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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
2
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming it prevents heart and other organ failures. It promotes sample bottles and a free book from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and urges readers to mention the paper.
The item lists the Tribune Company publication details for the New Albany Tribune including address for Pearl Street, founding by Gen. Taster Packard, and subscription rates with options for one year, six months, and three months. It notes postal registration and payment methods.
A fragmented OCR passage dated Friday June 12 1905 shows garbled text about learning from failure and various decoy phrases. It references a national sunshine scene and mentions observers seeking shade, with no clear events or names.
A fragment from Cannettor Enquirer hints at a brief note about chilling with soup and an offer of a different chance to relax. The text is unclear and lacks concrete names or events for a full summary.
A fragmented account notes how disease and conflict influence medical practice and policy. It traces shifts in treatment and public health responses from early modern times through upheavals that reshaped care, including improvisations in remedies and hospital work.
A garbled note suggests Duke Abrigai seeks a decade long sentence for Mims EF. The text laments potential printing of heartless stories about a suspended alliance during that period.
On Cowes Island a parade featuring elephants tigers and lions stalls with showgirls and pres agents draws crowds as fans take vacations. The prima deuna and other acts headline the event amid festive atmosphere and tourist season.
A satirical French scene shows Colonel Paty du Clam rising from anti Dreyfus debris and seeking deeper burial as he attacks Zola. A youth jailed for horse theft and a kidnaping plan spark merciful debate amid war driven wealth and sea bottom gatherers. The piece notes 25 000 American termers died in seventeen years with hope for fewer in the next period.
Fragmentary notice claims country boys bowl big gulfs in towns, referencing a New York Times opinion and a claim that the practice funds others with travel money. The text is garbled and difficult to parse for specific facts or names.
The senate approved at least thirty seven treaties during the last session, with twelve deemed of real and permanent value. Notable agreements include treaties with England and Japan.
An editorial urges universal manhood suffrage duty and voting participation. It cautions against stay-at-homes, promotes choosing the best candidates, critiques Democratic tactics in Indiana, and warns that nonvoting serves liquor interests by hindering temperance measures.
Congress listened to the public plea for an emergency currency and passed an act to provide an option for an elastic currency. No sweeping changes were made. debates continue on a fully elastic system and the currency commission will test proposals after the emergency act.
Indianapolis grain and livestock quotations list prices for Wheat No 2 red No 2 mixed oats and hay values. Cattle hog sheep and lambs are shown with receipts and bid ranges. Other markets cited include Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo with assorted wheat corn oats and livestock figures.
June 11 Indianapolis report says Fairbanks will refuse second place on the Republican ticket if nominated with Taft. Friends and aides indicate he would void the nomination, preferring first place or a vacancy, while Taft lead allies face questions from Indiana insiders. Prohibition movement criticizes church ties amid party conflicts and bankers plan state depository law changes at the Indiana Bankers Association meeting.
Indiana readers see the main campaign question as wet versus dry with Watson backing county local option and Bingham targeting brewers. Brewers and liquor interests reportedly fund opposition to the anti liquor measures, as Republicans prepare for a nationwide and state campaign with speeches and calls to rally for Fairbanks.
Watchers at the bedside of Oliver H. P. Belmont report he remains unconscious since yesterday afternoon and physicians say his death is now only a question of hours.
In South Bend Indiana on June 11 Russell M Rabbitt sought a divorce from Pearl E Rabbitt in superior court. He learned she had already obtained a Wabash county divorce over two months earlier and was now a free woman. The surprise ended his plea.
Charles W. Miller of Goshen won the Thirteenth district Republican nomination to fill the Brick vacancy and seek the Sixty-first Congress term. He defeated John L. Moorman after a heated convention at Plymouth, with Miller receiving broad delegate support and favorable reaction from Floyd county backers.
George W Applegate Jr of Corydon National Bank made a fast twenty eight mile run from Corydon to St Anthony's Infirmary in Louisville to save Mrs Gertrude Shaffer wife of Perry Shaffer from lockjaw after stepping on a rusty nail The trip took an hour and her condition was reported very serious. A separate suit in Crawford circuit court favored New Albany and Vincennes Plank Road Company in a $200 plus collection action against five Washington county farmers for gate tolls and alleged gate running.
County central committee sets Tuesday June lth 1908 as last day for candidates to pay assessments for expenses of the Republican primary for county and township officers. By order of committees M Bert Tauerman chairman Oscar O Bauer secretary.
Notice that the Republican primary election will be held in Floyd county Indiana on Thursday June 25 1908 from 1 to 8 pm to nominate county and township tickets for November voting. Voting places to be announced later. M Bert Thurman chairman and Oscar O Bavenr secretary.
Notice announces the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Charity Mitehein, deceased, with details obscured by OCR. The document names the administrator and references the succession process in the jurisdiction, indicating probate steps and the official designation.
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