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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
1
Walter Bhackson is listed as editor and manager of the daily paper with the note that it is published weekly except Sundays, and on Wednesdays. The item notes the paper's leadership and publication pattern.
WHITELAW REID argues that a nation’s lasting wealth lies in its enduring literature. He praises Victorian era literature as its chief glory aside from peace efforts, comparing ancient Greek and Roman fame to modern literary achievement.
Congressman Bartholdt of St Louis argues peace claims are immutable, while war barbarism is refuted. He claims civilization relies on government and that intellectual armor of opponents is vulnerable to reason. He advocates a Hague conference transforming into an international congress with a permanent council for codification and continuity of influence.
Lord Avebury warns that vast military spending in Europe depresses wages and raises prices, forcing harder work for millions. He cites Russia’s serfs, fear of revolution, and the rise of socialism as dangers. He urges statesmen to ease burdens on industry to avert a massive upheaval.
Congressman Joseph B. Sherley of Kentucky argues state legislatures burden the nation with costly tasks that should stay local. He warns centralized power undermines sovereignty and the representative government by assuming big issues must be solved in Washington.
This note cites Adam Snyder praising Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney distress. It notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents, plus other adverts for Dr Shoop products and a Creekside schoolhouse bid with a June 23 1906 deadline and Sept 10 1906 completion.
In Cleveland in June 1910 Mrs Gaasia Ly Chadwick ordered auction of her personal effects now owned by creditors after bankruptcy declaration. The collection includes gowns from 1890s to modern designs, rare Mabordis pieces, and 3% cabinets, with proceeds to settle debts from her trial and imprisonment.
Buffalo on June 18 reports the twentieth century Lake Shore flyer wrecked near West Seneca after a split rail and broken coupling. The engine dragged 400 feet before stopping. Seven passengers were aboard. one killed, one severely injured and others shaken but not needing a doctor. A relief train conveyed survivors to Buffalo.
Ohio miners officials press for settlement after talks at Orbison with stand out operators who signed old Windirg 1903 sale contracts. Officials plan further meetings to determine concessions on dead work scale while refused to disclose conference results. Other items note a derailment incident in Marietta with a teen confessing to a prank, and a brakeman killed by a fast train while laughing at a joke.
A venting note claims some favor sending linen to Hong Kong but argues American methods prove superior. It asserts readers should inspect trade marks on collars to gauge foreign influence and urges calls to a local address for demonstration of the American approach.
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