24 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
1
A polarized discussion argues that law does little to enforce morality and that if no marriage exists the woman endures an intolerable life. advocates seek recognition of love and the chance for a hopeful future despite laws and church constraints.
Editorial argues for manual training in public schools to prepare diverse pupil future workers. It stresses wealthy and poor share in funding via tax, viewing this as a prudent investment to develop capable citizens and instill fireside and mutual aid instincts.
Pittsburg hosts Mr S S Guthriaziaj and Mrs Guthriaziaj for today. Adair from town registered at Hotel Boyar in Pittsburg. Logan Long of Indiana visiting Johnstown friends. Oliver R B Palmer of Hesbon visiting Wayne with city friends. Mrs W M Gasllingham and daughter Johanna left for a visit to Quiningham's old home in Clearhald County. W B Wider and son visited A P Watson on Seventh street and returned to Wideraridge today. Miss Margaret Tuompson of Rail gond Avenue heads to Scottdale to visit her sister Mrs H A Waddel. Grace Waddel, who stayed here, returned home. William G Gibson of Thurmond Va left for Jacksonville Indiana County for a week with relatives before returning south.
In the St Clair River near Tashmoo, the City of Rowe and Linden sank after a collision. Cook Hardy and Wise from the Linden drowned. The City of Rome and Linden aimed upriver. Linden struck Kune causing the steamer to sink with the crew largely escaping aside from the two drowned. The Linden broke apart and capsized, drifting downstream before sinking on a shoal.
New York reports the Court of General Sessions will suspend its summer vacation to handle potential proceedings related to the Aquitabe Life Assurance society. District Attorney Jerome requested the change and seeks to thoroughly review the entire affair with possible access to evidence from the Insurance Superintendent.
The prefect orders residents near Mount Vesuvius to evacuate as crater discharges alarmingly increase.
In Marion township near Butler on June 24, a group of hungry thieves hijacked a calf, drowned and cooked it, then stole 1% hams from cellars in the same neighborhood. No injuries reported. Local authorities urged residents to secure cellars and report suspicious activity.
The Emperor William's Meteor leads the Hamburg's Kaiser's yacht race, beating the Hamburg yacht by over a minute in swift action. Ambassadors Tower and Lauter observe as the American cutter takes early lead and maintains it, with rival boats Hera and Ailsa near the front as the course nears the final stretch.
Classified snippets list a five room house with lot and stable on East Church Street for sale at Wettling & Crossman and a six foot double deck glass showcase nickle plated from The City Grocery. A public notice invites ditching or sewer excavations via James April contractor. A Great A and P Tea Go ad seeks an energetic agent with catalogs free at 1811 Eleventh Ave Altoona. A McKean County farm of eighty-two acres with 14 rooms, two-story frame house, barns and orchard offered at 40 per acre or exchange for Indiana real estate, possession at once. Fragmented humorous anecdotes close the column.
Springheia Illinois June 24 The state executive board of the United Mine Workers of America has offered arbitration to the Indiana Coal Operators Association to decide if miners by asking for a shotliver law violated an agreement. If affirmed the miners reimburse wages paid for shotlivers. if negated operators continue under the existing agreement and furnish shotlivers. National President John Mitchell to attend. A separate item notes a New York case where a stranger’s theft of $1,200 in postage and vinegar cost from a Lynbrook combination store/post office occurred after the storekeeper left the cellar.
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