24 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1908
Page
1
Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler argues unions must regulate rather than dominate. He calls for harmony between capital and organized labor through mutual concessions and universal arbitration, urging union men to pursue justice and candor in their demands.
By ERMAN J RIDGWAY publisher of Everybodys Magazine. The press must relate to our unrest and country. It influences social problems through its network of wires connecting sections. Editorial power fades not from editors lack but from readers and machines. The reader now demands facts over theory and less personal opinion.
Senictur Eugenii Hale argues against deploying a large fleet to Asian waters, claiming it worsens war alarms and risks angering Japan. He urges peace talks and cautions legislators about the dangers of a great naval expedition diverting from harmony with Japan.
A vintage notice extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy with price and efficacy claims. Also reports an elaborate wedding in an athletic church at Mast Wandergrift with three bridesmaids and three groomsmen and several days of festivities. A separate note promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestive health.
Listings advertise sale of a livery outfit from J Frank Gibson at Creekside Pa along with various secondhand items for sale including a cooking stove heat ing stove and furniture. Also notices for rent and missing items plus a testimonial touting Chamberlain Cough Remedy with local pharmacist availability.
A fragment from page one shows a crowded scene as a large audience fills the house. About a half hundred boys were placed on the stage, with only a cafeteria barre to eat noted among the limited readable details.
Lodians express support for a local endorsement claiming Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney trouble. The letter includes a testimonial from Mes J Clorrhran of 334 South Sixth Street, Indians Pa, praising relief from back pain and work impairment after using the product. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as national sale agent.
In Floyd City Johnstown on February 24 the Collie Club of America exhibit draws fully 160 entries from across the country with 20 local entrants. John R. Filton oversees the event at the Penn Traffic Co. fire site. Notable attendees include Mrs. Walters Philadelphia with three collies and William Ellery San Francisco with five dogs. Harrisburg judge John Black presides as collies are judged by class with $700 in cash prizes and about $500 in medals to be awarded.
Mrs G Partridge of Franklin Mass describes grippe recovery after using Vinol a cod liver oil product praised for restoring appetite health and strength. The ad claims Vinol with peptonate iron derived from fresh cod livers enhances vitality. Also notes money back offer. Clarence Bennetts Royal Slave company arrives from Johnstown with two performances at Library Hall this evening.
Prof Brooke has built a large dancing class for older residents. He invites all to attend and “get young again.” Learn the new cure for rheumatism from George Dirkie. Session runs 7:30 to 9, Social 9 to 12. 14T Street.
A public meeting of the Anti-Seloon Leagas is set for this evening at 7:09. Attendees should arrive early as seating may be limited and a brief address is expected.
Melbourne reports Prime Minister Alfred Deakin says Australia has cordially invited the American battleship fleet to visit principal Australian seaports. The government notes such a visit would mark a new era in the Pacific region and compares it to receptions at Valparaiso, Callao and other ports. No reply yet received.
Young King Manuel spends a precarious day in his own palace receiving reports as uprisings loom. Authorities credit strict military precautions for calm, while seditious talk grows and soldiers show weariness. Anarchist threats loom alongside revolutionary plots.
Baltimore and Ohio shops and roundhouse in Cumberland Maryland have called back nearly all furloughed workers including several tire repairers. Some workers are now required to work overtime to speed freight locomotive production halted earlier this year.
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