10 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1905
Page
1
Solities urges citizens and representatives to support reform with reasonable methods. The piece stresses primary and town meeting participation, personal conscience, and maintaining a free press as a pillar of enlightenment despite a few tainted outlets.
A jumble of brief notices lists B Humphrey of DuBois visiting in town, Bertha Jones of Johnstown visiting in Indiana, B Sansom of Pittsburgh via his father Franklin Sansom, A M Forber of Pittaboro visiting Indiana, Hettie Williams returning from Ponx, and several other locals visiting relatives or recovering from illness. Also mentions Mina Noble Lewin visiting Bolivar, Misses Cunningham and Boreland returning from Jolene, Harry Younkina recovering from typhoid and planning to work in Pittsburg, and a Purported riddle about Indians and paint, plus ad blurbs for Bromo-Pepalin and Devoe paint with local pharmacist references.
Mr Herbert Shattuck president of the New York Loyal Temperance region will lecture tonight at the Second Church. All are invited especially the young to attend this community event and hear a temperance talk with appeal to youth.
Thousands of Elks delegates arrive for the 19th annual order reunion in Buffalo with receptions and tours by the automobile club. Denver Dallas and Atlantic City promoters lobby to host 1906 events as Washington reports 150 Elks with wives attending and each delegate wearing two badges including a new $20 bill. Weather prospects vary across Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, and West Virginia with showers and warmer conditions ahead.
The National and American leagues show results from Saturday and Sunday games. Scores include Philadelphia 4 Boston 3 and St. Louis 8 Cincinnati 3 in Saturday play, plus Cincinnati 6 St. Louis 1 and Chicago 2 Pittsburg 2 in Sunday action. Standings list Bos and N Y leading the leagues with several one and two game results noted.
In Philadelphia, a woman known only as Annie was found buried in a northeast cellar with the head crushed and body mutilated. Police allege Cheries Bluhm murdered his housekeeper after a quarrel, hid the corpse with quicklime, then died of consumption before facing trial. his wife and mother-in-law planned to move into his filthy house. The victim, about 40, worked in local mills. Bluhm was 45.
Huntington West Virginia July 10 report finds unknown man dead in river below the city. A canoe ride with Gard ner woman led to her disappearance. The body shows a large head wound suggesting murder. Police seek the missing woman amid the inquiry. Other items note drownings in Michigan and a large fire in Goldfield Nevada. Consul Nash engagement announced in Venice and Count Cassini leaves Washington bound for Madrid.
Postmaster General Cortelyou announced a fraud order against the People s United States Bank of St Louis effective July. The action bars use of the mails for the business of the institution run by EH G Lewis and partners. Funds une borrowed by Lewis totaling about two thirds of remittances are deposited in banks and will be used to reimburse stockholders. Officials plan to cooperate with Missouri state authorities for investors interests.
In Pittsburg a Syrian girl Nasta Johnx and Isaac Ezer of Rochester sought a marriage license. Clerk Hegner ordered a smile, citing local custom over tears. After an interpreter confirmed consent, the license was issued and the bride smiled.
In Jackson township near Plymouth a man named John Lee attacked two visiting children with a razor. He killed James J Farrell, a Plymouth resident, and then killed himself after slashing Farrell’s throat. Lee had been released from an asylum recently. Local report notes Farrell was with two children when the fatal assault occurred.
In Monongahela Carrie Nation reacted to a prank by tearing down an advertising sign reading Drunk by Carrie Nation after it had been altered to say Drunk by Carrie Nation. The act drew cheering passengers as she ripped the sign apart.
Mrs Esther Carson died of pneumonia at four this morning at her son A G Carson’s home in Center township aged about 60 She belonged to Homer City Methodist Church She is survived by one son funeral services will be held tomorrow interment at Homer City Lloyd Rittenhouse son of the late Reassaire Rittenhouse of Rochester Mills died of heart trouble Wednesday July 5 at Girard College where he had studied for three years The body was brought to Rochester Mills and interred at Pine Grove Cemetery Sunday afternoon
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