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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
1
Hadiana Publishing Company is noted with a 93.00 fee and a 125 2 Office and Printing Plant located in Hew Gazette Building on Carpenter Ave in Indiana. The entry appears in the Indiana Post Office as second class mail matter.
A Chicago Tribune report describes experiments with gray perch showing memory and color recognition. Perch learned to avoid blue and red sardines after initial exposure, then ate fish of all colors, indicating discrimination and memory in a tank setup.
A Popular Mechanics note explains that warm breath cools when forced through the lips or stall opening. The cooling results from gas expansion absorbing heat, a principle used in ice manufacture with liquid ammonia expanding through tubes to absorb heat and chill water.
A New York Press account describes a Mexican spider named Mosquero that nests in trees and lures insects to its web. The elderly Mrs Moyquera tends the tidy, refined web, while beetles live on scraps and rely on the spider’s management for bed and board. the tale notes her quiet nature and sudden activity when pests appear.
A quip from the Atchison Globe urges caution before risky acts and notes the value of experience over theory. It urges vigilance against enemies while keeping a sharp eye on friends, attributed to P. P. Shevlin.
Illinois Central Railroad files suits in chancery court seeking injunctions to seize assets of two corporations and four former officials alleging a conspiracy from 1906 to 1910 that defrauded the railroad of nearly $2,000,000 through inflated repair charges and preferred independent contractors.
Mrs. Matilda A. Chesbrough of Newton Massachusetts was convicted of smuggling in the United States district court. Judge Bellstab fined her $5,000 after noting the jury’s mercy recommendation prevented imprisonment. The judge reiterated a goal to curb smuggling by wealthy tourists.
Kingston Jamaica June 7 The British schooner Marion May from Nassau reports being stopped and searched six miles off Caps Nnisi Cuba by the Cuban revenue cutter Batre. An armed party boarded, overhauled cargo, no officer demanded papers. The crew offered no resistance though the captain protested unwarrantable interference outside Cuban waters. The schooner was becalmed and short of food and water. A request for supplies was refused and she was ordered to sail on. Representations have been made to the colonial government and the affair will be investigated.
A fierce blaze in a Washington Street warehouse and storage plant caused 75000 in damage. One person died, others were seriously injured and taken to Ludson Street Hospital, while twenty-one were overcome by smoke. The downtown spectacle shocked New York as responders fought the flames, in a report reflecting urgent military and civilian concerns.
An aviator completed a nonstop flight from England to France and returned to England without landing. The feat demonstrates endurance and navigational skill as the pilot crossed the Channel and pressed on to the return leg without interruption.
National League results show rain affecting Boston Pittsburgh New York St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati and Philadelphia Chicago with scores and pitchers listed. American League details Cleveland Chicago St Louis New York Detroit Washington and Boston Detroit standings follow with games today and key stats.
A compact, high-spirited piece praising Anglo Saxon devotion to sport, noting Americans as avid patrons of horse racing baseball golf football and outdoor activities. It contrasts English and American sporting enthusiasm and includes a brief humorous exchange about advice, singing, and marriage.
A concise maxim elevates conduct: reciprocity. Treat others as you wish to be treated. avoid harming or inconveniencing others by applying the same standard you expect for yourself. This ethic of mutual consideration underpins personal and social behavior.
A jumble of numbers and abbreviations appears to record prices and times for various items, with inconsistent capitalization and stray markings obscuring concrete goods or entities. The readable bits show scattered price values and hourly references, but no coherent subject or party names.
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