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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
4
The piece discusses Roosevelt's inheritance tax concept and its reception among Republicans, noting The Sun's stance on Roosevelt's sincerity while predicting East Republicans' ire. It also cites reactions to The Clansman and Uncle Tom's Cabin debates, plus harsh critiques of Russia's path to freedom and Howard-Youtsey interactions in Kentucky.
The excerpt argues Howard did not fire the fatal shot and accuses Youtsey of aiding the crime while Dowie’s Chicago visit followed a failed prophecy of a violent showdown. It notes mob actions in Springfield and threats from Gov Folk, with no restraint shown toward those involved.
M H Jones writes to Washington county merchants and farmers about a new produce handling system. He promises better, uniform prices and protections for widows and the illiterate, aiming to create a countywide market equal to any and to advance local business. He warns opponents and urges support for his plan.
The trial of Dr. S. M. Crume indicted for malicious shooting in the Criminal Court of Jefferson County will be called next Monday. This is the second trial after a hung jury with nine for acquittal and three for a $50 fine. Hon. W. D. Claybrooke to travel to Louisville Monday to assist the defense.
Provincial constable Thos cee at Chapleau Ontario reports a severe cold after hunting a burglar. He tested Chamberlain's Dough edy and claims it cured his cough in a short time. The advertisement promotes the remedy as effective for coughs and colds and says it is sold by all dealers in Blue Grass.
Mrs. J. M. Trent started a new line of millinery in Willisburg. W. L. Jenkins and family visited J. A. Sims. Mrs. A. B. Wells returned from a visit in Louis ville. Miss Maybell Gibbs urged Harrodsburg school attendance and visited home. Mrs. W. W. Hyatt visited Springfield. Dr. W W. Hyatt went to Louisville on business. Irvin Keene bought a mule for 115 dollars from W. S. Gibbs. John Turner and Kent Rodgers with wives visited relatives. A congregation from Willisburg attended church at Rockbridge. Mrs. Lade Cooksey spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Earnest Harlow. Ben Mellroy from Sweet Retreat visited his mother Mrs. Mary Mellvey recovering from pneumonia. W. T. Well returned from Louisville with spring and summer goods. Mrs. Florence Kays returned from her mother's home. The State Evangelist preached here last Sunday afternoon.
George Cocanaugher mentions Claude Key a cow and new telephone progress in Jensenton. Attendance at Mrs Polie Isham sale noted. Charlie Cocanaugher and family visited relatives. Sallie Yourng improves from illness. Lizzie Cocanougher visited Deep Creek. Alex Spraggin preached at Beechgrove despite poor turnout. police order street mashing to stop. Subscriptions for The Sun advertised.
Miss Tavie and Bessie Goodlet attended church at St Rose Sunday. Grace Sutherland spent the latter part of last week with cousin Ethel Gray. Will Shirley and wife of Willisburg visited the latter's parents here. Martha and Ida Gray spent Thursday night with Texie Barlow. Mr Mrt Sales, recently ill, is better. Dessie Weekley of Mooresville spent Saturday night and Sunday with Ollie Parish near Polin. Mrs J H Gray and daughter Ethel and Grace Sutherland spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs J R Gray.
Tekonsha Michigan resident G. J. Welsh reports rapid relief for burns cuts and all skin injuries using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He claims it provides quick pain relief and calls it the best salve made, priced at 26 cents for a jar.
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