05 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1905
Page
1
Aimed at women entering business, the speaker champions individuality, hard work, and heart in tasks. She notes Roosevelt's energy inspires, cautions against emulating men, and urges women to prove capability without adopting masculine traits. Her message emphasizes perseverance and value from experience.
Harry and Bert Simpson and Irene return from a visit to their former home in Kittanning. Mr and Mrs Hugh Wylie of New Isthe visit friends. Wylie heads home tomorrow while his wife stays till Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hudson of Reverly return from Indiana to settle here. The Women’s Hospital Association of Glatcote plans a progressive supper on Thursday evening, April 47, with Joseph A Donnelly and Mrs O S Fink in charge. Two players, Rang Moffett of Haat Liberty and Spear O’Leary of Homestead, enter Normal as new students noted for future star status. Emma Gregg Roberts, mother of Mary Cole Roberts, dies after a fall from a streetcar, skull fracture, at Allegheny. She was 60, daughter of James Gregg and Elizabeth Gregg, lifelong Worthside residents. Surviving are her daughter Mary and several relatives. Martha Button and Mirth A. Martin marry in Covode.
Local correspondence records residents traveling to Glen Campbell and Livermore, visits by Gourley to Ponxen tawoesy, Morrow family funeral attendance in Smickaburg, Mrs. James McCoy and D B Smith recoveries, Howard and others ill, Turner moving to Lovejoy, Dickson and Tracy relocating for railroad work in Pauxsotawney.
The aged Windber citizen A V Christian died Monday. His body was moved to Indlaang by the P R R and then to Sykesville for interment, accompanied by his wife and three sons.
Chicago voters backed Judge Edward Dunne for mayor as the city shifts toward immediate municipal ownership of street railways. The defeat of Republican John Maynard Harlan followed a bombardment of Wall Street style fears of corporate control, with Dunne’s pro public ownership platform delivering a wide margin.
Washington April 5 The Panama canal commission completes its organization by preserving clerical force and adopting presidential and War Department orders as resolutions. A cable to General Davis authorizes him to continue as governor until Judge Magoon arrives, with no set departure date, as sittings likely run to mid month. Oil gushes near Mount Vernon. The Clark company, Pittsburg, reports a 50 foot oil spout at the Tigsarand well, rupturing tubing and wasting hundreds of barrels, amid widespread leases in Ohio. Silk theft hits Cedar Rapids. A wholesale silk robbery steals 4000 yards valued at 820,000 from Roep and Junsyk.
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