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Newspaper
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Location
Richmond, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
3
Citizens noted a hazy sun and yellowish light as the eclipse progressed from about 8:30 to 11:30 in Indiana, with partial coverage described and the sun still bright near 9:45. Florida observers reported a total eclipse while Indiana saw only a partial stage, drawing interest from educational institutions and public watchers.
A report notes milk samples contain butter fat from 2S to 5.5 percent. With 5.5 percent butter fat valued, the rest is only about half the price. Standard butter fat is 3.25 percent and total solids equal 8.5 percent, prompting concerns over pricing and quality.
Pickett Wishart tried to pass a log wagon on a Greensfork road. He honked as the wagon veered to the same side, causing a collision that threw two autos’ occupants from the car. The machine’s spindle bent, needing factory repairs. The log wagon sustained no noted damage.
In Lowell Massachusetts the sun worshipers prepare to open their national conference with sack cloth and ashes. Dr Hanish of Chicago reputed as a reincarnated prophet will lecture on healing by touch telepathy sun baths and fastings. The gathering attracts attendees from across the United States and Canada.
The sheriff will probe alleged seining of county streams in the northwest. Reports of seining have been frequent and the sheriff suspects a cause. He was called from Greensfork about one o'clock after a lantern light seining claim near Williamsburg, but declined to form a midnight searching party.
Edward Keller of New Lisbon was brought to Easthaven Asylum today by Deputy Sheriff Burr of New Castle. He had suffered a nervous trouble for about two years, was sent to a sanitarium at Oxford, and returned home. His wife’s illness grew critical, leading to the decision to remove Keller. He was placed in the Henry County infirmary two weeks ago, leaving behind a large farm and other property.
Everett Lemon, a former Richmond young man, is appointed assistant treasurer of the Wisconsin Central railroad, with Henry C. Starr as president. Lemon will assume duties next month after years as private secretary to Starr and roles in CC & L and American Creosoting. The story celebrates the so called Richmond school of railroad men and its notable graduates.
The Palladium closes its Niagara Falls and Canada voting contest Thursday. Ballots clipped from the Palladium and Sun Telegram and subscriptions are due by 6 p m on Thursday July 2 at the Westcott Hotel reading room at 6 30 p m the count begins and winners are announced after. Numerous subscription options grant votes for the entrant, with lists showing leading entrants such as Ethel Wysong Ruby Hodgin Estella Coates Adda Study among others.
Robert Blackburn swears Blackburns Cas tor Oil Pills do not contain Croton Oil and will pay $1000 to anyone who proves otherwise by chemical tests. The affidavit, sworn in Montgomery County Ohio in June 1908, notes the pills as a harmless remedy for constipation.
Morocco City on June 29 reports Elm tongui tribesmen who defeated Mulai Hafid’s followers, killing three chiefs and wounding many after their June 21 victory that routed a Hafid column. Advices from Fez say Mulai Hafid plans to leave Rabat at month’s end.
Leota King testified in circuit court that Ollie King had become abusive and repeatedly threatened to cut her head off. Judge Fox granted a divorce after considering her statements. The suit followed a prior continuation. Leota said Ollie faced theft charges in Eaton, Ohio, and failed to support her, relying on her brother for maintenance.
Three Cambridge City youths, including Goodwin and two Hickman brothers, face charges of petty depredations and burglaries. They reportedly climbed roofs and pried cellar doors to access stores. Local officials consider reform school custody and training to steer them away from crime.
Atlantic City June 29 Rob ert Ohnmeiss Jr cashier of Marine Trust company arrested on suspicion of defalcation amounting to 20500 He confessed that he played the stock market and became hopelessly involved in the losses and attempted to cover them.
Supt Bailey issues annual proclamation restricting fireworks to after 6 p m Friday until midnight on July 4 with police authority for arrests outside those hours. Dealers urged to warn buyers. City ordinance of 1879 prohibits explosives on dates other than July 4 and Christmas Day.
Cambridge City June 29 Bishop Warne of India outlined the mission field and home life there praising Christian work. The address highlighted India needing Christian support. audience heard vivid descriptions of Indian life and the potential for missionary effort.
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