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Newspaper

The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram

Location

Richmond, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1908

Page

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Heart Balm Suit Heard In Sensational Case At Carthage

A sensational suit seeks $10,000 alleging breach of engagement by John D Vaughan. Mrs Susan Smith claims he pursued her in Muncie and Richmond before marriage. letters and portraits are cited as evidence. Attorneys debate trial duration and possible blackmail facets as depositions surface. trial slated with witnesses from Carthage and beyond.

John F. Robbing Atorney Joni de Naughan Susan Smith Viv Jettera Thomas J. Study Wilfred Sup Vaughan Wis Wall Street John D. Vaughan Atvey Vot Tomar Honey VU. Johnson Staith Gnd Wilfred Jessiy AL A Carthage Smith Phelps Ier

Foraker Predicts Lock In Virginia Delegates

In a Washington speech at the Baltimore AME conference Senator Foraker signaled that seating of Lilyowhite delegates from Virginia will be a key issue. Colored voters faced primaries and a convention exclusion, with two Virginia delegations expected and a later convention to decide seating at the national convention.

Washington, D.C Baltimore African Methodist Episcopal Church Washington Senator Foraker Virginia Republican Party Delates

Robbery at Pralk Tinnie Saloon in Chicago Story

Hassie Pope a potter at Pralk Tinnie 250 State street was robbed this afternoon on Sixe third street and Wentworth avenue. Three young men followed him from the bank and held a revolver to his head while they took one dollar. They fled toward the Pennsylvania railroad tracks.

Hiease Hassie Pope Pralk Tinnie State Street

Delegates Picked For National Convention Amid Field Contest

Delegates to the Republican National Convention were chosen last week as the contest for the field candidate persists. Taft Fairbanks and others lead with varying delegate counts, while the South faces a white-man convention stance and Negroes are largely excluded from voting at several state meetings. District and state conventions across Minnesota, Hawaii, Arizona and Massachusetts proceed, with key dates in April and May for next week’s delegate selections.

Washington Taft Fairbanks Cannon la Follette Agather Aden Dbdie Canser Minnesota Minneapolis Hewali Honolulu Arizona Tuscon Freeport Missouri Mountain Grove Massachusetts

County Commissioner to Inspect Ford County Ford

County commissioner E. Wiley will inspect the Lock ford in Franklin township tomorrow. The ford has faced repeated wash, and piling may be placed to stop further erosion of adjacent land as the stream meanders and floods Ubis vicinity.

Cc. E. Wiley Franklin Township Ubis

Tennessee oil story fragment yields faded text

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Standard Oil, Tennessee, and state issues with unclear context. The readable parts reference oil, state law, and a faded end note with disjointed phrases about production and conditions. Entities are inconsistent due to damaged source.

Westlake's Bid for Return to County Farm Granted

A troubled man named Westlake, once housed at the county farm, secured permission to return to the farm to retrieve belongings left months ago. After various interventions by Mrs. Selby and local officials, and public testimony on his past, commissioners agreed he may reenter the farm to obtain his possessions and pursue a reformed life.

Eniity Comissioners Napier Westlake Westlakes Nis Potton Mary Selly Fiterestein Chaz South

Gompers Appeals to Local Labor Unions for Rights

Gompers urges mass meetings across the nation on April 1 to 26 to protest the Supreme Court decision and demand an amendment to the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. He warns labor foes and calls workers to write to Congress, vote for reform, and unite to restore liberties of the laboring class.

Ilfon Organiza Poti Delat Hiempers American Federation of Labor Ania Holt Mars Ameerings Sapienie Iw Wits Congress United States Gompers Redmond Labor United States Supreme Coun Lacbor Organized Jabor United Pate

Kentucky Hoosier plant consolidation outlined

Freed Carr superintendent of the Honsien piitil says removal of the Kentuelis plant was not planned with the new partner drill company of Louisville. The Kentucky plant has not been profitable recently and the consolidation with the Hoosier plant will nearly double local capacity.

Weis Iy Macantinds Newparty Drill Company Louisville Tocal Company Carr Honsien Piitil Kentucky Hoosier

Former President Mireet Found Retired From Presidency

A garbled notice notes Mireet, former president, retiring from leadership of the Athiere mine workers union. It mentions reluctance toward government posts and references ongoing activities and dates in a fractured OCR fragment.

Mireet The Athiere Addenithe Mi Mitchell U.S Dnenetith Ariel Panamia

Noted men to attend White House governors conference

Washington April 1 James dil president of the street Northern will deliver a leading address at the White House conference of governors in May on the conservation of natural resources The plan includes two sessions daily for three days with President Roosevelt presiding and key speakers Grover Cleveland Willam J Bryan John Mitchell and Andrew Carnegie The event will be held in the East Room with a large delegation from states and national organizations expected to attend and a dinner planned with governors in attendance

Washington James Dil Treet Northern White House Grover Cleveland Willan J. Bryan John Mitchell Andrew Carnegie Rousey H Guy Enunr

Sturgis to Speak at Gennett Theatre This Afternoon

Noted New York lecturer Sturgis, touring the middle west, will address a large audience at the Gennett theatre this afternoon under the Federation of Men's Church or sanitarium group. He has drawn immense crowds in the state and is expected to attract a sizable turnout.

Sturgis New York Middle West Gennett Theatre Stuveie Federation of Mens Chireh Sanitzarlene Farge

Rupe Seeks Divorce on Desertion Allegation

Elva E. Rupe files for divorce from Theodore J. Rupe claiming desertion and failure to provide. The complaint includes several minor charges.

Elva E. Rupe Theodore J. Rupe

Telephone Classified Ads Office Notice

The Telephone is a willing servant to bring your Classified Ads to the Palladium office with the least bother to you. Either Phone 1121 Automatic, 21 Cid.

Palladium

Difference of Opinion on the Temperance Wave

A temperance wave prompts mixed views from Richmond merchants and leaders. Some say dry towns boost trade in the long run while others warn of a temporary setback if alcohol sales end. Nearby cities like Portland and Greenfield are cited as examples where trade shifted but recovered.

Oper Werner Richmond Daro Oman A Lo Mote Jones Tinedware Company Whitesale Specife Portland Greenfield College Corner Ori Frederick Care Hoosier Drill Company W. Vw. Roune

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