10 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1906
Page
1
William J. Shearer, School Superintendent of Elizabeth New Jersey, argues that moral training is the most vital duty for home and school. He asserts that moral acts shape character and destiny more than academic subjects, and calls for systematic moral instruction for every child at school and home.
By Right Reverend Charles Gore, Bishop of Birmingham, condemns an idle, vulgar, aimless society flooded with waste and anxieties. He laments brain fevers and personal crises, warning modern life is overburdened and the era may exhaust itself with excess and triviality.
Indiana reader shares experience with Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan's Ointment. Gardener at State Nervous School reports dull neck pain last spring and relief from kidney-related distress after using the advertised remedies. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY lists Dean's as sole US agents, price 50 cents, urging customers to remember the brand.
In St Petersburg on April 10 the Liberal surge and the Constitutional Democrats win in Moscow sharpen the clash of forces. Witte reportedly tendered his resignation again to the Emperor, signaling that a decision must be made immediately between Billet and Moinistry of the Interior Durnovy. The Emperor is said to be considering and has not replied.
The Evening Post reports that dutiable goods valued about 750000 were allegedly smuggled ashore from the battleship Oregon before sailing to Bremerton. Inspectors were ordered to delay shipments and inspect questionable parcels. Wells Fargo receipts and Santa Fe bills list trunks and cases. Authorities investigated but have not yet established definite facts.
An old medicine advertisement promotes Hyomei as a cure for catarrh. It touts a portable kit with inhaler and bottle, priced at one dollar, with extra bottles for fifty cents. The seller guarantees cure if used as directed or offers a refund.
The American Red Cross reports over 800000 depend on outside help in Japan with 146000 needing food and others earning livelihoods as relief improves. Government relief aims to end outside aid by June. In London a British baseball association is formed to foster amateurs and protect the American National League from importing professionals.
Cincinnati April 10 Rev Mor ris Goldstein longtime cantor at Mound Street Temple and composer of liturgical works used in many synagogues has died aged 65 after 28 years serving the congregation.
Classified ad fragment lists a first mortgage sought for 2000 with the address of this office. Also reads multiple notices offering a sale of industrial equipment and properties in Indiana Pa and Leechburg Pa. Separate rental and sale items reference rooms, houses, timber, and lumber firm listings.
In New York on April 10 President Mitchell said the last holdout bituminous coal operators in Pittsburgh district signed the 1903 wage scale. About 40,000 workers in Western Pennsylvania will gain a 5.65 percent wage increase on 35 to 40 million tons produced yearly. Operators plan to present a counter arbitration proposal at today’s joint conference, aiming to bind both sides for over two years, and may seek Royal Roosevell to convene the strike commission to review the dispute.
Athens April 10. Joint convention of coal miners and operators in Hocking Valley adjourned sine die without agreement. J He Wihider of Sunday Creek co vowed against signing the state 1908 sale. company controls three fourths of output, suspending mines. Miners to sign 1908 sale with willing operators. Preacher Arrested for Bigamy James K L Wylie and Mrs Pannis M Green held on bigamy charge bail $1500. both jailed. Supreme Court Sittings Harrisburg Not meeting this year records moved to eastern district. argument list May 21 1906 at Philadelphia. Engineer Killed Fireman Injured Erie Wreck 10 miles west of Buffalo engineer Wallace Russell killed, fireman George Griffith badly scalded. Gausea Death Two Boys George Brendel 12 Frank Gerber 13 killed by express train at Tenmerdale due fog.
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