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Newspaper
The Richmond Palladium And Sun Telegram
Location
Richmond, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
4
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Sonia Sadona the widow of the Marsovian banker arrives in Paris amid a whirl of gallants and rumors of a twenty million fortune. Ambassador Popoff introduces Prince Danilo, but Sonia insists she has not forgotten him and changes the mood of the room.
Wational Ticket presents William Howard Taft of Ohio for president and James S. Sherman of New York for vice president on a Republican slate. The ticket emphasizes reform and national unity in a period of party consolidation.
Liberty Indiana June 29 Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 114 held a memorial service to decorate graves of deceased members. About 110 Knights and 50 Pythian Sisters joined a parade from Castle Hall to West Point Cemetery where ritual services and floral tributes were given. City attorney Crate D. Bowen of Indianapolis delivered an eloquent address.
A state audience of fifty thousand women uses Easy Task soap each week citing its gentle effect on hands its whitening power and labor saving qualities. The notice invites all members to attend an important meeting at the hall with J C Braxton as secretary.
Washington June 29 Taft corrected a story that William Loeb Jr secretary to Theodore Roosevelt was offered the Republican national committee chair and declined. Taft did not offer Loeb any carte blanche and only sought to give him a good post. Loeb plans to go into business after Roosevelt's term ends.
William W. Fry of 830 North Twelfth St Richmond Indiana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased his long standing kidney trouble. He described symptoms including foul secretions sediment brick dust and nocturnal urination. After starting the pills the malady left him and he urges others to use Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold by dealers price fifty cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Denver June 29 The Joan A Johnson boom collapses and the race pivots to Bryan for the presidential nomination. Prominent Democrats urged opposition to Bryan and tried to rally anti Bryan forces with telegrams to Sullivan and others, aiming to steer states under Sullivan’s influence.
Gen Luke E Wright arrived in Washington at 11 oclock traveling for two weeks and seeking a quiet room. He plans to visit the War Department to familiarize himself with pending matters and meet officials ahead of assuming his post as secretary of war.
The article argues Bryan's two thirds strength cannot be undermined and his nomination threatened. Leaders doubt an easy move to turn him aside, while Bryan still holds the key to the second slot and can steer vice presidential picks if pressed. Richmond Pearson Hobson will advocate a stronger navy plank in the platform.
Oyster Bay June 2 President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with the children attended morning services at Christchurch where Bishop Burgess of Long Island presided The president spent the rest of the day quietly at home with only Fitzhugh Lee from the yacht Sylph calling on him
New York June 21 The Roosevelt nearing readiness for a northward voyage with Commander Peary in charge. Crew rested after port work and supplies secured including 15 000 pounds pemmican. Start planned July 1 with Grant Land arrival targeted for early September. Surgeon Dr Goodsell travels with Peary for medicine supplies.
Mrs Alice McCaffery of Cambridge received a pony and cart as a present last week from Mrs Alice Atkinson of Wabash. The pony is described as a fine animal and Miss McCaffery may well be proud of it.
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