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New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1965

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Peruna praised by women across the country

Letters from Mrs J P Coady Miss Hattie Grace and Elizabeth Ferguson tell how Peruna helped with irregular menstruation indigestion and nervous fatigue. Dr Hartman offers free summer home treatment by correspondence for women with female diseases.

J. P. Coady Ivy Leaf Club 6Th Avenue Council Bluffs Iowa Hattie Grace West 46Th St New York Peruna Elizabeth Ferguson 51St St Brooklyn N. Y West Brooklyn Audubon Society Hartman

Russians Reported Captured Admiral Rojestvensky Wounded

The dispatches confirm Vice Admiral Enquist and Admiral Rojestvensky captured by Japan. Rojestvensky is badly wounded but expected to recover. Reports list Russian losses and emphasize a grim naval disaster with unclear official Russian reaction.

Tokio Togo Enquist Rojestvensky Togogaya Voelkersam Tau Island Vladivostok Almaz Grozny Brava Terosiahty Russia Tsarakoe Selo Alexzios

Doctor Hartman Promotes Peruna for Female Diseases

An advertisement highlights Dr. Hartman as president of The Hartman Sanitarium offering confidential correspondence with patients. It promotes Peruna as the principal remedy for female diseases and urges women to become patients by contacting Columbus, Ga. His sympathy for sufferers is stressed as boundless and his capacity to help limited only by power.

Hartman Hartman Sanitarium B. Hartman Columbus, Gaia Dr. Hartman

Joy for Jap Soldiers Reports of Kuroki Army Victory

From Fusan June 1 a field report details a Japanese para victory reaching General Kuroki's army. Soldiers receive the news without celebrations, showing a high level of efficiency unseen since the war began. Lobley on Trial in Brooklyn charged with larceny from Equitable Life totaling 27,816 dollars linked to a 50,000 policy and a former employee.

Kuroki Fusan Lobley New York Equitable Life Assurance Society Samuel Lobley Brooklyn Emil Neumer Equitable Society Equitable Neumer

Lad Crushed to Death by Flywheel in Madison

A nine year old named Carroll Allen was killed when a large flywheel fell onto him in Madison Indiana. The accident occurred on May 31. Local authorities investigated the fatal incident and reported the boy died at the scene.

Madison Ind Carroll Allen

American Chief Executive Weighs Peace Talks With Ambassadors

Washington June 1 The president has discussed peace among cabinet members and foreign representatives in informal talks. No definite steps toward peace have been taken, though a concerted effort by major powers including the United States to seek cessation of hostilities in the Far East seems likely. Outcomes depend on information not yet in hand and on Russia's St. Petersburg stance.

Washington United States Far East Russia St. Petersburg

Indiana Leads Nation With 15000 Teachers Enrolled

Indiana's State Teachers Reading Circle reports nearly 15 000 educators enrolled the largest in the U S The study focuses on The New Harmony Movement by Geo B Lockwood an Indiana author with an introduction by Dr W T Harris The work aims to guide vacation and institute programs this year.

Indianapolis Fassett A. Cotton Hoosierdam Reading Circle Indiana New Harmony Movement Geo. B. Lockwood D. Appleton & Co New York W. T. Harris W. T. Harris, National Commissioner of Education Hoosier

Republicans Open Headquarters in State Life Building

The Republican city committee opened headquarters on the twelfth floor of the State Life building to organize nominating primaries. Chairman Metzger aims to prevent Democratic mayoral candidates from winning and plans to appoint two election board members for each side. Ex mayor Bockwalter welcomes the move as it promises two regular board members at each voting place. State Fish and Game Commissioner Sweeney enforces laws with Deputy Earle reporting improvement, though violations persist and some dealers face heavy fines for out of season game. Congressmen Holliday of Brazil and Guill of Clay City visit, with Holliday expected to seek renomination despite opposition from Guill and Gulley of Danville in the Fifth district.

