14 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1906
Page
1
Township constables persist in ignoring the law over the erection of legible sign boards at road crossings. Why are these unsung officials not held to task for their negligence in this important safety matter.
A historical essay argues that women with higher education and culture develop real sympathy and feeling beyond traditional displays. It contends educated women resist performative emotion, valuing restrained poise, intellect, and genuine affection over primitive expressions.
Local correspondence reports a series of social calls and church lectures. Visitors include Misses Gertrude Evans and Elsie Evans from Greenville, Guy McCormick of Florence, and Benjamin Findley of Indiana. Several residents, including Miss Ollie Buchanan and Mrs Hall, travel to and from Indiana for visits and events.
The Kittanning fair August 14 to 17 offers reduced railroad excursion fares from Pittsburg Mienton Brookville Sligo Butler Tarentum Indiana Blairsville Intersection to Kittanning and return through August 18. Minimum fare is 25 cents. Also notes high interest rates and convenient withdrawals from The Farmers Bank of Indiana and The First National Bank of Indiana. These banks advertise 4 percent interest compounded twice yearly and easy access to funds with no need for long notice.
A Bryan statement targets the Democratic National Committee case involving Roger Sullivan. He claims Sullivan and Hopkins blocked Democrats’ political rights by force or fraud. Bryan insists Sullivan must resign, arguing party purity hinges on cleansing leadership and rejecting misinformed claims from M F Dunlap.
Miss Elizabeth Case known as Miss Case, who created a disturbance during a church service attended by President Roosevelt, faces lunacy proceedings in Nassau County. Examiners Dr Fowler and Dr Seamar found her mentally incompetent to be at large. Judge Jackson in Mineola will issue an order to bring her before the court, with service awaiting a later date.
Lost a newsboy's Evening Gazette receipt book. Finder please return to this office. Wanted a girl to help serve on Saturday nights at the Indiana Candy Works. Two girls at once one for kitchen and one for dining room at Hines House. Lost a bandling bearing initials BE H S to A M J between the Baptist church and the K R and P station. Finder please return to this office. Lost on Friday between Little's farm and Washington and Thirteen stems a lady's pocket book containing 56 in money and a pair of nose glasses. Finder please return to this office.
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