23 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1906
Page
1
The article extols Dr Osler as the physician revered worldwide for humane insight and balance of science and service. It cites his counsel on viewing life as consecrated service, learning from mistakes, and a nuanced view of aging, urging steady moral growth and continued learning beyond youth.
Mr. William Gibson who runs a barber shop at Wilmerding is visiting his mother in this place. Register and Recorder Horace M. Lowry has recovered enough to be up part of the time. Mr. and Mrs. W Pearl Walker now live in Colusa Georgia plan to return to Indiana early February. Mr Walker will take a job with the Gazette.
Hyomei inhaler delivers balsamic healing to nose and throat killing catarrhal germs and healing mucous membranes. Claims provide permanent cure and ease of use with simple attire for $1.00 per outfit and 50 cents for extra bottles. Sold by Tom K. Hildebrand.
The announcement notes the coming marriage of John A. Wagle of Blairsville Indiana and Anna M. McQuiston of Butler to be held at the bride’s home on Thursday afternoon. The groom, son of Albert and Mrs Wagle, works for the Pennsylvania Railroad and the couple will begin housekeeping at Blairsville after the ceremony, with the wedding occurring on Wagle’s 80th birthday. The notice also mentions related local movements and business notices.
A explosion in the powder magazine sank the Aquidaban at Port Jacarepagua south of Rio de Janeiro. About 212 dead and 98 saved. only one officer survived. Several high ranking officers and members of the minister of marine staff drowned. Bodies to be brought to Rio Janeiro for national funeral.
Washington January 20 The senate devoted most of its session to railroad rate regulation with discussion surrounding Mr Clay's proposal to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to readjust rates upon complaint Others including Aldrich Foraker and Newlands weighed in The exchange touched on municipal ownership of utilities and potential party prospects Hearst and Bryan were named as possible Democratic leaders with no definitive prediction.
Plenipotentiaries from France and Germany clash at the Moroccan conference opening. M. Stevenl and Count von Tattanbach exchange pointed remarks signaling renewed disputes likely to endure. Revoil praised for analysis while von Tattenbach exposes a blunt, military style. Both leaders refuse to yield. Seven workers die in Hungary clash at Nandohegy with ironwork casualties and wounded.
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