15 Jul 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1907
Page
1
An analysis warns that rail and bank bonds face harsher terms as new loans would depress old prices. It notes Western producers now drive money centers, reversing past money flow, urging government and business to unite on a broader platform to restore trust and sustain prosperity.
A British expert notes that unequal fishing methods may harm valuable species and cites the North sea where the dab increases as plaice declines. Sir Edward Elgar, visiting New York and Pittsburgh, deflects a report of criticizing American composers saying he has too many good friends to discuss their work.
A child asks his mother how she would punish the vase breaker. She responds harshly, but the boy humorously notes the real culprit is his father who just broke it himself, a quip recorded by the Chicago Tribune.
A fragment from Sunday Magazine notes a rough draft of Father Prout’s poem “Slicks of Shandon” scrawled on a wall in a dormitory at the Trish college in Rome. The room bears general repairs while the space remains unpapered and unpainted.
A Woodward Avenue church sermon last Sunday night featured a minister asking about women and money. The service displayed modern and historic money concepts, including a two and a half mile long Immense Chain from Cradley Heath and tales of slaves as currency in Mohammedan Africa. Also noted were New York pushcart peddlers with thousands of peddlers in Manhattan.
A compilation of scattered notices from Wheeling and surrounding areas reports suicides, family separations, smallpox cases, looting, and local incidents. Entries include Eugene Thompson's suicide after a rejection, Ella Williams abandoning twins, a second smallpox case in Marietta, a house looting finding, and multiple local deaths and accidents across Ohio and Pennsylvania with brief context and dates.
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