09 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
1
A reader cites Mr Shadwell on industrial efficiency and contrasts rising materialism with the value of religious sentiment. The piece argues for elevating religious ideals in childhood education and fair treatment of denominational schools as essential to a nation's posterity.
Matinee races slated for tomorrow depend on weather with Friday’s meet touted as one of the year’s best. Entries include Nickel, Bolle M, Morrell, Trulby, Cromwell, Miss Tyler and more with talk of Dr Duvinanu and BE B Campbell in a decisive third race. Deposit info promotes First National Bank.
Ralph Clawson ten months died after a short illness. services led by Rev. Pershing with interment at Hopewell. Hattie Kirkland, about 17, died in Dr Wellman’s Infirmary Elskeville after hospital stay. funeral at home east of Blairsville. Bank deposit safety note appears after obituary.
Every Tuesday to September 25 the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Ry sells excursion tickets from Indiana to Niagara Falls and Toronto with return validity within 15 days. Niagara Falls fare is 7.45 and Toronto fare 8.90. Consult company agents for full information. The First National Bank of Indiana pays four percent on one year time deposits with no notice required.
Classified notice promotes cheap quick help by advertising in the Evening Gazette. It suggests a girl is wanted at once to clerk at the Indiana Candy Works, with a brief ad line referencing 284 (f and similar stray OCR text.
Chicago on August 4 23 men were drawn to serve on the federal grand jury for forthcoming testimony in charges against Standard Oil and several railroads entering Chicago. Names sent to Marshal Hoy for telegraphic summons as court monitors secret service checks proceed under Judge Bethea.
The escaped New Castle murderer Tom O'Toole was spotted in Cuyahoga Falls. He drank at Charles Shoaf's Silver Lake Junction saloon, then fled as a posse pursued him toward Crystal Lake. Police plan to renew the hunt in the area around Akron and New Castle.
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