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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
3
A brief feature compiling world affairs and notable events reported across distant regions. Highlights include political developments, economic trends, and cultural notes reflecting global activity.
Des Moines post office watchman James Page arrested on a charge of ebbg the manns President elect Taft and his household depart Hot Springs Virginia Stewart M Brice son of the late Senator Galvin Brice declared insane in New York Rear Admiral Evans declines offer of a house in Los Angeles Frank Spence convicted Prescott Arizona of murder of Edgar Sullivan and sentenced to death Mulai Hafid accepts Algeciras act for recognition of his sultanate Elliott Archer released from Seattle custody after Newark forgery case Governor Mead blocks extradition President Roosevelt narrowly escaped a runaway fire hose cart Bishop Hendrix elected president of the Federal Council in Philadelphia Herbert L Satterlee sworn in as assistant secretary of the navy retirement of Miss Illington due to ill health Theodore Burton offered Treasury Secretary post by Taft Robert Maddox elected mayor of Atlanta Roosevelt appoints Keefe immigration commissioner general
President Roosevelt refuted Panama canal purchase scandal claims in a letter to W D Foulke and denounced Delavan Smith of the Indianapolis News and Editor Laffan of the New York Sun as falsifiers and slanderers. Congress opens its second session. senators Cummins and Page and seven new representatives are sworn in.
A flood of reports spans piracy and finance to revolts and deaths. Includes 150 man crew aboard the Yankee, Westinghouse and Securities Investment cases in Pittsburgh, naval disturbances near Cape Ray, and a Newfoundland gale sinking Soo City with 28 aboard. Also notes revolts in Salvador, Nord Alexis ousted in Haiti, and multiple deaths from poison, typhoons, and suicide.
New York City receiver Thomas F. Gilroy Jr says Fidelity Funding Co assets are scarce and liabilities exceed assets by at least 4.5 million dollars. The firm funded Catholic church building and related operations with many creditors including 50 churches and nun groups.
Washington notes a somber start as the Senate opens the second session with the absence of Senator Allison and a prayer by Rev. Edward Everett Hale. The House adjourns briefly in memory, while Ways and Means gains power to subpoena in tariff hearings. hundreds of public and private bills flood the hopper from admission of New Mexico to marriage and divorce regulation.
Chronical of notable events from Buckeye towns features civic milestones, local personalities, and community notices. Highlights include municipal actions, social gatherings, and small-scale developments shaping daily life throughout the state.
The Ohio state board of agriculture reports up to December 1 wheat at 60 percent condition, corn planted area 2 806 895 acres with an estimated 36.9 bushels per acre and total production about 103 29 746 bushels, an increase of 1.3 million bushels from 1907. Apples at 59 percent, cattle fed for spring markets similar to last year, livestock generally in good condition.
Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg of Pittsburg is re elected president of the National Council of Jewish Women. New officers include Miriam Misch of Providence as first vice president and Ben Lowenstein of Cincinnati as second vice president. The meeting at Avondale temple reviewed Jewish settlement and charity work.
A man who gave his name as Frederick Schaefer was arrested at the Columbus post office Monday and is held at police headquarters for postal inspectors. A Wheeling West Virginia woman said she sent four dollars to Schaefer to convey to her missing son, who she claimed Schaefer located and who was very ill. Two letters found on Schaefer from a Hartford Connecticut woman spurred the investigation into whether he took money from parents seeking word of missing relatives. He denies the guilt.
Toledo clergyman the Rev Sunday told his congregation that he suffers from incurable esophageal cancer and may live only a month to six months. A beloved pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception he was ordained twenty years ago at age forty six.
Judge Duncan of the common pleas court ruled the Rose county Option law constitutional in a lengthy decision on Monday. The temporary injunction restraining enforcement granted by Judge Schroth at Tiffin last week is dissolved. The demurrer to the petition filed by Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon league is sustained.
In an interview on Monday, Harris said he would send in recess appointments for confirmation. He had not decided whether to nominate J. C. Morris for reappointment to the railroad commission.
David Price of Corydon Iowa says he was near death from kidney trouble and bone weariness a week after starting Dean's Kidney Pills he walked without a cane and health returned. He has remained well for seven years. Sold by all dealers 50c a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A concise note states the true fortune lies in one’s own belt and life aim, not in foreign lands, emphasizing personal purpose over travel.
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