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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented text hints at a presidency or office seeking support from key people. Mentions conflict among men and possible dissent within a governing body. Reads as incomplete archival note with unclear actors and dates.
Authorities in New York consider creating disciplinary spaces for disruptive behavior as part of school reform. Officials describe these rooms as controlled quiet areas to manage students exhibiting problematic conduct.
Obscure note claims Count Leo Tolstoy, famed Russian author, will be born on the date next September but events hint at a possible timing shift. The piece also mentions British sailors consuming 300 tons of plug yearly and invites statisticians to estimate energy implications if similar reasoning applied elsewhere.
The fragment argues Germany's population rises from birth surplus while predicting France declines, claiming French extinction is imminent without drastic measures. Content is incoherent and presents extreme nationalist rhetoric with no verifiable data.
The fragment notes Debs polling over 800000 more votes on the Socialist ticket in 200d than expected, suggesting a potential doubling of this gain this year. It hints at other parties and themes around vote totals and political ideas, with unclear details and garbled wording.
The fragmentary text discusses proposals for a world federation and the status of British colonies. It notes colonies are administered independently, with the outcome not advantageous to any party. The passage hints at a broader debate on global governance and colonial relationships.
A man in perfect health at 90 could not work or tie his shoes until Foley's Kidney Cure restored him. Six bottles made him a new man, according to a letter from L. O. Rodgers of Sol Branchton, Pa. The testimonial ends with a brief endorsement.
Democratic governor nominee Mr. Marshall opened his campaign with a Logansport speech that offered little of substance on state issues. He declined to state a position on local option and had met with Crawford Fairbanks and brewery allies before, prompting questions about his stand. The Frankfort News notes voters deserve a candidate with a clear position. Also includes a local ad offering a hundred dollars for a catarrh cure and testimonials for Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo druggists.
The piece outlines a state political push to tighten corporation laws, curb fictitious stock and ensure public franchises are regulated. It notes party aims to protect citizens and prevent corporations from overrunning rights, urging consideration and amendment of the corporation statutes. A reader letter praises Foley's Honey and Tar for lung relief amid prior poor health.
Indiana reports Senator Hera Mattingly drafting a county local option bill backed by Anti-Saloon League forces. The measure, four to six sections, targets the Nicholson law and Moore amendments with 20 percent petitioned local option elections. a dry outcome could last four years. The Prohibitionist movement debates Artman and Hanty as potential governors, while Governor Hanly denies Prohibitionist ties, pushing anti-saloon strategy. President Fairbanks residency preparations in Indianapolis precede the Chicago convention.
Washington June 1 Special. Congress nears adjournment as leaders seek president’s stance on key measures. Public Buildings Bill garners about 3 3 1 000 000 in aggregate appropriations, while ship subsidy efforts falter alongside labor and publicity bills. Several bills on tariffs postal savings forest reserves and insular matters fail to pass.
The Culbertson Avenue Baptist Church loses Rev A. 3. Clutton to Indian apolis Tuxedo Park Church with farewell sermon next Sunday and first Indianapolis sermon the following week. Rev Raleigh Smith will assume Culbertson Avenue Baptist. Electric Bitters praised by O Farthing of Mill Creek for restoring health after near death. New Albany township held annual commencement with Ruth Tenny, Edna Grenung as top graduates. diplomas by Roy L. White.
The John Robinson Shows refuse to join the Circus Trust, promising to keep parade and novelty features each year. Their stance may attract patrons, with a June 6 appearance expected to draw strong attendance. Also included is a testimonial on Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing a twenty year old condition, promoting it as a remedy for bleeding piles and other injuries available at a drug store.
Morris of Skippers Virginia faced a near death from pneumonia and a fierce cough in 1906. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with rapid relief after two and a half bottles, praising it as the best remedy for coughs and lung disease worldwide. Sold with guarantee at Ubas D Knoefel's drug store. 40c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
Republican announces Fred M. Jackson and Wlinsell as a candidate for County Treasurer nomination pending the Republican primary on June 2. The notice emphasizes party process and upcoming decision.
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