01 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
1
The public conscience grows on tainted money and church figures press for action. The speaker urges a courageous, determined stance rather than just consecrating ill gained funds. Americas leads the first move, contrasting with past lax attitudes towards money from crime.
A dramatic account from Burton E Stevens on the Holladay Case outlines strong circumstantial evidence against a woman in the murder. The narrative previews a mystery with a young lawyer's bold move and a chaotic pursuit across the sees as described in the serial tale.
The report lists multiple residents visiting relatives and friends over Thanksgiving with dates and places including Pittsburg Blairsville Indiana Batrobe and Cambridge Springs. Individuals named include Marion Munshower V tele Myers Barry White Jr Charles B Wink and Edward Mack. Several families like Wilson Sutton and Watson Gathria are mentioned along with local teachers and editors visiting home for the holiday.
Local residents, including Thompson, Walderwood, McGovern, Nelson, Guthrie, Hosack, Rosace, Watt, Laughlin, Gaughin, Daughita, Unsaghlin, and others, are mentioned in family visits, Thanksgiving plans, and health improving travels. The column notes Thanksgiving gatherings, upcoming journeys to Philadelphia and Minneapolis, and a Pittsburg teaching stint, with brief mention of fast dessert products advertised for holiday use.
An Indiana citizen endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. Jesse Mekaan, architect and contractor, credits the remedy with curing backache and irregular kidney action since summer 1897. He urges others to procure Doan's Kidney Pills, 50 cents, via Miller Co. Buffalo, NY, sole U.S. agents.
A Jersey Central type of wreck near Stoney Creek on the Lehigh River caused a locomotive and three coaches to plunge into the river. Initial reports say most occupants were killed or injured with engines, cars, and telegraph lines strewn along the riverbank. Witnesses and officials from Jersey City and nearby towns scrambled to confirm fatalities as rescue work continued.
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