02 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
1
An ad promises MLO-NA stomach tablets to ease indigestion and stomach upset. It claims relief from headaches and bad stomach after excessive smoking and drinking, urging use of a larger box ME-O-NA as a superior alternative. The prose blends health claims with a religious closing invoking Thomas a Kempis.
Democrats push a 1 percent tax on net incomes over 5000 by amending the corporation tax law to extend to individuals. The plan targets revenue shortfalls from sugar being placed on the free list and seeks to offset losses as a constitutional workaround. The caucus expects swift passage in coming weeks.
Representative Cyrus Sullloway of New Hampshire, the tallest man in the house, denounces toothbrushes at a public hearing on a district dentistry regulation bill. He says mothers should not put brushes in children's mouths and laments modern dental care, recalling good old days of chewing tobacco and snuff.
Moses Ho Steier, once illiterate, gained literacy while supporting his family by selling wares. He studied by day and night, argued his own case in a civil suit, and emerged as a licensed attorney at fifty six, marking a notable immigrant success in Boston Massachusetts.
Costa Rica tensions rise as colonizers are warned to avoid travel following a potential visit by a political delegation. An elaborate party entertainment is planned in Port Liha while a southwest battalion is deployed. Local residents report mixed reactions to the regional maneuvering and proposed talks.
A wealthy individual named Sevormer died while being rushed aboard a train near Rock Island. The incident occurred during an eastward journey as rescue crews attempted to reach a nearby location. The report notes an acute medical event and ongoing investigations into the cause and timing of death.
London mood shifts to a week of holiday as miners refuse rush to settle. Negotiations with the government are unlikely before March 6. Leader Tarvey says no hurry toward a compromise while miners expect to win the minimum rate schedule. Government pessimism grows as Winston Churchill warns of broader harm. Great Central Railway seizes coal to move on lines, justifying action by legal authority amid consignors’ outrage.
London saw a fresh suffragette protest as sixty women were arrested after smashing plate glass windows at major stores and clubs in Haymarket, Piccadilly, Bond Street, Regent Street, the Strand, and Oxford Street. Demonstrators carried iron and stones to attack Premier Asquith’s windows and those of other cabinet members, signaling ongoing pressure over the unresolved bill in Parliament.
Dun's Review of Trade reports winter trade disruption easing as spring nears, boosting business. Iron production rises, helping approach full capacity. Loder and Gabrielle Ray wed in Windsor after a late ceremony due to Ray's nervous collapse. Vedrines sets new record flying 102 miles in one hour in Paris.
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