13 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1907
Page
1
James P. Monroe argues that education has shifted from individual and family to the whole community shaping youth. He warns modern society, with diverse immigrants and vast industry, requires a social, complex education to preserve civic virtue and moral discipline across all classes.
A dramatic plea condemns loveless marriages driven by money and status. It warns that marrying for gold destroys happiness and fuels divorce, urging women to choose love in marriage and to seek a holy union blessed by God. The piece frames the divorce crisis as a threat to civilization and Christianity, urging timely reform.
Aug. reports from Steubenville Newark Johnstown Shawnee New Castle Braddock describe a wrecked iron bridge at Heluca near Steubenville and several deaths including Teo! Davis who died after leaping from a Wheeling and Lake Erie train near Mingo Junction, Waller Anderson dying from heart failure after a boat incident, John Grubb swallowing carbolic acid, a murder at Tom Craig's barn dance, a child near paralysis after a fall, and Charles Dinkey withdrawing support causing a team to quit, reflecting a string of tragedies and disruptions in Ohio and Pennsylvania communities.
Fragmented entry lists multiple corporations and commodities with unclear punctuation. Mentions include Amalgamated companies, Distillers, Reading, U S Rubber, U S Steel, Wabash, Southern Pacific, and various regional references. The text appears to summarize quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade as reported by W. A. Jamiller.
S Jemison of Spring Grove York County Pennsylvania praises Chamberlains Cello Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claims five years of family use and widespread recommendations in York county with consistent cures. The remedy is said to be sold by all druggists.
Paris reports French government hesitates to extend actions beyond restoring order in Morocco. Spain presses for joint note to powers, but France may resist, while mobilization in Algeria and Toulon remains precautionary. Tangier notes Sir Harry MacLean freed by Bandit Ralsuli to Elkmes tribe.
A ghost bear, ownerless, roams Sagamore Hill woods near Oyster Bay. In foggy hours it visits President Roosevelt's residence, triggering a secret service stakeout, roof sightings, and a hunt by dogs and stablemen that lasts three hours before dawn. Tracks remain the sole proof.
In Belfast on August 18 troops fired on rioters near the constabulary barracks in the Gullingtree area. A woman and four men were killed and many wounded as stones and bricks flew, crowds resisted dispersal after the riot act was read amid clashes with soldiers and police.
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