08 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
1
Rabbi Leon Harrison argues that America must shed parochial limits and join the global artistic arena. He says the world fair demonstrates universality, urging Americans to broaden horizons beyond local concerns.
Bishop M. J. O'Connor of New Jersey urges girls to become self supporting in some field of modern usefulness before embracing society duties. He warns against the idle society woman who chases social pleasures and neglects practical preparation for life.
Mrs Murray H Gabriela visits relatives in Altoona and Johnstown. Migs Wright travels to Brookville. Edward St Clair departs to visit for three weeks with Kia Stater. Mrs John Bonks leaves for DuBois with friends. Ottos Koenig joins Mrs Koenig and child in Indiana. Carrie Clawson leaves to visit Satends in Gresnapurg.
Squire Kline held a hearing yesterday for Frank Ben Frank Orteh and Joe Praddo on charges of illegally selling liquor. Frank Ben was discharged while Orish was held for court. Praddo's fate remains unsettled.
Fragmentary passage shows discussion of ending a regime called the system, with claims of large profits for the many while warning Wall Street of murder and anarchy. Speakers argue people can repurchase bonds and stocks, and that government bonds and mortgages could be affected. Confusing phrasing suggests a Frenzied Finance theme.
A controversial voice insists on a sweeping reform targeting stocks and bonds, claiming to end abuses by hardening a universal method. He pledges to push Americans toward action, even barefoot across towns, while acknowledging personal financial sacrifices and asserting the flaw lies in methods, not people.
The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway offers weekly excursion tickets from Indiana to Niagara Falls and Toronto every Tuesday through September 26. Tickets are valid for return passage within 15 days of purchase, at fares specified by the company agents.
In St. Petersburg reports the Kniaz Potemkin Potemkin escapes pursued by a torpedo boat destroyer and the Black Sea fleet. Dispatches say crews fear mutiny spread, with rumblings among interned Russian sailors and authorities moving to seize or destroy the ship at port.
Kansas City July 8 Thomas W. Lawson of Meetoy and William Trav ele dé Tolaw of New York were principal speakers at a dinner given by local businessmen last night Jerome urged a conservative view of the trust issue arguing trusts have cheapened business but that the real evil is party machines corrupting legislatures and courts while the people remain honest and show no appetite for reform
French and German salvage tugs raised the submarine Farfadet from the Tunis port entrance after it sank Thursday. Crew members were supplied with water provisions and air and remained alive as grappling gear and tugs worked to bring it to shallow water with assistance from an Italian tug.
Stockholm reports precautionary frontier measures as Sweden acts against Norway while the treasury borrows $6.5 million for expenses. Rumors say two Norwegian officers were arrested at Christiania for refusing allegiance to King Oscar. Bank funds reportedly pulled from Norwegian banks. At Cranberry West Virginia hotel blast. unknowns dynamited the structure, tracks pursued with bloodhounds. Altoona wage rise affects 300 Logan Valley Electric Railway workers by 6 percent from July 1.
The excerpt compiles quips from multiple papers with playful misreadings and puns. It juxtaposes a panglossian tone on engagements with sports and poetry tropes. The dialogue mockingly critiques gossip and domestic life through caricatured characters such as the Farmer and the Pig siblings.
In a Chicago Journal verse item a student mocks a debate on water testing. An old man answers with a wry line about preferring his water as an aquarium rather than a cemetery, highlighting a playful view of life and science.
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