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Newspaper
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Location
Richmond, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
5
Palladium Printing Co publishers based at Office North 9th and A Streets Richmond Indiana lists newspaper price structure. Daily per copy Sunday per copy weekly rate for daily and Sunday editions shown as 199 in this fragment.
The document lists state level officers comprising Auditor John C. Billheimer, Treasurer Oscar Hadley, Attorney General James Bingham, and regional commissioners Homer Farlow for the Eastern District, Barney H. Linderman for the Middle District, and Robert N. Beeson for the Western District.
In Taft’s campaign the steam roller metaphor portrays him as the steady, unyielding candidate in a long race. Critics in Chicago label his methods as crushing obstacles, while supporters see a decisive path to victory. The national committee and credentials committee are cited as yielding to Taft’s advance.
The so called model ordinance regulating the milk business, passed by Fort Wayne city council, meets a rough road as milk dealers claim it is unconstitutional and challenge its provisions in court. Dr. C S Bond supports the measure for Richmond.
Elmer Binford of Greenfield contemplates withdrawing as a joint Senate candidate for Hancock, Fayette and Rush counties on the Republican ticket due to financial difficulties. Will Hough, E. E. Moore, and Thomas Mull are proposed as replacements while Judge E. W. Felt of Greenfield runs for the Democratic appellate bench. Moore’s strong Senate leadership could rally support if Binford steps down. Mull’s participation is unlikely given his brother Lon Mull’s Democratic candidacy.
Chicago June 17 delegates flood the Coliseum for the convention opener while hotel staff finish early work. Delegates press for admission or camp outside for the thrill of the race. The word situation dominates chatter among delegates journalists and attendees as politics and press buzz blend with the unusual use of the term. Brewers and wine growers report falling consumption in Vienna adding a final odd note to a bustling scene.
Chicago, June 17 Governor Charles Evans Hughes of New York refuses to drop out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination. In a telegram to Congressman Herbert Parsons Hughes says no exigency exists to justify withdrawing his name, despite pressure and a pending delegation vote. The exchange centers on loyalty to Hughes and potential effects on a New York vice presidential candidacy.
The passage records a rumor that ex Mayor Low communicated with Governor Hughes on a subject, which both Hazzard and Low deny. Hazzard states he has had no communication with Governor Hughes or any person on this question, asserting the denial is unequivocal.
Indianapolis June 17. A father refuses forgiveness and a blessing for his 19 year old son Baren Webster who wed against his wishes. The couple returned from a wedding trip to Frankfort Kentucky and were met by the elder Webster at Union Station. A hurried plan kept the situation from a scene. The bride and her mother went to Blake street to stay with relatives.
The State v Beeson and Mitchell charged with liquor violations and running four blind tigers are set for trial in Wayne circuit court with trials to proceed without a jury. Erastus Stackhouse v Luther J King set at issue after lengthy pretrial litigation. James Helms v estate of Susan J Helms allowed for 1341.40 for services and board during residence.
Milton Ind June 17 Walter Gue del Gue del of Indianapolis has been appointed to a school superintendent post in the Philippine Islands and will depart June 26. His brother Arthur Guedel recently achieved the top examination score for physicians in state registration. They are grandsons of the late Jacob Lannes of this place.
In medieval households dirty dependents served menial tasks, including carrying coal to the kitchen. These degraded aides were mingled with pots and kettles and called the Black Guards. Their speech and actions were typically crude and degraded.
Fragmentary OCR notes show multiple term subscriptions paid in advance and references to votes. The text lists one year and other periods with figures like 2 500 votes and 1000, 100 votes, but lacks clear context or identifying names, dates, or organizations. The fragmentary data makes exact meaning uncertain.
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