05 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
1
A reflective piece on how stage emotion shapes an actress and the myth that portraying a character alters private life. It argues that acting does not permanently redefine the actor but that intense roles can influence emotional presentation while preserving personal identity.
A collection of short notes lists residents and visitors across towns including Pittsburg, Latrobe, Vandergrift, Robinson and Ebensburg. Entries mention travels on the Fourth of July, visits to relatives, work in Ebensburg, trips to Atlantic City, Windermere Canada and Plumville, and social activities with family and friends.
Cronatadt July 3 A Russian admiral admits fault over the surrender of the flagship at Hadovt amid calls for accountability. He seeks to shield staff as the court weighs treason and death penalties for the downing of the St Andrews cross. Spectators include Vice Admiral Makaroff’s widow. The trial probes orders, vessel condition, and capture details.
In Wheeling a searchlight shone on a Bradley store as six shots pierced the wall and a lounge. Sheriff Voorhees vows arrests for the outrages amid Sunday’s guard actions. Miner Mabrick Kilvasara is dead after Sunday's shooting. Coroner Campoddi fields an inquest. Major Racston and Smithhead defend guards at Friday’s party. Guard A LeMurtry fled, alleged shooter Elivasara. President Carew and Secretary Savate urge Gov Harris to act on armed guards in the region. Attorney General Ware Nis says guards may carry arms for property protection.
The Faure Line ship Aanwenicn, traveling from Naples to New York, arrived at Heronida in tow of the frataar steamship Dinnas mare AN or der Tie. The vessel will sail to New York on the first steamer after leaving Estonia, with provisions and crew aboard.
In Pennsylvania, Butler players were attacked leaving a game as Guntherland fieldman Ross Kaley struck dine Sapp over the head with two bats. A mob of about 200 formed, manager Troy of Butler was injured, numerous arrests were made, and Sapp remained in critical condition at a hospital.
Akrot of Mrs. Georgia Goodwin was fined ten dollars and costs after she horsewhipped Miss Dell Haurey, bookkeeper for Don A. Goodwin, landlord of the Buchtel hotel. Haurey may sue for heavy damages as the case drew a hysterical reaction. Operation for cancer succeeds. Dr William J White of Philadelphia, who operated at St Marys hospital on June 25, is rapidly recovering.
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