02 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1906
Page
1
The speaker warns of a coming revolution driven by fundamental human rights and liberty. They condemn wealth concentration, corruption, and greed, pledging to wage war against theft and abuse of wealth while urging enforcement of wholesome laws and courageous action to defend the people against disordered governance.
A collection of old notices advocating Doan's Kidney Pills with Mrs. Mary A. Miller praising relief from back and kidney pains, plus July 4 picnic plans at Marion Center and various medical remedy ads. Also mentions Dr Shoop's Restorative, A Perfect Bowel Laxative Lax-eta, and local dealer Daugherty Bros.
President Roosevelt remains at Sagamore Hill after a wet journey from Washington. He is greeted by Mrs. Roosevelt and Kermit and welcomed by Oyster Bay residents during the town’s Fourth of July week celebrations. Secret service agents thwart an attempted assault as officials set up offices above Moore’s grocery to begin executive work.
Two Cedar County dealers, Beard and another, were confined in county jail as a suspension of sentence was granted pending a hearing next Thursday before Judge Binkale of the Common Pleas Court. The men appeal the sentences as too severe, arguing they were not warranted. Each man posted a $5,000 bond.
Cresnatt, long time leader of Cincinnati detectives and famed for breaking up express-car robberies across multiple states, died here on July 2. Thayen, once head of the government secret service, is also noted in connection with his career.
Miners clash with guards after a drinking bout at the Bradley mine of the United States Oil Company. One miner is reported killed and several wounded, guards also injured. Sheriff Voorhees arrives as women flee to Smithfield seeking refuge in the town hall amid fear of further trouble. Witness Frank Hicks says eight guards and multiple miners were hurt, and shots were fired into houses while residents sheltered children.
London July 2 Mayor George Bo McLellan of New York narrowly escaped death when a wrecked special train disrupted his London appointment. He altered his plans, skipping a stop and traveling directly to London. The steamer arrival delay at Plymouth influenced his decision as Mrs McLellan was booked to Paris. The incident involved a near miss near Plymouth with a fender collision and confused reports of the wreck's details.
Reports from Salisbury detail comprehensive care for accident victims at the hospital. The mayor personally oversees arrangements while surgeons work to ease suffering and ensure near full recovery for the wounded. Regular officers detailed as part of national guard encampment preparations and separate items note a bridge trust case verdict and a Columbus decoration by the Legion of Honor.
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