27 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
1
A second class mail matter entry appears in the Indhara Post Office records indicating routine mailing procedures and filing status for correspondence. The note reflects standard administrative handling within the postal system.
Deputy Registrar John H. Hill records May as the month with 19 births and 17 deaths in the district. No contagious diseases or quarantines in town. Past winter saw over 1010 measles cases placarded along with other illnesses. Indiana High School baseball lost to Iselin 0 to 10, team traveled home tired. Miss Belle Harris, sister of Police Chief Harris, dies at 97 in Saltsburg. funeral Tuesday at 2. Survived by two brothers and two sisters.
In Squire Crossmans Court Jacob Younkins and Wilbur Cunningham the plumber aired their grievances about installing a new fire proof box in the nickleodeon. Attorney B. M. Jack represented Cunningham while I. H. Tomb spoke for Younkins. No decision was reached by the afternoon.
The Irene Jeavona Famous Dramatic Company opens tonight on the Sennett Jet at Locust and Seventh streets. The opening attraction is The Duke’s Daughter. A limited number of 10 cent ladies tickets will be accepted this evening.
An old-typo summary explains the concept of escape velocity, about seven miles per second, and notes Earth’s atmosphere loss and orbital dynamics. It discusses how a body reaching this speed would travel outward, curving under planetary influences and possibly orbiting if not slowed by forces from the Sun, Moon, and Earth.
In this survey of the last seven months, Congress, with President Taft’s influence, enacts major laws including the railroad bill expanding regulatory power, the establishment of postal savings banks, a stock commission, and funding for various national projects. It notes record work surpassing Civil War sessions and outlines key items like a tariff board mandate, cotton futures safeguards, and procedural reforms within committees.
A fragmented OCR text mentions names and events with mentions of a violent incident. The readable parts reference a person named Calhoun and an event involving being injured and thrown against a building. Details, names, and places are incomplete and uncertain.
Baroness Bonde records in her diary how Louis Philippe abdicated amid panic and cowardice. An aid from the war ministry described the king’s abrupt retreat as crowds surged, troops were disordered, and the palace faced a frenzied demand for action.
The fragment describes boxing the compass, listing many compass points, and notes the skill favors sailors who can recite posts quickly. It references terms like north by east and east by south, ending with a garbled exchange and misread words.
A distorted excerpt cites ancient coded prohibitions on weapons and ritual ashes, mentions authorities like Murcius and Codex, and weaves tangled observations about fires, powder, and cities. The text blends historical fragments with modern quotes from the Detroit Free Press, offering no clear narrative.
An advertisement touts Dr. Leonhardt's Hemioid as a pill based cure for all forms of piles with a 2 percent failure rate. It claims to avoid operations and salves, offered by Tom E. Hildebrand of Indiana, with a Buffalo New York company address and a 24 days treatment for $1. It urges readers to request a booklet.
In Cincinnati a 21 year old semi professional pitcher for the printers union team was struck by two balls during a practice before a game. One ball hit behind the ear and the other on the right temple as he attempted to dodge both. He died from his injuries at the scene. Fremont Ohio mourns William Sherer a 63 year old lifelong resident who died in the house where he was born.
Rental notice for a four room house at 386 R. R. Ave. Inquiries directed to Mrs. Caroline Garman, care of Wayne Ave and Grant Street Ordwin Daugherty, Philadelphia, phone 3t. 244-tf.
For sale listings include lots 12u 124 120 end 12 in Grafton with Sherrill's Alice reference. Also Thousand No 1 cebury planta at 276 South Seventh Street for sale. House barn chicken house and seven large lots with bearing orchard offered at 2800 feet Indiana. J R King contact. Ayrshire cow for sale, fresh, A O Cravener at 344 North Ninth Street, Indiana PA.
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