23 Jan 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
1
Former Senator Charles A Towne argues for immediate international neutralization of the Philippine Islands and Hawaii to prevent impregnable attack threats. He cites need for naval and commercial bases, large garrisons, and a robust diplomacy to secure a neutralized Pacific frontier and sustain U S material interests.
Goldwin Smith analyzes fears about socialism and big capital amid immigration and new territories. He argues public utilities should be state owned but warns against expanding state control beyond essential services, noting perceived threats to private corporate property.
State Treasurer Berry backs a $20,000 Quay statue but opposes locating it in ex Governor Pennypacker’s back yard at Schwenksville. He notes funds have been paid and seeks a legal way to halt further payments while term ends May 1. Berry chairs the board of public buildings and grounds and urges careful site selection.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper item hints at removal of a sauce or sauce area related change but is largely unreadable. No clear names, dates, or places to identify entities. context remains unspecified.
Levi Lowa of Withaiepth and Miss Mame Rederts Wilson eldest daughter of the late M i M Wilson were quietly married at the residence of Rev Mod. Bate in Blairsville. The groom is a civil engineer who has long resided in Blainsville. A supper for family and close friends followed the ceremony.
Miss Misa Floreres Hoffman of Philadelphia and Curtis J Schrader of Townstown announce a wedding at the bride’s home on Peb 19 witnessed by about 200 guests. The couple plans to reside in Jobnatown where the groom co-owns a local store at Main and Poauklin streets. The groom’s family background ties to local Indian history from seven years ago.
A historical notice warns that testimonials for Hyomei claim universal cure of catarrhal troubles. It notes a free formula to physicians under the Pure Food and Drug law and Serial No. 1418, with a claim that the inhaler delivers medication to the nasal passages, yet questions the overall efficacy and money back guarantee.
P. R. R. Officer Burns of Blairsville brought three men here today to serve ten days in county jail for trespassing on the railroad. The prisoners are Peter Hughes of Johnstown, Tom Heller and George Gaspea.
National shoppers urged to try Dr Leonhardt Co’s Uem Roid tablets as a permanent remedy for piles. The ad promises internal action removing the pile cause, with a one month treatment per package, priced at 1 dollar and guaranteed harmless to delicate constitutions. Sold by AUT & Hildebrand of Indiana and Niagara Falls NY.
Chicago trades January 22 saw lower cables and primary receipts pressuring wheat by about one cent while corn rose on strength elsewhere. May wheat slipped 1 percent as corn gained, oats fell, and May options closed with varied bids.
Pittsburg markets report mixed commodity prices including yellow ear corn at 62q63, timothy hay at 16.00, Clover at 146.75, oats 55s44, butter prints around 83 84 per tub, and cheeses including New York full cream. Cattle supply described as light with market steady. primes fetch 5.60 to 5.78, fats 4.30 to 4.50, and fat cows 2.60 to 4.15. Hogs show lower prices, prime hogs around 4.60. Also noted is a Michigan suffrage update: Lansing constitutional convention committee on elections unanimously approves a proposal granting women suffrage with eight recommendations.
Fragmentary OCR text references Morris and a New York location with unclear details. No clear event, date, or organizations identified. Unable to determine a concrete summary from the provided readable material.
Chronicle of scattered events across cities including Greensburg Bourough’s veteran mayor shooting linked to illness, fire brigades at Bethany College dorm, moving picture shows Sunday closures, a ballplayer’s coaching note, cash deposits cut, and various local accidents and arrests with no single dominant story.
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