05 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
1
In Vienna the ailing emperor Francis Joseph is believed to be in a serious state with laryngeal catarrh and a mild fever. Official bulletins are cautious, while reports compare his illness to a near-fatal episode in 1908, fueling concern over his health. The monarch’s condition prompts widespread worry in the bourse and among observers.
Mrs Charles Kline of Easton Pennsylvania reports several family members were cured of bad coughs and colds by Foley's Honey and Tar. She keeps a bottle in the house and says it soothes throat irritation and loosens the cold. Sold by all druggists.
For rent two rooms available on Carpenter avenue with steam heat and furnished spaces. Moderate rental. Inquire of Godfrey Mireball 94-116.
Classified notice describes a well known man of good standing to open an Odd Pin Par sog in Indiana with capital required and a permanent billiard business at Billiard Bewsley Alley C., 937 Oliver Building, Pittsburg, Ps. Also seeks a woman for general housework in a small family at 122 N. sist vireet with contact instructions.
Found gold teby pin offered for rightful owner to prove property and pay 20 cents. claimant must visit Gazette office to claim.
A bracelet with a methyl setting paneer pivage was lost on Thursday evening near the ae sities. Residents are asked to check for the item and contact the local desk if found.
A dramatic hours long siege near the Tower of London ends with a blaze destroying the four story tenement in Sidney Street. Police and 100 Scots Guards with a Maxim gun attack the besieged fugitives after previous burglaries. Casualties include several officers and two identified figures known as Peter the Painter and Filts, with serious injuries to Sergeant Lassos and Fire Brigade Officer Pearson.
New York January 5 James J Gallagher convicted of assault with intent to kill Street Cleaning Commissioner William J Edwards by firing a bullet during the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse incident in Hoboken on August 9 after the Mayor Gaynor shooting. He was sentenced to twelve years hard labor at Trenton State Prison. No defense witnesses. Jury deliberated thirty nine minutes.
Washington report states the American Association of Foreign Language Newspapers urged Taft to address immigrant hardships. Taft recalled visiting Ellis Island, revealing he urged the immigration commissioner to alter course and later conceded his judgment erred. He said welcoming capable newcomers benefits the nation while aiding those left at home. The president pledged to consider the delegation's suggestion.
The United States files an equity suit in the southern district of New York alleging a conspiracy to restrain steerage passenger competition among major lines. The Atlantic conference, formed in London 1908, allegedly divides steerage traffic, sets quotas, and imposes penalties for overages, with twelve officers named.
Pittsburg markets show butter prints at 32 to 33 cents per pound, creamery products from Pennsylvania and Ohio listed, eggs selected at 38 to 40 cents, live poultry prices for hens and ducks, turkeys at 20 to 21 cents, cattle prices with prime at 6.40 to 6.60 and fat cattle around 3.35 to 5.70, common cattle 2.25 to 5.75, calves and heifers with varied values, sheep and lambs prime to culls priced, hogs with prime heavy around 9 to 8.55, and other ranges noted. numerous figures appear garbled at the end.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Jan. 6. George Shady age fourteen George Dicks fourteen and Stanley Caswick eighteen burglarized William Cruikshank's store in Wyoming Pa. The younger boys surrendered to the state constabulary, Caswick was captured by troopers and sent to jail while Shady and Dicks were held in custody of the united charities.
Crestfallen and tearful Robert P. Crist an Ohio Wesleyan freshman was arraigned before Mayor Seiter on robbery charges after allegedly stealing a small tray of diamonds from a local jewelry store. He waived preliminary exam and is held to grand jury in 1000 dollars. Prosecutors may seek insanity plea if indicted when grand jury convenes January 24. Also reported Steubenville: Annie Morton three dies in a grate fire near Osage.
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau at 8 p m list New York 21 clear Atlantic City 23 clear Boston 18 clear Chicago 10 clear St Louis 80 clear New Orleans 34 clear Washington 26 clear Philadelphia 22 clear continued cold with brisk northwesterly winds across the region.
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