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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
1
James Hamilton Lewis argues that public offense and muckraking demand exposure rather than suppression. He contends law cannot deter powerful villains and calls for fearless criticism preserving free speech to cleanse government and press.
In a provocative piece by DAVID M. PARRY, industrial buccaneering is condemned as a social crime. He argues capitalistic manipulation, socialist red tape, and union pressure threaten stockholders and lawful rights, calling for protection against privateering in industry.
John T. Doyle, secretary of the United States Civil Service Commission, argues publicity is the remedy for the boss system and patronage misuse. He urges central public records of employee appointments to ensure uniform statistics, transparency, and informed public opinion supporting the merit system.
First season departure July 3 by special Pullman train for five and a half days in the Park. Prices from Harrisburg 223 dollars and from Pittsburg 3216 dollars plus proportionate fares from other points. All necessary expenses included.
The canal bill cleared the Senate 41 to 11 after protracted debate. Senators Stone Nelson Mallory and Berry pushed amendments on stock, taxation, Interstate Commerce Commission oversight, and government liability. Nelson, Patterson, and LaFollette shaped provisions while others sought limits and sinking fund changes, with key votes recorded and reported across the chambers.
Disjointed OCR fragment reports a fine and court action involving a bridge company and other parties. The text mentions a trial, juries, and statements by an attorney, with unclear names and dates due to corruption. The readable parts imply a formal legal proceeding and penalties.
Henry Hhrein ing of the Baw Beaseea company pleaded guilty to a conspiracy in restraint of trade, the third company to admit guilt under the antitrust act. Leishman confirmed. In Washington, the Senate quickly confirmed John di A Letahmat of Pennsylvania as ambassador to Turkey after receipt of the president’s nomination.
On June 12 Samuel G. McClure, former editor of the Ohio State Journal, purchased a controlling interest in the Telegram of a big city and will assume charge immediately. In Columbia South Carolina on June 19 Col. W. W. Lumpkin entered the campaign for the United States Senate against Senator Tillman.
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