10 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1911
Page
1
WANTED stenographer and typist for several weeks work apply at Gazette office. WANTED girl for general nursemaid in Amal family apply to 122 No Sixth arrest 1023. LOST gold bracelet with amethyst setting Thursday evening. Finder please leave at Gazette office.
Local ad touts Mt Ona stomach tablets as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion food fermentation belching sour stomach and related discomfort. Testimonials from Arthur Sederqueat Wakefield Mass praise relief after one box costing 50 cents with a money back guarantee.
Montana legislators began balloting for the U S Senate seat held by Bonar Thomas Ho Carter. Some members back W A Clark, about fifteen pledged against him. With Democrats a narrow five vote majority, the contest moves to another ballot as candidates are eliminated.
Philadelphia police and the coroner's office are investigating a blaze at 148 North Forty-sixth Street in which Mrs Mary Trainer and her young infant burned to death. Authorities say the woman fled after deserting her husband and appears to have deliberately roasted herself and the child in their bed as neighbors saved other children from the fire.
Washington January 10 The tobacco trust case reargument showed government lawyer McReynolds unable to define the essential element of a monopoly. Justices pressed for the theory and the 50 percent rule, while McReynolds offered a case by case view and stressed intent amid doubts about the Sherman law borderland. Chief Justice White and Justice Holmes questioned the approach as Wickersham nudged the proceedings along.
New York reports the sister of indicted banker Josepa G. Robin, Dr. Louise B. Robanovitch, is indicted for perjury by a grand jury. She is jailed in default of a $2,000 bond at the Tombs prison, where her brother Joseph G. Robin is held. The affidavit last week linked them as the sole kin of Robin, as a motion seeks to compel Robin to testify.
A brief note describes a woman reflecting on a past relationship and its timing with her husband. The passage suggests lingering thoughts and the social implications of dating someone while married.
In Wheeling West Virginia Laura Farnsworth Schenk faced a trial for the alleged intent to kill her husband John C Schenk by poisoning his drink and medicine. Prosecutors detailed purchases of poison and arsenic in New York and Europe prior to his illness. defense argued innocence amid a claimed conspiracy plot.
Robbers blew the First National Bank safe at Elm Grove near Wheeling using nitroglycerin and burlap suffocating the blast. Cash taken reported between 4000 and 7000 dollars. Bank carries $5000 burglar insurance, shielding loss.
In Wikins West Virginia on January 1 probate was granted for the will of the late Senator Stephen B. Elkins. The West Virginia Trust Company, David Bios, and Stephen B. Elkins Jr. were named trustees. The estate is estimated between 2 and 15 million dollars at a 5 percent conservative rate.
Ad Wolgast says he will fight Owen Moran of England after Moran pressed for a match since knocking out Battin Nelson. Moran’s manager aims to secure the bout within three months, but Wolgast has refused to feud.
Wiebirgon January 16 The government will accept a compromise offer of 7000 in full settlement for the drawback cases involving the sugar trust at the port of New York. The 700000 is now in treasury vaults. Government officials believe settlement is preferable to a costly prosecution with uncertain results.
A Second Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling, holding Selden’s car patent did not cover Otto style engines, thus Ford and Panhard and Trevasser are not infringers. The report blends this decision with local notes from Beliefontaine Ohio and Pittsburgh market prices and labor data.
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