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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
1
George P. Brett argues conditions in America are too easy and public conscience has bled. He warns against sensationalism and calls for a critical, doubtful spirit and discontent as essential first steps toward curing social evils.
A fragmented, bold assertion warns of an American peril and a looming war era. The speaker claims nations prepare against the United States while the populace remains ignorant, with government efforts to ready the country for impending conflict. The tone suggests a grave geopolitical awakening ahead.
A montage of real estate transfers shows many deeds: Pater Garman to Frank Alter for lot and Indiana valued at 405465. Joseph Myers to Pater Custer for eight residences in Rayne at 640. plus numerous other conveyances across Green, Indiana, Mahoning, Wheatfield, Wheat Hold, and adjacent townships. Party names include Learn, Lowry, Day, Crooks, Armstrong, Rowe, Raftner, Coy, Weir, Finch, Neal, Beal, Kauffman, Beustiay, and more with prices ranging from 260 to 8200 and acres from 6 to 134.
A vaudeville audience of about 1200 at the Grand and Avenue theaters in Pinburg escaped with injuries as fire destroyed Avenue and damaged the Grand. Fire raged two hours, blocking Fifth Avenue, while detectives, police and fire crews evacuated spectators. Most injured are expected to recover. The Alvin theater performance ended moments before the blaze intensified.
A fragment from Scribner's on speaker-audience dynamics contrasts male and female responsiveness, noting men in packed rooms are more engaged while women often restrain public applause. It cites a Guild piece illustrating how audience composition shapes impact on oratory and outcomes in a public meeting.
Mrs Annie Kirchmier wife of a painter was called to Pittsburg health bureau offices and submitted a list of 17 children born to her husband asking the bureau to verify each birth in records. She said Roosevelt’s authorization would entitle her to a medal if verified.
The text presents a garbled court record with references to DinEs and a deed, a previous court case, and opposing applicants for minor titles. It mentions a judge and parties Wyner or Vynor, with scattered names like Rey and Edwards, and notes a prior decision. The readable segments imply a legal dispute and scheduling details within a historical docket.
Openingham Ja of Altoona visits D A Openingham. Engle returns from Pittsburg business trip. Mrs Carsov of Homer City visits Elizabeth Sloan. Aileen Tiakeom of Armagh stays with J N Sider in Church Street. John Bennett of Mabon Boumets Co and Frank Stoan of Shcan Bros depart for San Carlos Arizona. John Lowman and sister Mary Gilson of Derry visit Indiana and plan to see friends near Shelocta. Gilson was a former county teacher now teaching near Derry.
Half a cent a word wanted girl for general home work at 259 Scanth Seventh Street. 2838 st a FOR SALE New Densmore Typewriter and desk at a bargain. A Gilbert Savings & Trost Bldg FOR SALE An established Accident Insurance business. A L FOR SALE Fresh lime at the Presbyterian church. Inquire of T A Duford 230-66 FOR SALE Good five room house fat and stable on East Church Street. Wettling & Crossman's FOR SALE Fresh cow Inquire of J M Risinger Homer City Pa 283 Sp FOR SALE A six foot double deck glass show case nickel plated first class Ira A Myers The City Grocery 227 tt FOR SALE Bay saddle and driving mare 8 years old Broken for steam or electric cars Perfectly quiet for women to drive Price 140 Call at Jacksonville Livery 282-p
June to state fish surge details list Hatchery superintendents named for southern andastern Pennsylvania sites. Northville Mich sees Wooll shattiotal named, Corry’s Willahiduas assigned, Safford to Wellefonte as assistant until erection of its hatchery completes. Haas remains at Corry as current superintendent.
Fragmentary line from Ubiago Tribune quotes a puzzled reader about twins arriving, with an exclamatory tone and garbled phrasing. The text shows a newspaper-style snippet likely from a letters or chat section, lacking clear names, places, or dates.
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