03 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
1
Boston January 3 Walter Ho Rogers known as Buddie is sought by police for alleged theft of over 300 dollars in Buffalo two years ago. Chelsea officers, stirred by his article The Story of a Deserter, want him arrested if he returns. No charge of desertion is listed.
In Sandusky Ohio a father Joseph Nath reports his son Joe T Nath eighteen fought back after a dispute over a young grass widow. The mayor fined Nath Jr five dollars and imposed a suspended ten day jail term.
Citizens of New Orleans form a committee to erect a shaft in the swamp near the aviator Joh n B Moisant death site to honor his memory. In Madrid Jose Rocamora, director of El Heraldo, says Lisbon reports on Portugal disturbances are exaggerated.
Manila January 3 Major General J Franklin Bell the new commander of the American army in the Philippines arrived and was heartily greeted by officials and public crowds amid ceremonies and fanfare reflecting his new post and welcome to the islands
Ralph Bronson joins the Raglet crew under Jack Drury aboard a British privateer off Nova Scotia. After a staged duel promises, Bronson kills Parsons in a pre-arranged duel while Drury loses an arm and an eye. Bronson then vanishes, the crew discovers Parsons slain, and Drury contemplates avenging or honoring his fallen ally. Prize money later divides between Drury and Bronson’s kin or partners aboard the ship.
In Harrisburg last night the Republican caucus nominated George T. Oliver for a full term in the United States Senate by a large margin. 176 of 179 present backed Oliver. several lawmakers abstained or supported alternatives. John F. Cox won speaker in the house with 144 of 207 votes. W. W. Crow led the senate caucus with 32 votes.
An item notes fatal burns from a blaze and promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a fast burn and wound remedy. It also advertises Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a quick, tasty beverage made from parched grains and malt with a free sample offer from Evan Long & Son.
A 1903 craze altered baseball with the spitball, gripping the ball with fingers and thumb, making it slippery at contact. The method produced great pitchers from has-beens and challenged hitters, as described in Hugh Titterton’s notes in an American Magazine excerpt.
Advertisement describes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy for loosening a dry or ticking cough. Claims no opium, no chloroform, no dangerous ingredients. Sold by local druggists and druggists.
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