03 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
1
Community notes list visitors and residents' movements including Edna Elder typhoid patient in West Church, Helen Lytle Apollo visiting S. R. Galbraith, Miss Annia Wagle Railroad Avenue visiting sister, and several locals like Frank Dorr and Miss Gertrude Lemon spending holidays. Mentioned are Philipstown and Punxsutawney ties, teacher relocations, and a Model school opening January 6 with regional residents attending.
The patrons of Library Hall are promised a rare treat as the popular musical comedy The Wizard of Wiseland will be presented next Friday evening. The extravaganza features a celebrated cast and promises charming scenes and song.
The Arm strong company of singers and comedians with a chorus and ballet has been drawing crowds in Louisville and Nashville. Lavish scenery and costumes mark the show a merry trip into myth. The 35-member troupe promises popular songs and magical entertainment on the road.
Wealthy farmer James Middleton shot on a lonely road near Bay Minette while with W H Wade. Middleton, a principal witness in the night rider case against Roy Stapleton and Dick Pomet, is killed. Comstock home attacked as sheriff and deputies probe the Baldwin county ambush. Wade reports bullets from an unknown party on the Louisville and Nashville line train en route to Mobile for treatment.
Americans here show strong interest in a rumor that Lord Granard may be named viceroy of Ireland if the Liberal government returns to power. Granard and his wife are popular in Ireland, and their wealth and prestige would aid the party. The countess’s health, formerly Miss Beatrice Mills, causes anxiety among friends.
New Orleans January 3 Richard Sussman consul general for Estrada in Nicaragua traveled to Bluefields to confer with General Estrada. He carried letters from Washington officials indicating U S recognition if the revolutionary army seized the capital and the Estrada government delivers a fair election to choose Zelaya’s successor.
Senator Albert Cummins chastised standpatters while discussing reform plans. Senator Choate accused revision opponents of backing tariff changes and betrayal of allies. A proposed committee would broaden powers to study and test tariff revision amid calls to replace experts.
Lost on Christmas Day a half gown Maltese cut with red ribbon around its neck and white spots on its breast. Reward offered return to 505 Philadelphia Street. Messages indicate location between Hall's and Marshall Building in the Munni makers market area.
Classified items list several rental and sale notices including offices opposite Hotel Moore above City Grocery inquires to Ira A Myers and A W Mabon. Rentals include a seven room house with bath near B R P station and Water Street. Sales include a Stimpson computing scale and a six room bath house near Court House with sewer connections and a 7000 foot lot.
Wanted Gentleman for furnished room near B R P station inquire Gazette office 103 11. Wanted Coal mine superintendent must be experienced with mining engineering long wall low seam five mines good salary. Address L T Box 986 Pittsburg Pa. Wanted Young men to learn automobile business by mail and prepare for chauf eur and repair men ten weeks big pay. Empire Automobile Institute Rochester N Y. Astray black and tan hunting dog or information apply Gazette office.
A Philadelphia area druggist promotes Rheuma as a new Rheumatism remedy with a money back guarantee. Mrs Mary Clayton of Pottstown credits Rheuma with curing her hand pain after using under two bottles, and the product is advertised at 6 cents per bottle with mail orders via Rheuma Co Buffalo New York.
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