11 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1908
Page
1
A religious leader denounces governing authorities for alleged pressuring of the public by monopolies. He warns against harsh action and suggests corporations must heed biblical principles, noting a coming shift as public sentiment and policy evolve.
Advertising rates change to one cent a word if unpaid, half a cent if paid in cash. Library Hall hosted the melodrama As Told in the Hills to a small audience with risqué moments and a dramatic gunshot. The Nichols Brothers wowed with fancy skating at Palace Rink through Thursday. Pennington's offered ready made spring shirt patterns. Edith Fleming celebrated a birthday with friends visiting at her home. Mrs. R. H. Wilson of Salzeburg survived a kitchen gas explosion and expects a quick recovery. Borough council passed paving ordinances after weeks of readings and authorized publication by Clerk Dobn and Taylor.
Classified notice seeking a day nurse for caring for young children with inquiry to contact the office. Includes terse line about salesmen positions for a wholesale grocery house recruiting in every town to take orders by sample. Address Thomas W. Shields 200 Fairmont Street, Eapiobe, Pa.
J M Marshall begins campaign for County Commissioner energized by news of a new grandson born to his daughter in San Diego California. The ad touts Hyomel as the best remedy for catarrh promising money back if not satisfied. The article notes the popularity and claimed cures of Hyomel in Indiana.
Broad claim touts Hem-Roid as a world leading internal remedy for piles in tablet form. It guarantees curing established piles when used for a month, priced at 1.00 with a guarantee and shipment from Niagara Falls New York, via Hildebrand Indiana address.
Thousands of workers return to duty at Lorain plant of National Tube Company after months of shutdowns under adverse conditions. Industry leaders in Cleveland and Northern Ohio report optimism as orders rise and full-time staffing is anticipated soon, with multiple plants resuming full or double shifts across Ohio and nearby states.
New York February 14. Grand jury for New York county returns five indictments after investigating bank transactions connected to Charles W. Morse promoter of the American Ice and Consolidated Steamship companies. Two grand larceny counts target Morse, who was en route from Europe on the Campania and is returning on counsel advice.
A dense, diarylike dispatch from Pittabure and nearby towns records a mix of local incidents. Injuries from a trolley fall in Pittsburg lead to a fatal outcome. a gas well reports 130 pounds pressure in Findlay. fires, accidents, and deaths thread through towns from Marietta to Zanesville and Sharon to Wilkes-Barre. A priestly concern appears as philanthropy aids the unemployed in Philadelphia’s Kensington district. rail workers face injuries and trains are delayed or rerouted amid various strikes and safety issues.
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