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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
1
Governor Joseph W Folk of Missouri argues the Ammigrant movement is not attacking wealth but opposing corrupt gains and law evasion. He stresses public honesty, adherence to laws, and protecting legitimate industry while urging respect for lawful corporate conduct.
A fragmentary critique of the modern university student. The author faults the college man for selfish intellectuality, moral cowardice, isolation, and failure to engage with civic duties. He argues against narrow specialization and urges broader spiritual and social responsibility.
Three plants in Springfield C to face possible shutdown as plate molders walk out over wage demands. Disrupted work threatens production with a potential impact on local industry and costs. Nearby notes mention a duel and a five day Buffalo trip promotion, plus a harness buy request and miscellaneous notices.
The Mahaffey optical firm from Pittsburg plans free eye examinations at Clawson House Indiana Pa on July 10 and 11 and at Menalts Hotel Blairsville daily. They claim headaches nervousness and dizziness stem from defective eyes and cite a testimonial from Amos King of South Bend Pa.
John Alexander Dowie rested the witness stand in the Zion City controversy case in the United States court. He testified about his last will to shield Zion City property ownership and was asked if he retained his personality. He replied that he is the same man though changes occurred, and that his wife receives all she is entitled to under Illinois law.
A wealthy Ohio citizen with a $50 000 balance in Preston H. Robinson of Plain City was jailed days for riding a Panhandle freight. Chief Stoltz sought details while Plain City Marshal Pathani said Robinson loves travel on the road and rides trains, refusing to pay a fine for fare. He was released after investigation.
The Cresson and Clearfield Coal and Coke Co sold 7 200 acres of coal lands in Mass oul Cavabria to Kennerly Midadelphia. J Taber obtained the property, with Governor to direct production. The Virginian buyer, a classmate of Willittin AL Ginnegow, is tied to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The operation aims to resume ovens and expand coal output, with a annual production around TH0m00 tons under new ownership.
Two sheet iron workers, Jay To Joseph Ayers and Oscar Underwoom, fell about 100 feet inside a stack when a large iron structure toppled. Both suffered severe head injuries and multiple fractures. The chaos involved an influx of visitors and a discussion on debt and social equality, with various accounts from witnesses.
A Paris workgirl faces marriage ruin after officials sent her sister birth certificates by mistake. Two years earlier the elder sister sought a similar copy on the eve of her marriage to a mayor. Officials allegedly erred, sending the younger sister’s certificate to the bride, now forcing the elder sister to annul her marriage for Josephine Dansart to wed.
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