04 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
1
A fragmented editorial discusses tax policy and wealth transfer. It critiques high inheritance taxes and advocates accountability for expenditure, arguing strong public finance hinges on responsible spending and fair tax design to curb lavish fortunes.
William Jennings Bryan argues language shapes political power from Magna Carta to modern times. He asserts government by consent, universal righteousness, and trust in public conscience as essential to liberty and peaceful governance.
The Daily Gazette shares twenty five years experience with celery growth. Dig a deep trench then fill with rich earth, plant in double zig zag rows six to eight inches apart, keep ground damp and bank soil around the plants. Tie plants with rope to stakes before frost, then fill, pack, and finally unwind rope after a few days. Lift and store celery in a trench or cellar corner covered with boards and earth for winter preservation. South Side Gardner
Lost on Friday a gold monogram pin made from a three dollar gold piece. Lost either on Philadelphia Church or Water streets. Finder please leave at this office. Also a local ad urges White Dress Goods sale at Helena H Vogal’s on August 2 to 4 with very low prices.
Every Tuesday through Sept 26 the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway offers round trip tickets from Indiana to Niagara Falls for 7.45 and to Toronto for 8.90 with return validity within 1b days from date of sale. Details from company agents and schedule notes accompany the announcement.
Examiners Poulson and Rawley filed reports with Probate Judge Pardee showing a treasury deficit of 272 454 dollars. They note the deficit was 892 184 dollars at the start, with much borrowed money since returned. Much of the loans are unsecured or renewals by former treasurers under current treasurer Jed J. Smith. Smith says courthouse bank is unsafe for funds and railway costs and salaries force him to loan funds to cover expenses.
Cleveland on August 4 Judge Kennedy cleared Mayor Johnson of contempt for tearing up a flag tied to the Cleveland Bleuiteral company case. W J Springhorn, public service director, shared in the injunction, receiving a $190 fine and costs. Attorneys for Springhorn filed for a new trial.
The native of Carlisle, Mr Shiver, died from injuries after a June 21 accident aboard a vessel while returning home. He was 21 inches tall? The report notes his mother at 300 pounds and two brothers as large men.
Weber a noted government contractor died in a Huntington hospital after taking opium with suicidal intent His wife drowned herself in the Sabine river at Beaumont Texas two months earlier and grief is believed to have caused his death Weber owned contracts for the United States building in Huntington and for one at McKeesport Pa Also mentions coal miners wage settlement at Coshocton and a murder case in Gallipolis with unclear details
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