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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
1
Walter I Ageson is named Belpor Ant Manager Daily with a note that the paper is published daily except Sundays, indicating a regular newsroom staffing or masthead update.
Dr Charles A L Reed of Cincinnati argues overpopulation will strain U S resources as population density soars in Britain and Europe and accelerates in the United States. He warns of future social disruption to the family under overcrowding pressures.
Mrs Frederick Nathan of New York, suffragist, argues women active in national affairs can be domestic and lovely. She notes many balance leisure with public interests such as parks, politics, and suffrage meetings. She cites a prominent lawyer friend and observes men label women outside traditional roles as unwomanly.
Indiana readers report lasting relief from backache and urinary trouble after using Deans Kidney Pills. Mrs Elizabeth Long and a neighbor testify seven years later the cure remains permanent with continued good effects. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is US agent.
Try D Zerta Quick Pudding and Zerts Perfect Jelly Dessert at 9c per package or D Zerta Ice Cream Powder two for 26c. Five flavors offered for each product. A trial shows simple, cost effective desserts without labor. Order today.
Toledo March 2 Debs Mant a lost extvidoldingny urges mass meetings and rising against plutocracy. He condemns governor Steunenberg and calls for armed resistance if leaders are jailed, claiming workers will not surrender and will overthrow the ruling class. He frames the issue as workers versus plutocracy with a call to action nationwide.
WANTED table boarders at 250 4 Seventh street. FOR RENT six houses. Inquire J A Wissel 917 Philadelphia street. WANTED to complete the files copies of The Evening Gazette issues Dec 13 1904 and Mar 8 1905. Five cents each for first perfect copy. FOR RENT eight room house on W Grant street near Normal School bath heater gas lot and stable. For Sale desirable building lots and comfortable homes in good locations easy terms. Call Room 7 Marshall building Phone 79.
New York on March 2 three professional process servers trailed John D Rockefeller as guards patrolled near Fifty third and Forty fourth streets and opposite his estate at No 4 West Fifty fourth Street While Attorney General Hadley vowed to force examination in the Missouri suit Rockefeller faced a statewide bid to seize him If captured The report also notes the death of Mrs William Homan 60 found in the ruins of the Williamsburg Pa opera house after a fire
A Meridian cyclone struck at 6 30 pm causing widespread destruction in Front street and Mast End. Buildings toppled totaling 30 to 40 with fires starting. at least scores dead and many injured, including named officials. Rescue crews work by candlelight as Meridian and nearby cities report heavy losses.
Officials of Ohio railroads unanimously set 2-cent per mile passenger rates, replacing other fares. A mileage book will continue at 50 cents with purchaser-only use and Ohio validity. The move aims to cut all distance-based charges and eliminate convention, charity, and clergy passes within Ohio. Marguerite Countess of Suffolk and Berkshire, daughter of L. Z. Lester of Chicago, born a son at Charlton Park, Malmenbury, London.
Buffalo reports the Wheeler elevator on the Uiffalo river destroyed by fire last night. Building and contents loss estimated at 175000. Also notes an unsuccessful attempt on Governor General Kaulbars in Oudessa and renewed revolutionary activity. In Lyons France five children died and several adults injured when a tenement collapsed.
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