30 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1907
Page
1
The speaker argues fraternalism replaces strict individualism in religion and gov ernment. He notes wealth distribution and public services, cites the coal strike and miners union as fraternal examples, and discusses proposed taxes and public works as paths toward shared welfare under private enterprise.
Maj. Henry A. Huntington American soldier and diplomat dies at his Versailles home as his son Henry attempts to kill himself in jail. Wife Edith and children Edith Douglas Alonzo Elizabeth suffer wounds in a deadly quarrel sparked by family tensions and last anniversary dinner attitudes. Ambassadors and consuls visit to offer sympathy.
The Duluth, Mesaba & Northern railway strikers adjust committee proposed arbitration to officials, with one vote against. officials opposed. Docks near Superior discussed action while mines show no immediate disruption. A death by drowning suspected at Abbott's Wharf. In Ecuador, a court martial sentenced 15 soldiers to death for a political plot against President Alfaro.
A Pittsubrg & Lake Erie railroad incident leaves 17 year old William Coyne trapped under wheels during boarding, both legs amputated, and death reported. The report bundles multiple unrelated local mishaps, fires, strikes, and investigations from July in Harrisburg Bradford Scranton and other towns with brief casualty and incident notes.
A dense roster of residents and heads of households appears, listing numerous individuals by surname and given names linked to Mahoning Rayne and surrounding wards. The fragmentary tally includes multiple wards, houses, and street references with varied spellings and initials.
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