25 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
1
Steward L Woodford argues that anarchy grows where the poor are neglected and law is disrespected by corporations and the rich. He contends wealth earned under law must honor legal obligations and that reverence for the law sustains commerce and national character, warning of peril if it fails.
Shaw argues the beef trust crisis stems from a flawed system not individual millionaires. He demands public control of essential industries and warns private profit will persist without strong state regulation and inspector turnover.
The item cites Doan's Kidney Pills sold by Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo as a remedy for back pain and kidney trouble, with a Blairsville resident testifying to recovery. It lists gas ranges by New Process, Dr Shoop products, a hospital transplant note, a bank deposit rate, and Tuesday Niagara Falls and Toronto excursion fares.
A mysterious new witness appeared in the Thaw case at Jerome New York on July 25. The woman, aged about 40, arrived with detective P L Bergoff and met Assistant District Attorney Turnbull for a private interview. Police attached to the district attorney’s staff escorted her as observers gathered outside. The court order restricting subpoenas does not seem to bar voluntary witnesses.
July 24 Gettysburg Pa army camp report centers on Pennsylvania National Guard maneuvers. Major General Gohin directs First brigade units through tactical drill showing readiness amid inspector general oversight and routine ground inspection by Gov. Penney and officers.
A garbled report alleges a gang conspired to launder stamps worth about 200000 dollars via New York routes. The text mentions authorities, court actions, and individuals linked to the scheme, with references to Wall Street and government officials. The fragmentary account hints at arrests and ongoing investigations.
Brothers Minton and Mapkins face grand jury actions in Ashtabula Ohio for kidnapping and related charges after disputes with wives Leta and Winnie. Both men were held on bare bond, with one bound over for assault and another fined for pocketpicking after a tumultuous week. In Harrisburg, a state dairy report finds Williamsport milk samples free of adulterants.
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