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Newspaper
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Location
Richmond, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
4
The piece criticizes political leaders Taft and Roosevelt era policies, arguing voters favor reform and warning that a repeat of past overwhelming majorities would expose nefarious business methods. It urges the public to support the Republican ticket to thwart special interests.
Commissioner Middle Dist. Barney H Lindierman and Commissioner Western Dist. Robert N Beeson Wayne Township. Trustee James H Howarth and Assessor Charles E Potter are noted in the structured official roster.
An editorial argues Roosevelt should accept second place on the Republican ticket with Taft as president. It contends Roosevelt’s loyalty to the common people and his policy leadership would deliver a stronger, longer lasting victory, urging voters to back the pairing for unity and continued square deal policies.
In Ripley on June 1 two night riders were shot during a confrontation with the troop at Mien Wednesday. One man was shot in the lungs, the other in the leg. Officers are tending the wounded. one is reported near death. Father Tip Martin found a note on his door reading threats against him and others. Newton Mann and William Mrost arrested Jasnicht for shooting into Walter Hooks’s home in May.
Atlantic City reports advise for the International Ticket Association in conference. CoM. Kindel, head of the Pennsylvania system with Chicago offices, argues that marriage softens a man and boosts influence with customers. He says the public deserves consideration and a married ticket agent is likelier to consider family when facing imprudent choices.
A rain-delayed train from Pittsburg to Chicago carried 325 Pittsburg Republicans. The Americas Club and Young Men's Tariff Club backed Senator Knox for the presidential nomination. Delegates, including Governor Stuart and Lieutenant Governor Murphy, were reviewed by Knox at the Duquesne Club before heading to the convention.
A community letter list includes women Mrs James Farlow Mrs Ellen Hitech Anna Henderson Mra M C Keyes Mrs Agnes Litson Nettile Ralph Miss May Sotlins and men Elias Burkhead Warrin Boyd W 1 Bond R W Paden C E Smeltzey Jay A Van Ness Winter Mute L C Winkleman plus packages for Mrs Hattie E Faulkner.
Indianapolis says Fred Luhhe, a bank cashier, pleaded guilty to embezzlement of funds at the National Bank of Dishoro. He was sentenced to five years at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He fled to Los Angeles, then returned to Indianapolis and claimed ignorance of the shortage estimated between $12,000 and $14,000. His wife, Anderson, was unnamed in the indictment.
Frank Nowak arrived from Dayton and was fined $1 and costs after being found intoxicated. He claimed three men threw him from a lodging room to the street around midnight, then asked for a bed and paid 50 cents. He was later arrested by Patrolman Hebble near Fifth and Main streets.
An excerpt describing the enduring national character of Spain as seen in church portraits, Basque peasantry, Murillo’s street urchins, and Goya scenes. It notes the persistence of Spanish type amid modern trends such as western hats, with vivid depictions of Spanish men, women, and children and references to a gladiator-like picador. The piece closes with a note about the Colo hotel in Mexico City, run by and for religious orders.
A public meeting to promote an adult school will be held at the North A Friends Meeting house tomorrow at 8 welock. The event invites all interested in creating a school for biblical subjects. The movement originated in Birmingham and has spread to Ireland, Australia, and America, with the National Union of Adult Schools forming from the Friends movement.
Floods and high water sweep Missouri and Mississippi basins. Creighton La levee breaks and railroad tracks wash out, halting service. Prairie Du Chien reports pearl finds worth thousands as crews battle inundation from Kansas to Louisiana with widespread land and rail damage.
Interest grows as local businessmen back the form of a federation to coordinate business groups. Richmond will host a meeting to discuss plans with invited forestry and rivers and harbors representatives, aiming to unite commercial bodies and improve state waterways.
A column discusses tonic misuse and two edged nature of tonics, defining tonic versus stimulant and noting benefits versus harms. It then contrasts the word policy in insurance with political policy, and finishes with a note on Welsh drink sowheer, its herbal mix, sleepy effects, and sage smoke accompaniment.
A fragment from London Tit-Bits captures a humorous dialogue in which a minister apologizes for his deceitful behavior. The exchange features Hamish, a public house outing, and the amusing misperception of mistaking the pub for a butcher's shop.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a two week reminder for candidates and subscription based vote entitlements. The text is disjointed with references to subscriptions in advance and named entities like Elon. The readable parts indicate a political notice or contest voting context with unclear details.
Rolla Butler of South Second Street remains at large as police search. Authorities believe he may have fled to Dayton Ohio. A claim suggests Butler was enticed to run away by an older Homapalilin figure.
A local police report records repeated complaints alleging cruelty toward a child by a woman living on North Twelfth Street. Neighbors urge investigation as prior police requests yielded little response.
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