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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
1
Rev Madison G C Petles argues against granting women the ballot claiming it would disrupt the sacred nature of womanhood and offer no real benefit. He warns that many women would misuse the privilege, while responsible women would not gain enough to justify change, and he decries harsh stereotypes of female voters.
Henry Wade Rogers argues against concentrated national power over interstate commerce and a national corporation law. He warns of executive dominance, corporate influence on nominations, and a political pendulum swinging toward centralized government, urging state autonomy and laws aligned with commonwealth interests.
Charles E. Hughes argues that American emancipation lies in higher education producing honest, accountable public leaders. He urges self restraint, condemns indiscriminate criticism, and says wrongdoers must be punished while honest men retain public trust and strengthen confidence in government.
The surface report from Roanoke confirms many bodies recovered after the Coaldale mine explosion. Rescue teams worked through rubble as investigators sought cause, while questions linger about the exact dead and missing. Officials pledged inquiries into safety lapses at the coal mine.
Mrs Taggart and her two sons, recently divorced from Capain FH F Taggart, are reported in Campbell county Kentucky where she can remain as long as she wishes. She had disappeared from Wooster Ohio and was believed to be staying with friends in Alexandria Kentucky. Judge Alber Berry of Campbell County Circuit Court refuses to reveal their location, citing protection of the family.
New York reports detail brutal acts attributed to Cossack and Bolian bands seen by Russian refugees arriving on The Greater Pennsylvania. Accounts describe executions, public mutilations, and threats aimed at terrorizing the living as they seek safety abroad.
New Jersey man Peabody arrested by secret service for sending letters to President Roosevelt. He claimed to attack the President on Panama tolls and other topics, mailing from multiple towns. After a stern talk he promised to stop, then freed. Also brief notes on a Naval Academy weather report via wireless and a conscience fund donation of 1295.50 to Philadelphia City Treasurer School.
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