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Newspaper

The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram

Location

Richmond, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1908

Page

5

Wealthy farmer dies after auto accident near New Carlisle

Martin Pavalock of Wills township, a wealthy farmer, died from injuries after a car driven by F F W Storms of Michigan City frightened his horse on a highway near New Carlisle. He was thrown against a barbed wire fence, suffering severe lacerations. Mood poisoning followed the crash. Mrs S Joyce, Claremont ND, notes Foley's Kidney Remedy cured a long kidney trouble, praising the medicine.

Laporte Ind Martin Pavalock Wills Township Mobile Pavalock New Carlisle FF. W. Stormns Michigan City S. Joyce Claremont N. Dt Newr Foley ALG. Luken & Ci

Free Hand Concerts Begin at Glen Miller Park

The first free band concert of the season will be at Glen Miller Park one week from tomorrow at 3 PM, with concerts every Sunday thereafter until season end. President Staubach of the board of works announced the schedule this morning. The change to a later start aims to avoid the heat, as many attendees prefer to dine and then visit the park. The concerts are a popular attraction and a strong draw for the area.

Glen Miller Park Staubach Board of Works

Face on the Cent: Sarah Keen’s Saxon Smile in U S Mint

Detroit News-Tribune recounts how Sarah Longacre Keen, a Philadelphia girl, became the model for the U S cent portrait after a mint competition. It notes James Barton Longacre’s design path, the Indian setting, and the face appearing on every cent since 1836, second only to Queen Victoria in placement.

Sarah Longacre Keen Philadelphia Queen Victoria Keen Uncle Sam James Barton Longacre United States Mint Longacre Washington Sarah Sarah Longscre Detroit News-Tribune

Sayings About Women and Ailments From an Older Publication

A collection of proverbs about women from various sources plus an ad for Lawrence's Syrup Pepsin claiming to cure indigestion constipation sick headache and related stomach ailments. The quotes reflect gendered views and cultural attitudes of the period.

Laliweil Ebbe

Horrified onlookers witness fatal beating on Weal Twenty-seventh Street

New York reports a pair of highwaymen beat to death and robbed a 35 year old actor, Alert Crosby of Boston, as he walked near Weal Twenty-seventh Street. Crosby, who had acted in Road to Yesterday, died after surgeons prepared to administer morphine. Two assailants followed, grabbed Crosby by the throat, and struck him with a blackjack while bystanders watched in terror.

New York Weal Twenty-seventh Street Alert Crosby Af Bostin Crosby Eye Witherkich New York Press

Social news mixed with gatherings at a local church and homes

A busy roster of social events fills the week with music recitals at the First English Lutheran, dinners at the Robinson cafe and Westcott Hotel, and informal gatherings across North Fourteenth Street and South Seventh Street. Notables include Miss Laura Gaston, Miss Jennie Fulton, Mr Frank Dolloff, Mrs. John Baker, and many guests from Cambridge City, Springfield, and Dayton. The season features recitals, parties, and hosting duties as the community enjoys music, dining, and social visits.

Reid Memorial Church Laura Gaston Art Association Flora Livens Gerrit Fevre Nina Harris Maret Sedewick Gustan Hute Cambridge City Tmd

Supreme Court Reverses Orders On Duty Of City Officers

A late 19th century style case from Trillanapolis declares that public officials cannot arbitrarily deny licensing or curb regulation. The court holds that failure to perform official duties warrants mandamus relief and possible compensation for damages. The decision reinforces mandatory action when a license denial harms an applicant. officials must act lawfully and within public service duties.

Ailkregard Sanenon Mas Conan

Hidden Cleaning Trick Promises Fresh Long-Lasting Rugs

An odd advertisement claims spending ten dollars will yield clean rugs and carpets at home with Easy Task Seay cake. It promises thorough scrubbing, beating, and final cleaning to refresh the look and extend the life of carpets.

Funeral of Mrs Beeson Friday Milton Indiana

Funeral held at the residence four miles south of Milton with few attendants. Rev. P. O. Scott led the service of the Christian Church and the church choir contributed. Many floral offerings accompanied the interment at Valley Grave. Pallbearers were relatives and family friends.

Milton Ind Frank Beesom PO A Scott The Christian Church Reesor Wingliba Mestes Cmd Lyvin Frishamd Beeson

Real Estate Transfers Across Richmond Area

Joseph O Barber transfers to Albert H Ham in Grand Boulevard area for 40 dollars. Elizabeth A Stupder to Alfred Peterhill in Christian Pettals Add near Richmond for 507 dollars. Bartlee Brown to Nathen Hawkins in Grand Bonevart 8nt Te Richmond for 1250 dollars. Eugene Morel to Lewis Meret tied to Elizabeth Starr in Prayk W Wilson 16 Mary B Liew point 29 T Prices Add to Richmond for 2080 dollars. Benj Skinner to MM Lacey in Conners Sub Fountain City for 510 dollars. Elizabeth Betvold to Malinda Connell et al lot 4 W L Johns Sale to Richmund for 1.50 dollars.

