17 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
1
Speech urges open arms for persecuted people fleeing atrocities and criticizes anti immigrant rhetoric. It argues immigration strengthens the nation, notes the need for proper distribution and city crowding solutions, and highlights ancestors of immigrants among the population while opposing new restrictions.
A diamond described as the only flawless genuine cuoffee brown gem known worldwide is in the possession of Mrs BE A Montgomery of San Francis. Her husband sold the famous Bullfrog mine owned by Charles M Schwab for 5 million dollars. The stone weighs tringe and one quarter carats and has no fixed value. Offers between 15000 and 60000 have been made and refused.
Fragmentary passage argues that English power over the earth arises from a perceived talent for broader control. It contrasts ethical merit with racial efficacy, noting brain workers suffer sleeplessness due to nervous strain and suggesting ozone as a remedy over drugs. The tone reflects outdated imperial critique and pseudoscientific claims.
A long roster of candidates and voters appears with numerous spellings and initials. Names include Dorothy White Irene Geasler Elizabeth Young Celia McGregor Lillian Harleth Ming Bartha Schrader Carrie Stadtmiller Mae Jean Lumsden Molite Ferguson Vera Wagner Midna Wilton Margaret Lydas Margaret Washington Hulda Peddicard Margaret Walker Marie Wettling Leona Gibson Florence P. Lowry Nellie Hetrick Gaye Griff Wm Banks Harry Brilbach Wm Bowman Wilbur Hesuak Clair Longwillow Doresy Waller Tom Hildebrand Blair Sutton Matt McGinnis Clyde Wine Ed Vogel Jack Ness A M Wonder John S. Taylor Joe Bingwen Joseph Mack Waiter Mitchell J Wood Clark Thomas Beatty Wallace Clark Prude Joe Dickieww Frank Lichteberger Harry Younking Arthur Bueas Kellar Harris Orin Stifler J Wilse Earl Ralston Walker Frank Freund Harry B. Marshall Howard Swank John Lindsay Harry Smith Bert Lichteberger Gessler J B Younking Ralph Flude Herbert Longwill Sam Madill Roberts Elmer Hetrick John W. Bary Guamsy Trainor Maurice Tratnor S M Work Chas Miller Sack Ald Uarry W Wilson D A Hetrick Paul Wine Hiner Campbell S J Telford D R Pringle.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered numbers and symbols without clearentities or context. No discernible event, person, organization, or location can be identified from the provided text.
A man surrendered to police in Los Angeles claiming to have murdered in Yatesville. He implicated a sister in a sale and described other killings involving Michael Mihorin and his brother. He told of a supposed civic councilor and his father, with unclear details and multiple locals named.
Mt. Vernon Ohio June 17 Martin Murkholder aged 1 had both legs blown off and his right arm shattered by a shotgun set as a burglar trap at the home of Frank Penn Burkholder was employed at the Penn home and knew nothing of the loaded gun He made crutches from two brooms in the cellar and crawled out but lost consciousness doctors say he will die
A London Truth quotation criticizes women judging men hastily, arguing women often assume it is their special province to decide quickly based on personal mood, demanding fair consideration of both sides in every case.
Handsome glass vases may be kept free from dust by inserting a wad of tissue paper the color of the vase when not in use. This method preserves the brilliancy of the glass and its appearance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a road works incident in Wellston Ohio with references to a large crowd, a center area, and mentions of People and places amid garbled text. The passage appears to be a partial report of a local event with uncertain details and names.
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