Wealth, power and benevolence in modern society
The speaker denounces tainted money and calls for charitable giving by the wealthy to uplift workers. He condemns lone acts of philanthropy as inadequate, urging richer employers to raise wages and directly support poorly paid clerks and their families. He questions charity referrals and stresses personal integrity, honesty, and a practical benevolence aligned with Christian ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Kates
Hhis
Commerlainas
Christ
Mutiny Spreads As Potemkin Circles Black Sea
July reports from Odessa and St Petersburg describe the mutinous Kniaz Potemkin cruising in the Black Sea. Sailors and officers abandon and disarm ships, with the Georgi Pobiedonosets surrendering ashore while the fleet gathers at Sebastopol and a council of war attempts to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Black Sea
Euxine
Koiay Potemkin
Vagne
Qdosa
Wien
Admiraha
Potemkin
Doher
Eres
Ruse
Wiley Vast
Ita Ferries
Waias
Timarcus
Sebastpal
Kniaz Pinenici
Kruger
Santo Lalla
Phrousent
Ates
Dispan
Nehogatatt
Odessa
Georgi Pobiedonoseiza
Jesus
Kniaz Potemkin
Georgi Pobledonosety
Sebastopol
St. Petersburg
Airmiras
Rostislav
Vito Admiral Kroger
Sebastopal
Ossessa
Admiral Keoger
Vishoreyelsky
Farmer
Sinope
Datter
Potemkin and Georgi Pobledonosetz At Odessa Disturbances
Signal exchanges aboard the Kniaz Potemkin and Georgi Pobledonosetz ended in the captain and most officers of the Potemkin killed on June 28 during the Odessa voyage. Workmen from Nove works aboard the Potemkin, and the Vecha transport crew, were captured and allied with the Potemkin crew amid port disturbances. The Otchak cruiser supplied the Potemkin. the Vecha commander was seized after a ruse and shored ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalaz Potemkin
Gazevitol
Georgi Pobledonosetz
Kruger
Sebastopol
Kniaz Potemkin
Belastopo
Gelikoltf
Odessa
Sernove Works
Knigaz Potemkin
Otchakoff
Vecha
Kniar Potemkin
Points on People Visit Readers in Town
Misa Gertrude Nibert left on Saturday to visit friends in Latrobe. Mr. Will Young of Plittaburg, an old Indiana boy, spent the day in town. Miss Clara Howall of Makeoaport is the guest of Mr and Mrs RR M Smith. Mrs George Rogers left this morning for a week's visit with friends in Pittsburg. Misses Lula and Dora Conaway of Fairmont West Virginia are visiting Miss Ads Keller of Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Gertrude Nibert
Latrobe
Will Young
Plittaburg
Indiana
Town
Clara Howall
Makeoaport
RR. M. Smith
George Rogers
Pittsburg
Lula and
Dora Conaway
Fairmont, W. Va
Misa Ads Keller
Chestnut Straat
Health Commissioner Offers First Aid Advice for Firework Injuries
State Health Commissioner Dr. Samuel G. Dixon warns that fireworks injuries can lead to tetanus if not treated promptly. He urges immediate medical attention for penetrating wounds and cautions against delaying care. The piece also includes wartime style ads and notes about Sunday births in Lockport, plus a promotion for Bromo-Pepsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Dixon
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Weeekly
Indiana, Pa
The
Indiana Publishing CompAny
Telephone
Carpenter Avenue
Indisio Postofice
Secona
P. L. Patton
Princeton Theological Seminary
St. Peters
Burg
Milliken’s
H. B. Riddell
Lockport
Aix
Hotel
Montgomery
Hotel Montgomery
Ganette
Driving Horse
W. ©. Johnston
Densmore
A. L.gilbert, Savings & Troat Bldg
A. L. Gilbert, Savings & Troat Bldg
Wattling & Crosaman’s
H. A. Smith
Forbes St
Shaulia
Oskland
Binder
Mia
Rimer Dickie
Eleventh
Maple Streets
Ladies’ Suit and Skirt Department
W.r.loughry & Company
Me OO
WAMU
Sutton’s Store
H. Sutton
Jin
VOGEL
F. B. Longwill
Cor, Church & Ninth
D. T. Boucher
Church St
Bethany Beach, Delaware
C. J. T. Long
Hotel Atlantic
East End
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