25 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
1
Judge HoH Farrar argues federal power to borrow and tax justifies national banking and post roads. He asserts constitutional authors intended central government to build and operate highways for mails and transport, with incidental use for freight and passengers nationwide.
Attorney General Herbert 5 Hadley argues freight and passenger charges are no longer a controversy. Railroads resemble sovereigns in public duties and must impartially discharge powers. Private rail interests deserve only reasonable returns, and courts have not fixed division of costs. State legislatures face artificial, inelastic rate decisions that harm carriers and shippers. a nonpartisan, expert administrative board should regulate rates.
Oscar S Straus argues Japan demonstrates peaceful evolution toward liberty under a constitutional system, avoiding bloody revolution. He praises Japan for religious liberty and equal worship, its Western lessons, national traits like self control and preparedness, and its humane soldiers and reliable diplomacy.
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage claiming it stops dandruff, prevents gray hair, and makes hair soft and shiny. It guarantees results or money back and lists where to order by mail from Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo NY. Also includes a sales pitch about Devoe paint and a letter from F W Devoe & Co urging painters to choose their product and outlining cost advantages.
In the 147-6-1 column a large second-hand heating stove is offered as good as new and cheap, with call details at the Yellow Front on North Sixth Street. Also tailor made full dress suit and silk lining, too small for owner, plus a white full dress vest, viewed at Ulis Trainor’s repair shop in the Hetrick building. A year-old liver-colored water spaniel is lost after Monday evening between Third Street and Montgomery hotel. the finder is asked to release the dog to avoid trouble. Additional items include for rent store room on North Sixth by 570 Philadelphia Street and a six-room house on School Street with city water and a good lot, listed by J. P. Mack. There is also a WANTED notice for an immediate female worker at Clawson’s restaurant on 141th Street.
A Peruvian capital crowd witnessed a controversial event featuring prominent figures in a staged spectacle. The confrontation drew attention from local authorities and spectators, highlighting tensions between rival factions and cultural portrayals within the city.
Crowds throng Callao to inspect visiting warships as President Pardo hosts events. Bullfights thrill spectators with matadors injured. bands play national anthems. Regatta results list boats from Peru, the port captain, Chalaco transport, and Kentucky battleship. Louisiana wins twelve-oared race, Georgia second.
Some readers query whether T K Hildebrand will refund Hyomei if it fails to work. The Gazette asserts this is a guaranteed offer with no risk to the user. The inhaler delivers medicated air to reach air cells, destroying catarrh germs and curing the disease.
An air cleaning device named the Invincible Electric Renovator cleans carpets on the floor without lifting them and claims no dust while operating. Advertised by G. H. Little at 901 Water Street. Includes a 148-step suggestion to clean carpets, rugs, and tufted fur.
Mrs. J C Teving hosted a progressive euchre at her South Seventh Street home Monday night in honor of her sister in law Mica Emma Ing of Cheater. Decorations featured red. Twenty four people attended. Miss Sarah Gallagher of Ebensburg visited Sabbath with Mr and Mrs Alarry Kristy of South Seventh Street. Miss Gallagher is principal of the Girl's Elementary School at Pace. FOUND At pent office a bunch of keys including a large brass house key. Can claim property by paying for this notice.
Mercer Pennsylvania reports list multiple brief items including deaths by suicide and natural causes. Notable entries cite Mercer county livery proprietor Vad Bment Mercer who killed himself, and Sharon resident M Hositeck who died suddenly from heart neuralgia, among other local incidents and court actions.
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