05 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
1
Judie Peter critiques industrial reform, arguing the rise of corporations harms workers and public. He laments lack of investment in worker savings, permanent property, and proprietorship, detailing a perceived systemic treachery behind corporate shells. The piece condemns the era as a great moral failing.
President Hadley at Yale discusses private versus public morality in the United States. He argues private life shows courteous, self respecting conduct toward all while public life often reflects lip service and self serving methods. Public condemnation mirrors personal complicity with questionable gains.
Mrs Netty Green warns of a coming revolution against trusts. She predicts an uprising as the people realize how trusts ruin opportunities, with deluge of blood in streets and a mass awakening to oppression and ruin.
The Pittsburg market reveals corn values with mixed ears and new yellow ears noted. Beef cows, steers, hogs, and lambs show varied prices from prime to common grades with weights and quality affecting figures. a wide range of dairy and butter products are listed alongside feed and livestock values.
Mary Baker Eddy replies to McClure's Magazine claims about her father's household, her education, and her early life. She details family members, education, careers, and disputes, denying misconduct and asserting her place as Leader of Christian Science. The document defends her lineage and character against sensational characterization.
In Tangier on January 3 reports say Cape Spartel semaphore signals villages near Zinat are burning. Eidi Mohammed Gabbas, the minister of war, encamps eight miles south awaiting Sultan forces under Muley El Rant to converge. They plan to cut off Raisul retreat toward mountain fortresses as Ben M Say tribe blocks Zinat and columns close in from east and west.
Emperor William and Prince Frederick William have grown distant after a quarrel over colonial office disclosures in Africa. The crown prince demanded inquiries and punishment for the guilty, while the emperor called the details exaggerated. The empress and crown princess have tried to reconcile them without success.
Heavy rains trigger enormous mud avalanches from Mount Vesuvius spreading over several square miles near Naples. Trees uprooted and farm buildings destroyed. animals killed. A man carried four miles on a sea of mud rescued by three women who crossed the danger to save him. A Vealian railroad train was blocked at San Giuseppe, a village partly destroyed in last April's eruption.
Fragmentary text describes a plan to build a ship by Kalasi, with names Berly and Jay and references to work and dates. The legible content is insufficient to clarify the event, location, or outcome.
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