06 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
1
Cleveland police, skeptical of Mrs. Phillips guilt, hold the widow at her East Cleveland home as deputies guard her. Authorities seek facts to solve the Johnson J. Phillips murder amid missing revolver and life insurance policies.
ThePresidents letter from Oyster Bay dated Sept 1 reports Governor Kibbey forwarding Secretary Garfield’s findings on Arizona and New Mexico. It states the people favor no further move toward joint statehood and Roosevelt will take no action on it.
Mrs Delian of Cameron California and Miss Emily Koch of Sheboygan Wisconsin report notable improvement after using Peruna for chronic bronchial catarrh and stomach catarrh. Other readers from Chicago and Madison Avenue describe regained strength and restored appetite after trying the remedy.
Louisville faces a potential fierce labor clash as the Louisville Railway Company and its employees prepare for a 6 am strike after failed talks. A union committee meets with management, with riot risks cited and authorities ready to quell unrest amid a thousand strikebreakers.
Fragmentary report notes a high official visit to a Western state and a reception. It mentions the New York stock market signaling improved sentiment in some financial sectors. The readability is limited and most details are missing or garbled.
A lightning strike at Buckhorn Falls North Carolina killed seven men and injured ten. A Knights of St John and Malta gathering will meet next in Toronto. Reports from the foundry sparkers indicate progress in repairs. A new chief succeeds Porter among the Cree Indians. The Kansas state railroad board set fare changes and a corporate wage issue is noted. Church funds disappearance is alleged with related financial concerns.
A large group of railroad presidents arrived in New York for meetings amid speculation of a joint conference on two cent fare proposals and rail legislation. Officials denied a formal gathering, saying many hearings were planned, with discussions likely on policy and financing affecting new construction. Notables present included A B Stickney and Edward P Ripley, while Halford Halford retired from the US Army Air Forces after reaching age 64.
Incoherent OCR text references a team defeat and reactions from unnamed players and observers. It shows garbled names and phrases suggesting a sporting setback and commentary on seedings and performance without clear details or authoritative outcome.
Indiana state commissioners return from an Eastern tour saying Indiana offers strong sites and water/Sewage advantages for a tuberculosis hospital and climate favorable for treatment. Democrats in Marion county hedge toward unity and reform, with calls to eliminate old systems and favor district chairmanship changes. A 1881 bank capital stock law dispute prompts AG opinion affirming full paid stock for banks. gubernatorial candidate Charles W. Miller seeks broad Republican support without machine ties as rail and interurban lines prepare for the county fair crowds.
Fragmentary lines recall a question about Ba Vara and a second name Tavaria with later hints of stopping for mead and a fire tied to Scribners Miacmialne.
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