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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
5
A. T. Hollingsworth announces a new tailor shop on S Union Street in the Odd Fellows Block offering menswear with reasonable prices and accepted orders for pressing and tailoring services.
The election ends with Taft carrying the state by a slim margin and Marshall elected governor. Several state officers remain unsettled as vote totals hover near tight margins. Citizen reaction shows Democrats disappointed in national results and Republicans upbeat locally. Landis, longtime superintendent, loses to Martin Morrison of Frankfort.
A man with a bleeding nose in an alley was crowded by sympathizers. Suggestions ranged from raising a hand to holding a key behind the back and pinning paper under the upper lip, all offered with a mix of humor and concern.
The Hungarian government planned measures to curb Tziganes as noted by the New York Herald. About 160,000 Gypsies, mainly musicians, live mostly near the Croatian frontier in Nazy Karped district with one room huts. Historical attempts to restrain them failed. Lieut. Shackleton’s south pole dash is portrayed as plausible amid rising heat.
London evangelist "Gypsy" Smith touring the country has seen great success and accepted an invitation to return to the United States in about two years to lead another evangelistic campaign.
The report of the American Tract Society notes its eighty second year of work and that 30,000,024 copies of its periodicals were issued during that period.
The violinist nearly forgot notes due to a front row fan gesture in the stalls. He taunted the fan saying the two four time could not be kept while she beat a fan, then the lady lowered her fan and the recital continued to a successful close.
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