16 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1906
Page
1
Professor William G Tale argues that students now expect college to provide social and athletic outlets rather than study. He urges faculty reform to demand work and insists universities will endure, comparing the age of cathedral building to the university as a lasting symbol of human progress.
A police court lecture by Daniel Finn condemns money hunger and sexual immorality as social evils. He argues greed poisons love and family, corrupts justice, and inflames the masses, turning social reform into anarchy.
A damaged notice-like advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for backache and female disorders. It shares personal testimonies from Maude Morris of Atlanta about monthly pains and sleepless nights, claiming the remedy restored sleep, appetite, and regular cycles.
New York reports Mrs William Thaw barred from seeing her son Harry Kendal Thaw at the Tombs. A planned meeting was announced for today amid high security. The elder Thaw previously returned from Europe and remains at the Hotel Lorraine as legal maneuvers unfold.
The piece discusses a dispute over a large Pennsylvania lake, citing canal history and proposed steamship use. It notes claims by the old Erie Canal company about abandonment and neglect, and mentions dockside activity, a steamer, and plans tied to an exposition park.
In a chaotic scene in a mountain town, a crowd backed by whisky and beer purchases surged as a swiping decision by Judge Velii prompted protests. Several people faced injuries as people clashed near the town center, with authorities struggling to restore order amid calls for restraint and safety.
A fire at Lehigh Portia Cement Company plant No 2 in Powelsville started when an oil lamp upset, destroying eight state houses. Victims include Ste Joly Kyouie aged 58 son Michael Byonie 28 and Michael yebuth several others perished. John Nuckey survived with a broken back after leaping from a second story window.
Baltimore July 11 John P McTighe former member of the Pennsylvania legislature and former chief of police of Pittsburgh Pa died after an operation at Mount Hope Retreat near Baltimore Murdeclare of Choukain Arrested Sebastapol July 16 a former sailor named Shetanko confessed that he was the murder of View Admiral Choukgla
Discontinued patterns of dinnerware displayed on five tables with prices reduced from 3 cents to 1 dollar each. Cups saucers plates meat dishes cream pitchers vegetable dishes and more offered at sale pricing.
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