Joseph O.barber Albert Hy Ham Grand Bofevard Sun Richmond Elizabeth A. Stupder Alfred Peterhill Christan Pettals Bartlee Brown Nathen Hawkins Gbgs Grand Bonevart Eugene Morel Lewis Meret Elizabeth Starr Prayk W. Wilson Mary B. Liew T. Price Benj. Skinner Lacey Conners Fountain City Elizabeth Betvold Malinda Connell W. L. John Sal Richmund

Double Wedding Ties Family Romance in Mt Holly

A sensational Mt Holly story reports a double wedding planned for Sunday tying together Varinine Pallante and her husband as well as Vincensa Pallante with her son. Mrs Pallante, gravely ill, inspired a chain of events as family nurses boost her spirits, leading to a complex union arrangement and promises among the two women and their men.

Mt Holly Phil Helplia Mt. Holly Anseid Taal Vincensa Chelotina Noisd K Street Kensinetot Roy Po Brogehine Pallante Teat Sen Phes Marrage

Sunday church services and programs listed across city churches

A long list of Sunday and midweek worship events across North Fourteenth Street and surrounding churches. Activities include sermons, Sunday schools, child programs, choir services, and religious meetings at First Presbyterian, East Main Street Friends, Universalist Church, Second Presbyterian, North A Street Friends, First Baptist, and other congregations, with notes on times and special observances. Include mentions of Catholic masses, Lutheran services, and Methodist and United Brethren offerings.

East Main Street Friends'—table WhiteWater East Min Sireet Hihle School Second Presbyterian Noriich Nineteenth Street Robert HH. Donaway Lse Tyee Earlham Heights Robert Ho Dynaway Charee Mes Reese Fifth Street M. E J Cook Graham Pable Sehondar Foto Wciaron Anl St. Andrew's Catholic Mads Tool Frank A. Rooil J Gangy St. Mary's IP Mattiigiy Thunme & Hoffman Whitewater Cavenda Christian Endeavoy Miss Ketcole Lai Shemening Servive South Eighth St. Friends Keates Jan Hobern

Tips and tipping on Atlantic steamers

Advice on customary tipping for Atlantic liners. Describes expected tips for first and cheaper classes, including stewards, dining room staff, bathroom attendants, and deck stewards. Warns against excessive tipping, suggests learning local customs, and notes total tips may range from a dollar to five dollars per voyage depending on service and class.

Eurne Nbrar Nuanner

Earths latent power echoed in awe at quake sighting

Washington Star reports Langley of the Smithsonian speaks on latent unfathomable forces in nature revealed by earthquakes and distant cosmic risks. He warns that tremors awaken not only physical danger but moral dismay, challenging belief in the earth’s stability.

Langley Smoithbsonian Institution Sabir Drospety Washington Star

Bean Ends Life Of Little Boy In Kohomo Ind

In Kohomo Indiana an infant died after choking on a bean after being found by Mr and Mrs Henry Chiem of the Martins Schoont neighborhood in Menard County. A physician was called but arrived too late to save the child.

Ld4 Tenho South Seventeen Street Irving Locke Wystlenin Fon Massachusetts Mri Pilsley Lafawette Hares Tetinopolis Bean Little Boy Kohomo Ind Henry Chiem Larts Sehont Feetern Menard County

Proposal to Place Voting Machines Here

A county board received a proposal from United States Voting Machine Co to place three voting machines for the upcoming general election. A sample was shown, but the board did not reach a definite decision. Also included are advertisements and trivial tips about Hallister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a primitive time-telling method.

Fihis County Board of County Commissers United States Voting Machine Company Ths Hollister A. G. Luken & Co

Norses and Oll Cakes Says Belle Eats Hog Meat and Cakes

An American Magazine snippet jokes about horses eating meat and cakes. Belle supposedly diets on hog meat and cakes, gaining weight rapidly then refusing to gain again. The dialogue notes that once a horse is fat on cakes there is little that can flesh him up further.

Belle

Somniloquy Sleep Talking Rates Among Students

A Harper's Weekly item notes sleep talking is common among 200 students aged 20 to 30. Forty one percent of men and an unspecified RT percent of women talked in their sleep, and most could answer questions.

Harper's Weekly

True of Trouble and the Missed Opportunity

A Philadelphia Ledger quotation laments missed chances and the stubborn nature of effort. It notes that if one does not take trouble to improve a situation, opportunity slips away, leaving outcomes shaped by chance rather than choice.

Tie Trowbie Philadelphia Ledger

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