12 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
1
Degenerates from too little or too much reliance on law face loss of authority or rigidity. Excerpts urge adapting to new conditions, resisting complacency, and balancing rule keeping with moral testing. The contrast asks whether success means social respect or bold, honest striving.
Dr John Gourley of Marion and other locals visit and travel plans noted. Several residents from White Township Kenwood Pittsburg Braddock Vandergriff and Jeannette are visiting relatives in Latrobe Bedford Springs Creekside and Roncoverto W Va. Families and individuals like Emma Kephart G H Engle Arch ie Weir and J G Fluming are mentioned with various trips and guest stays.
James Spencer a well to do farmer living near Shaw in Kittanning county lifted himself by a rope Tuesday morning in an apparent suicide. No other persons were involved and no motive is given in the report. Local authorities are investigating the death.
An artillery and police clash amid civil disorder ends with deaths amid chaos. In Wales a fire damp explosion at No 9 pit of United Colliery at Wattstown traps 160 workers. 120 presumed dead. Rescue efforts struggle amid smoke, with nine women rescued and hundreds awaiting news.
Swift sues to stop the Harvester company from buying manufacturing plants that would suppress competition. The stockholder seeks court orders to force disclosure of rail rebate payments and to compel money returned to railroads, citing a large rebate over 3 million dollars through September 1902. The case names West Muliman Nel Sontigen and rhelineis Nertioorn in the broader Harvester dispute.
New York July 12 The three trustees of the majority stock selected enough directors to continue business but left vacancies from resignations unfilled The board will not disclose names until formal election. Governor Higgins backs Hendricks probe and urges remedial legislation while calling for confidence in the inspector and awaiting investigation results.
Postmaster General Cortelyou announced Bravenson A. Williams of Bel Air as a member of the Republican National Committee for Maryland to fill the vacancy from Louis K. McConias resignation. Williams, a lawyer and former Maryland state senator, was the 1904 Republican candidate for governor.
Moscow reports the assassination of Count Shouvaloff prefect of police aged under 40. A peasant assassin wearing disguise fired five revolver shots at close range in the audience room. bullets reportedly poisoned. The killer, recently arrested as a political suspect, escaped custody. In St Petersburg officials call it a political crime.
Philadelghis Auty 29. Dunthip Vale verd and Edward H. Wood convicted of conspiracy to pad assessors lists, sentenced to nine months imprisonment and a $1000 fine. Their counsel obtained a writ of auporagdeas from the superior court and the men were released on $3000 bail.
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