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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
2
An Indiana Post office entry records mail as second class matter. The notation confirms the mail is designated for second class handling under postal regulations. The snippet notes the classification without additional context or entities.
An Indiana Pennsylvania storepromotes Rexall Mucu Tone as a blood cleansing tonic and mucous membrane restorer. The ad claims relief for nervousness headaches fatigue and despondency caused by catarrhal inflammation offering a money back guarantee after a reasonable trial. Elmer W Allison invites customers to try the remedy at Philadelphia Street store.
Beware of Frequent Colds a succession of colds or a protracted cold ends in chronic catarrh. Give every cold attention and you may avoid disbestenable illness. Mrs M White of Butler Tenn says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved her throat and lungs and they are sound now. For sale by all Druggists.
Library Hall announces next Tuesday a display of Oriental pictures by Lymnaco Howe. On Wednesday evening December 16, classics featuring Finster Brown Mary Jane Tige and other characters that boosted Outcault fame will appear with the Buster Brown company including JoParsona.
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for post meal heaviness stomach digestion and bowel regulation. The ad claims tablets strengthen digestion superior to pills and offer a free sample at the drug store with sales by all druggists.
Fragmentary note reports a college student involved in a disruptive incident at Alleoheny College with unclear details and a vague description of actions. No dates or clear names are readable.
A perplexing sermon routine unfolds as Nev. Luton Turpin recycles his sermon with a quip about sparrows, while a young man bound for South Africa reopens a past debate. The piece weaves in barrow anecdotes and a theater alphabet joke from the Washington Post.
A string of old style classified notices lists items for rent including furnished rooms with bath and a seven room house on Wayne Avenue plus a room near the P R R depot. sales of work horses and farming gear. sale of a 128 acre farm near the B R P railroad with meadow grain and buildings priced at 4000 dollars. job ads seek boarders houseworkers and girls to tell books. also requests for poultry buyers and other local services in Indiana Pennsylvania.
In Kansas City Missouri December 11 two more names join the dead from the clash between holy rollers and police raising the tally to four. Sonly Pratt dies at General Hospital and Michael Mullane a policeman dies at Al Toseph's hospital after being mortally wounded. Lam Pratt and Albert O Dalbow die at once. Mullane refused to surrender to protect a woman. Witnesses recall fleeing behind a wagon as James Sharp attacked. Mrs Pratt is held at police headquarters. Sharp, leader of the sect, is arrested at Monticello and wounded in hands and sleeve while claiming to finish the work God sent him to do.
Berlin Heights residents ordered the holy roller group disband. Jacob Hoppinger and J Dreecken of Buffalo were served with notice to leave the community amid fears linked to the Kansas City affair. Threats of resistance followed the action by irate townspeople.
In Berlin on December 11 Reichstag Radical Herr Haussman commented on the arrival of David Jay Hill, the American ambassador. He praised Hill’s appointment and his reception in Berlin, arguing past incidents stemmed from a misunderstanding and stressing the value of intellectual leadership for fostering useful exchanges between Germany and the United States.
Count Johan von Bernstorff sails from Hamburg aboard the Hamburg American Line ship Nuern Amerika for Washington to assume the German ambassador post. He dodges questions about his mission and says he will answer reporters at Sandy Hook, amid talk of a message from Emperor William to President Roosevelt. Also noted, Mrs. Claudia Hains will not attend her husband Captain Peter C. Hains’ New York murder trial.
West Virginia expects showers Friday with Saturday fair and cooler. Western Pennsylvania sees showers Friday with warmer conditions in the east, then cooler and fair Saturday though lake snow possible, winds shifting from south to west. Ohio also forecasts showers Friday and Saturday with cooler, fair conditions and a southerly to northerly wind shift.
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