22 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1905
Page
1
Jeannette L Gilder, novelist and poet, argues that divorce stems from selfishness and dishonesty. She contends an honest person meets business and gambling debts yet fails to honor domestic obligations, equating repudiation of marital duties with refusal to repay debts in the lottery era.
Johnstown and surrounding towns show a flurry of travel and social mentions. Guthrie and Rows visit from Blairsville, Altoona visitors Moore and Buchanan in Pittsburg, Nelson from Nelson Buchanan Co in Indiana, Elkin a Philadelphia student returning home, Moorhead witnesses a State game, St Clair from DeKalb in town, Crossman summoned to Punxsutawney for ill mother, Oberlin of that place cited, Anderson teaching in Indiana High School, deputies dispatched to Bhavsber festivities, Holmes preaches at the Methodist church, Laughlin from the journal office returns home, McGreight from twowa to Kiski for a Pittsburg Laterecholastics game, O Leary from Normal scouting the local guest line, and paper-store calls urged for Wapaera call.
The remains of Daniel Egan exhumed in Johnstown and moved to Cameron's Bottom for burial after weather delays. Egan lived in Indiana county before settling in Johnstown. Mrs Anna Berkey of Latrobe died after long illness aged 60, survived by children John, Harvey, Alice College, Mary Livingston, and Samuel Burgey. burial planned tomorrow.
Miss Blanche Ewing of Olivet visited home last week in Olivet. George Ewing favors employment in Vandergrift. Rev Atchison of Allegheny visited J R Crantford. Lewis Rearick of Apollo visited Mrs S H Snyder last week. Arthur Yates Lucian Hobinson and Walter Arms of the B R P B visited the mines at Clarksburg.
The Barnesboro Star notes a foreign resident living at a henge and running a boarding setup stalls his team in a cellar. It suggests he should hire a proper stable and take a stall for himself to improve the arrangement.
The G Dun & Co weekly trade review notes erratic weather but overall satisfactory results with early delays followed by increased activity. Fall deliveries appear rich, spring and summer contracts rise, wages climb May 1, and iron and steel demand remains strong. Transportation, foreign trade, and coal markets show gains and steady conditions.
National League standings show Cincinnati at 5, Chicago 2, with Philadelphia and New York and others noted as rain delays. American League results list Boston at 4 and other teams with rain, including Washington and Cleveland, in Friday play.
Kentucky Horses including saddlers drivers and roadsters shown at Auneingham's livery and sale stable in Ladiana Pa for private sale.
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania forecast fair Saturday and Sunday with warmer conditions on Sunday and fresh northwest winds. Western Virginia shows rain at times Saturday and Sunday with warmer later. overall pleasant weekend with periods of rain in the east.
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