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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1908
Page
2
A printing plant suffered looting damage during the unrest in Mullurog area near Mullurog Avenue. Police report confirms theft of equipment and mail matter bags. Local officials urge residents to report suspicious activity and review neighborhood watch notices.
Vote counts from New York and Pennsylvania show Bryan leading in several states while Taft performs strongly in others. The piece also notes shifts from 1904 totals and provides current wheat, corn, and livestock market prices with receipts and indicative ranges.
Partly cloudy Wednesday and night, with clearing Thursday. Temperatures expected to rise into the day in Pennsylvania and West Virginia as winds ease and skies brighten.
Furnished room available near the railroad depot. Inquiries may be made at the Gazette office for details and terms.
The National Civic Federation’s annual banquet brought together leaders from labor and capital including Samuel Gompers and Andrew Carnegie. Taft declared unions a force for progress and said he would be president of all the people, while warning against abuses by capital combinations and stressing the need for protective statutes.
Taft faced praise and criticism as speakers lauded his stance while others urged repeal of the Sherman antitrust act. Carnegie drew applause for a plan to align capital and labor under a front sharing system, while Gompers and Ingalls voiced contrasting views on labor goals and antitrust enforcement.
In a Cornstalks paper fragment, a practical examination is discussed. The text mentions a committee or lecturer outlining an inquiry into how a product or process will be produced, referencing culture and count in a terse, unreadable OCR fragment. The exact entities and details remain unclear due to corrupted text.
District Attorney Darrin outlined the state case against T Jenkins Hains in the Bayside Yacht murder of publisher William Artis. The jury selection included 117 men, with Hains expressing confidence in an acquittal as a water tank and model boat dramatized the shooting scene for jurors.
Joé-Frederick Wil Haut MacMonnies, noted American sculptor and painter, sails for France to pack his household belongings from Normandy. He plans to return to the United States to make his permanent home, saying he has lived abroad long enough and his health is restored. Born in Brooklyn forty three years ago, he spent most of his life in France and will sell his Normandy property to resettle in America.
Dr Eliot will address the Civic Forum at Carnegie Hall on lawlessness. Harvard president and Dr Lyman Abbott will oversee the opening meeting, with Abbott presiding and Eliot receiving a warm welcome amid Harvard supporters in New York.
Governor Harrie issued a proclamation calling a special session of the legislature to convene at 10 o'clock a m January 4. No reason stated for the call. A successor to Senator Foraker will be elected at the session.
New Haven Conn Dec 16 Donald Great Mitchell known by the pen name Ie Marvel died at his home Manvelwood in Edgewood a New Haven suburb He had suffered indigestion last August and after a period of partial recovery his condition worsened Sunday The death occurred with his sons Harold and Walter and daughters Mrs Walter Mart Mrs Mason Hoppin and Misses Elizabeth Bessie and Harriet Mitchell at his bedside
An advertisement touts Tonsiline as a antiseptic remedy for sore throat claiming quick relief with the first dose and full cure after a few doses. It markets bottles for sale at druggists in 20 and 50 packages from The Tonsiline Co. of Canton Ohio.
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