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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
4
An old promotional notice offers a free trial of Uric-O the Smith Drug Co claims cure for rheumatism. The ad promises a complimentary 750 bottle if readers mail name address and pharmacist details and asserts broad testimonials from communities. It cites Indiana distribution and local druggists.
Harrisburg reporters describe closing speeches by James Scarlet and Attorney General Todd as Judge Kunkel prepared to charge the jury. The case centers on an alleged illegal conspiracy to defraud the state with a contract, with critics blasting ex-Auditor General Snyder and ex-Governor Penny while the court limits jury room access and signals a noon verdict potential.
The report notes a generation of labor support for a political platform and a convention debate on union-made garments. A tragic street murder in Oskaloosa ends with the husband killing his wife and attempting to shoot the infant before killing himself. a bystander saves the baby.
Washington March 13 Senator Tittman introduces a resolution directing the senate committee on finance to investigate national banks questions about permanent capital for speculative ventures and whether banks influenced currency legislation. It asks if treasury knowledge exists on loans at National Bank of North America and seeks facts on use of trust firms to evade laws. The plan is to lay on the table for consideration with a public statement planned next Monday.
An official Chinese statement describes the seizure of the Tatsu Maru off Chun Chow then Kin Chow inside Chinese waters. It notes holds were open a crane ready to discharge rifles and ammunition and that Portuguese boats hovered nearby. The ship resumed the Canton river the next day and a joint inquiry was not requested. China apologizes for hauling down the Japanese flag and proposes release under force majeure.
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