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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented historical clippings reflect debates on suffrage and politics
A garbled collage shows mixed views from the era. It cites opposition to suffrage as a civic issue, notes actresses joining the movement, and references to xenophobic sentiments toward Japan. It mentions educational methods, exploration claims, and political tensions amid a broader portrait of early 20th century discourse.
Republican convention praised for strength and full slate
The LaPorte Herald reports the GOP convention as the largest in years with strong candidate lineup, bold platform, and popular ticket. It highlights Governor, Senator Beveridge, Congressman Overstreet, and Vice President Fairbanks, plus a tariff plank and national delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Overetreet
Fairbanks
Congress
Hite
Watson
James E
LaPorte Herald
Peat and patent medicines mix in broad health update
A mixed health and fuel column discusses Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming blood action and testimonials, plus peat as a fuel with limits. It notes peat's historical use in Canada and Germany, attempts to commercialize it, and a Telpsic vacuum drying method yielding a smokeless, coal-like fuel with byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Quant
Telpsic
Warner
Jewelry Pins Show Tiny Grapes Gilded in Gold
A fragment describes new jewelry pins shaped as small bunches of grapes. The pins are crafted with a single grape bead and tiny leaves, finished in a dark brown patina with burnished detailing. The item exemplifies the era’s ornate, novelty jewelry trends.
Indiana Campaign Walks and Local Delegates in Play
Indiana Republicans push Wat son as governor candidate with a busy speaking bureau led by Will Hayes. Second district Democrats meet at Bloomington to name a congress candidate amid rivalries, with Cyrus E. Davis seen as weak and Gilbert Hendren backing him. Medical group moves to curb unlicensed practitioners. G A R veterans urge school talks for patriotism lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Carl Riddick
State Committee
Will Hayes
Sullivan
Hayes
Watson
Congress
Indiana
Bloomington
Cyrus E. Davis
Bloomfield
Alvin Padgett
Washington
Charles W. Wellman
William A. Cullop
Vincennes
Robert W. Miers
Davis
Gilbert Hendren
Chaney
Miers
Roosevelt
Fairbanks Plan Endorsed For Tariff Revision After Election
Indiana Senator outlines the Fairbanks plan in a convention address, urging immediate tariff revision by the Republican party. He argues four months of power post election will allow a protective, home-market focused revision, avoiding disruption and reducing unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fairbanks
Friends of Protection
Republican Party
Hemenway
House of Representatives
Senate of the United States
Congress
United States
Eura
Senate
Lincoln
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Public Works Board approves street lamp trial and street work
The Board of Public Works signed an agreement with United Gas and Electric Company to test fifty new street lamps on Elm Street and other streets for ninety days. The company funds installation and will remove the lamps if unsatisfactory. Thomas Street improvement bond of 6800 was accepted for the Jefferson County Construction Company. West Sixth North of Spring Street abatement ordered. Alley clearance urged on Pearl to Market between Main and Bank. Cedar Bough residents split over sewer lines. noncooperating property owners threaten to cut off private sewer in 30 days.ensored advertisement: Mother Gray Australian Liver promoted to treat women’s urinary and kidney troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Best
United Gas and Electric Company
State
Vinceuines Street
Thomas Street
Jefferson County Construction Company
West Sixth
Spring Street
Pearland Bank
Main
Market
Cedar Bough
New Albany Weekly Tribunes and Partners Rates
Readable fragments show weekly publication names and subscription prices for New Albany papers and partners including The New York Tribune and The American Home Journal. Mentions of Youth, Woman's note companion, and Physical Cultures appear in the chaotic OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Louisville
New Albany Weekly Tribune
New York Tribune
New York
Pet Physical
Old Resident Margaret Korb Dies at 83 in City Home
Margaret Korb widow of Jacob Korb died Sunday night at 10 30 at her home 1734 Culbertson avenue after years of ill health an asthmatic condition. A German native who came to America as a girl she and her husband celebrated a golden wedding anniversary before his death twelve years ago. Survived by two sons George O Korb John J Korb and daughter Misa Katie Korb all of the city and daughters Mrs Louise Gaebel of Louisville and Mrs Mary Frank of Jeffersonville. She belonged to the German Evangelical church and was highly respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Korb
Jacob Korb
Culbertson Avenue
Germany
America
George O Korb
John J. Korb
Misa Katie Korb
Louise Gaebel
Louisville
Mary Frank
Jeffersonville
German Evangelical Church
Taxpayers warned on payment deadline in Floyd county
Notice to taxpayers of Floyd county New Albany Todiana warns that all state county and city taxes and public improvement assessments must be paid by Monday May 4 1908 to avoid delinquency penalties. Treasurer Frank Green will keep the office open 730 to 900 pm on Thursday April 30 and Friday May 1 to assist those unable to attend daytime hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd County
City of
New Albany
Todiana
Frank Green
Republican Announcements for Local County Posts
A set of Republican declarations lists candidates for county offices including Treasurer Trustee and Assessor in New Albany area elections. Names are garbled but indicate multiple individuals seeking nominations pending primary decisions. The text shows unclear spellings and fragmented phrases.
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New Albany
HOMN
Alan
New Altay Townstip
Obgdh
Gornen
Hebers
New WS Bot Bohag
Det Tees Ciel
Mikes
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