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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
1
G Stanley Hall presents vital statistics from Clark University on college graduates twenty years post graduation. He notes high unwed rates among both male and female graduates and argues that advancing race segments cease reproducing, signaling a troubling natural law.
A historical discussion urges unity among black allies to advance industrial and business growth in the south over the next twenty years. It argues mental development must pair with employment opportunities, highlighting that tax contributions, farming success, and contract work by Black individuals can alter white neighbors' attitudes toward voting and safety.
A roster of social notices lists residents visiting, traveling, or ill in Dryad Washington Johnstown and surrounding townships. People named include Miss Lon Brallier Mrs J M Adair Rev J O McOrarkeny and Mrs Hiram McPuy with relatives visiting others in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York. Property transfers cover dozens of parcels in Mahoning Brush Valley and surrounding areas with sales to Wingert Smyers Kelly Pierce and others totaling thousands.
A long list of real estate transfers shows numerous sales across Burrell, Rayne, West Wheatfield, East Wheatfield, and Armstrong, with buyers including John McGuire, George Hiles, and Mary Johnston. Nearby social notices report visits, a sleighing party, revival meetings, and a legal will distribution in Banks and surrounding townships.
Harrisburg reports call for annexation of Allegheny City by Pittsburgh with hearings from the Pittsburg chamber of commerce and allied groups. Separate measures consider extending annexation to contiguous municipalities. A state nurses register bill was heard and a $400,000 appropriation for consumptive hospitals was discussed along with Mont Alto camp expansion. Governor and Mrs. Pennypacker hosted a reception for lawmakers and officials at the executive mansion.
Workmen excavating a hill in eastern Chattanooga to supply earth for viaduct approaches unearthed 20 skeletons believed to be Union soldiers. Brass buttons bearing Union insignia were found nearby. Remains are thought to be from the Missionary Ridge assaults. More skeletons are expected as construction continues.
Cincinnati report details Charles H. Niehaus, a New York sculptor visiting the city, who had X rays at City Hospital after his false teeth slipped down his throat during a laugh. Doctors say no operation needed and he is not in danger. The same dateline notes a Paris death of Eugene Guillaume at 83, and mentions state investigations into binding twine and insurance industries.
Calumet Michigan March 1 a premature explosion in Red Jacket shaft of Calumet and Hecla mine killed one man and injured three on the fifty seventh level one mile underground Bryan Confers With Johnson Cleveland March 1 William J Bryan arrived and met Mayor Tom L Johnson then left for Oberlin Ohio where he delivered a lecture Smallpox at Portage Abating Altoona March 1 the Portage outbreak drops with 30 cases remaining convalescing Two Miners Killed by Fall of Coal Shamokin March 1 Anthony Welcome killed and Joseph Antumsky fatally injured Dawleys Motion Overruled Cleveland March 1 Judge Taylor overrules motion to quash indictments against Mrs Chadwick she will be tried next Monday Eugene Bloch Hanged at Allentown Allentown March 1 Bloch hanged for murder of Mrs Kate Fatsinger on Aug 6 1903 Granite Cutters Will Strike Quincy dives March 1 1200 workers strike for $3 a day Will Probe Congo Scandals Paris March 1 government sends explorer De Brazza March 15 to investigate colonial scandals
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