24 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
1
Walter H. Jackson is identified as Managing Editor and C. C G. McLain as Business Manager in the masthead, indicating senior editorial and business leadership for the publication. The text provides no further context or events.
Editorial argues Coatesville lynching shows mob presence equals murder. Court affirms responsibility for actions by association, urging citizens to disown disorderly crowds. Cites need for personal accountability to prevent future outbreaks and preserve public safety. Also advertises Electric Bitters for blood purification and health.
A fragmented classified page lists multiple rental inquiries and job ads. Items include FOR RENT a five room flat over Shaffer and Keller's, Philadelphia area. FOR RENT Hb house with bath. WANTED four good Timothy Day Company workers. WANTED dairy workers and sewing machine operator positions. miscellaneous notices from Garrity Ave address and J H Kotz in town Pennsylvania.
Found on the pavement near Indiana House is a pocketbook to be returned to its owner. Call John A. Scott's niece to identify the book and contents and arrange payment for this notice.
Albert Walker Ewing died at his home after a lingering illness at 7 this morning. He was born October 16, 1848 near Jacksonsile and would have turned 60 if he had lived to October 16. A lifelong resident of tot ana county, he lived in Eldersridge as a boy, then West Lebanon, and for ten years in Indiana. He was the son of the late John and Mary Harold Ewing. He married Miss Mertitta Harbinson, who died 14 years ago. Survived by children Charles Jr. of home, Mrs. Charles Backs of Section Street, and Annie R. of home. one sister Mrs. Jennie Moorhead of Saltzburg, and possibly a brother Willet. Funeral services will be held at his late home on Oak Street this evening, Rev. Fos Crawford officiating. interment in West Lebanon Saturday morning. Foley’s Kidney Remedy ad follows.
The column lists residents and visitors in Indiana and nearby areas. Names include Rev. Frank Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. RL oC. Uatusherty, Horace Uatusherty, Arthur Lowry, Sephas Mack, John Mack, C. E. Stewart, and Nancy Lowry, with notes on travel, employment, and illnesses. Also mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and Foley Kidney Pills as product ads.
Thirty years of association notes the merit of a long friendship with Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds and lung ailments. It touts annual home use and testaments from Concord Michigan and others, with price points and free trial guarantees. It also promotes kidney related pills and flower keeping tips for home care and health.
In Rochester on August 24 Taft, addressing the Grand Army of the Republic, compares Civil War era unity with present political struggles. He warns against socialism and wealth concentration while urging peaceful, steady progress and reflection on Lincoln’s leadership to solve today’s social and political evils.
Hinsdale Aug 24 Dr D K Pearsons the philanthropist who gave away seven million dollars in beneficences has made his last gift He left his Hinsdale residence and five acres valued at 335000 to a public library art gallery and park in fulfillment of his plan to distribute all his wealth for humanity
A cryptic message from a local column warns against excessive chatter and vague chatter. The note cites a cautionary tone about loose talk and unreliable talkers within the community.
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