15 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
1
A fiery nationalist editorial urges Americans to stand firm on civic duties and guard against foreign influence. It calls for careful immigrant integration, strict voting rights, and resistance to foreign ideas, warning that only strong loyalty preserves the republic and its democracy.
A garbled ad promotes Hycormei a claimed simple cure for gratarrhat with dangerous misstatements. It lists no verifiable ingredients, warns against certain conditions, and touts a permanent cure while advertising medical products and a distributor in ambiguous terms. The source text appears as a faulty OCR with nonsensical phrases and inconsistent capitalization.
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co advertises a 30 horsepower horizontal steam engine for sale. The notice mentions a home renovation or real estate service with a phone contact and a location at corner of Hull Street and Carpenter Avenue. It appears as a mixed classified snippet with unclear text about retail and premises dig.
Lost ten cents in paper money by a poor woman on Philadelphia street seeks return to Gazette office. Wanted twenty men for Prairie State Incubator Works in Homer City to do general factory work. For sale homes from 1600 and building lots. McConnell & Hosack, Room 5 Hetrick Building. Four new houses and five lots for sale. inquiries with T L Edwards at 19 Marshall Building. Complete Gazette file drive for copies of 1904 1905 issues. five cents per perfect copy at Gazette office. Bargain two thousand five hundred dollars for a six room house on South Seventh Street. Lowry & Young. Rental: multiple houses and seven room properties on School Street Church Street North Fourth South Seventh with modern improvements. Five lots at Thirteenth and School. Investment notice on United Cities Realty Corporation stock in Indiana Pa. Second Series now $100 per share. Edward Rowe urges purchase for substantial investment.
A garbled dialogue mentions spring fever and a casual exchange about sitting and weather. Names like Philadelphia and McTavish appear in distorted form amid unclear context. The lines resemble a phonetic or misread transcript with no clear events or subjects.
The United Mine Workers of America hold a special convention in Indianapolis at the German house to oppose any repeal of the Ryan resolution. Delegates will organize, seat, and read President Mitchell’s address while credentials work and roll call occupy most of the day. Patrick Dolan, former president from District No. 2, is expected to attend and press his views.
Philadelphia March 14 Battley Nelson and Terry McGovern fought six rounds at the National Athletic club before about 5000 spectators. The bout was rough with repeated clinches and warnings from the referee. Nelson dominated late, landing solid lefts, while McGovern clinched repeatedly to survive. Officials labeled the match a draw as no knockdowns occurred.
George Jane Burnap aged 88, son of the late Capt George J. Burnap, died in a Philadelphia hospital after an accident in a hotel room. His brother Arthur lifted a newspaper from a trunk, dislodging a revolver that discharged, the bullet entering Burnap's left side near the heart while he slept. He had traveled from California to attend his father’s funeral.
At a meet here the Pennsylvania branch of the American National Red Cross is organized with officers elected: President Dr Talcott Williams Philadelphia. vice presidents Capt John S Muckle George H Mason Miss Anne Thompson Bishop Coadjutor Alexander Mae Kay Smith Henry Kirk Porter Pittsburgh. Vance McCormick Harrisburg treasurer Mrs Y Cassatt secretary Joseph A Steinusers. Stockholders decline to merge Allegheny Valley with Pennsylvania Railroad. meeting March 14 postpones action. Susan B Anthony funeral set for today at Central Presbyterian Church at 2? o'clock.
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