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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
4
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney remedy. It explains sediment in water signals kidney trouble and claims Swamp Root cures back, kidney, liver, and urinary issues. The ad offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton NY.
One year in advance six months in advance three months in advance club rates 81 00 50c 25c six copies one year twelve copies one year postage prepaid to any address in the UK remit by registered letter money order or express to The Tribune Co New Zealand Inv.
The king of Spain is set to demonstrate a decisive approach to government formation, signaling a proactive stance in reshaping the administration and aligning with evolving political expectations.
The next great event in the life of King Alfonso will occur when the fussy old ministers of state decide on the girl they want him to marry.
The article notes King Edward approaches the coronation with unusual seriousness, asking whether the monarch still carries the humor once credited to him. It contrasts his current gravitas with his known public persona.
Scientists can describe how volcanic disturbances occur but face a woeful lack of facilities to determine when they will happen. The article notes gaps in monitoring, prediction capabilities, and infrastructure needed to assess eruption timing and risk.
The article argues that Republica would face a difficult task convincing residents of Martine and Vincent Calabo districts that aid was not generous, noting the heated debate over relief and duty.
Those who vowed weeks ago to cut high priced meat now feel a gnawing urge for it as prospects for a lower price fade. Prices remain stubbornly high, undermining earlier resolutions and leaving consumers weighing cravings against cost.
The steamship combine says shipping is unprofitable while the beef trust claims meat is sold at a loss and coal firms insist anthracite mining yields no profit, suggesting further relief funds may be needed.
The London Times, in its chronology, argues that people are older than presumed. It recalls the Thunderer’s post Spanish American War pledge that the United States would not withdraw from Cuba in a generation and notes it took about four years to redeem that pledge and stabilize the island for Cuban governance.
Ita notes that the coming coronation will be enlivened by a clash between English peeresses and the wives of American millionaires in dress display, a sideshow many Americans will find as entertaining and instructive as the main royal event.
The Hon. J. W. Lyons, register of the treasury, delivered a compelling address in this city on the negro problem. He cited extensive statistics showing progress of the black race in literature and the arts, presenting an impressive case for advancement.
The Democratic state convention approved a platform that omits Bryan and the 16 to 1 issue and avoids past platforms. It signals a move to distance from the free silver controversy. Bryan was only removed after a lengthy struggle.
Readers are advised to test summer bordings for loud boastful youths. Confront them off guard and shout cash or front to reveal their true character. A man flaunting wealth often tries to flaunt it. such hints usually mark him as a bogus article.
Treasury bureau report shows April freight totals with 3,282,841 tons received and 4,151,090 tons shipped, a contrast to 1901 figures. April canal tonnage at Sault Ste. Marie reached 2,322,879, Portage Lake canals 88,665, while a Rochambeau monument ceremony featured a flag incident halted by President Roosevelt.
The Presbyterian general assembly adopted a resolution to unite Protestant churches in seeking concerted action to secure uniform divorce and marriage laws. A nine member committee would confer with similar bodies to push federal legislation for the protection of the marriage bond, reflecting a broader church and Catholic church policy on the issue.
John W. Gates appears to have lost his 100 to 1 coal strike wager but remains wealthy and fond of gambling as he moves on.
A fragmented note mentions druggists and a friend from bins in teeth with unclear meaning. No coherent event or names are reliably readable from the text provided.
A historical speech praising American efforts in the Philippines and Porto Rico. It argues education by American teachers, improvements funded by the insular government, and a national duty over commercial gain. It compares progress in Porto Rico to the Philippines and asserts a humane, republican aim. It stresses education, governance, and civil development as core aims.
Dr Hartman of Hartman Sanitarium announces free summer correspondence treatment for female diseases including menstrual irregularities and ovarian issues. Patients must provide age life status history and symptoms. confidentiality is assured. Peruna prescribed, medicines obtainable locally. Examples from Ida Green and Theresa Keller cited as cures and benefits.
A speech argues that human rights trump wealth and empire as the nation’s duty. It defends government action in the Philippines, condemns opposition, and lays out a program to quell insurrection, educate, and build infrastructure while upholding republican ideals. The speaker urges resolve and moral duty in pursuing liberty abroad.
In urging civil progress for Filipinos, the speaker emphasizes civilization and self-government as the path to earning moral approval and global respect. The passage frames these aims as essential to national conscience and international admiration.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic are praised as far ahead of ancient pills and liquids, likened to the electric light replacing tallow candles. Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, 10c.
President Roosevelt selected John F. Jewell of Galena Illinois to fill the Martinique St Pierre consul vacancy left by Prentiss death. Jewell appeared before the state department board of officers for fitness. nomination to senate forthcoming. Ayme needs relief at Guadaloupe as he handles Martinique duties amid Mont Pelee eruption fears.
Governor Taft will be received by the pope in Rome tomorrow. Taft, who governs the Philippine Islands, travels to the Vatican for the formal audience in the latest phase of his European tour.
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