30 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
1
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler argues that signs point toward a rising Internationalism and an era of international development. He contends that applying modern standards to past conflicts is misleading, noting humanity has progressed and asking whether current ethics apply forward.
VAN ORSDEL reflects on early career struggles for young lawyers and the value of self reliance and hard work. He warns that prioritizing money over legal problem solving harms development, while enduring hardship can forge independence and long term success.
Mrs. Mary Jane Wakefield of Blairsville testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her husband George W Wakefield's severe back pain and kidney trouble after a three to four day episode. She notes seven years of relief with only occasional rheumatic pains, praising the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
Pats Aug 4 report suggests a return of the guillotine as France faces continued crime and an appeal hangs on Soleillant condemned for the brutal murder. The high court denied appeal, and authorities including Prefect Lepine plan to erect a secluded site for the execution amid public support.
The report lists closing quotations and figures from the Chicago Board of Trade as reported by W. A. Hamilton from the Marshall Building. It includes stock and commodity quotes such as Amn, Smelt, Rel, U S Steel, Wabash, Sugar, and others with various numerical values.
President Harahan of the Illinois Central arrived in Chicago from New York after a board meeting, where he issued a statement addressing reports of a controversy with former President Stuyvesant Fish. He denies any favoritism and explains his position regarding the contested incident reported from the directors’ meeting.
Erie real estate dealer Fred Kurtis, 23, drowned in Misery bay near the peninsula. The report references a turmoil at a railroad board meeting in which President Harahan and Mr. Fish clashed over a resolution demanding an investigation. The scuffle halted business as chairs and voices rose amid accusations and adjournment confusion.
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