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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
4
Selwyn confronts Gerald about his nightlife and card debts in a tense office scene. Neergard arrives with news, while Selwyn advises Gerald to quit the habit and avoid risk, stressing honesty, restraint, and the dangers of gambling among the social set.
Captain Selwyn grills Neergard on a plot where the Stowitha club controls 4,000 acres of land and fixes rents, while Neergard envisions options on every acre and a push to exploit underground water as a gold mine. He suggests selling or leveraging the land and warns of cautious funding to avoid exposure.
A promotional piece speaks to a husband about the fate of his wife if he dies, urging provision for her future. It emphasizes the wife as a cherished partner and stresses ensuring a comfortable, secure life, with the reader asked to consider estate support to prevent hardship after loss.
President elect Taft confirms Senator Knox of Pennsylvania will be secretary of state. Taft says he expects to consult Knox freely about filling cabinet posts, including attorney general, and to coordinate the justice and commerce departments for unified work. Knox delays decision to protect party and Pennsylvania interests. Augusta Ga December 19.
Senator Knox announced his acceptance of new duties while expressing great reluctance to leave the Pennsylvania Senate seat. He stated public service is a duty to state and country, and he accepted philosophically the offices that came to him. Roosevelt Begins Preparing Evidence for Congress on Secret Service in response to Perkins resolution.
In Ohio near Morrow a blast at the Senior Powder Company plant instantly killed Clinton Ertle aged 30 and Wil Urton aged 23 who worked in the mill. The glazing opie was wrecked and property loss pegged at 3000 dollars. Officials withheld full cause of the accident. Separately, Washington County voted dry by a 1300 majority, impacting state senator Rowe’s Rose local option law.
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