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The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram

Location

Richmond, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1908

Page

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Foraker of Ohio May Kick Over Party Traces

National Committee passes on contested delegations from Georgia and Florida as Taft gains sixteen more votes on the first ballot. Allies threaten to bolt if Taft is nominated. Senator Foraker considered as a possible alternative. Negroes and black leaders protest seating of white delegates over black contestants from southern states. Crane's potential appointment as national committee treasurer discussed to secure alliance support.

National Committee Georgia Florida Chicago Taft W. Murray Jane Mas Bachusetts Hemenway Paichenks James Francis Burke Pittsburg Knox F. C. Bryan Cannon Fairbanks Foraker Hughes Joseph Benson Foraker Samson Republican Party Constitution League For Foraker Prnt Brownsville Ilnois Toague New York National Committees Thomas Pearson J. N. Simms PL. Barnett Taft Tod Forskev Veh Tafters

Roosevelt Concerned Over Fatal Accident Telegram

President Roosevelt expressed great concern over a Tennessee accident after learning of an explosion. He telegrammed Commander Sperry, hoping the wounded are progressing well and sent regards from Theodore Roosevelt in Washington D C on June 6.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Communader Sperrys Pacific Fleet Tennessee Theodore Roosevelt

Dreyfus Shot in Paris as Wax Pellets Suspected

The Pantheon incident left Major Dreyfus wounded in the arm. Doctors believe the pellet came from waxen ammunition possibly fired to abrade the skin without causing serious injury. Police seized memoranda from Gregori's lodgings as rumors spread.

Paris Dreyfus M. Louis Gregori Pantheon Artinn M. Gregori Greseris Ciy

Mme Gould and de Sagan to marry within a month

Paris reports Mme Anna Gould and Prince de Sagan plan a marriage soon after delays. However a civil tribunal disclosed her income is about 6000 a month and she cannot pay 24000 for a necklace purchased by her former husband Count Bon de Castlemaine to Mme Nemidoff.

BON Paris Mme Anna Gould Prince de Sagan Mmm Gould George Gould United States Mme. Goalis Mme. Nemdoff Count Bon de Castellane Mime Gould Court of Appeals Mme. Gould Mme. Nemidoff

Right About Face on Part of the Dairy Milk Examined

City health officer rejects claims that milk samples analyzed at Earlham College were obtained outside the state. Dr Bond accuses dairymen of using formaldehyde while Dr Holmes and Dr Hotmer defend the samples as from city dairy sources. Tests show no preservative after publicized concerns. Officials say the issue should inform, not punish, innocent dairymen and no danger is present.

Charles S. Bond Earlham Colle Eunibert Harry N. Hotmer Enunistry Department College Hay Bond Holmes Molnies Rham Alien Dr. Holmes

Cabinet Selections Delayed By Roosevelts Absence

In Washington on June 6 a question remains unresolved about which cabinet member will preside in President Roosevelt’s absence at Oyster Bay this summer. Officials wish to avoid routine duties in the capital amid the heat and monotony of the season.

Washington Roosevelt Oyster Bay

Alphonso Visit Hastened to September

Madrid reports the visit of King Alphonso and the queen to Emperor Francis Joseph will occur in September, postponing the original October date. The trip concludes a sequence of royal visits begun with President Fallieres of France and followed by events in England.

Joseph Madrid Alphonso Francis Joseph President Fallieres France England

The Weather Prophet Indiana and Ohio Outlook

Indiana generally continues warm with a pleasant fall Sunday while Ohio sees partial clouds and possible local showers. The forecast notes text appears fragmented but points to mild temps in Indiana and a mix of sun and showers in Ohio.

Poisoned breakfast sickens Earlham students at dormitory dining hall

About fifty Earlham College students fell ill after a breakfast serving fresh pineapples and other dishes. Officials suspect ptomaine poisoning from fruit kept in a receptacle overnight and possibly tin can reaction. Nurses and staff worked to treat the patients as they recovered.

Earlham College Dornstors Bartham

Bridges to Receive Urgent Repairs and New Funds

The county meeting approved several thousand dollars for bridge construction and repairs, including 259 for the Whitewater River bridge at Goshen. Projections show possible steel bridge costs between 5000 and 10000, with other allocations for Thornburg bridge and court house/jail supplies. The county farm received 2100 to cover sustenance for 70 residents, while replacements and adding machines were debated.

Bunty Whitewater Goshen Cornell Harrison Township Thornburg

Workhouse Feasibility Discussed by Wayne County Council

Wayne County Council debated a county jail workhouse for inmates including the insane and epileptics. Officials noted state law limits workhouses to cities of certain classes, preventing Richmond, and warned that high initial costs with uncertain operations would not greatly reduce boarding expenses.

Wayne County Richmond Meredith Easthaven Indiana State Hospital New Castle

Students Come Home From Purdue University

James Wood Donald Graves Walker Land and Jesse Miller return home today after attending school at Purdue University.

James Wood Donald Graves Walker Land Jesse Miller Purdue University

British Eyes Turn Toward America in Presidential Convention

British observers focus on the approaching American presidential convention amid questions about personnel and vehicles. The piece notes unprecedented attention in two decades, reflecting strategic interest and possible implications for British policy and relations.

America Lend Pune

Fairbanks May Be Taken At His Word In Chicago Bid

Washington June 6 A careful poll of conferees with President Roosevelt and Secretary Cortelyou shows Gov Hughes has little chance of securing the Republican vice presidential nomination at Chicago. Vice President Fairbanks hints at first place or nothing while Dolliver or Cortelyou emerge as alternative favorites. Gov Guild is deemed unlikely due to illness hindering a campaign.

Washington Roosevelt Chicago Fiuud Hughes New York Taft Fairbanks Jonathan Dolliver Cortelyou Gov Guild Mness John Hays Hammond Cianer Gov. Guild

Japan not seeking large war says Tokyo pastor

The Rev Yabin head of a Tokyo Congregational church and editor of Shingan declares there will never be war between Japan and the United States. He notes only certain military men seek martial glory and that Japan’s government rests on business and industrial foundations, not military power. He travels to New York to join the International Council of Congregational churches.

Seattle Time D. Yabin Congregational Tokio Shingan New York London Congregational Church Japan United States Yabina

Classified Ads Desk Promotes Easy Palladium Contact

The Telephone is a willing servant to bring your classified ads to the Palladium office with minimal effort. Call 1121 Automatic, 21 Old.

Palladium

Traction Franchises Move to End City Dispute

Special session of council 10 action on franchise rays hopes for ratification ending a year long battle with the Terre Haute Terre Haute & Indianapolis and Eastern traction company. The traction company will cover litigation costs and may dismiss the federal suit as negotiations advance.

Council Traction Line EL M Tinas Richmond Commercial Club Indianapolis Board of Public Works Terre Maute, Todianapolis & Eastern Traction Company Ety Counell Counnell Traction Company Meyer Schillinger Commercial Club Haas

Russian nobleman dies after personal crisis as opera dream fades

In Milan Count Maxinof, a Russian nobleman with a fine tenor voice, was found dead in his apartments after a crisis sparked by grief over failing to secure a grand opera career. The death follows a report that he had been promised high standing in the opera world.

Milan Italy Jane Count Maxinof Count Maxinos

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