Suspense Ends Earlier Than Expected
The suspense will be over two weeks earlier than previously anticipated, concluding the matter sooner than planned.
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
2
The suspense will be over two weeks earlier than previously anticipated, concluding the matter sooner than planned.
The Republicans of Adams township express unprecedented harmony on the eve of a national election, calling the current condition very satisfactory and unified.
A call urges every eligible voter to cast a ballot in the upcoming primary. The piece appeals to the principle of suffrage rooted in our forefathers who valued this privilege and fought for it, asking if it should be treated lightly today.
Tipton Advocate notes a possible joint representative between Tipton and Hamilton counties. It argues Hamilton may resist due to too many local candidates and reflects on alternating tenure. The piece suggests Republicans in Tipton will field several candidates and offers to take the seat if Hamilton declines.
The State of Indiana Circuit Court Hamilton County 1908 term at Noblesville. Plaintiff James Gray through attorney Geo W Osborn files complaint No 14692 alleging defendant Sarah Gray is not a resident of Indiana and warns she must appear at the next April term starting April 1 1908 at Noblesville Court House to answer or demur or risk judgment in her absence. Clerk Leroy J Patty signs and seals.
Johnson's Bakery announces cinramon rolls for supper as a special sale. The note highlights fresh bakes, limited quantity, and a cozy local option for residents seeking a warm evening treat.
A Washington based scientist, noted as a strict master to both officials and staff, contemplates an extended voyage around the world with an expedition. He asks his attendant Henry if traveling east to west would mean losing a day, and the man replies yes, expressing eagerness for the day off.
A six year old Harry with only 10 cents rounds shops a week early and buys a cream puff for his sister. He eats it instead, thinking it would not keep fresh for a week, teaching a tender lesson in love and sacrifice.
A noted breeder and trainer of race horses in America sells a horse to an Englishman. The buyer balks at the price before payment and asks to see the horse run. The trainer replies the horse cannot go faster than he can tell it.
A small girl explains to a caller viewing a framed photo on a piano that the portrait is her Papa, noting only she can see the smile in the face. The Chicago Tribune caption suggests a sentimental moment centered on memory and family.
A London Tit-Bits joke sketches a tramp tangled with a bath and a constable. The tramp quips about using vacuum cleaners to manage washing while the officer insists on a bath.
The narrative describes a revolt against graft in King Carlos' monarchy, the crown jewel sale and royal lands mortgaging, and Franco's rise to power ending royal debt with a decree. Crown prince Luiz Philippe opposes his father, rumors of exile arise, Queen Maurie Amelie travels to Poland for a royal wedding, and tensions strain the royal couple amid the crisis.
American minister Charles Page Bryan said in Lisbon that Portugal shows no sign of civil war despite graft scandals. He noted the cabinet seeks to curb corruption by dictatorial powers under Regenerator leadership, with the tobacco monopoly cited as the root of economic distress.
The account recalls Lord Mayo’s drive with the incoming viceroy Berd Mayo in India. Mayo’s informal manner and emphasis on humane justice stand out as he quietly advised the new ruler and observed the awkward scene at Government House.
A medieval tale recounts King Richard I’s forces defeating the Saracens. The sultan, impressed by the apparent foot march of the Christians, sends a charger for Richard. A squire bears the horse but cannot control it, racing to the sultan’s pavilion and exposing the deception.
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