27 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1910
Page
1
Walter H. Jackson serves as editor and magnate while Tam casts a vote at a Ted event. The note references local voting activity and the roles of individuals in the newsroom.
A roundup of residents visiting Indiana and surrounding towns. Albert Guiste of Armstrong Township spent the day in Indiana. Mrs. Joseph Dever of Pittsburg revisited her father, Mrs. A. A. Gossler. Thomas E. Walker near Shelocta was an Indians business visitor on Friday. William N. Dickie of Homer City won an Indiana business visitor Friday evening. Niece Lawrence Getty returned home on Church Street after visiting Tarentum and Apollo Mire. Vennia McCauley of Harrisburg, guest of Mrs. C. A. Geasler, left for home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vine Grandall of Athens, Pa., guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutton for several weeks. William Anderson of West Lebanon visiting friends and relatives in Indiana today. expects to complete Normal course here this coming term. Charlotte Dickey of Blacklick, county secretary of the Christian Endeavor Union, spent today in Indiana en route home from the Clymer convention. James McKendrick of Philadelphia and Robert McKendrick and daughter Effie of Windber returned home Friday after attending the Gibson reunion.
Missouri Pacific freight wreck at Booneville Missouri on August 27 killed five trainmen and injured several others due to operator failing to show signals. The dead include engineers F Kuehn and D B Finnell, brakeman C I Roth, and firemen D C G Frederick and George Tageurt.
Extreme Texas weather spans a Panhandle snowstorm and hot southern heat. In less than three hours some towns saw a forty degree drop as coats became needed, while other regions faced scorching conditions. A distinct report from Springfield notes a couple eloped and wed in Toledo after a brief courtship.
Ex President Roosevelt arrives in Fremont Nebraska amid a blazing reception with plans to rally Western supporters for 1912. Crowds cheer his crops and anti corruption stance as he vows to attack corporate power and defend farmers.
Spokane Washington August 27 restoration of telegraph communication with the St Joe valley Idaho is reported the first since the forest fire outbreak though verification of fatalities among firefighters remains uncertain government officials list eighty six dead while most closely involved put missing at eighty three with returns from the Caner d Alene region awaited to reconcile figures complex firefighting efforts continue across the fire zone with uncertain casualty counts
Gifford Pinchot former chief forester accuses Senators Heyburn and Carter and Representative Mendelis of opposing funds needed for fire fighting. He praises the forest service work while targeting named officials. Also notes Princeton Tofty tower fund progress and a West Virginia fire destroying buildings including a post office with $30,000 loss.
Mr Claude Brown of Reynoldsville NL reports months of kidney trouble cured by Foley's Kidney Remedy after trying many treatments. He calls it invaluable. The ad also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for hay fever asthma and summer bronchitis, claiming quick relief, soothing inflamed air passages, and no opiates or harmful drugs.
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