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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1907
Page
7
Judge orders new hearing in estate of Mrs Alice Edlen versus Third National Bank of Louisville after bank accepted deposit of 700 with a questionable signature. Estate contends bank should have verified, earlier jury ruling favored bank but judge overturns.
A telegram from Colorado Springs announces the death of Mrs. Eliza L. Walker of pneumonia. A longtime Central Kentucky figure, she was a daughter of W. J. Lusk and aunt to the Walker boys. She twice served as superintendent of common schools in this county.
In Richmond Kentucky Nathan B Tudor was found guilty of murdering his brother last September. The jury imposed a 21 year sentence and Tudor plans to appeal. He fled the country after the killing as chiefs sought to lynch him before capture by authorities.
In Jackson, Kentucky, the North Fork of the Kentucky River is nearly free of saw logs for the first time in two decades as multiple tides moved logs downstream. Timber prices rise with buyers paying about 1000 dollars per raft while remaining logs disperse into small creeks. In Lexington, Mrs. D. C. Caldwell widow of the former Lexington Transcript owner dies after a long illness at St Joseph's hospital. Funeral services held at St Pauls Catholic church.
In Georgetown Kentucky Caleb Powers reacts to the selection of Judge Robbins to try his case. He notes strong opposition to Judge Stout due to prior prosecution work and jury involvement in the Howard case, and says the prosecution prefers Robbins as eminently satisfactory.
Lexington dispatch reports Hugh Colson arrested for allegedly attempting to wreck a Louisville and Nashville passenger train at Marble Creek bridge. He claimed teammate George Russ, a 19 year old with mental impairment, was responsible. RATLS showed spikes driven between joints confirming the attempt.
The advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the happy fusion of arsica flowers and healing balsams. It promises to heal all ages of sores ulcers burns cuts and claims it can cure, with a guarantee from Don and Robertson druggists.
Arch ie Roosevelt, president's third son, is diagnosed with diphtheria prompting a quarantine of the White House. Officials state the case is severe yet the president continues official duties and rides at Sheppard Station, while family members stay indoors. The quarantine echoes a 1892-93 incident involving Mrs Harrison. In a separate report, a boarding house connected to Bernin cotton mills in Georgiaville reports coal gas poisoning affecting twenty men and five women with two potential fatalities.
Miss Martha Peterman a 23 year old elevator operator in the Young Men’s Christian Association building died when her car crushed her as she tried to fix a safety oversight. After breakfast she noticed water flooding the shaft and when she attempted to raise it the wheel turned wrong and she was crushed between the elevator and the car floor.
Victoria BC limited text tells of Alma Garrard, a 19 year old daughter of Lennard Island lighthouse keeper, who aided shipwreck survivors from the Coloma after it struck near Water Witch Island. Her bravery parallels Grace Darling, though no lifesaving display occurred. lighthouse staff attempted rescue as wreck broke apart. The report also notes a newborn X-ray case and farming tips on clover sowing, plus Missouri poultry education efforts.
We would not be without Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It kept on hand continually in our home, says W W Kearney, editor of the dent, Lowry City, Mo. When ready for instant use a cold may be checked at the outset and cured faster. The remedy is also without peer for children and will prevent hoarseness if given as soon as symptoms appear before creaky develops. For sale by every dealer in the Blue Grass. Cape Cod Folk notes curious village names: Bert the lumber dealer, Waterman the milkman, Pinney the fish merchant, Paradise the minister, Bacon the provision dealer.
Rates for nightlife access and entertainment pricing are outlined in local notices from The Sun and Louisville outlets. The articles compare cover charges, drink prices, and venue policies across multiple clubs, highlighting changes and reader tips for budget planning.
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