dissipate energy but stresses the need for widespread, effective safety measures.
A Washington Letter outlines alleged Democratic party links to trusts and financial backers. It cites Hermann Oelrichs and Hermann Ridder, claims Tavenner’s bureau feeds tainted materials to Indiana papers, and questions Taggart’s influence in boosting Harmon.
The piece reports revolts within state and county Democratic groups over the liquor issue. It notes unpledged nominees in Canton and Montgomery counties, threats of splits in counties yet to nominate, and the broader anger at the state platform amid brewer influence as the legislative convention nears.
A Pittsburgh Post quotation cites a belief that big millionaires boast of how they earned their first thousand dollars. The reader note highlights a common sentiment about finding secure footing and wealth.
A reader criticizes Governor Marshall and allies for restricting church involvement in politics. The author argues churches should engage in reform and law enforcement, contrasting brewer influence with church organization and urging active faith-based civic participation.
Indiana politics set with Taggart predicting a Democratic win in Indiana and Beveridge fading from prominence. Roosevelt and Taft planned speeches spark debate as Brewer Steve Fleming avoids commenting on Roosevelt’s influence and the brewing tilt within the party.
The District of Columbia hires Will H. Whittaker to head construction of two new penal institutions in Washington. Whittaker, famed as a Indiana reformer, will oversee development after leaving Jeffersonville reformatory in 1909. The Indiana governor and Democratic party face criticism over Peyton’s conduct and alleged payoffs surrounding prison dining facilities.
A resident of Edwardville Illinois reports kidney congestion with severe back and hip pain alleviated by Foley Kidney Pills after only a few weeks of use. He recommends the remedy to others based on his experience with the product.
Frank J Owensey declares as senior partner of F J Duggery & Co in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh cured by Ball's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason certifies this oath dated December 6 1856. Ball's Catarrh Cure is sold by druggists with testimonials available upon request.
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