14 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
1
A biting essay argues women are not inherently fickle but constrained by upbringing and strict norms. It links continual physical restriction, cramped living, and limited freedoms to changing behavior, urging recognition of gendered oppression behind apparent capriciousness.
Clyde Beaver of Willett and Oyrog Stouffer of Blairsville were visitors today. Frank Lieb of Nicktown and others from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Latrobe and New Castle were seen in town while Miss Besa Hamilton and Miss Agnes Kerr were noted on similar errands. Ralph Smith elected director of First National Bank, following his father. Henry Steving returned from Grand Rapids and Chicago. John Henderson assisted in Thomas Myers interment. A T Taylor promotes a gas dating stove.
Anticipating good winter weather, a new load of sleighs is in stock and available at the Creekside Ware-room or via representative visits. Cutters priced from 33 dollars to a higher figure promise better value than rivals. An electric plant is announced for Glen Campbell area with engines now being installed to supply light to patrons in Glen Campbell, Barn alle, Arcadia, Gipsy and B Smithport.
A vintage patent remedy advertisement promoting Nofo Bao as a tobacco quitter. It claims to boost life, nerve, and vigor, promising stronger health. Offers free sample and booklet from Wierling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
Blood stained exhibits used in the Charles L. Tucker trial include Tucker and a woman’s clothing from the day Mabel Page was killed and the knife alleged in the stabbing. Harvard expert El. Wood testified about human blood on the overcoat and knife, while a tooth cast tied to a knife sheath drew cross examination from Dr. Pomfret.
In New York City District Attorney Jerome pledges a crackdown on gambling dens led by keeper of an alleged gin hall. He threatens perjury charges and calls for naming where gambling paraphernalia is kept. Sheriff Potter endorses the drive and urges public support to back the crackdown.
At Punta Arenas Costa Rica the Rose Marine sails toward Cocos Island to search for buried buccaneer gold led by Gray while seeking excavations concessions. The City of Panama has left for Cocos and the Veronique carrying Bar Fitzwilliam and ten associates is also bound for the search.
A sleighing party of twenty one was injured when their sleigh driven by an allegedly intoxicated driver collided with a Logan Valley trolley car between Altoona and East Altoona on January 14. Two youths, Frank Galloway aged 18 with a fractured rib and Luther Ginder aged 18 with a scalp laceration, were seriously hurt. The party had been returning from Bellwood. The car approached with no lights and could not avoid the collision.
A reflective passage argues that great novels and Gothic cathedrals stall not from lack of ability but due to social and economic shifts making such creation impossible. The dialog echoes flirtatious banter as characters discuss engagements and romantic promises amid playful life explanations.
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press recounts a quarrel where a farmer initially refuses to paint doors and windows, then yields after being pressed. The exchange highlights a domestic compromise as the woman asserts the need for maintenance and the man concedes, noting his mother’s lesson that it is easier to give in than argue.
A fragmented OCR fragment describes a chaotic collision involving a sleigh and a wagon, with violence implied. It mentions a winger mounting a horse and disappearing as debris and force are scattered in an estuary area. The readable details suggest a tragic or violent transport incident with unclear location and participants.
Henry Phipps former Pittsburg steel magnate will donate 1,000,000 dollars to build modal tenement houses for the working class in New York City. Funds will support a business model with earnings reinvested to construct additional homes. Trustees include Mayor George H. McClellan and Isidor Straus among others.
Columbus Ohio January 14 The Panhandle railroad placed a 4 000 steel car order with Cambria Steel and Standard Car for February and March 1905 delivery at a cost of 4 500 000 The order includes 1500 self cleaning hopper cars 1500 droopi bottom cars and 1000 straight gondola cars It is the largest order ever by Panhandle in anticipation of heavy traffic next year
Charles Smith of Union township, after buying the Seward farm, tore down the old house and stumbled on a jug of gold worth about 2000 dollars hidden in a chimney rug. Byrum Seward hid the treasure before dying from paralysis years earlier.
A blaze at the Corn Products starch plant in Oswego caused $150,000 in damage. The fire destroyed the packing department kiln room and scraping room after a boiler exploded. The incident occurred on January 14.
Reading Pa Jan 14 The ecclesiastical court of inquiry convened to weigh charges against Bishop Talbot of Central Pennsylvania adjourned noting the body was uncanonically constituted and thus declared off.
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