07 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
1
A misread local notice reports an address at Gazette Building on Carpenter Ave in Shidiaand stating a postal matter. It references a Second Class Mall Matter in the Indiana Post Office context and a heating component, with fragmented OCR phrasing.
Lex M Stewart enters from Center township while J T Bell returns from Pittsburg. S M Stannard visits St Charles Hotel in Pittsburg for David Mallen’s funeral. Roche McKeague of Clairsville attends the funeral in Canoe town. Various locals and relatives travel to Juniata College events and back to Marion Center era.
A telegram style clipping promotes Rheuma a rheumatic cure with a testimonial from Sergt Matthew Doyle of Co D 12th Infantry now stationed near Fort Porter Buffalo June 26 1909. He claims relief from rheumatism after three bottles and hints at imminent Philippine dispatch while praising the remedy. Also advertises a cough remedy and calendar agency notes.
A string of holiday visits and gatherings across Indiana County are recorded, with families and students traveling between Rossiter, DuBois, Homer City, Wishaw, and Slippery Rock. Local residents including Misses Reading, Sullivan, Doyle, and Reabinger are mentioned, alongside college students and teachers visiting relatives and attending dances.
New York reports the stock exchange governors will persist with the investigation into the Rock Island skyrocket move. They question why the stock rose thirty points in five minutes and fell back in ten. The special committee censured a New York Chicago firm for mishandling the Rock Island order and recommended discipline. It found the firm split 40,000 shares into 2,000 share lots among twenty brokers to trigger frantic bidding at the open.
In New Haven on January 7 Judge Burpee awarded an eight year old girl to her grandmother, ruling that a grandmother’s love is generally closer to a mother's. He granted a divorce to Q. F. Hofaker from Julia B. Hofaker on statutory grounds, while the father sought custody. Chamberlain's Court Remedy is described as a valued medicine for throat and lung troubles.
Rental notice for a house offering eight rooms and a bath with features listed as a fine lot, well, and fruit. Inquiries directed to C. R. Work at 489 Water Street, with a contact note from 107-81p ry a.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled quotes about weather and a baffling exchange between Gyer and Myer. It appears to reference a forecaster or government weather official, but readable content is incomplete and cryptic.
The Wizard of Wiseland musical comedy arrives at Library Hall with a strong Johnstown cast of singers and dancers. The Isle of Spice heads a Jubilee season January 18 with fresh scenery costumes and new song numbers, featuring Charles Pusey Walter Coupe Alice Clark Helen Gould Jack Collins and others in a capital, popular production.
The W GC T U social will be held this evening in their ball for the Foreign School attendees.
The sta High School basketball team defeated the Juniors in a good game Thursday evening by the score of 16 to 6. The game was played in Library Hall and was featured by the skill of Getty and Simpson for the Senior team and of Marlin for the Juniors.
Six per cent First Mortgage Bonds bearing numbers 127168, 168277, 328421, 468483 will be redeemed at par and accrued interest on April 1, 1910. Interest on redeemed bonds will cease on that date. The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana, Penna. 4¢.
Dun's Weekly Review notes holiday trade active and broad prosperity, with a late year contraction in iron and steel demand. Despite a railroad strike and a major storm, orders on hand promise full operations early 1910. Mills in the Pittsburg district will operate New Year’s due to heavy tonnage.
A nostalgic note reflects on a rare misdial that brought a brief human connection, recounting how the mistaken call drew unexpected warmth and framed a memorable moment in personal experience with the telephone.
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