03 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
1
The piece argues political or public service appointments favor men with practical politics experience and warn young men that tenure is precarious and finances uncertain. It notes promotion depends on personal effort, influence, or luck, and stresses courage, honesty, and duty while highlighting the high effort, low pay, and limited leisure in public office.
Warming pong equipment described with hob water system and satis factory selling reasons. Location noted as White Front Restaurant at 47 Philadelphia St Indiana Paroblo with address provided for contact.
In Bradley town, July 3 investigation reveals one dead and multiple injured after a miners riot at Pine Run. Guards fired on strikers from a guard station prompting retaliatory gunfire. houses and the coal settlement were ravaged. Several named victims include James Bertram, James Fiske, William Williams, Mike Smith, Frank Ostreski. two more died next day. Farmers sought Sheriff protection as the strike persists with continued company action and delayed conference with operators in Salem.
Washington announces an examination for meat inspectors to enforce the meat inspection act. Eligible applicants aged between 21 and 35 must have one year of relevant experience and be capable of determining meat soundness and fitness for human consumption. Salary set at $1,000 per year.
Toledo judge sentences Thomas Tracy and other lawyers to ten days in county jail for contempt of court. Other items note a powder explosion injuring Manley family members and a water poisoning incident at Singer plant. Reports also cover Cincinnati Nationals comments on Phelps and Pittsburg linkage, and Natal revolt updates with heavy fighting near Noddenberg and 800 killed.
In Youngstown Ohio Mrs Jen nie Anderson, 33, is jailed on suspicion in the death of her year old stepdaughter Essie. Police and coroner describe extensive bruising and puncture wounds on the child, with a ring around the neck suggesting a rope. The father says the child suffered discipline amid abuse. The case spurs a coroner's inquiry as neighbors recount fear and mistreatment.
A developing heat wave is described across the western states with cooler air fading. Forecasters say the high temperatures will shift eastward by midweek, bringing thunderstorms and a potential temperature drop across much of the region east of the Mississippi River.
In Toledo Ohio July to in Hancock county probate court the fight against Manhattan Oil Buckeye Pipe Line and Standard Oil units continues. Prosecuting attorney aided by the attorney general charges conspiracy in restraint of trade. Judges consider lack of probate court jurisdiction. Denison discharged from bankruptcy in Cleveland July 30. Charles E Denison’s case cites firm liabilities at 2,396,836 and owner at 2,754,878.
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