08 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1907
Page
1
A speaker denounces socialism as a disorganized mix of theories from anarchy to Christian socialism. The critic argues socialism threatens individual freedom, morality, and the family, labeling municipal socialism an expedient not true socialism, and laments the wealthy embracing it for leisure and status.
A testimonial from W C Johnston, a Fairview carpenter, extols Dan's Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary trouble. He recounts severe past pain, work impairment, and relief after using the product since 1807. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
The passage lists virtues and their corresponding rewards, noting that honesty yields a good report, justice and prudence bring respect and estimation, liberality and affection enhance social standing, temperance preserves health, and fortitude grants a quiet mind unshaken by adversity.
A British Medical Journal observation notes that the more educated an impostor appears, the more readily he is believed by the public. The piece comments on the susceptibility of the population to deception and the influence of perceived credibility.
An inquest in London examined the death of a woman linked to Diggs poisoning caused by infection from a badly chapped hand. The proceedings reviewed medical and municipal factors surrounding the case.
Defense outlines plans as Haywood prepares to testify and lay bare his life history. Prosecutors press for Adams’s potential testimony, while cross examination aims to link Orchard and Haywood to killings and conspiracies. Trial may extend beyond three weeks with extensive evidentiary presentation.
Carrie A. Jones, a railway construction worker near Upper Long Creek, shot and killed Fontaine, a man who refused to leave a camp kitchen after entreaties to wash his hands. Fontaine collapsed, dying from three gunshot wounds to the chest, as Jones warned she would defend herself.
South Bend Indiana July authorities hold Frank Shring for murder after Fred Miller who was stabbed July 4 while with his rival’s sweetheart dies. Miller’s death follows the earlier stabbing as Shring faces charges.
Telegraph operators employed by the commercial telegraph company in Chicago will not strike for a week, a decision reported from Peace for Another Weak in Chicago dated July 3. The note indicates 40 positions filled and a temporary settlement delays action.
A sprawling July 8 digest details various incidents across Pennsylvania and nearby towns including Cumberland Mads’ suty Mira Mary Manley’s 107th birthday, a rash of accidents and crimes, suicides, arrests, and local government changes. Names such as Frank Hines John Nafta ger W. R. Jasper Dudley Butler Delsey and others appear amid sudden deaths, wrecks, and legal actions.
Marie Corelli comments on infant development and the need for mothers to use gentle "baby language" to bridge the gap to understanding. She praises lofty aims such as keeping ale pure, aiding others, and preserving a sweet spirit while avoiding petty anger or irritability.
A reflection on governance and virtue stating that true nobility lies in ascent of character rather than descent. Bishop Henry C. Potter argues that leaders with refined virtue inspire homage and elevate those they lead by the royalty of virtue.
In Brittany and Picardy, peasantry retain the belief that the Wandering Jew still exists. During violent windstorms they cross themselves and chant an old phrase in a local dialect, signaling a lingering superstition tied to the legend.
A German skipper devised a plan to pass a canal bridge by taking 300 Grenadier Guards from a nearby barracks aboard his vessel as ballast. Their mass lowered the ship in the water, allowing safe transit under the bridge.
The passage reflects on vocation as serving others not demanding from them. It asserts happiness comes from ministering to others and giving life to help many, stating a person fulfilling this will be worthy of sustenance and will not lack it.
The piece extols Canada’s vast water systems noting Lake Ontario rivals Wales in size, Lake Superior exceeds Scotland, and Lake Huron matches the Sea of Holland and Belgium combined. It argues no other nation equals Canada for lakes and rivers.
A clipped cultural quip features Uncle Bhen claiming some men derive satisfaction from airing their troubles, suggesting they would doubt happiness even if luck improved their lot. The line reflects a literary urban voice and satirical take on contentment.
An unclear fragment notes a minor girl connected to an entertainment event. Details are fragmented, with no clear dates, people, or organizations reliably readable.
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