04 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1911
Page
1
An eo-lase mail matter is tied up in the Indiana postoffice records. The entry notes a misfiled item awaiting routing or processing within the postal system. Further specifics are limited by the fragmentary OCR text available.
Progressive organizations urge action to protect trees from mistreatment in cities and villages. Reported abuses include bark and shoot gnawing by horses, indiscriminate branch cutting by utilities, and root hacking during excavations. Improper pruning is cited as a major, often unseen, injury. experts advocate minimal, precise pruning to preserve tree health and appearance.
An inland farmer, Herman Onnes, arrived aboard the Noordam and, per a ship's carpenter using a lead line, stood nearly two fathoms tall. He plans to tour the Northern States to survey land and modestly estimates seven feet two inches in height.
Chicago reports two highwaymen shootings ending in death. Mrs. Josephine Kaufmann, wife of Edmund Kaufmann of EB Kaufmann & Co, was killed after a theater outing. A struggle with three robbers left Mr. Kaufmann wounded and Mrs. Kaufmann fatally struck in the temple by a stray bullet.
Harvard undergraduates were jolted when Samuel Atkins Eliot Jr. brought Emma Goldman to the Harvard Union dining room. Goldman promised to return to Cambridge to speak to the Social-Iath clubs, of which Eliot was secretary, as he criticized the corporation for barring Mrs. Pankhurst from a prior address.
The article argues for practical observation over theory in transplanting garden flora. It highlights nurserymen who transplant with minimal loss, farmers who fail despite good stock, and growers of fruit, shrubs, blackberries, and raspberries. It includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Advertisement claims a six to fourteen day cure for piles with a money back guarantee if the remedy fails. It promises refunds for ineffective treatment and mentions avoiding bleeding and pain during healing. The copy cites simple dosage instructions and a trial period to judge results.
Ava Julia M. Kittinger, who had posed as a man for almost a year, walked into the Central district police station in St. Louis and asked Captain Schwartz to cash a money order. He noticed her high heels and smooth skin, confirming she was a woman. She answered she wore men's clothes to test gender challenges and said she had faced hard knocks.
Sharon Pa Dec 4 Michael Thies fifteen year old son of Michael Thies was shot in the head in a did not know it was loaded accident. A companion John Jasnook found a .22 caliber rifle and while handling it caused the shooting.
Snow flurries are forecast tonight with unsettled conditions across regions. A few locales may see brief wintry mix as cold air settles in, though major disruptions are not expected.
Los Angeles dec 4 the McNamara brothers in county jail celebrate turkey as they await sentencing. labor leaders press for fund accounting and possible division of remaining defense money while relatives seek damages from the Times. Darrow may face inquiry on fund disposition amid renewed calls for harsh punishment and broader labor reform.
A Maryland woman reportedly applied for a patent on a comb designed to comb the hair with hollow, perforated teeth and a three-reservoir system, promising a novel grooming mechanism. The description suggests an improving tool for hair care with unconventional tooth design.
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