08 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
1
A sweeping call for stronger government oversight over corporations, labor, and taxes beams through a pro reform address. It champions federal control of interstate commerce, stricter anti corruption measures, labor protections, and modernization of taxation while urging restraint on racial prejudice and promoting Cuban and Philippine policy clarity.
Tandlord J. Resgers of the Vivre leaves Tresday for a Tawii to survey his old home at faulipolis. Accompanied by his dismayed assistant Miss My Hothers, shenographer at the Cal Vigraliz te Hasanidad, who is visiting. Jesres Smith, recently Wipesuil of his sterery stock by the Wortz finishing an Wet Sep. Theodes, Methaw, preparing [svi Flavi}in schon les dans estes: fisader langts.
A fragmentary column recalls Lou Kiefer from Chicago praising improved packing house facilities at AL Armours with better toilets and baths. It includes a moral exhortation to go home for solace fun and family, ending with a plug for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by druggists.
Grocer Charles, starter, of Eighth and Court streets, slipped from a box and fell into a tub of eggs, breaking dozens. Egg prices rise to 35 cents per dozen. the incident interrupted daily tasks as he recovered.
Honey Peer was officially expelled from Po- Hee station after a late night admission. Turnkey Charles Flowers found him there, and in the morning no questions were asked about the alleged offense. He was barred from future contact and escorted out by patrol officers.
J C McDermott reports his grip stolen Sunday evening at the N and W station while buying two tickets home at McDermott. Police efforts to locate the thief failed. Also notes Levant restorative medicine claimed to restore health after years of dyspepsia and chronic torpor with other remedies advertised by Fisher and Stevieb Pharmacies.
The five year old daughter of John Wheeler, a city fireman, lost an eye due to typhoid fever and remains with relatives in Maloneton, Kentucky as Wheeler's whereabouts are unknown amid desertion accusations. Nearby, Charles Nagle’s daughter faces threat of typhoid fever while Ree1 FB Arnold assumes leadership as pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Kansas City.
Reverend J G C Snckeon has prepared an ordinance to prevent posting lewd or vicious pictures on bill boards in the city. The measure will be presented to the council at its next meeting.
Col. B. F. Bennett sues Postmaster John F. Morton of Fullerton Ky in Squire Swearingen's court alleging public highway obstruction. Bennett says Morton, who deals in ties, has piled tires on the roadside to block travel. Case set for December 13. Lehman’s prices on shoes noted.
Bridwell of the Boston National League team planned to marry on a Westward trip. The bridal party traveled with the team, and players bought a silver service for the couple. Dolan, known for his pipe, quipped as he presented the gift, easing the tension among the players.
Lucinda Highland sues Adams in Squire Shakespeare's court for ejectment from a Green Lows township farm. Adams says lease renewed for another year, denied by plaintiff represented by Nate Gilliland. Arguments heard Tuesday afternoon with Charles Freund visiting son George Freund. Also note the eleven month old child of Lewis 40 died in Catlettsburg, Ky and funeral arrangements through Geo. W. Pfeiffer. John Suter Jr. suffers a painful accident injuring hand on Court Street.
An advertisement explains that old sores stem from a tainted blood mix and external salves fail to heal. It credits S S S as the remedy, claiming it purifies the blood, restores circulation, and promotes permanent healing.
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