03 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
1
TM PoulRey BierLow argues the U S must rethink its colonial policy. He says the colonial problem is vast and unresolved, urging officials to act as makers of law, not mere interpreters, and to adapt to local conditions rather than force Western standards. He stresses freedom of action, common sense, and the need to transform oneself to the colonial mindset.
A Chicago oration by Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis cites 300 years of revolution and famine to warn that Russia repeats England and France in mistreating the poor. He argues history’s lessons are ignored by a few privileged rulers who hold power and titles while the lower classes suffer. The speaker urges heed to history to avoid repeating past miseries.
Irwin resident Mies Mary Shrum writes from Covode ward 24 to open a select school for ten weeks. Several locals including William Lowry and Albert Lowry of town and Roy Weabitt of Blairsville attended the Roosevelt inauguration in Washington. Charies A Morris of Oliveburg, a mapaty organizer for the Patrons of Lacksandry in Jefferson county, has been reassigned to special work in northern Indiana county.
Local correspondence from Blairsville reports Moir and Mrs J P Archibald with Wir and Mrs H Wiggins visiting Queenburg Wednesday for a performance of the Isle of placo opera under Greensburg Masonic Lodge auspices. Presbyterian ladies plan a mossh sod with a report in dining rooms on Friday evening March 17. Ishiga Vlora Milliron of Oakville is waiting in Pittsburgh. Prof Kiziro Takasugi, a graduate of
Boston University and formerly a professor in a Japanese University will lecture in the Methodist church on Friday evening about the war between Russia and Japan. The item mentions visiting friends in Baltimore and Washington and lists several local residents and guests, including musicians and travelers, with notes on appearances and social visits across multiple towns.
Mrs M J Miller traveled to Pieteberg this week to see her son Dr J J Miller who is ill with pneumonia. Miss Violet McCoy has recovered enough to move from Rayne to her home. James Casper has resumed work as an engineer on the B R & P. Salthurg and Jackson and daughter returned to Huntington. Mrs George Swanger and Mrs Samuel Trimble are ill. Rey and Mrs G W Chalfant of Pittsburg and John M Leech of Indiana attended Mira McCurdy’s funeral on February 28. Mrs N S Ames has returned from St Louis where she spent months with her son. Mr and Mrs Frank Piper of Zanesville are visiting Mrs Piper’s parents R B McNeil.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrhal deafness within weeks, claiming rapid hearing improvement and elimination of bad breath. Testimonial from Miss Meeks of Mattewan, N Y, praises quick results and cost savings versus specialists. Tom E Hildebrand offers money back if no cure, complete outfit priced at 1.00 with inhaler and supplies, refills 0.50.
Mrs Elizabeth McCurdy wife of Rev Thomas A McGurdy died February 26 at her Wilmington Delaware home She had lived in Saltsburg years ago and left children Paul Rev Allen W Earl and Elliott Funeral services were held February 28 in the Saltsburg Presbyterian Church Interment Blairsville cemetery followed David Comfort died March 1 at 85 a Civil War veteran Survived by his wife and daughter Esah Funeral services held Rev W Haupt Gartley Young John Robinson Gartley and Miss Minta Young of Imlenton were married at the bride home last Wednesday evening The couple will reside in Pittsburg
The Indiana Brokers Investment Company reports closing quotations for March 3 1905 from the Chicago Board of Trade with prices for rails steel and miscellaneous issues. Major items include Great Western Colorado Fuel Cotton Oil U S Steel and Wabash among others with specific bid and asked figures. details list numerous issues and their latest settles and ranges.
Get if you want to buy new home or rent house call T A Gilbert Marshall building Phone 79 tf WANTED Girl for laundry work at the Clannon house tf WAN'LED A good girl for general housework Small family no washing good wages Address tf M care Gazette WILL BUY Old gum boots and shoes old rope carpets tie foil voppar old clothing J Btawart Thowpoon Phone 440
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