03 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
1
William J. Bryan argues federal ownership of all railroads would prevent centralization and preserve state lines. He cites Germany’s state ownership as a model and notes small lines consolidate to access government routes, then seek independence once connected.
Magistrate Cornell of New York City warns crime is rampant, with organized bands of professional criminals in daily boldness. He notes lenient treatment after guilt, easy bail, and growing ties between criminals and certain lawyers in the city. Several specialists in rascality are named as evidence.
Fragmented OCR like a parish report with misread names and phrases. It notes a correction thanking Mrs. Carson for a mistaken claim about her son and references a party of friends and a mistake about location. The text devolves into garbled lines about fever, a chimney, and a nest of birds, offering little clear event.
A string of brief visits and homecomings reported from Garfield Greensburg Center township Lecahburg Gherryhill Johnstown Wilkinsburg Homer City Butler Grisemere Rayne township Pittsburgh and Chambersville. Notables include Frank Groll Gen Harry White Samuel St Glair James Achvangh Warry Helsoppie Prof BlIS H R James Belle Watson Anna North Mrs John Walter Matilda Kreb Sarah Williams Nannie Bracken Charles Alter and a Campbell and Rinn Coal Co assignment with a planned move to Charocersville.
A compact 1890s style health notice explains kidney function and symptoms of disease. It touts Dean's Kidney Pills through a Blairsville testimonial from Mrs. Wakefield and George W. Wakefield, with claims of lasting relief and a price of 50 cents. It also advertises Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment for piles with a 60 cent jar offered by Daugherty Bros.
A brief communication addressed to Professor M C Gordon at Indiana Pennsylvania. The note references ongoing academic matters and mentions a 43 as a figure or identifier. Further context is limited in the fragment.
The property of J. T. Ruffner of Bonth Eleventh Street has been sold to IT. Ty. Edwards of town. Mr. Ruffner expects to occupy the house until October.
Piqua reports a man drowned in the Conemaugh river after chasing a hat, while other cities note arrests in Philadelphia and Scranton, labor strife in Oil City resolved, and a Prohibitionist declining liquor licenses. Parkersburg mentions a soldier son in the Philippines, and a plan to sue over a hidden $50,800 mandamus claim is noted in Virginia.
At a meeting representing 19 branches of the striking longshoremen's union new demands revised from a month ago will be submitted to steamship companies. The event occurs as tensions persist over labor actions and carrier negotiations in New York.
Governor John Little faced a brief sinking spell during a Greenwood event on June 3. The incident lasted about 11 minutes, drawing attention from attendees and officials. No further details on causes or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
Dr. Shoop declares stomach heart and kidney symptoms stem from deeper nerve weakness. He urges readers to seek his Restorative and free book from Racine Wisconsin dealers. Also notes a 1839 auction misdeed involving Spanish armor pieces later linked to royal armory theft.
The Republican State Convention will be held in Harrisburg on Thursday June 4. The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets from June 1 to 6, valid for return until June 15, at reduced rates from all Pennsylvania stations. See the ticket agent for fare from your area and visit the new State Capitol, praised as the finest in the nation.
An Atchison magazine recounts a bakery style misorder in a restaurant story where a diner asks for country sausage after a fried catfish dish. The waiter mishears and calls for dog, prompting the customer to react and leave with a puzzled hat.
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