Indianapolis Republican City Committee State Life Meteger Muir Metzger Bockwalter Stalnaker State Fish and Game Commissio Earle Indiana Statehouse Elias T.holliday Brazil Guill Clay City Congress Holliday Guirl Otis E. Gulley Danville

Peace or prolongation of war at Tsarskoe Selo conference

The St Petersburg dispatch says yesterday's conference between the emperor and his ministers at Tsarskoe Selo left the question of peace versus continued war uncertain. Obolensky reports the emperor determined to pursue the war while rumors speak of a strong peace line. Guards remain on duty and patrols appear on Nevsky Prospekt amid fears of mutiny and a possible general strike. The Jemtchug rumor adds tension as reports claim it reached Vladivostok.

St. Petersburg Tsarskoe Selo Prince Obolensky Linevitch Vladivostok Trepoff Don Cossack Nevsky Prospekt Jemtchug

Disappointed Colonist Abandons Canadian Settlement Plan

Calvin A. Rayle, from Westfield Indiana, reports from near Battleford that the Canadian settlement attempt by Friends is grim. He cites persistent bad weather and scarce farm progress, notes colonists exhausting funds, and says he plans to return to civilization while possible.

Westfield Ind Calvin A. Rayle Battleford

Contract Held Up Over Eight Hour Law for Canal Work

Washington May 21 Secretary Taft outlined Attorney General Moody's view that the eight hour law applies to canal construction regardless of location since government labor is used. The coolie labor contract is blocked awaiting wage adjustments and Engineer Wallace must secure employer agreement on labor prices. Secretary Taft seeks an estimate of added costs for Congress.

Washington Isthmian Canal Commission Taft Moody Coolle Wallace Congress

Logansport set to swap to artificial gas supply

Logansport Indiana reports the Logansport and Wabash Valley Gas Company plans to replace natural gas with artificial gas. The move aims to serve Logansport Peru and Wabash with gas for fuel light and eventual manufacturing use, though not officially announced.

Logansport Ind Indiana

Fort Wayne Man Commits Suicide After Assault Attempt

Frank Lauer aged 29 killed himself after forcing unwelcome attentions on Mrs. Wehrmeister at her home. He doused Mrs. Wehrmeister with carbolic acid, burned her, then swallowed a large amount of the poison and died soon after.

Fort Wayne Ind Frank Lauer

Local Democrats weigh support for Bookwalter in mayoral race

Managers of Frank D. Staluake warn that Charles A. Bookwalter and his aides plan to mobilize Roosevelt Democrats for the Republican mayoral primaries. Bookwalter has long drawn strong Democratic backing, reportedly receiving four to five thousand Democratic votes in the last municipal campaign, and many of those Democrats may vote for him again.

Frank D. Staluake Charles A. Bookwalter Bookwalter

Strikers Defy Cossacks as Army Fights Mob in Lodz

In Lodz Russia Poland June 1 a clash saw soldiers fire on a mob targeting workers at a weaver shop. Two men were killed and six wounded as strikers seize control, forcing mills to close and prompting appeals for martial law.

Lodz Russian Poland

Brakeman Dies Under Freight Train in Lafayette

Ricoy Atgood twenty four a snow brakeman was instantly killed at Linden by a Monon freight train south bound He lived at Bainbridge and was unmarried The cars passed across his body.

Lafayette Ind Ricoy Atgood Linden Monon Bainbridge

Betti Dies in Railway Accident in Clinton

L. R. Betti goe, a 29 year old brakeman on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railway, died after being crushed between two cars in Clinton. He was unmarried.

Clinton Ind L. R. Bettigoe Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway

Drowned Teenager in Meansville Bathing Tragedy

Meansville Indiana June 1 Daniel Hassler eighteen year old was seized with cramps while bathing at Weet Heights Farm Jake and drowned in a pond local report states.

Meansville Ind Daniel Hassler Will Weet Heights Jake

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