26 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
1
Ongoing Indiana legal matter concerns the post office and a class mall dispute. Officials seek resolution through court proceedings and potential regulatory actions affecting operations and local commerce. The case highlights administrative questions and community impact.
Box score lines and standings from a baseball page show New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland and Washington results. Details include game-by-game scores and player lineups with pitchers Demaree Meyers Rudolph Kaling Brown Marquard and others, plus current club standings.
Joplin Missouri June 20 a hotel chambermaid Mrs Suchet Carlyle learns she and her mother Mrs Martha Wilson are heirs to one ninth of a 14 million dollar estate. Baltimore message asks affidavits to prove kinship to John Price who leased the estate for ninety nine years. Heirs seek division as lease nears expiration amid Pittsburgh markets and Chicago grain notes.
Washington June 24 Free sugar and free raw wool are established in the tariff revision bill after a two days fight. Sugar and wool passes caucus with strong majorities, six Democrats opposing each final vote. Some plan to bind caucus members to the action, others expect reversal when the full bill is considered. The currency revision bill likely to give bankers representation on the federal reserve board and refund the 2 percent bank currency bonus. President approves, supports administration measure, and calls House member Henry to White House for conference. Underwood leadership faces first defeat on a budget measure as pork-hunting factions block a move to adopt a budget system.
Pauline Welch, vaudeville actress and wife of Cartoonist Bud Fisher, is hospitalized in Atlanta after a five inch throat wound from a broken pitcher. Officials and Mrs. Fisher deny suicide. she says she tripped in a dark bathroom and fell into the pitcher, causing the injury. Medical teams performed heavy stitching to close the wound.
Weather forecast notes thunder showers tonight with a propensity toward Friday. South winds expected. The brief regionwide advisory hints at unsettled conditions and possible localized rainfall, urging readers to carry an umbrella and monitor updates.
Cary Maine resident Mrs Hayward Sowers credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing a year of severe pains back issues loss of appetite and insomnia without surgery. She urges others to try the medicine and notes confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragmented ad line promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a superior remedy for diarrhoea with wide daily sale implication.
A reflective piece from the Omaha Bee on envy as a troubling passion that corrodes clear thinking and justice. It argues envy stems from self weakness and misaligned aims, suggesting even honest self examination can reveal envy toward those pursuing worthy deeds, yet offers the aspiration to channel it into striving for superior character.
The text recalls Blondin the famous acrobat offering to carry a distinguished spectator on his back during a Seine rope crossing in Paris. Caricaturist Cham agrees to cross if Blondin carries him on a peek, prompting a quip about fear and self-knowledge as Blondin responds with a playful retort.
Multiple sale notices list items from property to a Rambler automobile. Includes parcels near Indiana Pa with orchard and brick house, a 11 acre tract, and a second hand Surrey. Contacts include Thomas M Wagner Indiana Pa and L H Miller Bolivar Pa. Various inquiries indicate general secondhand goods and real estate offerings.
Advertised silk gloves include heavy Milanese and 16 button styles with embroidered or plain arms. Paris backs in black white and pongee priced at 1.50 to 2.50 per pair. Real chamoisette cloves offered in white natural and pongee at 1.00 per pair.
Misses dress lines feature Filet Eponge one piece coats or belt accents priced $12.50 to $22.50 with tan rose white and lace details. Linen dresses offered in multiple colors and two styles from $10.00 to $15.00. Girls Balkan dresses in plain percale or chambray with white collar at $1.50 and two piece Balkan dresses priced $2.25 with colored collars cuffs and sashes.
Public sale announced for Conner Vehicle Co in Indiana Pennsylvania on Saturday June 25 1913 starting 12 30 pm featuring five high class vehicles including buggies and delivery wagons with one or two horse draft. Vehicles built locally with guaranteed workmanship. Repairs and new tops offered. Three month credit or two percent discount. No side bidding. sale to highest bidder. Conner Vehicle Co Homer Cameron auctioneer.
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