08 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1906
Page
1
A reflective piece extols American women's courage in politics and war, praising their decisiveness and refusal to compromise. It argues friendship politics are shaped by Enlightened womanhood rooted in religious faith, education, and sound judgment, with emphasis on steadfast national loyalty and moral strength.
Andrew Carnegie argues immigration is not a problem for the United States but for poorer countries. He posits evaluating newcomers by ambition and frugality, warns of treating people as property, and asserts the value of mixed blood in creating the American citizen.
Governor Frank W. Hidgins extols Jewish citizens for upholding equal rights and contributing to America across finance, military, science, art, literature, and the learned professions. He notes 250 years of opportunity under Dutch and American governance and urges moral conduct alongside success.
An old advertisement promotes Mi O Na as a scientific remedy for stomach weakness. It claims four rules for health including keeping bowels open daily and chewing slowly, then urges taking Mi O Na before meals to cure indigestion. It asserts the product is not a cure all and is sold by Tom E Hildebrand with a money back guarantee.
Mrs Catherine Stormer of 124 East Philadelphia Street testifies to relief from kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes back pain dizziness and improved kidney action after a short trial and endorses the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents. Remember the venue Dean's.
Chicago police hunt Jan 8 for Frank J. Constantine of New Rochelle in connection with the murder of Mrs Gentry, wife of a Chicago businessman. A razor wound and a torn room mark the crime scene on La Salle Avenue. Constantine, described as a janitor, reportedly pawned a diamond ring and fled by train, with evidence pointing to his involvement. Police believe he is a fugitive fleeing through secretive means, possibly aided by his parents.
Springfield dispatch reports a grisly investigation into a death in a guest chamber. Blood evidence and a staged scene suggest foul play with a suspect claimed drugging. Police press on as details and the sequence of events remain unclear amid a chilling homicide inquiry.
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