24 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
1
Rev Thomas argues for equal partnership of men and women in all life domains. He urges women to actively participate in schools streets and government, not confined to home. He condemns gendered separation in church mission work and calls for coeducation of domestic and public duties.
A historic proposal argues that college physical sports should be managed by faculties. It condemns training youths under heavy strain and calls for moderation in exercise while valuing sports for education when kept within reasonable limits.
Baseball scores with runs hits and errors and pitcher names available by seven each evening at the Indiana Cigar Store. Also offers the NAMELESS and QUAKER BOY cigars.
A pocket inhaler delivers Hyomei to nose throat and lungs, killing catarrhal germs and soothing irritated mucous membranes. The maker, Tom I Hildebrand, offers a money back guarantee and advertises the complete outfit at one dollar with extra bottles for fifty cents.
The San Francisco merchants who lost ships and goods in the fire will build temporary structures on public ground in West Oakland to transact business with no charge for the ten acre site. Banks plan temporary banking rooms in Oakland and employment prospects rise as Western Pacific Railroad offers work to about 300 men, with 1400 more on nearby construction. Newsboys crowd the Oakland Tribune office, and militia guards regulate the eager sellers.
Former Ohio attorney general Frank S Monnett for the Interstate Commerce Commission begins a thorough inquiry in Cleveland into railroads and Standard Oil relations. He gathers testimony on alleged rate suppression against independent oil shippers of Ohio and Pennsylvania with aide from National Petroleum Association secretary Dr Chamberlain.
Washington April 24 The Senate debated railroad reform amid charges over over capitalization and vicious practices. Senator La Follette urged timely true valuation of railroad property and stronger provisions to protect the public from unfair rates. Also noted were donations to the Red Cross and local obituaries.
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