Printing Plant Rates Fee Noted in Indiana Post Office
A notice states that the Printing Plant rates are set and the mailing is entered in the Indiana Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
16 Jan 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1911
Page
1
A notice states that the Printing Plant rates are set and the mailing is entered in the Indiana Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
Real estate transfers list Lewis Telford to Mary E Lewis for four Blairsville lots and other deeds. Hileman sells three and four acres in Montgomery. Clark buys 138 acres in Cherryhill. Niel's administrator conveys 184 acres in Young. Dias sells 23 acres to Cambria and Clearfield Railway Co. plus transfers in Green and Indiana. Office rented in Marshall building. Ida Engle of Indiana among 13 trained nurses registered by the State Board.
The fragmentary article merges marriage licenses for John Reed Bruce Livermore and Elizabeth Maude Calhoun in Clarksbury, with scattered notices of a patent remedy claim, a widow's suicide attempt by Clara B Pratt in New York's Hotel Martin, and a note about alleged charges against Senator Jinks.
Classified items announce rentals sales and services in Wannimasers Gazette. Listings include office residence rooms for rent, an Oliver typewriter for sale, a steel runabout for sale, several modern houses for sale with details, and a stenographer wanted position. Also notices about dental work and local notices appear.
Brown recruits Jonathan as silent secretary to travel villages collecting names and dates. The con spreads across two counties, generating 308 defamation suits for damages. Townsmen feign support, then face legal ruin as Brown and Jonathan reap settlements and the ruse collapses.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls Joseph Choate and Mark Twain in London’s St George’s chapel on a hot day. Twain jokes on smoking and solemnity as Choate seeks a ponderous expression. Laments mix with jokes about fathers of countries and city pieties, amid stray captions and misread names.
The readable fragments mention a poacher and fencing, with Ephraim noted for taking up fencing in college. Mentions of a mother and father and a widow appear in garbled text. The fragmentary wording limits clear identification of events, persons, or dates.
Cleveland January 16 Mayor Baehr will submit to a medical exam to check for any tuberculosis trace. Health Superintendent Ford urges the test as a citywide example and plans to extend the exam to city hall staff after chest checks and wind tests.
Hartisburg Pennsylvanians rise for a new General Assembly session after a Jan 3 recess. Both chambers convene at 9 pm with resolutions and commission reports expected. Lt Governor Reynolds to inaugurate Tener in the senate chamber tomorrow morning ahead of state affairs. Oliver of Pittsburgh is expected to be reelected U.S. senator. Governor Stuart to depart executive mansion to Tener today. Thirty five thousand invitations issued for the inauguration.
C J Erdman former congressman from Pennsylvania died at his Allentown home aged 63 after suffering eighteen strokes. Elected in 1891 he drafted the strike prevention and labor dispute settlement bill that bears his name. He helped shape the measure while adjutant of the National Guard during the Heading Radtraudg riots.
President Taft abandons the White House car to travel on foot through Washington. Report notes his preference for walking the capital’s streets, with occasional park visits and public appearances. A Romanian worker, Nick Mair, is reported shot dead in a saloon. details on motive or linkage to broader events are not provided.
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