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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
1
The piece argues that interstate rate equality cannot be achieved without practical insight into coalitions and regional conditions. It stresses the need for a mileage basis, warns against discrimination, and urges enforceable published tariffs to prevent preferential rates while noting the limits of competition and regional disparities.
Mr W H Foreman of Mannington West Virginia visits his family here. Homer Kunhg stays briefly, and Prof J N Kauhs of Greenville leaves for Philadelphia. Mrs F Wydick of St Morgan Colorado returns home after two months with her parents Mr and Mrs W S Dayia Goo of Utah Pa.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 1 during a Methodist Episcopal Sunday service the congregation began removing hats after Reverend Bull explained complaints that rear attendees could not see the minister. Some ladies kept hats on while others complied as the act drew attention from those present.
A reader criticizes the county fair racing scene praising the grounds as a potential popular resort while condemning the routine horse racing. He questions the influence of professionals and the amusement value, noting repeated winners and routine wagering. The letter argues for reform and broader entertainment beyond the race track.
A critical look at horse racing notes widespread cheating and manipulation. It urges replacing pros with homegrown sports and entertainments such as college games, foot racing, bicycling, football, baseball, basketball, track and field events, and circus acts to create a fair that pleases crowds without the corrupt gambing. The piece mentions the Fourth of July as a possible testing ground for the new program.
President Roosevelt proclaims Lassen Peak forest reserve in the Northern Sierra Nevada covering about 900000 acres. It contains over three and a quarter billion feet of timber, mostly yellow and sugar pine, at elevations from 6000 to 10400 feet. Graziers and sheep and cattle graze there, with plans to continue. It also designates a game preserve to protect quail and turkey.
Ohio inclines to thunder storms Tuesday with cooler north, brisk winds. Wednesday turns fair. Western Pennsylvania faces thunderstorms Tuesday with cooler air and brisk winds. Wednesday fair. West Virginia expects showers and thunderstorms Tuesday, then fair by Wednesday.
The standings show National League teams like Cincinnati St Louis New York Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Philadelphia with win loss records. American League lists Cleveland Boston Chicago Philadelphia Washington New York and others with current tallies and recent results from Monday games.
An advertisement promotes Hyomel as a springtime remedy for catarrhal troubles. It touts ease of use in May or June, claims quicker relief than in January, and offers a complete outfit for one dollar with a lifetime inhaler, medicine dropper, and bottle. Extra bottles cost fifty cents, with T. E. Hildebrand guaranteeing refunds if not satisfied.
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