14 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
1
The Indiana Evening Gazette edited by Walter H. Jackson is described with its printery plant on Carpenter Ave in Kew Gazette Building and its mailing status as Second Class Mail Matter processed by Tachula Post Office.
A St Louis Republic report details feats of horsemanship by diverse riders including Cossacks Indians and cowboys. A famed act described a rider threading a needle mid gallop using a long thread and a coordinated relay to impress a visiting French officer.
Reported reflections on Dresden police practices describe how officers levy fines of one to three marks for minor infractions if papers prove identity. A foreigner observer notes occasional bribes to individual officers for minor offenses, while denying systemic corruption within the force.
A London Tatler note recalls Sir Charles Watermund, a magistrate, addressing a meeting when an interrupter shouted insults about his hair. Watermund calmly adjusted his glasses and warned he could have the man’s hair cut today, signifying his authority and composure in public proceedings.
Minnesota Republicans debate an insurgent conservation program and the choice of speakers for a September congress in St Paul. Pinchot and Roosevelt allies clash with St Paul managers over the agenda, threatening the event if insurgent views prevail. Brandeis and Nelson oppose Taft sentiments, raising concerns about primaries fallout.
Oscar Erbsloeh world renowned German scientist and aviator perishes with four companions when the Erbsloek dirigible explodes and falls from 5000 feet near Pattsceid in west Germany. The wreck leaves five crushed, unrecognizable bodies beneath debris as investigators note the blast started by benzine tank explosion. Engineers Morr Toelle, Kranz, Hoeppe and motor man Spick are named among the dead. The craft departed from Dusseldorf and was part of the Ablaten Zeppelin service when one gas bag ruptured and the others followed. The disaster is praised as one of the decade’s worst amid rapid flight progress.
On a farm near Cumberland in Jefferson County Robert Glass was struck by lightning while mowing. The bolt killed two horses and left Glass unconscious. he later regained consciousness but remains entirely paralyzed.
Harold Hurley age sixteen, with a history of three prior operations to cure pilfering, was arrested with two others after stealing several bottles of milk from neighbors. Surgeons say Hurley’s case is hopeless and note he was once a noted brain surgery case in the United States.
Eighty year old Crosley rode from West Virginia to Colorado on horseback and arrived in town to seek a farm on government lands, displaying $5,000 in bills carried in his boot. In Auburn, N Y, Democratic committee favors Thomas Mott Osborne for governor, launching his campaign.
Market notes show live stock prices across cattle and hog categories with prices for prime, choice, and common, plus sheep and lambs, fat hulls, and cows. A sermon excerpt features Rev Dr Kincis addressing the St Paul Christian Endeavor Convention on the four core courses building a fully rounded Christian character.
An old advertises a cough remedy called De. King's Now Discovery claiming to cure or relieve coughs, colds, bronchial issues, asthma, hay fever, and whooping cough. It says it saves hopeless sufferers and offers a 50c to 1.00 price with a free trial bottle at Daugherty Bros.
A heedless young man encounters a hungry tramp asking for a dime to eat. The tramp details a rough week living under a wharf and lack of clothes while the youth, noting the shaved face, walks on, leaving the stranger to fade away. The vignette captures urban hardship and indifference.
An ad copy asserts kidney and bladder ailments are serious and often fatal if untreated and claims Foley Kidney Pills contain no harmful drugs. It states the product has withstood long and thorough testing and implies high trust in its safety and efficacy.
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