19 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1905
Page
1
Rev Washington Gladden argues the modern Christian must carry religion into business not for personal gain but as service. He cites Andrew Carnegie on wealth distribution, condemns extortionary wealth, and asserts industry and government are divine missions requiring Christian ethics in management and public service.
An editorial argues for laws limiting stock and bond levels to cap capital invested, curb consolidation, and reduce dominance in industry. It contends such rules would lessen magnate power, preserve competition, and favor broader opportunity, even if some firms fail in fierce trades.
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with brief notes of travel and visits. Ira A. Myers in Bradford, Dr RK F McHenry and Murray Thompson from Hellwood in Indiana, D D Johnston at Indians registered in Pittsburg, and others traveling between Pittsburg, Marion Center, and nearby towns. Memorial Day plans, university students home for vacation, church and professional events appear among a long chain of local social notices.
John Johnston's mother Martha Johnston hosted visitors this week while Johnston, a portmaster and procurant merchant, is tied to Valley Park Missouri. Earl Pak, a junior in Western University's Dental department, traveled through Todiana to Marion Cantor's funeral for his grandfather William Thompson. Mrs James McCreight Reynoldsville plans to return Friday after her mother's passing. Her sister Harriet Walker travels with Miss Armstrong Indiana. John Clark departed yesterday for Altoona to visit relatives before returning home.
The Johnstown Club of the Tri State League opens the season against State College at State College tomorrow. George Atherton, son of State College president Atherton, manages Johnstown. Lefty Mollyson, formerly of Hideraridge, is expected to pitch for the college tomorrow. Indiana Normal starts Monday with Leechburg visiting. The Leechburg team, top semi pro players from the Kiskimineta valley, recently beat Apollo Elks 16 to 1. Joe King, ex East Liberty Academy, to pitch and play for Normal this spring. The Holy City coming to Indiana April 27 with Gordon Bennett's production at the Alvin Theatre.
A small family seeks a girl for general house work and cooking duties. Inquire at once at 777 Wayne Avenue. Another ad requests a girl who can cook and bake pies, apply at Weamer's restaurant, 195.
Supreme Court ruling upholds the bakers 10 hour law and sparks fear of a national strike by about 6 000 bakers in major cities. Union leaders warn of conflict if a 1 hour day is not won, while New York journeymen and bosses debate a contract renewal due May 7.
Genwood Springs April 19 reports indicate President Roosevelt's hunting camp on the Charles Penny ranch near New Castle. Courier Mimer Chapman arrived, will take the 9 40 train to Glenwood Springs, bearing bear skin evidence of a successful hunt. Corespondents observed but received no details. camp remains stationed amid heavy snow with fresh trail found today.
A railroad company plans major upgrades at Potsylvania offices in Columbus to ease crossings. A second track will be laid through Covington in Miami County of the Indianapolis division, allowing limited trains to pass the village without stopping.
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