13 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
1
A sermon laments luxury and fashionable spending, urging women to uphold moral integrity as the nation’s safeguard. It argues excess among the wealthy erodes virtue, harms families, and leads to decline, while calling men to restraint and society to value industrious economy.
An advertisement urges rapid action in danger and kidney distress citing Doan’s Kidney Pills as effective. It includes a testimonial from Adem Snyder about backache relief and mentions the product’s price and supplier. The piece also promotes new quick dessert products under Easy to Make with Le-Zerta Quick Pudding U-Zerva Perfect Jelly Dessert and DeZerta Cream Powder.
Washington April 13 A House committee on election of president vice president and representatives in Congress has favorably acted on a resolution for direct popular election of senators and representatives. The measure, by Norris Nebraska, proposes four year terms and constitutional amendments. Latimer spoke for railroad rate measures while Foraker debated amendments and argued on constitutional grounds. Lodge commented on export vs domestic rate practices.
Chicago April 13 Dowie refuses to relinquish control of the Christian Catholic church and vows a vigorous legal campaign to regain Alan Cuy and then enter Zion City with full authority. He secures a postal order transferring mail to Chicago as he faces Voliva ally Dowle and a deserting aide.
State Treasurer William H Berry announced several appointments with pay levels unsettled. Key staff retained include managers and clerks from the treasurer's office in Harrisburg. Appointments listed include WoL Me af Ridkey Park as cashier, Patrick Fi as inspector, D. Bians as clerk, and additional named aides Elizabeth Mounds and Dr A O Stone among others.
A diver died and another was seriously injured when dynamite exploded unexpectedly during an effort to reach a drowned hunter’s body near Michigan Center. Two divers were preparing to explode a charge underwater to surface the body. the blast occurred before they could flee. Other items note Kaiser obstructs England’s path over Sinai, non union strike actions in Mahoney City, and the death of railroad man Charles M. Bannett in Urbana Ohio.
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