09 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
1
Andrew D. White argues that U S ministers abroad endure poor lodgings and high local rents, urging a larger diplomatic staff and modest annual cost. He contends a strong, well-funded service safeguards the nation and earns global respect, citing Jefferson on respecting mankind.
Harvard professor Leo Wiener argues Russia will outwardly lose the war to Japan, but spiritually Russia will triumph. He notes Russia’s influence on Japan through Tolstoi, Dostoevsky, Herzen and Bakunin, citing translations and a Japanese Socialist’s article. History repeats as the defeated nation takes the victor.
A long list of names shows visitors and residents in Pittsburg and nearby towns. Dr John Langblin, J O Conner, Charles McGinney, Im s Cunningham, Daisy Conner, Mary J Lytle, James S Gallagher, Margaret Smith, Martha Taylor, Gertrude Vintor, Hettie Williams, Alex Williams, Mrs Donaldson, J M Guthrie, Miss Nell Guthrie, Lucille and Mrytie Robinson, Clair Osudrou, Misses, and many others are mentioned with various trips, visits, and returns, plus notes on weddings and social calls. The item also notes a Bent of bookings at local inns and a Braddock exchange. An ad for Bromo-Pepsin promotes relief for head ache and indigestion.
The Methodist church ladies announce a strawberry social at the church on Friday evening, June 16, serving ice cream cake strawberries and coffee. Vendor Floribel Greenhomes 188 N Seventh promises fair pricing and reliable quality for local grocers.
A 19th century remedy advertisement touts a fast acting cure named One Minute Gough Cure for coughs croups and chest ailments. The claim promises rapid relief with simple instructions and affordable price, urging readers to buy now.
Mise Stella Aldendifer daughter of Mr and Mrs George Aldenaifer of New Florence and Jaemen Luther Huston of East Liberty wed at Overbrook Philadelphia June 6 with Rev R K Bakewell Green officiating. Roy Fr Waddle and Eva O Reid of Saltsbury married June 7 in Baptist church with Rev Grimwood officiating. Joseph B Serene of Saltaburg wed Dora B Bierer of Greensburg at the bride's home with Rev W J Miller officiating. receptions and honeymoon trips follow.
Emma Pletos wife of Alvin Pierce of Avonmore died Thursday June 8 after an operation to remove a cancer. She was 88 and survived by her husband her mother seven brothers and two sisters Funeral services will be held in Avonmore Saturday at 8 AM Interment in Jacksonville. Mrs George Gromley of Hilldale died June 7 of heart trouble at age 85 leaving husband and five children. Daughter of Abraham Lowman near Marion Center Interment at the Ha at Mahoning Baptist church near Purchase Line on Thursday. Mrs Dr Monks of Martins Ferry Ohio learned last night her mother in law Mrs Elizabeth Monks of Punxsutawney died suddenly She left for Punxsutawney this morning.
An advertisement urges readers with catarrh to use Hyomei for direct airway treatment in warm weather May or June. It claims rapid improvement after first use and offers a money back guarantee by Tom E. Hildebrand. The Floridus Greenhouses at 138 N Seventh St sells tomato celery and late cabbage plants at 40c per 100 strong plants.
The Pennsylvania encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic closed in Reading and will meet next in Altoona after an overwhelming win by Altoona over Gettysburg. New officers include Department commander J. Andrew Wilt Towanda and others from Philadelphia Hazleton Pittsburg and Beaver County. The Woman's Relief Corps elected Sophia Vincent Barrett Clearfield president and Mrs Huima Richards Reading vice president. A resolution was passed demanding a straight $12 monthly service pension for every honorably discharged service member.
June 9 Harrisburg Governor Pennypacker appointed Judge John Stewart of Chambersburg to the state supreme court vacancy caused by the death of Justice John Dean. Stewart, Franklin County’s president judge, will serve until January, then be commissioned for a full 21 year term if elected in November. He is an independent Republican, previously governor nominee in 1852, and brother of Senator Alexander Stewart.
For sale at once a pair of cob horses described as good drivers. Viewable daily pulling the wagon of Central Meat Market, Ingabe at 433 BH. Chur on a Saturday evening.
In Elizabeth New Jersey a June celebration reenacted the 1750 Battle of Elizabethtown between American forces under General Maxwell Culone Dayton and British troops. The city decked with flags hosted a parade for about 4 000 people a military review and a naval parade on Staten Island Sound. A statue of minute men was unveiled and fireworks capped the event from a floating barge in the sound.
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